Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-13
Takes the Fourth Straight
Game mi From Detroit by
Score Of 2 to 0
Game Was Won by the SpIen'-
did Base Stealing Of the
Chicago Boys
The Cubs Are Now the
Baseball Champions Of
the World

go National league baseball team this
afternoon, at Bennett Park, won the
world s championship, defeating De
troit. American league team, by q
score OF 2 to 1. .t=s.5 #3.sf'
1T was the fourth successive VIC
tory for the Chicago team in as fanny
/ days. Taking advantage of every
slip made by the local players AID
running bases cleverly they scored
two runs in the first two innings,
while the Detroit team did not sue
coed in getting one man over the
home plate.
The weather was raw and cold,
entirely unfit for baseball, and less
than half the expected 1900 to 49,
900 people attended the game. The
official count of the attendance was
1870, the temperature being below
80 degrees and raw wind swept
across the field throug hout the game.
The local team had man on third
base, but twice during the game,
and each time Brown held succeed
e ing batters safely In an effort to
check the base stealing OF Chicago.
Manager Jennings sent in his colt
catcher Archer, but the Chicago men
succeeded in stealing four bases
from him. Stolen bases figuring ma
teria1ly in the scoring of both runs. 8
Tinker and EEers made a fine dou-
BILE steal in the second inning. Jones
and Coughlin succeeded in stealing
4 bases this afternoon from Killing,
whose throwing to bases aided so
largely in Chicago's victory.
Cobb, the generally accepted star
of the Detroit team, showed a flash
of his usual form on bases in the
sixth inning, when he stretched his
n hit to tight field into a. double. He
rounded the first base as the ball
bounded toward Schultz and when
The fielder handled it a bit slowly.
Cobb cor tinued to second, beating the
throw safely. Cobb then tried to
steal third, but was thrown out by
& Islir &.
Chicago scored in the opening in
ming Slagle waited for a base on
balls, Shreckard sent a fly to Jones
and Howard struck out. With two
gone, Slagl sent ont fly to1nfwy
B gone. slagle dashed for second base
ard was safe steinfeidt scored him
with a single to center field
Jones also opened Detroit's first
inning with a base ON balls. The
Detroit supporters had visions Of a
run also Schaeffer, Crawford and
Cobb were easy outs, however, and
Jones was left ait second base.
Eyers hit grounder at the open:
ing OF the second inning and he was
safe, taking second on Thinkers sin
gle, after Schultz had popped out to
Archer, while trying to hunt. The
pair Of feeders then worked a clever
double steal. Brown was given a
base on balls and the bases were full
with but one out. Eyers scored on
slagIe's grolnder to Schaeffer hils
the center fielder was put out a
first, sIleckard ended the inning and
scoring for the day
The Detroit batters vent out il
order in the third, but steinfeldt opr
eaad the Chicago half OF the innins
wifh d three base hit to the crowd
hi left field which Jones could moi
get II looked like another run fol
Chicago. King grounded 20 o'Iaea.
~ ~ and the storfstep threw ont Stein
feldt ai the plate.
m the fourth inning Detroit had ~
best opportunity to score. Crawford
opened with two-base hit, Cob
struck out and Rossnlan singled. 81
aid not however, run toward sec