The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-12

/ wiz receive ss,33417, the national com
| mission S1.72s.55 and the management
OF each club s3.1113s.
OBVIOUSLY the two defeats at Chi
caso cast a damper upon the enthusi-
@Slh OF the tiger fanciers, for the fail
ure OF the Detroiters TO fill the park
cannot be attributed 10 the weather
<Al'hough the day began cool, the skies
promised good baseball weather until
| CLOCK, when clouds rolled up from
nc iiorIh' bringing misery with them.
FIRST INNING.
ohleago-Slagle popped 10 OLeary.
9heckard singled to center Schmidt
got Sheckard stealing, O'Leary taking
the throw. Chance was hit on the hand
by pitched bail and the game was de-
layed several minutes to patch him IN
Chance stole second. the crowd kissing
ODay bitterly when he called "Husk"
safe. Schmidt's throw was none too
good and Chance appeared to beat the
paH- steinfeldt flied TO Cobb. No runs
Detroit-JOnes walked Schaefer sac
ridced. Overall TO Chance. Crawford
MED to deep right. Jones could have
taken third after Schulte's catch had he
oeen on second instead OF half way to
thlrd' Jennings gave Davy a stiff call
down. Tinker threw out Cobb, who
slld TO first. slightly spiking Chance.
me cub manager got sore and for
minute free-for-au mix-up was
threatened, but Donovan untangled the
mess with his smile. No runs
SECOND INNING.
Chicago-Kling famed. Evers flied
to Cobb and Schultz TO Crawford No
runs.
Detroit-Overal threw out Rossman
Coughlin dropped a single to left. his
Hrst hit of the series. In hit-and-run
play Schmidt smashed liner into Tin
kers hands Coughlin was doubled by
by the shortstop, unassisted No runs |
THIRD INNING.
ChfcagO-Tinker flied to Cobb. Schae- |
fer threw out Overall and OLeary at
tended to Slagle's grounder. No runs
Detroit-OLeary hit to Tinker and |
was out at first. Donovan stung what /
looked like a single into right HELD. I
hut Schultz got it off a short bound and /
threw wild Bill" out at frst-an I'M I
usual play. Jones out, Overall to |
Chance. No runs
FOURTH INNING.
ChicagO-Sheckard flied to Crawford
CLeary threw Chance out. Steinfeldt
singled to center, but Kings fly to
mus VAoSu the ROUND. NO runs.
Observation-Disclosures lined long drive
to Sheckard Crawford fouled to Stein
ieldt. Cobb popped into the crowd in
eft center for double. which set the
crowd crazy. Rossman scored ''Tv"
With a single to left Coughlin's hit
vas only half blocked by Evers.
Schmidt walked. filing the bases.
)'Leary famed. One run.
FIFTH INNING.
ChicagO-O'Leary' tumble and wild
brow saved Evers. Rain set in and
'lay was stopped ten minutes Schultz
walked when play was resumed, Dono-
AN being unable to control the wet
ALL Tinker sacrificed. Rossman hand
ing the ball alone Overall singled to
enter, scoring Evers and putting
chulte on third. Slagle's fly to Jones
cored Schultz. Sheckard forced Over
II with grounder. which OLeary car
led over to second. Two runs.
DetroIt-Donovan flied to Slagle.
.vers threw out Jones. Schaefer fam
ed. No. runs.
SIXTH INNING.
Chieago-Chance popped to Coughlin
singled past Coughlin. Killing
AIMED. Cobb made a great catch Of
vers' low drive. No runs.
DetrOit-Crawford was out, Evers to
nance. Cobb was tossed out by Evers
lagle made fine running catch. rob
ing Rossman of a triple No runs
SEVENTH INNING.
ChicagO-Schulte scratched a hit in
ont of the plate. Tinker hunted and
onovan tried to head off Schultz at
econd. but was too late. Overall sac
feed. Slagle hit to O'Leary, whose
row TO the plate was wild, and
3hulte scored. Sheckard hunted to
ossman and was safe, nobody cover
g first. Tinker scored on the play
nance forced Sheckard, Coughlin to =
,haefer, Slagle taking third on the
ay. Chance tried to steal. but turned
-ck to give SlagIe an opportunity to
ore, which he did unmolested, as
haefer and Rossman paid undivided
tention to Chance Rossman finally
uching him out. Three runs.
famed. Schmidt
ed to Schultz and Steinfeldt threw out
Leary. No runs II,
EIGHTH INNING. II
Chicago - Steinfeldt famed, but
hmidt had to throw to first to get
e out. King lined a ball into Schae-
RS hands. Evers famed. No runs III
was safe on Tin
RS tumble. Jones hunted and Stein |
DIT threw him out at first. Schaefer | '
d Crawford famed, both letting the
rd strike go Schaefer had a chance
walk, hitting at a bad ball when he | (
d three balls and one strike on him. |
runs.
NINTH INNING.
flied to Jones-a |