Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-11
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Chicago. oct 1o-Thc Detroit Amer
lean League team suffered its second
successive, defeat at the hands of the
chicago Nationals today. scoring only
ons. run. Chicago Tailed five times. four
of the runs being the result OF s"l;I
hitting Sicvrr started in to pitch Tor
-. troit but the locals took kindly To-
his curves and batt.d him out Of the
box in four innings. iiilliIn then took
up the work and was found for thrc"
hits and another run in tn" iii;h.
Detroit vainly tried /" br' ak thr"u@n
tn. Chicago'$ defence. R"ulbach pitch
ed strongly in tiI. opening innings and
when he showed signs of weak ning IN
the fifth and sixth innings, his team
mates came to his rescue with fast
double plays.
The game failed to attract the nSurl
larg" crowd to tn" grounds. Tn" official
figures made til" total l3,1li. However,
tn" crowd was more dcin"nStratiVr
than on Wednesday. ReuinachS brill
liant PITCHING; in the early innings and
ana Sh"ckarri reused tn" Chicago par
tiS;lnS to enthusiastic cheers
Tn" play was much faster thrn "n
III" preceding days Only Is bntsmrn
faced Rculbach in the first four in
nngs. while Chicago hit Sewer freely.
The first run came in the second in
ming when s;tcinfeldt lined the ball over
third base. reaching second on the hit.
X ling sacrificed and EvcrS sent Il dou-
Die over first base. SteinfcIdt scored
but F.verS was left when SCHULZ" and
Tinker We're retired on infi"ld ground
rrS.
With Eolllbarh going at top speed.
the ono run looked sufficient to win.
but the Nationals went after Sewers
curv.S "nrrg"tically in tn" fourth
Stcinfcldt drov" Il long fly to left field
- start the inning. Jones getting tn"
!all near the boundary. King followed
with Il hard single to right. i:vtrS S".it
| him to third With another driV" to til"
| sam" territory and Schultz dropped a
| fly safely to center. King scoring. f.v-
"rS tried to max" third on the hit but
! vas caught. !;chult" advancing to sec
I nnd Tinker lifted high fly to JOINS,
| s;chultr S"nrinG AMI Tinker going ~
| third. Eculhach caught Il low brll over
| second bass" sending Tinker home.
t',lIi,hlin then caught Slat.l"'& high .lN.
! Manager JENNINGS dccdcd thai S",V-
| r E1d failed to max" good, 50 killlau
| appeared in the next inning II" WAS
| greeted W-trmly enough two doubles
| and 4 hard siuEl" being got off his de
| livery only one run resulted. however,
| rs the hits altcrnat"d with outs.
| Chance secured the first duuhI" and
| consequently scored the run For tn"
| next three innings the locals went uIt
in order. except in tn" seventh When
| Strinf"ldt received u has" on balls af-
| tor two Wcr" ont Kings high twisting
| foul to C"uEh'in followed.
| Detroit lost its first chance Ia score
| in tn" fifth h"carI" Tinker interrupted
| Il liner and turned til" catch into q
| double play. EnSSman Wa+ first M and
| WAS S1f" when his hard hit ground, +
| bounced off Thinkers ankle. t"ughlin
Was passed ANA Schmidt's gruund"r
down tn" first has. line advanced both
| runners. n'L"Hry then smashed Il hard
| liner at Tinker ana the latter jumped
| l'i tl'' plil CIV >t'IP'' vi St''iti
ahead "f C"ughIin. retiring tn" side.
Tn" run cam" in the next inning.
| killian mad" tho first clean hit or
| H"ulharh. Jones received = has" IN
l'al., ana then WI.; doubled ur With
S'ha"f,rr in lightning play, Stcinfelit
| to tEprS to Chance. crawford anu
| cobb followed viii hits. killian SCORING,
rn I'll" former. INT SIagl" went hlcl, I"
| III" stands and captured R"Ssmau's "f-
| fort
Another chance to *cnr" was lp,t in
| iii" next inning. With on" down
| Schmidt walked b'LrarN struck out
| AMI Eillian scratched 4 hit toward t.v-
| "l,. Jones was not equal To the cm"r-
| E"ncN, going ont. Tinker to- Chance
R"sSinan started the ninth with Il hit
| hut was forced at second 10y Coughln
| Who was forced to remain on first
| hill" Schmidt and oL"ary lifted cas-
| lily caught flies: Tn" teams left for De
| tr"it tonight. accompanied by a small
army Of enthusiasts Games will he
| played in the Michigan city tomorrow
and Saturday. tn" sunday contest he
| ing scheduled for Chicago.
The receipts today wer. divided as
| follows: To the National baseball COM
| mission sl62l -: to the players So
1.1.5o; t. each club $ct3lS5.
DETROIT
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