The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-13
DETROIT WAS
EASY MEAT FOR
CHICAGO CUBS
Had Little Trouble in Taking
4; the Fourth Game Of tn
World s Series 9.
WITH / BROWN on MOUND
There WAS LITTLE HOPE
Tigers Had Summers to Depend on for
the Game Which Meant 50 Much
Both Teams Play Errorless Bali
Chicago Eleven Hits, Detroit Four.
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Detroit Oct. 13-The fourth game
Of the worlds series brought out an
enormous crowd at Bennett park to
witness what the fans were determin-
ed would be tie in the series between
Chicago and Detroit which would
make one Of the greatest climaxes to
. baseball season, ever witnessed.
Things looked different however when
Chance sent old war horse Mordecai
Brown into the box while Jennings
selected Summers to stand on the
hill. Stock took q great fall with
Brown. on the slab and it was conced-
ed Chicago victory before things
got started, although the fans were
satisfied that the game would be a
big one. The lineup with the excep-
ton OF the pitchers. was not changed
from yesterday and both teams were
In the best of condition for the play,
not being greatly fatigued by the
Journey from Chicago
First Inning
When play began the crowd was
the largest that has ever attended a
game at Bennett park and even the
circus seats installed for emergency
were filled to capacity.
Chicago-Sheclsard out to Rossman
unassisted on. grounder. Evers flied to
Cobb. Shuttle singled over second and
stole second. Chance singled. but
Schultz was held at third. Chance
took second on q passed ball. Stein
feldt grounded to Coughlin. out at
drst- No runs AZ. II
Detroit-Brown got McIntyre In d
hole with two strikes and Mac hit sto
Tinker who tossed him Ududtt t6 chance.
O'Leary hit sharply to Brown and Wa
out to Chance. Crawford waited for
two balls and then put the willow
to It. The ball sailed far over
Sheckard's head into the left neld
crowd and was good for two bases.
Crawford took third on wild pitch.
Cobb hit to Tinker and was out at
first. No runs.
Second Inning
Hoffman got in the hole with two
strikes and then hit to Summers and
was out to Rossman. Tinker follow
ed with bunt that rolled down the
third base line and hit the bag. Um-
pire Connolley called It q foul. Joe
then hit to O'Leary and was easy
to Rossman. Killing caught sweep
ing curve and drove to center for, a
hit. Brown struck out No runs.
Detroit-Evers got Rossman on q
brilliant play. The Chicago second
baseman came almost to the pitchers
box and took Rossman's slow bound
er and nailed him at first. Schaefer
famed. Schmidt retired the side with
an easy ay to Hoffman. No runs.
Third Inning.
Chicago-Summers got Sheckard In
the hole with two strikes and then
made him hit to schaefer, Scheckard
was out to Rossman. Evers hit a1hot
one to O'Leary who fumbled for an
instant but recovered and got his man
to Rossman. Schultz walked. He
stole second. schmidt's throw was
too wide. Summers still could not 10.
cate the plate and Chance walked.
Steinfeldt singled to left and Nc
Intyre was 80 eager for tho throw
to the plate that he fumbled and
Schultz scored. Chance going to Sec
ond: HOFFMAN singled to left ana
Chance scored. Steipfeldt went 60
third and Hoffman to second on the
throw In. Tinker hit to O'Leary And
was out; to Rossman. Two runs.
Detroit-steinfeldt played Cough
line hard bounder perfectly and aot
his man to Chance. Summers famed.
Mcintyre bounced ono to Ward.
Brown who leaped into the air, pulled
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