The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
In Field of Mud Cubs
Defeat Tigers
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forced Holman. Downs 10 o'Leary. but Chance
ond- Schsefer let Kings sIippery grounder get
through his hands and Steinfeldt scored while
double steal which was broken Cd by schrnidr-
~ DoSns and BOSNIAN who held Tinker al third
Ds-oes -Tais sIins between the bases -Four runs
- VI mixer came IN for applause with a
grand naked hand stop Of Downs drive getting
me ne oan TO first ahead Of the runner. The next
Two were easy. summers striking ont and King
taxing McIntyres foul. No runs
FOURTH INNING: Chicago-ReuIbsch struck
oos. Sneckard singled 70 center Evers was
ag+ - ,Ss Summers to kossman, and Schultz lined
0UT n.s - ne1I.yre- NO runs
DeIToaI-O' Leary's grOunder was a difnculs
r-aaee' lA-ee wnlen Tinker accepted and threw the
.-I1el O1t rom deep short Evers Jumped and
look CraWfords sharp liner IN his gioved hspd
Oooo went out, Evers 70 Chance No runs.
S.t-I,1111A II INNING: ChicagO-Chance fouIed 70
4 moment later by Holman Schaefer retired
AlnAsr 1H VITA sharp throw 10 first. No runs.
I.oss1nAa striking OUT. Sehaefer flying 10 Sheck-
runs. - --l--aA- W
SIXTH INNING: CbieagO-KIing lined to No
t-S1S, Towns and koSsman disposlng OF Reuls
bach. and Mcintyre trotted back sDd safbsras n
Snecksrds ny No runs.
7, ,DSStroit-DoTns and Summers went out by the
he1lbaeh-Chance route McIutvre besr orr s1
innsid All and o'Leary singled 10 left but CraT-
Heulbach- No runs
SEVENTH INNING: Chiearo-Rossusn nsss.
= sa'Ieled IN EVers' singing grounder, but
sar-ss Lssss peat Il out Schultz laid down a neat
vas Juggling his grounder. Evers going to third-
or - new out 10 center and Evsrs scored
HofHosn 80 N 70 OLeary- summers threw
Dssss.olt-heulbaeh checked the light OF Cobb's
s--ess-lHs lner, but the ball carOmed in the dI-
P PeSs.sn OF Tinker TOO late for a throw to hrst.
1-ossnl4n nl4n rose 70 the occasion with a single 20
Se..sr' a.s' on which Cobb went 10 third On Hof.
, .l.n unsuccessful throw to Srslnfeldt Rossusu
reaened second Sehaefsr struck out gchufdtss
oua slloFed Cobb 70 score. although Rossmao
vas held at second. Downs doubled "a ne Iars
Held crowd on the elrcus s@sr- s,s rsss. - go
zane home with Detroit's third run summe-s
9is-.Dsy aPoctedly Poked Texas Isaguer a short
s 11staHes past Tinker and Downs scored AT thfN
point chanee sent Reulbach to the bench sDd
put Ofera1 on the pitching mound He fnanr,-
oiia os1 as brief reign BY hitting Mcintyre who
70 second The rally ended when OITssarT Tftatf
Z y 10 Schultz Three runs
.5s1AIA 5ElsAIA INNING; Chicago-Ths crowd uss
s1lent during Chicago's half OF the edxhth in
sing @ Inslr excitement with Detroit onIy one
t11 s1 & oeaind Chicago was TOO intense for cheer
previous half Tinker hit the first ban pitched
% rghI II was an obvious single but cob6
rt-ssr sow N reIrleylng the ball 70 second aud
a-nAsf, Win scarcely a moments hesitation az
nrst, broke for second and reached II before rhs
5tesly rs.sly travelling ball fell into Downs hands
~ ~1-nAeI Nenr 70 third On Kings saertdcs sum
mers TO kossmsn, and there he died overall
s,ase5 81 oIt and Sheekard was easy for CLeary
ana hossman- No runs
Detroir-With Crawford At bat and shefs
s ,osd energies renewed The partisan crowd azain
- sooA up stimulating cries Hundreds OF tin
~-o.nS ~ s9uesked rancously and Tiger banners
were waved frantically IN every section 81 -,
hSid overall could get them over ~.
pI4te Tor Crawforc. VINO thereby reached a-qr
ease. and the big Californian was displaced A.,
-Z,oE Hs,S q Miner brown- Browns first essay uas
49, anu CraW1oro went 20 second Cobb bunted
70 Brown. whose hard but perfect fhrorr -
cropped BY Chance. Crawford took third on fha
pay ana scored On ROssman's single TO eea+er
I.o-niA1 terrific line throw 20 Steinfeldt IN an
1eldts hands and Cobb COM rfnl1ed On - fha So
1Ao Nnen TIE smoke cieared away Rozsu,an 80
eOuAd perched On second. He went 10 thru n
SeneeIers out King TO Chance Evers threw
1o[1 11s[--.9l Gat 81 n-st and Holman took care oc
A1NId INNING; ChicagO-Evers rror,s.a
~ ~ 70 fSoSsInan. unassls1ed. and the crowd sn-
tsl1 .nt9 IrAnue demonstration IN anticfpa-
uen OF victory Schulre's xr0uuder IN IRE -of%
so1 traEeled 30 slowly that when n reacba5
Lelry Jne runner was safe al frsr cb.1c.
sent MN 10 second with single 10 center 80
otel1Ieidl advanced both runners with another
sin8ie 70 lett With the bases fuII Ho<r1s,
drove safely TO left. scoring schultz ana 1-5s1.s
"nlie Steinfelct went 70 third Tinker k1,-tsf
Few feet IN front OF the plate h7f sScb-,55-
sL2ped up IN the mud and Steinfeldt seorsd
while Tinker safe at first F4ofr,ar --ors
TO second the play and rnone1r &c. -
ano Tinker worked a double steal aIiosfnr
l.eL1 l Ootn % score On Kings single 10 center
GIo~n SZos sscrlned. summers 70 Rossnan, and
o1ScAAlu lew our 10 Crawford.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS despairfnx srbSfftutio, or
oatters ana base runners IN this inning svsilad
mem nothing Davy Jones' going to TIRE nIsrs
19I 1S u-nnsrs' struck out Mcintyre walked
Ihomas batted for O'Iseary and si1rle,7 =, Is@-'
Pitcher Winter ran for Thorss C@sS~,,-s - -
9ol 70 Holman and Mcintyre took third Core,
Deuo1ts despatr1g hope went out on an essv
grounder, Brown 10 Chance. Both teams lefr Fo-
Chicago tonight. The score: