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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05

to Chance. Wagner brought the run in
with a clean double to left. Wagner went
to third on a wild pitch. Abbatichio singled
to center bringing Wagner in with the
tying run Abbatichio was out stealing.
Two runs. Chicago-Howard flew out 70
Leach. Clarke took Hofman's fly. Tinker
doubled to left. Willis deliberately passed
Killing to walt for Brown. The stratagem
failed, for Brown hit clesnly to right,
Tinker scoring from second and Kling TAX
ing third on the throw to the plate. Killing
was caught off third and run down between
third and home by the time-honored trick
OF throwing to the pitcher when a runner
is stealing second. One run. d.
Seventh inning: Pittsburg-storke was an
easy out, Tinker to Chance. Wilson lined
out to Evers, Evers threw Gibson out. No
runs. Chicago-Wagner let S~heckard's easy
grounder get through his hands. Evers
sacrificed him to second. Schultz walked,
Chance was safe on a sluggish bounder &c
Wagner, beating a perfect throw, and fill
ing the bases. Howard flew out to center
and Sheckard scored on a poor throw home
Holman flew out to Wagner on a short
left. one run.
Eighth Inning-Pittsburg-Kane who bat
Atu " NAlAlst btGdiilt. liz prey u I'M
and Chance. Thomas lined out to Holman
Clarke walked. Chance made a jump one.
handed catch of Leach's drive. No runs
Chicago-Camnitz went in to pitch for
Pittsburg. Tinker grounded out to storkt
unassisted, Killing flew out TO Abbittichio
Brown singled, Leach just managing tc
stop the ball but not to field 1t. Sreckarc
singled over second. Brown moving up 6
peg. Brown scored when Evers hit the
first ball pitched for a double. Gibson, 4
moment later. caught Evers off second, re
firing the side. One run.
Ninth Inning: Ptttsburg-wagner singled
to center. The first dispute of the gam,
arose when O'Day called Abbatichio's priv,
to right a foul. Ringler confirmed O'Day'i
Judgment and Abbatlchio came back t.
the plate only to strike out on the mex
ball pitched. Storke forced Wagner, Tinke
to Evers. Storke himself was forced il
the same way by Gibson.
The score:
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CHICAGO GOES INTO LEAD
Pittsburg Drops Out Of Any Chance in
Pennant Race.
ALL NEW YORK CAN DO IS TO TIE
- the Fasteners Win All Their Three
Cameo from Boston They VIII
Just Even Tn with
esq Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct 4.-Pittsburg was today
eliminated from the National league PEN
nant race when Chicago scored a 8 to ?
victory before a crowd which was de-
elaTed 20 be the largest which ever paid
10 see a game of base ball in the world.
Today's game was the final one of tine
season for Chicago and Pittsburg, while
New York has three more to play, all
with Boston. II one of these games is
not played by reason OF the weather or
for other cause. or If Boston wins one
the. pennant will go TO Chicago for the
third successive year. BY winning all
three New York win exactly equal Chi
Cages percentage of Gal. Tonight Chit
cago leads the league with .641. Pittsburg
is second with .636. and New York, which
did not play today, is third with .68S.
The story of the victory is a simple
one. Chicago garnered twelve hits off
Willis, while Brown allowed Pittsburg
but seven. The contest was cleanly
waged throughout. The umpires' de-
eisions were questioned only once, and
this in orderly fashion. despite the in
tense suppressed excitement under
which the players worked,
President Murphy OF the Chicago club
announced the paid attendance at s0247.
This, Mr.. Murphy said, was the largest
attendance ever present at a game OF
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TARKIo SURPRISES NORMAL
Trims the Nebraskans ThIrty-one 60
Nothing.

