Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-13
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

have been good for only one base. In
the next inning he singled and he not
only stole second. but third also by
narrow margin. He had no oppOrtuni-
Ties in the field to the great regret of
his admirers in the stand Others whose
work contributed materially to the vic
tory We're OLeary, Crawford and Ross
..1an, each Of whom made two hits, al
though Rossman and O'Leary were
both charged with errors
TO Mullin. however, the greatest
credit was awarded by the Spectators
Even in the fourth inning when all
three OF Chicagos runs were scored,
he never faltered. His nerve remained
steady, his arm strong and his control
6Xcelltnt The only base on balls which
he allowed was turned into run by
Chicago.
Notwithstanding the sun sfone
brightly Today and the tempeia ture
vas higher than yesterday, oniy A.
"a: paid admissions We're registered at
| the Varo;.s turLstiles, netting total re
c, pts Of SO, 7G7.
Detroit was the first TO score In its
half IT the first inning C'Lea"y with
ward fox 5tcnfcldt. He went 10 second
on CraWfnrd'S out ant came home on
c"hb'S single 10 short center Only one
lrIf' m ana no RUS Was he DeSt dc
tr"it rolilfi do until Ihe sixth, when in a
| ally they caught up and, as it proved
made th.A same safe. Mullin, Tie first
| !nan NJ get base on balls. Mcintyre
| singled 10 LETT and D'Ieary laid down q
| hunt which filled the bases, for ffcs-
ter failed to catch Mullu at thru WITH
| hCne out tho Michigan contingent
| clcercd wildly rs Crawford came to
| Lax. The Sturdy center fl lner hit vic
| "uSly and the resulting grounuer vas
! alto@eth-: too hot for Chance 10 hold.
! While Chance was Whirling around
| lranticaiiy seeking the ball, Mullin
crossed the plate and the other rum
| ntIS advanced base each. leaving
every point Stiii occupied by a Detroit
| runner. The feet Cobb beat his own
$50" honnder to Tinker and Mcintyre
scored, tho bases Still being fun as be-
fore with none out. Rossman singled
! to right, scoring O'Leary and Craw-
ford. while Cobb made the circuit from
first t. third Holman captured
| Schacfers nE to center and with Il fine
throw caught Cobb at the plate Thorn
as double 10 right scored Rossr!an, Lu,
the run getting was stopped uher
Evers threw Coughlin out at first.
Pfeister held the Detroiters ,litiess in
the seventh. but he was pounded hard
again in the eighth
Cobb hit to left for two bases. Ross
man beat a pretty hunt, sending Cobb
nyt,6 SNr.l,,, a t.-l
| fossmann moved up to second or
Schultz throw to the plate. Cobb a,
! thlid. thomas walked, filing The
Eases Cobb scored on Coughlin'S out
10 Shechard. Mulln hit safely tC
Chance. scoring Rossman This ended
| lJetroits scoring, hut they had all the,
needed ard more.
The story Of Chicago's scoring is not
a long one, although it looked in the
fourth inning as if the worlds cham.
pIons We're going to repeat their sue.
resses of Saturday ard Sunday. After
striking out Shecllard for the seconC
time. Mullin gave Evers his base or
| balls and the little second basefnan
being caught off first by Mullin. raced
to second and was safe on Rossnoan's
high fly. Schultz fouled out. but Chance
singled, scoring Evers. Chance stole
second ana came home when Cougillir
made bad throw of Stenfeidt's
srounder. Stenfcldt scored Chicagc's
| third and last run when HOFFMAN tri:2le(
over Coughlins head
President Murphy of the Chicago
team remained in his office Throughout
the game. owing to a severe cold. II,
sad that he would not accompany tn,
team to Detroit to see the games to
morrow and Wednesday, for his docto,
| had advised him to cure his colo before
| Further opposing himself
CHICAGO
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