New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-13
TIGERS TURN ON CUBS
pFEISTER POUNDED HARD.
Detroit NOr One Game Behind for
Worlds Cham pionship.


- me American League turned the tables on the
-s,oago Cubs in the third game OF the series for
- worlds championship here to-day, and won by
erc-e q S &c 5 Mulin and Pfeister were the
missing pitchers. and the former earned the
.,-o-s Chicago has games 10 one
o. Terroit- The fourth game will be played at De-
-,f- tomorrow. the teams leaving here tonight
Jennings made a change in his lineup to-day.
-,,z-s STAYED the bench. while Sohaefer. who
- :. home IN almost any position shifted from
ND 70 second base. Coughlin occupying the third
- Ire shake-up however. cannot be said TO
&c had any material effect in winning the game
9 neither Schaefer nor Coughin got & hit. while
,---~-rin huuSled one Of his two chances. Thomas
US behind the bat in place Of Schmidt and his
,75-,hle scored one run
counting tfs worlds series Of last year, the vic
10Y to-day was the first Detroit has scored in
ser- contests for the highest prize in the baseball
,-0-r5 NuIir was steady throughout the game
holding Chicago TO seven scattered hits and pass
eng o7lz- one man Pfeisters left handed shoots for
re most part failed 10 puzzle the Michigan bats
men Besides issuing three passes, he was hit safely
.L5~-eer times two OF the cluster being doubles and
SIX of rher- coming in the sixth inning. when the
.i-e-s scored five rlns.~which practically won the
game
Detroit was tEo runs behind when this inning,
fs-sI n ChicaEo's hopes. began The crowd. with
TIE exce7-ion OF = few from Detroit, who enjoyed
he 7-ocaeinEs hugely. pleaded for the retirement
o. Pfeis-e-. Chance smiled Cheerfully. however
z-s ignored the request until the eighth inning
7b-r ne sent Howard in TO bat for him and called
OF ReuIbach pitch the ninth inning
-r-ls cobb. idol Of the Detroit enthusiasts,
----se 7la-ing II thu worlds series was q great
-i=s----.r--nart & year ago. came into his own.
- hzr-e5 Ike the natural hitter that he is. and
rar bases Ike q fash Out II FIVE times Up ne
RI safely four times His singing single TO right
- n first drove in O'Lesry with the first run Of
he rs--e II the fourth he reached first base on
s. 5e--s choice but in the sixth he beat out his
s---- z-o-n6e-. scoring Mcintyre In the eighth
rs s--t--trg ability enabled him TO make a double
n e ri-. which with less speedy man WOULD
rzr= been good for only one base. In the next
timing he singled. and he not only stole second,
49, srso rsrfe-a5 third by z narrow margin He
had no opportunities in the fed 10 the great re-
e-z- n his admirers in the stand Others whose
work contributed materially 10 the victory were
CTes-v Crawford and BOSNIAN, each OF whom
made -vo hits and Nullin-
Despite the fact that the sun shone brightly and
--a -a-7pe-aI-I-e was higher than yesterday, only
=. - paid admissions were registered at the va
-7us tlrnsriles. netting total receipts Of S2216'
+ vas O'Clock before z line formed, and when
r-s- began there were = few vacant seats IN the
more distant bleechers-
Detroit scored one run II the first inning. With
r-e on OI,eary drove z fast one a. Steinfeldt.
went q seoond on CrawfOrd's out and scored on
C1tbs single Only one more hit and no runs was
ne best Detroit could do until the sixth inning,
-v-er ne Tigers. IN fine rally, came from be
Nu7lfn the first man Up. when three balls had
been prt across the plate. disdainfully moved away
from the plate and Pfeiste- unable 10 get the
fourth one over Mcintyre singled 10 left ana
r,-Te7rv laiI down a nice bunt, which filed the
bases a. Pfeister failed 10 catch Mulin Al third
WITH none out. the Michigan contingent cheered
wildly a. Crawford came 10 bat The sturdy cen
--e fielder swung viciously. and the resulting
r-7r-5e- was altogether too hot for Chance 10 hold
T-=a Chance was whirling franticany around
seeking the hall NuIlin crossed the plate, and the
--rz- runners advanced base each. leaving every
rsz= SIN occupied by z Detroit runner The
@ez- ,-ohr beat out his Own slow bounder 10
Tinker and Mcintyre scored. the bases still being
f-r IS before with none out Rossman singled
- right scoring O-Leary and Crawford while Coob
made The circuit from first 10 :hird Holman capt
---=z S~haeferrs 7v centre and, with perfect
throw caught cobb a the plate. Thomas double
p -s-r- scored Rossman. but the INJECTING car
-.rs- stopped when Evers threw Coughln out al
E-z-
The --o-y a. ChiCaEos scoring Is not q long one
although il looked in the fourth inning as Il the
worlds champions were going TO repeat their sue
c-=ses II Saturday and Sunday. After inficfing
"a 5-e-ka-l his second strike out. Mullin gave
r-e-z his base on balls and the little second base
man being caught of first by Mullin. raced 70
second and was safe on Rossman's high throw
semitic <ouled out. but Chance singled. scoring
F--z-s Chance stole second and came home when
C---e-.5- made bad throw Of Steinfeldts ground
e. s-etrfeldt scored Chicago's third and last run
when Holman rri1led over Coughlin's head.
---= score follows