TAKIO. NO., Oct. A-(Special Telegram.)
On a perfect field yesterday Tarkio col
lege showed unexpected snap and strength
in its first college game and defeated the
strong Nebraska State Normal OF Peru, 81
to 0. Peru, although outweighing Tarkio,
was outclassed at all stages OF the game.
with five new mon In the lineup, Tarkio
rooters were fearful of the veteran Peru
team, which held Nebraska State to 70
points on Saturday last. Coach Shannon
OF the Normal was confident of winning
the game because Of the outcome of the
Nebraska state game. State Normal made
distance only three times. The Normai's
center, the big Swede, could not star In
today's game, as Tarkio's center Hender-
son, was a match for him. Both played a
desperate game to the close of the last
half. The two teams both played hard
fast foot ball, and Peru, although defeated,
stuck to the game and played Il out. The
game opened at s:15 by Peru kicking south
to Tarkio, which returned the ball fifteen
yards. BY a series OF line bucks by Muir.
ray. end runs by Morrow, Gowdy and Bow,
man. and forward passes to withrow and
Davis. Tarkio marched without losing the
ball for the first touchdown after five
minutes OF play. Goal was not kicked
Tarkio now kicked to Normal. who wer,
downed in their tracks. Normal lost tn,
ball on downs and Tarkio, by tackle plays
and end runs, scored a second touchdown
Goal kicked by Bowman. Normal received
the kick and was downed by Gowdy will
an advance of five yards. Normal lost tn
ball on downs and Tarkio, by a forward
pass to Davis. a line plunge by Murray ant
Bowman, an on-side kick to Withrow
made a third touchdown. Bowman KICKED
goal.
Peru was now held on It's own three-yart
line. A tumble by quarter gave Tarkio
safety. On a punt by Normal Bowman re
turned the ball through the whole Nebraska
team for forty yeards. Murray, Gowdy
Bowman, Henderson,, Ward and Withroy
were stars for Tarkio.
Score end first half, IS to 0. Substitute
were used by Coach Elder for Tarkio II
the second half and only one touchdown
was scored. Lineup:
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EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Fashion Plate Wins Edgemere Handi-
CAP at Aaueduct

AQUEDUcT. N. Y, Oct. 4.-The Queens
County Jockey clubs fall meeting came to
a close yesterday with a good card and fair
attendance. Fashion Plate, a 2-year-old.
conceding big weight to older horses. won
the Edgemere handicap. one and one
eighth mile, in a drive. by a length. He
went into tho lead early and held It to the
first quarter. Frank Gill was second, a
head before Royal Tourist. Summarizes
First race, S-year-olds and up, selling.
seven furlongs:- cressina ql4, ]. Leel won.
Black Mary O6, McCerthy) second, Biskra
C94, Corowleyl third. Time: 1:27. Esoteric,
Saracinesca, Dizzy Himmel and Alteration
also ran.
Second race, steeplechese, handicap. A.
year-olds and up, about two and one-half
miles: Bat GD, Kelliher) won. Sandy
Crseker qS5; Henderson, second. Della
canta d6S, Allen third; Time: b:19%. Pap
rika also ran. Pirate fell.
Third race, 2-year-olds, selling, seven fur
longs: Bonnie kelso 09, Upton) won, Ross
Virgins and Lasata also ran.
Fourth race. the Bdgemere handicap, all
ages, mile and one-eighth; Fashion Plate
200, Upton won, Frank GIL q26, Notter)
second, Royal Tourist G13, GilberD third,
Time: 1888. Brother Jonathan also ran.
Fifth race, 3-year-olds and up, selling
wood (s. Mccarthy second, C~aIrngorr
(97, UraD third. Time: $40. Malaga and
Shadow Glance also ran.
Sixth race, maidens, 2-year-olds, six fur
longs: Hill Top zoe. Mccarthy won, Sen
tentious OO2, Upton) second, Gunshot Co2
McCahey) third. Time: 1:l4ss. Guatemotzin
Gus Helm. Kin and Mariana also ran.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 4-Summaries:
First race, five and a half furlongs: Al
Muller QO3, MCGEE, straight SlO.54D won
Please u0l, Deverich, place $3.50 second
Honest Q0l, Butler, show SI.l0) third. Time
l:O6zs. Crrack record, 1919 Ben Strong
Lady Anne and Ben Double also ran.
Second race, one mile and seventy yards
Hannibal Bey Q02, Powers, straight $lb40.
won, Dunvegan (93, Deverich, place $3.50
second, Melange Q0O, Flynn, show slO third
Time: 1:474t. queens Daughter Vim Mer.
Mortiboy also ran.
Third race, six furlongs: Jeff Bernstein
Q05, Butler, straight $0 won, Irfaneh 600
Powers, place $3.50 second, Anna l.. DALEY
G~errymander, Sainaw and Broadside alsC
ran.
Fourth race, one mile and seventy yards
Pinkola Q14, Butler, straight $3.50. place
$3.50. show $500 won, Lawrence p. Dali
ql4. Mcgee, place tl3S5' show SD SECOND
l:44x. Terah, Zienap and Cymbal also ran
Fifth race, six furlongs: Alchemist Q0l
1910 won, Alice Baird d0l, Walsh. plac
Pickens, show 1851 third, Time: 1:1ts
Tennessee Boy, Sniff, Pinion. Be Brief
Boadicea, Gliding Bell, Cordova, Ocala
Zeola and Ramsey also ran.
Sixth race, one mile and a sixteenth
Carew uO5, Butler, straight S46. place S28.s
place sS.15, show $40 second, Tamdolai
Q05, Deverich, show $3.50 third. Time
;4sM. Camillel, Hughes and Anneta Lad!
also ran.
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RED OAK BADLY oUTCIAssED
Montgomery county Team Out
weighed and OutpIayed.


