The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-12

out at first; Jones hunted ano was thrown
out at first by Overall No runs.
Fourth Inning: Chicago-Sheckard flied
to Crawford, Chance grounded to O'Leary
and was out at first, making a very prJ
ty throw and pickup; Steinfeldt drove
one over second and was safe at first:
Killing flied TO Jones in deep left No
runs. Detroit-Schaefer flied to Sheck-
ard: Crawford hit a high foul, which
Steinfeldt cought close to third base; Cobb
drove the ball into center field for three
base hit. Rossman singled to left. scoring
Cobb; Coughlin singled and Rossman
men on bases; O'Leary struck out. One
run.
Game Stopped by Rain.
Fifth Inning: Chicago-Evers ground
ed to O'Leary, who was slow in handling
the ball and Evers reached first. A sharp
shower began when Schultz was at bat
and Umpire Sheridan called time. Indica-
lions are that the shower will be of short
duration. The band is playing Wait Till
the Sun Shines, Jennie" After fifteen
minutes intermission play was resumed.
with Schultz at the bat and Evers on
first base. Schultz walked: Tinker sac
rificed to Rossman, advancing EverS and
Schultz a base. Overall hit to center and
Evers scored: Schultz went to third; Sla-
gle flied to Jones; Schultz scoring on the
throw in; Shec<ard grounded 10 OLeary,
who retired Overall at second. unassisted.
Two runs. Detroit-DOnoVan flied to cen
ter; Jones out. Evers to Chance; Schae-
fer famed. No runs.
Sixth Inning: Chcago-Chance sent a
pop fly to Coughlin; Steinfeldt singled TO
left; King struck out; Evers drove liner
to Cobb. No runs. Detrolt-CraWford out.
Evers to Chance; Cobb drove hot liner
at Tinker and was thrown out at first;
Rossman flied to Slagle, who made a hard
run for il. No runs.
Seventh Inning: Chicago-Schulte safe
on grounder, which Donovan could not
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ker endeavored to sacrifice. bunting to
Donovan, who threw high to O'Leary and
Schultz was safe, Tinker making first;
Schmidt threw out Overall at first on his
sacrifice hit; Tinker and Schultz advanced
a base; Slagle hit to O'Leary, who threw
to the plate to catch Schultz, but Schultz
slid under and was safe; Sheckard bunt-
ed safely, Tinker scoring. Ut is now rain
ing quite hard) Chance grounded to
Coughlin. who retired Sheckard at second
Schaefer getting the put out; Chance
started to steal second and Slagle came
home, scoring while Schaefer retired
Chance. Three runs. Detroit-Coughlin
famed: Schmidt flied to Schultz; OLeary
out. Steinfeldt to Chance. Three runs.
Eighth Inning: Chicago-Steinfeldt
struck out and Schmidt dropped the third
strike. but threw him out at first; King
lined to Schaefer; Evers struck out. Nc
runs. Detroit-Donovan was safe on
Tinker's error. the shortstop fumbling his
grounder; Jones sacrificed SteinfeIdt to
Chance; Schaefer struck out; Crawford
famed No runs.
Ninth Inning: Chicago-Schulte flied to
Jones: Tinker walked; Overall sacrificed
Donovan to Rossman; Slagles pop back
of short field fell safe. Tinker scoring;
Slagle taking second base on the throw
in: Sheckard out to first One run De-
triot-Cobb sent high fly which Steinfedt
caught: ROssman's fly fell between Sheck-
ard and Slagle, both men trying for it
and missing narrowly. Coughlin up; Stein
feldt fumbled Coughlin's grounder and
he was safe. Rossman taking second
Schmidt famed; O'Leary lined to Stein
feldt. No runs
Final score: