Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-11
Tigers Are Unable to Solve Delivery
of Reulbaoh.
DRIVEN FROM BOX
Killian Relieves Him in Fifth After
Four Runs Are Made.
BIG DECREASE IN ATTENDANCE
Receipts Are SIs,2Ia.SO, of which
the Players Get s4,727.SO--
TodRy's Game In
Detroit,
sTANp1Na on rHn rEAMs.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS,
Won. Lost Pct
J Chicago Nationals. ....2 0 1000
| Detroit Americans. .....O 900
First game was tie. to 3.
CHICAGO, oct iO.-The Detroit Alneri-
can league team suffered it's second de-
| feat at the hands of the Chicago Ma
tionals today. scoring only one run. sievec
started TO pitch for Detroit, but the locals
took kindly to his curves and batted him
out of the box in four innings. Killlan
then took up the work and was found for
three hits and another run In the NTH.
Detroit tried vninly to break through
Chicago's defense Reulbach pitched
strongly in the opening, and when ne
showed signs of weakening in the lfth
and sixth innings his teammates came to
his rescue with fast double plays.
For some unexplainable reason the
game failed to attract the usual largo
crowd TO the grounds, The officials ng-
ure the attendance at 1914, and the
many empty spaces in the extended
bleachers made the gathering appear even
smaller than that At that the crowd vas
more demonstrative than much larger
one on the preceding day. Reulbachs
brilliant pitching in the early innings and
the crashing hits of Steinfeldt Evers,
Sheckard and Rossman were the features
of the day, Rossman being the only ono
on the American team that was able to
find Reulbach
How Runs were Made.
The play was much faster than on yes
terday Only thirteen batamen faced
Ruelbach in the hrst four innings, while
the Chicago hitters lost no time In straight-
ening out Siever's curves, The first run
came in the second inning when steinfeldt
lined one for a base hit. Killing sacrificed
and Evers stung a double over first base
steinfeldt scored, but Evers was left when
Schultz and Tinker were retired on in
field grounders
With ReuIbach going at top speed that
one run looked good enough TO win, but
just to make It certain the Nationals went
after sievers Acurves sapagely III the
Fourth. steinfeldt drove b long ny to left
to start the inning, Jones getting the
ball after II grounded King followed with
a hard single to right. Evers sent him to
third with another drive to the same lo~
cality and Schultz dropped fly safely IN
center. Killing scoring Evers tried to make
third on the hit, but was caught and ran
down by swarm of Detroit players.
Schultz advancing 70 second. Tinker lifted
high fly to Jones, but the left fielder
dropped the ball, Schultz scoring and Tin
ker going to- third. Reulbach cut low
ball over second base sending Tinker home.
Coughlin then caught slagle's high fly.
KiIIiau Takes Slab.
Manager Jennings decided that Siever
had failed to make good, so ISilllan APP
peared in the next inning He was greeted
warmly, but two doubles were got from
him Only one run resulted, 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 stelnfeldt received base on balls
after two were out Kings high twisting
| foul TO Coughiin followed
Detrois Loses Chance.
Detroit lost it's first chance TO score in
the fifth because Tinker intercepted q
liner and turned the catch into double
play. Rossman was first up and was safe
when hard hit srounder bounced or
Tinker's ankle. Coughln was passed and
schmidts grounder down the frst base limo
advanced both runners. O'Leary smashed
a hard liner at Tinker and the latter
jumped, caught the bali and stepped on
second base ahead OF coushIin, retiring
the side. The run came IN the next in
ming Kiilian made the first clean hit off
Reulbach, Jones receiving a Dsse on balls
and then was doubled up with Schaefer in
lightning play, steinfeldt 10 Evers to
, Chance Crawford ana Cobb followed with
, hits Killian scoring on the former. but
, slagle went back to the stands and cap
tured Rossmans effort
} Another chance 20 score was lost in -
next session with one down, Schmidt
4 walked, O'Leary struck out and killian
5 scratched a hit to Evers. JoneE was not
%. 4Na,ar afrf
man started the ninth with a BIT, was
? forced at second by Coughlin. who was
e forced to remain on first while schmidt
c and oLeary were retired.
The teams left for Detroit tonight. fol-
= lowed by an army OF fans The Sunday
contest is schedusd for Chicago. The
receipts today were Si62l2.5O. divided as
: follows:
To the national base ball commission,
a $1.62125; TO the players N,7275o; TO each
club, s2,4s1.s5.
Plays in Detail.
when plav was called there seemed TO
, Jones. al bat, was called back from the
! plate TO Join his team. while they We're
: being photographed. Ruelbach seized the
I Opportunity 20 Timber Up his arm Play
started at 2;C3 .. m. 49,
: for Chicago. Sewer and Schmidt for Dstroit
q First Inning-Detrolt; Jones out. kyers
! 1 10 Chance. Schaeter up; schaeler oui.
I | short TO hrst. Crawford up: Crawford
. | grounded 10 Chance, unassisted. No runs
. ! Chicago: Slagle up; Slasle out 70 right
y | Sheckard up; SheckaTd grounded, short to
first. Chance up; Chance out to short.
I Second inning-DetroIt: Cobb uni Cobb
n famed. Rossman up ROssUa an flew out TO
Scheekard Coughlin grounds, short 20 nrst
Chicago: Steinfeldt up. lie doubled to
a left EveTs up. Evers doubled. steinfeidt
! scored EVers doubled 70 right. shuttle up.
He was out. second TO FIRST Evefs took
| third on the play.' Tinker out at first on a
I short one. one run.
| Third inning-Detroit Schmidt out 70
= Slagle. OLeary out short 10 first. siever
5 up. Siever out, Ruelbach TO Chance.
y Chicago Ruelbach up. re was out
| to center. Slagle up. 6lOgle out, catcher
e 10 first Schmidt dropped the ball but
5 threw him out. Sheckard up, 6hcckard
= doubled TO right Chance up, Chance out
, TO short.
= Fourth Inning--Detroit: Jones up. Jones
l. out TO left sehaefer up; SchaefeF singled
!. he got ihe hrSnt hrSnt hit from Ruslbaeh; who