The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-12

general receiver for everything hit in
this inning. McInty&e lined low and
straight into his hands. and moment
later he threw both O'Leary and
Crawford out at first, making pretty
stops and throws in both cases. No
runs.
Chicago-McIntyre, after short
squirt, captured Sheckard's fly. Evers
lined out to Crawford and Schultz
struck out. No runs.
SECOND INNING.
Detroit-Cobb attempted to bunt
the first ball pitched, but lifted puny
fly. which King captured. Rossman
went out, Evers to Chance and Shcae-
fer's foul toward third base was pull
cd down by Killing. No runs.
Chicago-Downs threw Chance out
at first. Crawford took Steinfeldts
fly to left center after a stiff run, and
ones. No runs.
THIRD INNING. s...
Detroit-Schmidt sent an infantile
grounder to Overall, who threw him
out at first. Downs was passed with
out single strike called. Steinfeldt
grasped Donovan's sacrifice bunt with
one hand and threw the runner out at
first, Downs reaching second. McIn-
tyre struck out. No runs.
Chicago-Downs made a fine stop of
Tinkers sizzling grounder and threw
him out to Rossman. King struck
out. Rossman took OveralFs bounder,
but Donovan, who covered first, drop
ped the throw and Overall was safe.
Sheckard flew out TO center. No
runs.
FOURTH INNING.
Detroit-O'Leary struck. out.
Schultz captured Crawford's Texas
Lacquer" after a hard run. Cobb
grounded out. Overall to Chance. No
runs.
Chicago-With the Chicago supper
ters roofing for hit, Evers popped
fly to Rossman. Cobb made splen-
did catch of Schultes line drive.
Chance few out to Mcintyre. No
runs.
FIFTH INNING.
Detroit-Rossman flew to Sheckard.
Schaefer got the first hit Of the game,
sharp drive over second. much to
the noisy qualification of Detroit's
supporters. Schmidt drove safely to
right, but Schultes quick THROWN
held Schaefer at second Downs
struck out, and Steinfeldt took Dono-
vans high infield fly. No runs
Chicago-Steinfeldt struck out.
Schaefer threw Holman out at first
and Tinker's long fly was taken by
Cobb. No runs.
SIXTH INNING.
Observation-Disclosures struck out.
O'Leary grounded out, Evers to
Chance. The little second baseman
took Crawford's slow grounder in one
hand, running forward at full speed
and threw the runner out at first. No
runs.
Chicago-Kling struck out a secono
time. Overall singled cleanly over
Downs head. Chicago's first hit.
Sheckard hit to Downs, who threw to
OI1eary. and Overall and Sheckard
were retired on a sharp double play.
No runs.
SEVENTH INNING.
Detroit-Cobb's fly was easy for
She ckard, as was similar drive by
Rossman. Overall and King politely
allowed Schaefer's bunt to roll be-
tween them and it went for hit.
Schaefer was caught off first by Ov-
erall, but Tinker failed to hold
Chances throw and the runner was
safe at second. Evers threw Schmidt
out at first. No runs.
Chicago-Evers grounded out.
Downs to Rossman. Rossman retired
Schultz on a grounder, unassisted.
Chance struck out. No runs.
EIGHTH INNING.
Detroit-Downs struck out. Dono-
van. in attempting bunt. sent a pop
up Just in front of the plate and
King captured it, Mcintyre went out.
Evers to Chance. No runs.
Chicago-Steinfeldt struck out.
Schaefer made fine one-handed
pickup of Hofmans weak grounder,
but threw low and Holman was safe,
although Rossman made phenomen-
al stop OF the throw, Tinker hit ov-
er right field bleachers for a clean
home run. sending Holman in ahead
of him. King doubled into the over
flow ground in short left. Overall
went out. Donovan to Rossman. Killing
taking third. King scored a moment
later on Sheckard's single over sec
ond. Sheckard stole second. Evers
beat out Clearly handled bunt and
Sneckard went to third Eyers stole
second. Schultz tripled to left center.
scoring Sheckard and Evers, and
came home himself on wild pitch.
Chance walked and stole second
Steinfeldt flew out TO left. Six runs.
NINTH INNING.
Detroit-D. Jones, who batted for
OLeary. took first base on balls. He
went to second on Crawford's out
Evers to Chance. Cobb singled TO
center and Jones scored. Rossmau
hit to Tinker. who retired Cobb at
second and doubled Rossman at first
One run.