Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09
ssaoAiOa Of the Teams
AMER LEAGuE-

away to their own bench and the
New York team took places on the dia-
mond and began warming up. The crowd
is apparently in an inflammable condition.
In a few minutes McGraw's men relin-
pushed the diamond and the visitors re-
sumed practice. AS Manager Chance was
going to first base he shouted over to
where McGraw was sitting on the bench:
That was a small piece Of business"
Ground Rules Adopted.
The game was called at ESQ p. m. Ground
rifles agreed upon were a hit into the
crowd goes for two bases and one base al
lew ed for overthrows.
New York lineup:
Tenney, first base; Herzog. second base;
Bresnahan, catcher; Donlin. right field,
Seymour, center fieldi Devlln,. third base;
Mccormick, left field; Bridwell, shortstop;
Mathewson, pitcher.
Batting order, Chicago:
s~heckard, left field; Evers. second base;
Schultz, right field; Chance, first base;
Stelnfeldt, third base; Hoffman,, center
field; Howard, center field; Tinker, short
stop; Killing, catcher; Pfeister, pitcher;
Brown, pitcher.
The crowd cheered wildly for Mathewson,
who was in superb condition. Pfeister and
Killing composed the Chicago battery.
AS the time for the beginning of the
game approached every foothold on struc-
lures OF every kind with even a glimpse of
the grounds were held. would-be spectators
were on grand stand roofs, fences, IL"
structures, electric light poles. and in the
further distance Of smokestacks, chimneys,
advertising signs and the roofs of apart
ment houses.
The Game Begins.
First Inning-Chicago; Sheekard struck
out. Evers out on a fast stop and throw,
Herzog to Tenney. Schultz famed. No
runs.
New York: Tenney took his base, being
hit by the first ball pitched by~Pfeister.
Herzog got a base on balls. The crowd is
zog was caught off first by Chance on
Kings throw--a double play. Donlin
doubled to right, scoring eTenney. Chance
claimed the hit was a foul but Umpire
walked. Chance took Pfeister out of the
box and substituted Brown. Devlin famed.
One run.
Hoffman Put out of Game.
Second Inning-Chicago; Chance singled
to right. but was caught mapping off first,
Mathewson to Tenney Chance protested!
while the crowd booed. Chance continued
to protest. Holman was ordered off the
field. Moran, who was coaching was put
off the coaching line. Steinfeldt tanned,
Howard batted in place Of Holman and
struck out. No runs.
New York: Mccormick flied to Schultz
Bridwell went out the same way. Mathew
son out, Tinker to Chance, a very fast play
No. runs. Score, end second: Chicago, o.
New York. 1. .,
-Four Runs for Cubs.
Third Inning-Chicago; Tinker tripled to
deep center. King singled to left center
scoring Tinker. Brown out to Tenney un-
assisted, King going to second. Sheckaro
flied to Seymour. whose throw held Kline
on second. Overs walked. Schultz doubled
to left, scoring Killing. Chance doubled tC
right, scoring Evres and Schultz. Stelnfeld'
struck out. Four runs. irla
New York: Tenney singled to left. Her
zog fouled out to King. Bresnahan nit tt
at second by Tinker, unassisted, Seymour
flied to S~heckard. No runs. Score, enc
third: Chicago, 4; New York, !.
Herzog to Tenney. Tinkef was easy foi
Mathewson and Tenney. Etngrrflied to Nc
cormick. No runs.
New York: DeyIfn outa. Steinfeldt t.
Chance. Mccormick flied to- Howard. Bird
wen out, EVers to Chance. No runs. Score
end fourth: New York, /; Chicago, 4.
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well to Tenney. Seymour got under Sheck
ards fly. Evers out, Mathewson to Ten
New York: Mathewson out, steinfeldt L
Chance. Evers and chance dismissed Ten
ney. Herzog foul-flied TO Chance. NJ
runs. Score, end fifth: Chicago, 4; New
York, l.
sixth Inning-Chicago: schult foul file,
to Devlin. Chance singled to left. Chanc
caught stealing, Bresnahan to Herzog
New York: Bresnahan out, Tinker t
Chance Donlin flied to Sheckard. Seymou
sent a long fly to Schultz. No runs. Score
Chicago, 4: New York, 1.
Seventh Inning-Chlcago: Tinker flied I
Mccormick, Killing famed. Brown out
Mathewson to Tenney. No runs.
New York: Devlin singled to left center
McCo mick hit safely to right for a base
Bridwell walked, filling bases. Doyle bat
ted for Mathewson and fouled to Kline
Tenney flied TO Schultz. Devlin scores, Her
zog out, Tinker to Chance. One run. Score
end second inning: Chicago, 4; NeN
York, 2.
Eighth Inning-Chicagoa Wiltse pitchin
for New York. Sheckard struck ouI
Evers doubled. Schultz hit to Tenney. bu
was safe on the latter's tumble. Ever
going TO third. Chance flied to McCormic
and the latter threw to Bresnahan, nailin
Evers at home plate. No runs.
New York: Bresnahan out, Brown t
Chance. Donlin filed 70 Sheckard. Sey
mour out, Evers to Chance. No runs
Score end eighth inning: Chicago, 4; Me-
York, 2.
Ninth Innfng-Chicago: Steinfeldt famed
Howard flied to Devlin. Tinker foul file
to Tenney. No runs.
New York: Devlin out Steinfeldt I
Chance. Mccormick flied to Sheck3rC
Bridwell out, Tinker to Chance. No run
Final score: Chicago, 4; New York, 2
Tho qpOra.