The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13

troit had scored In eight contests for
the highest prize in the baseball world
Mullin. elected by Manager Jennings
TO pitch for Detroit was steady
throughout the game, holding Chicago
TO seven scattered hits and passing only
one man. Pfeister's left handed shoots
for the most part failed TO puzzle the
Michigan batsmen. Besides issuing
three passes he was hit safely 13
times, two OF the cluster being doubles
and six Of them occurring in one in
ming. II was this inning-the sixth
which gave the game TO Detroit
The gray clad Tigers, two runs be-
hind Chicago when the inning opened,
came across the plate in procession
The crowd. with the exception OF q
minority from Detroit, which enjoyed
the proceedings hugely, pleaded with
vociferous unanimi1y for the retire
rnent OF Pfeister- Manager Chance,
pleasure at the way in which Detroit
came up from behind and went ahead,
smiled cheerfullY and ignored the re-
quest.
COBB IN GREAT FORM
Tyrus Cobb, idol of the Detroit en-
thusiasts. whose playing was a great
disappointment year ago, came into
his own today. He batted like the
a fash. bis batting average for to-
day was 500. Out of FIVE times up he
hit safely four times. His singing
single to right in the first drove in
OLeary with the first run of the game.
IN the fourth ne reached first on a
ielder's choice. but in the sixth he
beat out his slow grounder, scoring
MCINTYRE. In the eighth his sprinting
ability enabled him to make a double
of a hit, which, with a less speedy
man, would have been good for only
one base In the mex, next Inn inning 1goond he
but also stole third by a narrow mar
gin. He had no opportunities In the
field, 70 the great regret OF his ad-
mirers in the stand. Others whose
work contributed materially to the vic
tory were O'Leary. Crawford and Ross
man. 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
three of Chicago's runs We're scored, he
never faltered. His nerve remained
steady. his arm strong and his control
excellent. The only base on balls
Despite the fact that the sun shone
brightly today and the temperature was
higher than yesterday, only Il, 453 paid
admissions were registered at the vari-
Gus turnstiles, netting total receipts Of
S22.S67.
FIRST INNING: Detroit-McIntyre grounded
out, ENerS 70 Alduce. ~ LedfF WIS SAFE oA
hot liner 10 steinfeidt. Crawford swung hard.
but the ball dropped just in front OF the plate
and Killing threw him out 10 Chance, oLeary
going TO second on the play. Cobb's Texas
Lacquer scored O'Leary. Rossman grounded out,
steinfeldt TO- Chance. One run
Chicago-Sheckard struck out and ETers wae
retired on a high foul 10 Mcintyre. Schultz
singled 10 left. but was caught stealing. Thomas
10 oIeary. No runs
SECOND INNING; Detroit-Schsefer hit the
first ball pitched 10 Steinfeldt and was out at
FIRST Evers tossed Thomas out 20 Chance.
Coughlin went out by the route No runs.
chicago-sehaefer made pretty catch Of
Hoffman struck out. No runs
THIRD INNING: Detroit-Steinfeldt threw
Mullin out at first. Schultz took McIntyre's
short foul fly King did the same for O'Leary's
foul. No runs.
Chicago-Tinker the maker Of yesterdays
historic home run, rewarded the applause which
greeted him with g single over Scbaefer's head.
but he went out moment later trying to steal
second. Thomas 10 Schaefer. Killing grounded
out to Rossman unassisted and Pfeister struck
out. No runs.
FOURTH INNING: Detroit-Crawford singled
70 center. but was forced at second by Cobb.
Evers to Tinker. Rossman lined to Eyers.
whose quick throw TO Chance doubled Cobb. No
runs.
CHICAGO'S ONLY RUNS
Chicago-Sheckard struck out for the second
time. Evers drew first base balls. Mullin
caught Evers OF first, but the runner raced 10
second and was safe. Schaefer. by jump, bare
y managing 70 stop Rossmsns high throw
cclulle IOuie0 out 10 Inonlas. but Chance scored
Evers with single over second and a moment
later stole that base himself Thomas throw
being low. Stetinfeldt was safe Coughlin's
bad throw and Chance raced over the plate
Rossman in his turn making a wild throw to the
plate Steinfeldt meanwhile reached the second
base and scored on Hofmans triple. Tinker was
retired, o'Deary to Rossman. Three runs
FIFTH INNING: Detroit-Tinker took schae-
fer's pop ny and threw Thomas out at first
Coughlin struck out. No runs
Chicago-O'Leary booted Kings grounder and
the latter was safe. but Pfeister struck out
trying TO bunt and Sheckard forced Killing and
was doubled, Schsefer TO Rossman. No runs
SIXTH INNING; Detroit-duIlin walked and
went 10 second on McIntyre's single to left
OLeary hunted to Pfeister, who threw TO third
100 1oo iate 10 catch Mulin, leaving the bases full,
With none out Crawford's grounder was TOO hot
Tor Chance, and Mullin scored Cobb chopped
bounder over Pfeister's head and beat II ont
on the hit. Rossman singled to right scoring
oLeary and Crawford and putting Cobb on third
throw to the plate. catching Cobb Rossmsn sess
went TO second on the throw home and scored
on Thomas double 20 right center CoughIin
went out, Evers to Chance Five runs.
Chicago-ETers went out, Coughlin TO Ross
man. Mullin threw Schultz out at first. Chance
singled ano stole second. but Steinfeldt struck
out. No runs.
SEVENTH INNING: Detroit-MulIin pop died
out 70 Tinker Mcintyre walked. O'Leary
grounded Out Il 70 CHANCE unassisted, and Crawford
ChicagO-Hofman led OF with single TO right
EeuibaSh was sent out to warm up Tinker struck
O'Leary TO Schaefer to Rossman- No runs
DETROIT GETS TWO
EIGHTH INNING: Detroit-Cobb doubled to
left and went to third when Rossman beat ont a
bunt. Schaefer lifted hy TO Schultz in short
right and the throw home held Cobb at third
but let R0ssman go TO second. Thomas walked
filling the bases, with but one out CoughIin
sacrificed to Sheckard. scoring Cobb but fhe
throw 10 Steinfeldt held Rossman on second
Mullin hit-too hot for Chance and Rossman scored
from second, Thomas going to second on the hit
and on 70 third while Chance was trying to get
his singing hands on the ball. Mcintyre went
out. Steinfeldt 10 Chance. Two runs
Chicsgo-Howard. who batted for Pfeister
went out Schaefer 10 Rossman. Mullin blocked
Sheckard's hard bounder and Schaefer threw him
out 20 Rossman. Evers few out TO Crawford
No runs.
NINTH INNING: Detroit-with Reulbach
pitching. O'Leary popped to Chance Holman
took crawfOrd's long drive. Cobb singled TO left
and stole second and third bases. as neither of
Kings throws good. Rossman walked
Rossman and Cobb started double steal while
Reulbach held the ball, but Cobb was run down
when Reulbach threw TO Killing and Killing to
Steinfeldt. No runs.
Chlcago-Schulte and Chance both few ont TO
Crawford. Steinfeldt singled to left and stole
second. 0'Leary threw Holman out at first No
runs. Score:
CHICAGO
ABB. R. BIZ. Po. A. E.
Sheckaro, f......-.... 0
Erers. 2b ..-.-.......... 3 o
Schultz, T. f-............ 0 0
Chance. ID -............- il o
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