The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09

opening inning and shekard began things auspiciously for New York by failing to conquer Mathewson's curves. Then Evers went out on a fast stop by Herzog to Penney, Schulte struck out No runs.
 New York at bat Penney was hit with the ball and went to first Her zog got a base on balls; Bresnahan struck out, Kling muffing the ball, Herzog started for second, but return ed toward first and was caught off first by wonderful throw from Kling to Chance. Then Donlin knocked a two bagger and Penney scored, the first man to reach the home plate, Chance strenuously though unavail- ingly protested that the hit was a foul, l Seymour was given base on balls. | Pitcher Pfeister was in tight post ton, there being two men on bases and one run already scored. So l Chance took Pfeister ont of the box i putting in Brown. Devlin struck out. First inning Chicago 0, New York I.
 Second inning Chicago at bat. Chance singled to right but was caught off first; Matnewson to Penney. Protest came this tlme from Hoffman and the crowd aroaned and urged speed instead of talk" But Hoffman continued to talk and was finally ar dered off the field Then Moran, who went to the coaching box, began to put in more language, and 1e followed in the footsteps of Hoffman. Play re- sumed. Steinfeldt struck out and Howard, who went to bat In Hofman's place. did likewise. No runs.
 It was one, two, three, ont for New York in the second; for Mccormick flied to schnlte, Rridwell did the same and Mathewson went out Tinker to Chance. No runs.
 The third was more eventful. link CTS beautiful three bagger to deep center started the run getting for Chl- cago. King then singled to left and l Tinker came home amid great cheer Ing, in which even the New York par tisans could not withhold a well do. served participation. Brown sacrificed to Penney. advancing Kllng to second 1 Sheckard filed to Seymour, who made a | spectacular throw, holding King on second Then Evers went to first on balls-the first and only walk Math- ewson allowed the visitors Schulte then doubled to left, scoring King and Chances two bagger to rIgh' scored Evers and Schulie, Stoinfeldt struck out These were Chicagos four runs; she got no more.
 Penney for New York singled to left Herzog fonled out to Kllng; Bresna han knocked a single to left and was forced 10 second by Donln through Tinker unassisted Seymour flied out tc sheckard No runs New York still had only one and the home fans began to be anxious.
 Howard opened tho fourth for Chi cago by going out. Herzog to Penney 1 Tinker followed suit, Mathewson to l Penney and King flied to Mccormick Again no runs.
 It was even brlefer for New York Devlin out, stenfeldt to Chance. Me. Cormiclt out. with ny right into Towards ready hands Then Bridwel went ont with a grounder Evers to i Chance, The fifth was the same story, monotonous, vet full of intensity straight baseball was being played for all they were worth"
 A fine stop and throw, Bridwell to Penney, put Brown out Seymour was right on hand to greet sheckard's ny and Evers was quickly out, Mathewson 10 Penney.
 The contest seemed to have resolved itself into a question of which side could go out fastest New York did il with dispatch Mathewson by Stein. feldt to Chance, Penney by Evers tc Chance, and Herzog put fly right in to Chances glove but all the while fl was professional baseball of the fines, type. Fifth inning: No runs; still Chi. cago 4 New York i.
 The sixth afforded a very little va. riety. there was nothing unusual fir Devlin's being right at the terminus of'Schulte's foul fly, Chance sent an. other chill down New York's spine by singlng to left, but he was enthusi. astically applauded for being caugh' stealing second, Steinfedt hit safely tc left, but Howard struck out and Jeff him there
 New York fared no better. Bresna. han was out, Tinker to Chance. Donlr dropped his fly accurately into Sheck ards hands, and Seymour drove a Ions one out straight to the Wgilan Schulte.
 No Lucky Seventh.
 Now the lucky seventh" but 1 wasn't lucky for New York afte Tinker had flied out to Mccormick King had struck out and Brown hat fallen with a useless grounder caugh by Mathewson, who threw if to Ten ney with despatch, the New Yorl fans took up their famous war cry
 Giants lucky seventh and Ney ] ork went to bat Donlin singled t