Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-14

championship today by defeating Detroit
IL 10 Chicago has now won three
games Of the series and Detroit one.
| Eddie" Summers, Detroit, and Miner
| Brown, the premier pitcher of the Chicago
team, opposed each other and The latter
| had all The better of The argument, al
| though Summers pitched excellent bah in
all hut one inning. In the third Summers
| TWO men on bases in Inc first ana one in
| the second, without the situation, how
ever, growing precariOus In the third
after Sheckard and EVers had been re-
tired, Summers wavered ever so little and
Schultz was presented with standing
| room on the initial bag, ana stole second.
Chance. the next man up, also was al
lowed 10 walk despite The strenuous OBJ
| jectione of the Detroit battcr.-. 10 say
| Iolhing Of the crowd. Singles by Stein
| :edt and Hoffman followed, sending
| Schultz and Chance across the plate.
Steinfeldr took third and Holman sec
ono during the process of run-getting,
| but the best Tinker could do a
gronnder to O'Lealy, who threw him out.
| Chicago's next and final run occurred
in the ninth inning. when Winter took
Summers place in the pitching box.
| The change in seasons made no differ
ence with the Chicagos. With Two out,
IIvers singled TO left and stole second,
coming home on Chances single to right.
in the fourth inning Brown found him.
self in hole when singles by O'Ltary
and Crawford placed them respectively on
| second and first bases with none out.
Cobb came to bat and hunted. The ball
lrollod slowly toward Brown who without
even looking at first. shot it on a line to
| third just in time TO force out O'Leary.
Crawford. who had taken second on the
play, took a lead off that bag and was
caught by Tinker, which spoiled Detroit's
pressed the spirits Of the spectators.
Crawford retired to the bench very crest
fallen, for where there had been men on
bases with an excellent chance Of scor-
ling there were now two out with Cobb
or first. Cobb started to steal second at
| the same time that Umpire Connolly call
ed a Third strike on Rcssman; Plesum-
| ably king did not hear what the umpire
said. for he threw to EverS and Umpire
Klein called Cobb out The play. how
ever, did not count, as Rcssman had al
ready made the third out.
| The pitching of Brown was clearly up
to his usual standard. His only wildness
was in hitting Coughlin in the fifth. He
allowed only four hits, two of Which went
10 OLeary and two to Crawford, one of
the latter's being double. He struck
out four besides accepting four fielding
While the crowd was larger than that
| which turned out to view the opening
struggle OF the series here, It was not SO
| Detroits victory Yesterday. The turn
s sizes rsSiSte ti i1so' pala adnls S, ms
IRON IRON Which the gross receipts We're Sl525l
me Weatner was IDEAL. Following Is the
First inning-chicago: sheckard ground
ed 10 Rossman. Ever's fly went tc Cobb's
GahaS;,a S,ch nue. Slngled ana stole second,
Schmldt throw being very high Chance
! singled, nut Leaiy MADE hne stop,
! h"llln. Schtilte AT tmrd Chance took
sec9nr on PASSED pan, nut Cougnnn
Tnienliniul AZ llrs'' No runs. Detlol'
Tinker threw out McIntyre, at first and
brown DID the Same for O'Leary. Craw-
ford doubled TO o, left and took third on
passed hall. IiAker's throw beat Cobb
10 sn erat, no inni runs, cnio,ao. uofu nt
rlnker out to Rossman. King singled,
! but Brown struck out No runs. De
! trolt: f-vers ard Chance took care OF
Rossronn, schaet"r struck out and
! Third innne-Chicago Sheckard
grounded out. Srhaefer 10 BOSNIAN
walked ard again stole second Chance
h eft s"or i"m sn n s'eea simgled to
he same dirc"tinn and Chnnce S hnst Mn
Intvres throw ,m thn n1a i%e'e s nrdr MAJ
NAV thro 1,l'' IN, Ser",u on ,o
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easy ont. No runs g. h'o"' ''''a was an
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OLea,v srcled to leIt an5 Ts tn
loved win arntha, ,r, ~, q l".u ioi
slarn,v ana ~ eo,, .r n'',l WAS NEEDED
cam hnn,e, M p, Mn hrn, y, Ssroild.
nici;nn ava th,' ,'r,' Iin"h' )" peilect
waitina hands hfn W. ~, :, ~ n'elllleiut
third bosn Iva tl'o ,,n,o ~ , l.,ai 'tHched
ford , ,nonnnt it az " ,. M',S nt'. IIlW-
I91; ~ ~, i+''i was 'au2flt mapping
fnn tbrov Poss,,o,' . |nH 'm "naSuTIly
was irving IN s+caI eecomd N" " d. ."pp |
E'ifth innin" 1.lin,t ,o, S,, ~ luhS.
Chance trieG to s,n,i6oo ~ SlIIsIeu;
tto Ian over the second haen l linz no .i@
went for = hit StninreIGt my , ,;fu ~
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NcIntvre and 'rin,,er ondn i1h ~ iiru 10
with a cronnder |,oncbii, - ~ lhill1e
rms. DETROIT. Scbonfrr'n o ~ ~, NO
eas,. for Fyers and Cbanco S ,r;n,,o vs.
n fine MA. on SnbpiGt's .,ro,r ,nct i'due
he stopped with one hand a,d t M.ncn
To fi,st ahead Of Inc rrnor ''I a - ,n'I t't
Couchlin in the back. The side 'r VENT o my
when summers rIoundod r. Tho, mt'. w
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