Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-13

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These seats, however. probably would have
been filled had Il not been that many OF
the spectators chose to occupy the tempo
rary seats in the overflow ground behind
the barriers in right center and left field.
Detroit Scores First.
The game was scheduled to begin at 2
o'clock but was postponed fifteen minutes,
waiting for the arrival OF latecomers to fill
the unoccupied seats. Detroit was the first
to score. In its half Of the first inning,
oLeary, with one out, lined too hotly and
awkwardly to steinfeldt. He went to second
on Crawford's out and came home on
Cobb's single to short center.
Only one more hit and no runs was the
best Detroit could do until the sixth, when
the Detroiters. in a fine rally, came from
behind and, as 1t proved, put the game
safely away. Mullin, the first man up,
when three balls had been put across the
plate, disdainfully 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 hunt, which
filled the bases, as Pfeister failed to catch
Mullln at third. With none out, the Michi-
gan contingent cheered loudly as Crawford
came to bat. The sturdy center fielder
swung viclously and the resulting grounder
was altogether too hot for Chance to hold.
While Chance was whirling frantically
around seeking the ball Mullin crossed the
plate and the other runners advanced a
base each, leaving every point still occu-
pied by a Detroit runner. The fleet Cobb
beat out his own slow bounder to Tinker
and Mcintyre scored, the bases still being
full as before, with none out. Rossman
singled to right, scoring O'Leary and Craw-
ford, while Cobb made the circuit from first
to third. Hoffman captured schaefer's fly
to center and with a perfect throw caught
Cobb at the plate. Thomas double to right
scored Rossman. but the run-getting carni-
val was stopped when Evers threw Coughlin
out at first. .
Pfeister Hill Hard.
Pfeister held the Detroiters hitless in the
seventh, but he was pounded hard again
in the eighth. Cobb hit to left for two
bases. Rossman brought out a pretty bunt,
sending Cobb to third, Schaefer flew out to
right and Rossman moved up to second on
Schulte's throw to the plate, holding Cobb
at third Thomas walked, filling the bases.
Cobb scored on Coughlin's out to Sheck-
ard. Mullln hit safely to Chance, scoring
Rossman, which ended Detroit's scoring,
but they had all they needed and more.
TIL story OF Chicago's scoring is not a
long one. although It looked in that fourth
as II the Worlds champions were going
to repeat their successes, of Saturday and
Sunday.
After infIictlng Sheckard with the latter's
second strikeout, Mulin gave Evers HIS
base on balls, and the little second base
man being caught off first by Mullin,
raced to second and was safe on Rossman's
high heave. Schultz fouled out, but Chance
singled. scoring Bvers. Chance stole second
and came home when Coughlln maee a bad
throw Of Stelnfeldts grounder. Steinfeldt
scored Chicago's 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 a severe cold. He stated
that he would not mi the team to
Detroit TO see the games tomorrow and
"Wednesday rs his doctor had advised him
to cure his present indisposition before
further exposing himself.
Details of the Play.
First Inning-Detroit: McIntrre out,
Evers to Chance. O'Leary was safe on a
hit in front of the plate, Killing threw Linn
out at first, O'Leary going TO second. Cobb
singled in short center, scodng OLeary.
O"'' S'SiiiISiu' " SlahSe' Che
Chicago: sheckard famed. Evers touled
out to left Schultz singled to left. Schultz
Second l. ning-Detroit: schaefer out,
Steinfcldt to Chance. Thom IS out. Evers
70 CHANGE; Coughlin grounded out, Evers to
Chicago: Chance flew out to sohaefer.
Steinfeldt struck out. Holman struck out.
No runs. Score end of second: Detroit, l;
Third Innlng-Detroit: Mullln out, Stein
feldt to Chance. Mcintyre foul d to
Chance. O'Leary fouled to King. No runs.
Chicago: Tinker, whose home run broke
up Detroits defense yesterday, was roundly
cheered as he came to bat, Tinker singled
to right Tinker out. stealing second. King
out to Rossman, unassisted. Pfeister
struck out. No runs.
Fourth Inn ng-Detroit: Crawford SINGLED
to center. Cobb forced Crawford at second,
Evers to Tinker. R1ssman sent a short fly
to Evers, who doubled Cobb at first. NJ
Chicago: sheckard struck out. Evers
walked. EVers stole second. He was caught
OH first, but Rossman threw high ard
SChaeter managed to get It. Schultz foul
flied to Thomas. Chance singled to cen
ter and Evers scored. Chance stole sec
ond. Steinfeldt hit to Coughl.n, who thew
low to Rossman and Chance came home.
~steinfeldt took second on the play. Holman
riIled to left, scoring Steinfeldt. Tinker out.
OLeary to Rossman, Three runs.
Firth lnning-Detroit: Schaefer out Ia
Tinker on a ny. Thomas out, Tinker to
chance. Coughlin struck out. No runs.
Chicsgo:. King was safe wher OF cary
tumbled his ~grounder Pfeister tried three
times TO s crifice and was out. Shecka d
hit TO ~Schaefer, who covered second, dis,
posing OF Killing and threw Rossman out al
first. No runs.
Detroit Bunches Runs.
Sixth Inning-Detroit: Mullin walked. Nc
IntyTe singled to left and NJ II I'm took sec
ond. O'Leary hunted and was safe at first,
as Pfeister tried to catch Mullin at third,
lie was unsuccessful and the bases were
filled. Crawford hit too hot for Oh nce
and Muliin scored. The other runners al.
vanced a base each. Cobb beat out a SLOW
bunt TO Tinker and Mcintyre scored. Ross
man singled to right, scoring O'Leary and
Crawford. Cobb took third. Schaefer flew
out 10 center and Cobb was caught al the
plate trying to score on the throw in
Thomas doubled to right and Rossnan
scored. Coughlin out, EVers to Chance. FTva
runs. Score, Detroit, 6; Ch.Cago, 8.
Chlcago: Evers went out on a bounder
Coughlin TO Rossman. Schultz out, MuIiir
70 Rossman. Chance singled TO left
Chance stole second. Steinfeldt struck out
No runs. N
Seventh Inning-Detroit: MulIin flew OIL
to Tinker. Mcintyre walked. OLear,
grounded out to Chance, Mcintyre goinS
TO second. Crawford flew out to center
No runs.
Chicago: Holman singled TO right. Tinke,
struck out. O'Leary took Kings grounder
retired Holman at second and double,
King at first No runs. Score end seventh
! Detroit &. CbfNagn q