The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-11

livery and the gay game OF fattening
the batting averages was discontinued
Although Il was a perfect day for
October baseball the best or the series
thus far, tbs attendance dropped with
dun thad, The hisaeheFs in the
distant gardens were almast bare. aud
IN the rest IT the anrhitheatre there
was plenty 81 breathing space FOR the
fans The total number ~ spectators
Was 1914. anu the receipts sl6,2l2.ae.
or this sum the players viii receive
$S,ts44a, the national commission 81
62l2S and each club s2,a1s.ea
The / lay
First inaias-Dstrsit- out.
Evefs 70 Chance. sehafer went tie
same way Evers 10 Chance. Crawford
out on an inheid hit 10 Chance. No
runs.
Cubs slagle tiied 60 Cobb sheekard
out. oLeary 70 Hossman, Chance
flies 10 Crawford. No runs.
Second tnntng-Tisers- cobb Famed
Rossman iies 70 sheekard. coughlin
out on fiy to siagle. No runs.
Cubs-steiny doubles to LETT. King
sacrifices. Evers doubles to left
Steiny scores. Schultz out on pop.
Evers reaches third. Tinker out
OLeary to Rossman.
Third inning--Tigers-Sc files
TO Slagle. OLeary pops to Tinker.
Seaver out. Evers To Chance. No runs.
Cubs-Reulbach flies TO Crawford.
Slagle struck out. Sheckard doubles.
Chance popped to O'Leary. No runs.
Fourth inning-DetroIt- Jones flied
TO Sheckard. Schaefer got Detroits
first hit. a high bounder, just out Of
Reulbach's reach Steinfeldt threw
out Crawford. Schaefer going to sec
ond. Reulbach tossed Cobb out at
first. No runs.
Cubs-Steinfeldt flied TO Jones. King
singled past Schaefer Evers singled
to right, putting King on third.
Schultes single to center scored king,
but Evers was caught between second
and third on Crawford's throw, Siever
finally touching him out. Schultz made
second on the play and scored when
Davy Jones muffed Tinker's long fly to
left. Tinker made three bases on the
error. Reulbach kept up the smuggling
with a single to right. which scored
Tinker Slagle popped to Coughlin.
Three runs.
Fifth inning Detroit - Rossman
singled off Tinkers shins. Coughlin
walked. Both runners moved UP on
Schmidt's out, Chance to Reulbach
O'Leary smashed a hard liner toward
left center, but Tinker leaped high,
speared it and doubled Coughlin off
second--a brilliant play, which saved
two tallies. No runs.
Cubs-Jennings decided he might as
well call the game gone and take q
chance with Killian, his other south
paw, who has been suffering from a
lame arm, so Siever was sent to the
barn. Sheckard hit to Schafer and was
out at first. Chance got a scratch two
Dagger to left center as Jones and
Crawford got balled up on who should
take the ball. Steinfeldt's single to
center scored Chance. King flied to
Crawford Evers doubled to right
center-his third hard smash-and
King took third. Schultz popped to
CoughIin. One run. o.
Sixth inning-KilIian singled to CEN
ter on the first ball pitched. Jones
walks. Schaefer hit a hot one to
Steiny, who doubled Jones, Evers to
Chance. Killian scored. One run.
Cubs-Tinker popped to O'Leary.
Reulbach out Schaefer to Rossman.
Slagle out, O'Leary to Rossman. No
runs.
Seventh inning-Tigers-Co ughlin
out, Tinker to Chance Schmidt walks.
OLeary out. Killian walks. Jones
out, Tinker to Chance.
Cubs-Sheckard out, O'Leary to Ross
man. Chance out, Schaefer to Ross
man. Steiny walks. King fouled out
| to Schmidt. No runs.
Eighth innIng-Tigers-Cr out
Tinker to Chance Cobb flied out
Rossman knocked grounder to Evers
| No runs.
| Cubs-Evers out, O'Leary to Ross
man. Schultz out, Schaefer to Ross
man. Tinker fans.
Ninth inning-Tigers-Ro sin
giles. Coughlin~ forced Rossman at sec
ond. Tinker to Evers. Schmidt flied
to Evers. OLeary out, Tinker to
Chance. The Cubs did not play their
half of the ninth.