The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-11

when RoSsman came 10 bat and grounded
out. Tinker to Chance. Schaefer lined one
to Holman and Schmidt was retired,
Ruelbach to Chance. No runs
Third inning: Chica go-The base lines
were slippery with mud and the ground
around home plate almost a puddle. The
game was delayed for a few moments
while a load of Sawdust was distributed
around the place. With this firm base
for his feet. Sheckard drove a liner just
over the top of ROssman's reaching glove
and took second. EVerS attempted to sac
rifice. hunted toward Schaefer. but Schae-
fer slipped on the grass and the runner
was safe. Schultz followed with . sin
gle past Downs and Sheckard scored from
third. which base he had reached while
Schaefer was recovering his balance. At
this stage of the game Manager Jennings
of Detroit sent Summers out to warm up.
Chance grounded to KiIlian. who threw
Evers out at third. Steinfeldt singled TO
deep left. scoring Schultz from second.
On McIntyre's high throw to Schaefer.
Chance took third and Steinfeldt second.
Hoffman Walke filling the bases. Sum
mers took Kiilian's place in the box.
Tinker forced Holman. Downs to OLeary.
but Chance scored on the play, Tinker
promptly stole second. Schaefer let
Kings slippery srounder get through his
hands and Steinfeldt scored while Tinker
took third. King and Tinker attempted
a double steal, which was broken up BY
Schmidt. Downs and ROssman. who held
Tinker at third and caught king between
the bases. Four runs.
Spot Light on Tinker.
D~etroit-Tinker came in for applause
with 4 grand naked hand stop of Downs
drive, getting the ball to first ahead of
the runner. The ext two were easy.
Summers striking out and King taking
McIntyre's foul. No runs.
Fourth inning; ChIcago-RuelDach
struck out. Umpire Sheridan at this stage
adopted the policy Of calling for new
balls as fast as one went into the mud
Scheckard singled to center. his third hit
Evers was retired, Summers to ROssman,
and Schultz lined out to Mcintyre. No
runs.
Detroit-O'Leary's grounder was a diff
cult chance which Tinker accepted and
threw the runner out from deep short
Evers jumped and took CraWfOrd's sharp
liner in his glOved hand. Cobb went out,
Evers to Chance-NO runs.
Fifth inning: Chicago-Chance fOuled
to Schmidt and Steinfeldt walked. only
TO be forced q moment later by Holman
O'Leary to Downs. Schaefer retired Tin
ker with a sharp throw to first. No runs.
Observation-Disclosures went out one. two.
three. Rossman striking out, Schaefer
flying to Sheckard and Schmidt driving tn
Hoffman No runs
Rain Let Up.
Sixth inning: ~Chicago-In this inning
the rain showed signs of cessation and
presently died out. King lined to Nc
Intyre, Downs and Rossman ,disposing Of
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gathered in Sheckard's fly. No runs.
DetTOit-Downs and Summers went out
by the Ruelbach-Chance route. Mcintyre
beat out an infield hit and OLeary singled
to left. but Crawford ended the rally,
which had set the crowd to shrieking with
a weak g%rounder to R~uelbach, who threw
him out at first. No runs.
Seventh ming: ChicagO-ROSSman
neatly gathered in EVers' singing
grounder, but instead OF running himself
TO first waited to give the put-out to
Summers. EVers OutfOOted the latter,
leaving Rossman standing a few feet from
the base looking very detected. Schultz
laid down a neat sacrifice. Summers to
Rossman. and Chance occupied first while
Downs was juggling with the grounder,
Fvers going to third. Steinfeldt flew out
TO center and Evers scored on the relay
in to O'Leary. who tried unsuccessfully to
get Chance at second. Summer threw
Holman out at first base. One run
Detroit-Reulbach checked the flight Of
Cobb's smashing liner, but the ball car
omed in the direction of Tinker too late
for a throw to first. ROssman rose to
the occasion amid a pandemonium of ap-
nIause and encouragement with a single
to center on which Cobb. Swimming over
the muddy base lines with feet that
seemed TO scarcely touch the ground, went
TO third. On Hoffman's unsuccessful
throw to Steinfeldt ROssman reached sec
ond.
With men on third and second and none