The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-11
RGuIbach Was Too Stout and the Victory Game
 Easy
HEAVY HITTING OF
 STEINFELOT AND EVERS
Siever Was Knocked Out of the Box, and kiIIian Substituted-The At tendance Is 13,114 and the Re
 ceipts Were $16,2f2.50.

Chicago. October l0.--The Detroit American league team suffered it's sec ond successive defeat at the hands of the Chicago, Nationals today scoring only one run. Chicago tallied five times. four of the runs being the result of solid hitting. Siever started to pitcE for Detroit but the locals took kind ly to his curves and batted him out of the box in the fourth inning. Killian then took up the work and was found for three hits. and another run in the fifth.
 Detroit tried yainly to break through the Chicago defense. Reulbaeh pitch ed strongly in tho opening innings and when he showed signs of weakening in the fifth and sixth innings, his tea ln- mates came to his rescue with fast double plays.
 Very Disappointing Attendance.
 For some unexplained reason the game failed to attract the usual large crowd to the ground S. The official att tendance figures made the total 13.1 II. and the many empty spaces in the en- larged bleachers ma de the gathering appear even smalles qhan this. At that the crowd was more demonstra i've than the big outpoqring of Wedpes- day. Reulbachis brfIliant pitching in 1ue early innings dho tue tidSnl1S it1AS of Steinfeldt. EVerS and Sheckard reused the Chicago part isans wnlle the Detroit contingent eh eered those hear tly so that the visiting team might not think itself deserted
 The play was much faster than on the previous days. only thirteen bats men faced Reubach in the first four innings while the Chicago hitters lost no time in straightening out Sievers benders.
 Cubs Score First
 The first run came in the second in- ming when Stefnfeldt lined the ball over third base. reaching second on the hit.
 King sacrificed and Evers sent q double over first base. Steinfeldt scored but Evers was left when Schulte and Tinker were killed on in- field grounders, With Reulbach going at top speed that one run looked good enough to win. but just to make the result certain the Nationals went after Siever's curves saYagelY in the fourth. Steinfeldt drove long fly 10 left field 10 start the inning. Jones getting the ball near the boundary. King fol lowed with hard-hit single to right. Bver5 sent him to third with another drive to the same territory and Schulte dropped hy safely in center. King scoring. Evers tried to make third on the hit but was caught and run down by a swarm of Detroit play CTS. Schulte advancing to second. rink CT lifted high fly to Jones' but the left fielder dropped the ball, Schulte scoring and Tinker going to tn ird. Reulbach put a low ball over second base, sending Tinker home. Cough lin then caught Slagle's high fly.
 killian Relieves SieVer
 Manager Jennings decided that SieVer had failed 10 make good, sV 1<illian appeared in the next inning. He was greeted warmly enough, TWO doubles and hard single being gleaned off his delivery. Only one run resulted, how ever. as the hits alternated with outs. Chance secured the first double and consequently scored the run. For the next three innings the locals went out in order, except in the seventh when Steinfeldt received q base on balls aft CT two were out. Kings high twist ing foul to Coughlin followed.
 Detroit lost their first chance to score in the fifth because Tinker in- tercepted a liner and turned the catch into double play. Rossman was first up and was safe when his hard hit grounder bounced off Tinkers hand. Coughlin was passed and Schmidt's