The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-10
CHICAGO DEFEATS
DETROIT De I II in N SECOND 4:
Pitcher NTullin Forced a Run iii
and Another Was Scored on
an Error. u
GAME L0NG-D RAWN-0UT' ONE
Detroit First to Score, but Mullin
Wealens and a Double Fol-
lows Error.

CHICAGO, ILL. October 9.--Thc
Chicago National League team de-
featcd the Detroit pennnnt winners OF
the American League In the second
game OF tito series for the worlds
championship this afternoon. The score
was 3 to /. Slow pitching and several
slight accidents caused tho contest to
drag out over two hours, the delays
Trying the patience OF the big crowd
which again filled almost, every inch
or scating-room. Both teams played
more steadily than on the opening uny.
After the first four and half innings
had dragged through an hour and
tlirty-five minutes. some sparkling
fielding and sharp hitting and base
running fastened the contest to an
end.
tThe receipts for to-day's game, NJ
announced by Secretary Bruce, of the
National Baseball Commission, tonight
were s26430. The players Will receive
s1i,27a.2o. and each club liz enriched to
the extent of s4,75o.io. The national
commission gets the rest. s2,643.
How Teams Lined UP.
Mullin and pfcistcr We're the pitch
err. and Payne went behind the bat In
place of Schmidt. Otherwise, the teams
lined IN as on the preceding day.
playing conditions were improved for
the second game. the crowd numbering
81. col, as against over $4,000 yesterday,
whilo warm sunshine and the absence
OF the chill breeze of the first day kept
spectators and players In more COM
fort.
Rossman, whose hitting was the real
feature OF the contest, scored the first
run of the game in the second game.
He hit a grounder toward Tinker,
which bounded away from the short
stop and rolled far out to left field.
the batsmnn making three bases on tho
hit. Coughlin struck out, but Payne
..fted short fly to left field. which
Tinker might have caught, but left to
ESheckard. The ball fell safe. and Ross
man scored. Chicago tied the score In
its half of the inning, Mullin giving n
queer exhibition of poor ana good
pitching. King. Eyers and Schultz
singled in succession, filling the bases.
with none out. Then Tinker drew "a
base on balls. forcing King home.
Right here Mullin suddenly rcgaiped
control OF his curves, striking /, out
Pfeister and Slagle. while the best
Sheckard could do was a puny ground
or to Sciiaefer.
How Game WAS Won.
The winning runs came in the fourth.
Tinker's hit bounded off Muilin'a
glove. He went to second on sacri-
flee and stole third. OtLeary fumbIed
SIagle's grounder, Tinker scoring,
Slagie stole second and came the res,
of the way on Sheckard's two-base
hit past first-base. After Chance had
popped out. sheckard was caugnt try
ing to steal third.
After that fast fielding prevented
further scoring. O'Leary cut off two
hits by marvellous stops and throws In
the fifth. and repeated the feat In the
sixth. Shackard caught a low fly off
his shoetops IN the seventh. and three
Detroit runners who reached 'sst base
were cut down by Kings i:nc throw
ing.
The teams will play here again to-
morrow and then. unless a POSTPONE
ment or tie game intervenes, will move
to Detroit for two games, returning
here Sunday. Tie score follows:
THE SCORE.