The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-09

relayed the ball to Schaefer, retiring
King, who had tried To take an extra
base on the throw to the plate. Evers
followed with another hit and stole Sec
ond, but Donovan struck out Schultz.
Detroit tried 10 get the run back at
once. but after Crawford had hit safely
to left and gone 10 second on an out, he
was doubled up with Coughlin. when Ev-
ers captured the latter's short fly back
OF second base. and threw the ball TO
Tinker Crawford was so sure that the
hit was safe that he was almost home
when the ball was caught.
In The nth and again in the sixth in
ning: Detroit had runners on first and
third bases, with two out In each case
the man on third was caught off that
stntior on attempted double steals.
schmidt In the first instance, aod Schae-
ier IN the second, In both cases. King
looked toward second base and threw to
third, his apparent lack OF aim deceving
the runners.
In the eighth the visitors looked like
ylctors: Donovan was an easy out, but
Jones beat hit t. Evers. stole second
and went TO third when Tinker failed 10
Held Schaefer's hard grounder. With the
intield drawn in Schaefer had no trouble
stealing second, and both runners scored
when Crawford made his third hit. a
sharp liner past Evers. Schultes throw
TO the plate was away wide and Crawford
went, all the way TO third on II, scoring
when Rossman drove a long fly TO CEN
tire. Cobb had reached second while Ov-
erall, King sand Steinfedt were vainly
trying 10 catch Crawford off third. but
he was left there when Coughlin struck
out
DONOVAN WILD IN NINTH.
Chicago bad done nothing with Dono-
vans delivery, and the Detroit pitcher
looked an easy winner when the home
team came TO bat for the ninth time.
Chance was up and had struck out twice.
time however ~
line TO right field Then Donovan lost
control. ana hi. Steinfedt in the ribs.
King popped n little fly to Rossman. try
ing TO sacrifice. and when Evers rolled
an easy bounder TO Coughlin. "a possible
double play loomed up. The Detroit
captain. however, booted the ball and the
bases were full. Schultz hit down the
first base line. and was thrown out.
Then Howard was sent in TO bat for
Tinker. who had struck out three times,
The substitute followed suit. but the third
strike got away from Schmidt, and the
tying run came Li. Moran was sent 10
bat for Overall hut Evers' misJudged
attempt to steal home retired the side
and left the contest n tie.
Slagle ne3 rly scored the winning run In
the next inning who he came home from
third o a passed ball. Steinfeldt was at
bat and ODay ruled that he interfered
with the play. Slagie being called out.
In the llth. with one down, King, Ev-
ers and Schultz singled I'm succession, but
neither Zimmerman nor Reulbach was
equal TO the emergency.
sCHAEFER's SPARKLING DOUBLE.
Detroit failed to get "A man past first
base in the last three innings. Schaefer
came To the rescue In ChlGagos half OF
the 18th with sparkling double play.
Steinfeldt had reached first through be-
ing hit with the ball after Slagle had
gone out. ChancL hit fast liner over
second base, and Schaefer jumped into
the air, caGght Il in one hand and threw
to Rossman for the third out. This end
ed the long contest,