The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-09

nit. Donovan had struck out mean while, and Shaefer's grounder to Tin ker ended the inning.
 Chicago scored the first run of the contest in the next inning. Chance drew base on balls. stenfeldt sacri- feed prettily and Kling came forward with short fly to left field, which Jones could not reach. Chance had turned third as the ball struck the ground and tore for home. He had to slide to beat the throw, but accom- plished the trick, and then Schmidt relayed the ball to Schaefer. retiring I.Kling, who had tried to make an extra base on the throw to the plate. Evers followed with another hit and stole second, but Donovan struck out Schulte.
 Detroit tried to get the run back at once, but after Crawford had hit safe- | ly to left and gone to second on an out he was doubled up with Coughlin when Evers 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 al- most home when the ball was caught. In the fifth and again in the sixth inning Detroit had runners on first and third bases, with two out Tn each case the man on third was caught off that station on attempted double steals, Schmidt in the first instance and 6chaefer in the second.
 In both cases Kling looked toward second base and threw to third, his ap- parent lack of aim deceivlng the run ners.
 In the eighth the visitors looked like victors. Donovan was an easy out, but Jones beat hit to Evers, stole second, and went to third when Tinker failed to field schaefers hard grounder With the infield drawn in Schaefer had no trouble stealing second, and both run ners scored when Crawford made his third hit, sharp liner past Evers l Schultes throw to the plate was away wide, and Crawford went all the way to third on it, scoring when Rossman drove long fly to center Cobb had reached second whie Overall Kling and Steinfeldt were vainly trying to catch Crawford off third. but he was left there when Coughlin struck out.
 Chicago had done nothing with Don. evans delivery and the Detroit pitchAl l looked an eAsy winner when the homo team came to bat for the ninth time Chance was uo and had struck out the ball on a line to right field. Ther Donovan lost control. and hit Stein. feldt in the ribs. King popped a lit. tie fly 10 Rossman. trying to sacrifice and even .Evers rolled an easy boundel to Coughlin q possible double pla, loomed up The Detroit captain, how ever booted the ball. and the basei were full Schulte hit down the frs base line. and was thrown out. Chance scoring. Then Howard was sent in tt bat for Tinker. who had struck our suit, but the third strike got away from Schmidt, and the tieing run caml in. Moran was sent to bat for Overall but Evers ill-judged attempt to stea home retired the side, and left the con test a tie
 Slagel nearly scored the winning TUT in the next inning, when he came hom' from third on a passed ball Stein . feldt was at bat and ODay ruled tha 1 he interfered with the play, Slagle be ing called out.
 In the eleventh. with one down
 King, Eyers and Schulte singled il succession, but neither Zimmerman nol
 Reulbach was equal to the emergency
 Detroit failed to get man passed frs
 base in the last three innings, Schaef
 of the twelfth with a sparkling double , play. Steinfeldt had reached frs through being hit with the ball aftel
 Slagle had gone out Chance hit fast liner over second base, and Schaef ; CT, jumped in the air, caught it in ont hand, and threw to Rossman for tn
 third out
 This ended the long contest Tht
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