The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-09
Tlg GAME, TWELVE INNINGS
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Cgtc.oo. oct Tho ar-' .ame for the
worlds championship 10, wern tho thi,a COS
of tho National Leo gre and tho Dttgoits II
tho American icR ave NJ thr Nest side Park
~. dav resulted IN ne game uf fNo'v"i uuiuvs
zach side had three runs. and ~" uyRl- we've
nehtins Zach other tooth sud nail when ~"
gathering dusk nade % necessary for ths
umpire to call the gnm"
The striped beast aud tho rrsiun prodtgv.
the tiger and the cuh- vagri a battle that
kept tho ?5.Wv, spectators on edge With eN.
citsment aud suspense and made them for.
gc,ful Of the nippinR Wind tlat came fresh anl
frosty from the lake \ game evenly wagei
In iis various departments. " also was q rauIa
Of stirring happenings IN" bctroiis did not
score AZ all until the eighth nninn and then
they rushed TO the front with one ~ their In
domitable rallies and not only -natchcd the
lead away from the National Leagues hat
took a lead ~ two runs. Then. Ia the last
ditch. the Cubs made n stand lust as heroic
and tied the score.
from that on each inning was soorelrss.
The cubs forced the issue In the last three
Innings aud had several good chances 10
put a run over. but Donovan aud his support
frightened NJ every time IN. danger signal
was waving In their faces and ropulscd the
foe. The hitting was pretty brisk for an open
ing battle of a worlds series. the tubs show
ing tn e-heavipr stick work, though bv n small
margin. Their bunting and inside pinN wa q
shade more effective and resourceful thuu
ID ~etroit's. but he latter We're the stCadirr
q nd cooler feeders and rose 10 their our
| 90 lden opportunity better than the Chica go-
did TO similar inviting openings.
In the main, however. big overall was re-
lab Ie with men on bases. He began the
came ny giving the first man who faced hint
- psvy Jones' base on balls, lones's COM
RI les could not help him. SChacfcr forced
Jones, Crawford rocketed u fly TO Slagie and
! Kings accurate throw spiked Schacfer's al
TEMPT TO steal Schmidt did not throw To
bases as well as King. lie made IA Wild
throw in the first inning trying to head oil
Sheckard, who had singled and reached first
sheckard went All the way 10 tniru, and tnrrt
Chance on strikes. and strlnieldt sent u tame
hopper To Donovan.
two, three. but King, for Chicago. walked.
Evprs put him on second with a sacrifice,
Thercat Srhaefsr , 61oNs oq1 , I.n tnird amd
fourth innings the first mar. up for Detroit
sin gled. hut died for want oI'aDlllty by The
Tie second half Of the fourth brought the
first run. chance took frsi on four balls.
the rubber. The multi ide went dclirious.
The innings sp~d by and the one run loomod
a upd n siSth IN" nctroits led on With a base hi.
in fact, Sclaeicr and Crawford singled in
| eurpp SSiOp III the SlNIn anu WIN noIOiN oils
hut there we're no hits to help their cause
! along, and they took root on the bags.
There " a. one oni In the eighth inning when
the Detroit bait alion unllmbered lis guns.
! Jones OUTRAGED an infeld hit and stole second.
! The Chicago inner Gordon began TO wayer.
I Schacrer grounded TO Tinker. who iumbled.
| ,Jones spceding to third on the bobble. Schae-
fer stole second. sam crawford swung
his big warclub' and sent a shrieking Two
bagger TO left, on which Jones ana Schaeier
burned the highway 10 the plate.
The Detroit delegation present opened out
with q inaelsl rom of noise that made oil past
| conylomerations of racket In Chicago seem
distant and hushed, while the great majority
OF the onlookers became snbducd ana GUM;
era wford took third on me thr?"-ln ana
scored on Rossman's outileld fly. this happen
! ing after Cobb had hit to Overall and Craw;
pIrsuerS trying 10 run him down.
In the ninth the Cubs rallied splendidly.
Chance Sss singled .saw to or G' I, siin sea DS %S" %ns b fpS Sy
q pitched ball. The assembled horde began
TO sit MP and take notice; Eyers singled and
| roller 10 Rossman. On Schulte's demise,
sossman to Donovan. Chance scored. How
Saf o' WSat fG Sap p ) O @n i Sis third nGs a" s,r Ike
got away from Schmidt. and Steinfeldt tailed.
| the plate Evers was caught trying to steal
home, but the crowd was. still in "a frenzy OF
Joy over, the eleventh hour stand which
BeTlbseh pitched the game cHt for CHICAGO
and held the Detroits safe The cubs had
twelfth They had the sacks filled in the
eleventh with only one out, but the new man,
| Zimmerman. famed and Reulhach forced
Schultz. In the twelfth. witt, Sheckard on
first and Chance at bat. their light went out
on a double play.
But for idiotic interference by Steinfeldt
in the tenth Slagle would have come In on u
hall that got aw ay from Schmidt. There was
no chance for Schmidt to yet the ball, hut
Steinfeldt held him, and ODay had TO. call
Slagle out. The score:
DETROIT. CHICAGO.
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