The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-13

line formed and when play began there
were still vacant seats in the more dis
tant bleachers. These seats, however,
probably would have been filled had it not
been that many OF the spectators choose
to occupy the temporary seats in the over
flow ground behind the barriers in right
center and left field.
The game was scheduled to begin at 2
o'clock, but was postponed forty-five min
utes waiting for the arrival of late COM
ers to fill the unoccupied seats
Detroit Scores in First.
Detroit was the first to score. In its
half of the first inning. O'Leary, with one
Steinfeidt. He went to second on Craw-
ford S out and came home on Cobbs sin
gle to short center.
Only one more pit and no runs was the
best Detroit could do until the sixth. when
the DetrOiters. in a fine rally, came from
behind and. as it proved, put the game
safely away. Mullin, the first man up,
when three balls had been put across the
plate. disdainfuliy moved away from the
plate and Pfeister was unable to get the
fourth one over. Mcintyre singled to left
and O'Leary laid down a nice bunt which
filled the bases and Pfeister failed to
catch Mullin at third With none out the
Michigan contingent cheered wildly as
Crawford came to bat. The sturdy center
fielder swung viciously and the resulting
grounder was altogether too hot for
ing frantically around seeking the ball,
Mullin crossed the plate and the other
runners advanced a base each, leaving
every point still occupied by q Tiger run
ner. The fleet Cobb beat out his own slow
bounder to Tinker, and Mcintyre scored,
the bases being still full as before with
none out. Rossman singled to right, scor-
ing OLeary and Crawford, while Cobb
made the circuit from first to third. Hof-
man captured Schaefer's fly to center and
with perfect throw caught Cobb at the
plate Thomas doubled to right, scoring
RosSman, but the run-getting carnival
was stopped when Evers threw Coughlin
ont at first.
Pfeister held the Detroiters hitless in the
seventh. but he was pounded hard in the
eighth Cobb hit to left for two bases.
Rossman beat out a pretty bunt sending
Cobb to third. Schaefer flied out to right
and Rossman moved up to second on
Schultes throw to the plate, holding Cobb
at third. Thomas walked, filling the bases.
Cobb scored on Coughlin's out to Sheck
ard. Mullin hit safely to Chance, scoring
Rossman This ended Detroit's scoring,
but they had all they needed and more.
The story of Chicago's scoring is not
a long one, although ii looked in the
fourth inning as if the worlds cham
piOns were going to repeat their success
of Saturday and Sunday.
After Unfolding Sheckard with a strike
out. Mullin gave Evers his base on balls
and the little second baseman, being
caught off first by Mullin, raced to sec
ond and was safe on Rossman's high
throw; Schultz fouled out. but Chance
singled, scoring Eyers. Chance stole sec
ond and came home when COughlin made
a bad throw of Steinfeldt's grounder.
Steinfeldt scored Chicagos third and last
run when Holman tripled on a line over
Coughlin's head.
President c. w. Murphy of the Chicago
team remained in his office throughout
the game, owing to d severe cold. He
stated that he would not accompany the
team to Detroit to see the genes tomor-
row and Wednesday, as his doctor had
advised him to cure his present indispo-
sition before further exposing himself.
Game by Innings.
First inning-Detroit: Mcintyre ground
ed ont EVers to Chance. O'Leary was
safe on a hot liner to Steinfeldt Craw-
ford swung hard, but the ball dropped
Just in front of the plate, and Killing
threw him out to Chance, O'Leary go
ing to second on the play. Cobbs Texas
ed out, Steinfeldt to Chance. One run.
Chicago: Sheckard struck out and Ev-
erS was retired on a high foul to Nc
Intvre. Schultz singled to left. but was
caught stealing, Thomas 10 O-Leary. No
runs.
Second inning-Detroit: Schaefer hit
the first ball pitched to Steinfeldt and
was out at first. Evers tossed Thomas
out to Chance. Coughlin went out by the
same route No runs.
Chicago: Schaefer made a pretty
catch Of Chances fly back OF second.
Steinfeldt and Holman struck out No
runs.
Third inning-Detroit: Steinfeldt threw
Mullin out at first. Schultz took NcIn-
tyres short foul fly. King did the same
for O'Leary's foul. No runs.
Chicago: Tinker, the maker of yester