The game between the foot bail teams Of
the Council Bluffs and Red Oak High
schools at the ~Idesl-Hustlers' park yester-
day was a one-sided affair. Council Bluffs
ou~tweighed and wholly outclassed the Wis
itors from Montgomery county. The boys
from Red Oak failed to score. while the
Bluffites made seven touchdowns and
kicked four goals, making a score Of 80
to O..
In the first half touchdowns were made
for the home team by. Dudley (two), Ora
son, Scanlon and CrowL The first touch
down was secured in three and a half min
utes' OF play.
In the second half touchdowns were made
by Grason and Hutchinson, that by Grason
being in two minutes play. Dudley kicked
all the goals.
Beaver was the star player for the Red
Oak team, but lacked support. During the
entire game. practically, the ball was in
Red oaks territory.
There was a fair sized crowd, made UP
chiefly OF students from the local high
school The lneup.
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WOman's Golf Tournament.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. THE championship
tournament Of the Western Women's Golf
association will begin on the links of the
81. Louis Country club Monday. and will
continue until Friday. The leading women
81. Louis Country club Monday. Continuing
until Friday. Leading women golfers of the
country Will take part. The entry list is
expected to reach forty, at least one-thlrd
Of whom viii be from Chicago. Among the
players Will be Mrs. c. L. Dering. who won
the championship I'm 1906.
The qualifying round will be at eighteen
holes and will start at 10 a. m. tomorrow.
The final match Friday will also be at
eighteen holes.
Among those who will be In the tourna.
ment are Miss Sallie Ainslie Of Westward
Ho, VIII was runner-up for the champion
Ahip last year. Mrs, Isabelle Smith OF
Evanston, Mrs. W. A. Edwards and Miss
Caroline Painter Of Midlothian. Miss L. ".
Brocher OF La Grange, Miss Elizabeth
Young Of calUnet. Mrs. +. w. Winkler OF
Beverly, Mrs. f. T. Perkins OF Glenview.
Mrs. II. A. Beidler OF Lake Geneva and
Mrs. Carlin OF Exmoor.
TIE present champion is Mrs Lily r ench
Of Chicago.
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GOVERNMENT NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Quartermaster, Fort Crook, Neb,, Oe-
tober l.. 19OS-Sealed proposals., in tripli-
cate, VIII be received at this office until
IL O'Clock a. m. October 81. 1908, and then
opened, for the construction OF on9 a
double set Of N. c, q. quarters for civilian
employees at Fort Crook. Neb. A guarantee
for 10 per cent OF amount Of proposal must
accompany each bid. Plans and specifica-
lions will be furnished upon receipt Of a
deposit OF s., which amount will be re-
funded upon receipt Of plans, etc, In this
office. furnished upon appli-
cation. Proposals should be endorsed PRO
posal for Building and addressed to Cap
tain Joseph F. Gohn, Constructing Quar-
termaster. Ol-2-3-6-l9-2O
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MINNESOTA DEFEATS LAWRENCE
GOphers score But Six Points, to Sur
prise of RIOTERS.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Oct. Anime
sofa opened the foot ball season here today
by defeating Lawrence university by a
score Of 6 TO nothing. The game was a
surprise to the Gopher %rooters. who ex-
pected a larger score. Lawrence showed
greater advancement than Minnesota and
outplsyed the Gophers in all points of the
game in the first half. The Lawrence team
is, perhaps, the fastest aggregation that
has ever represented that institution on
Northrop field.
The Appleton men were especially prof.
cient in the use Of the forward pass, work.
ing this play for long gains in the first
half.
Minnesota had no trouble in getting
through the Lawrence line, while the APP
pleton men opened up large holes in the
Gopher defense. McGovern at quarter and
Rademacher at end starred for Mime
sofa. Lundy played a good game at quarter
for Lawrence.
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MINDEN.
HASTINGS
CASE SCORES ON
MICHIGAN
Cleveland Scientists Make Good show.
ing at Ann ArbOr,

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Oct. Ain the last
minu OF play yesterday Fullback
Ziegler of Case Scientific school Of Cleve-
land made a vineyard gain through the
University of Michigan line for a touch
down. The touchdown and the goal
which followed gave the visitors a score
OF 6, while Michigan scored l6.
Allerdice made a successful place kick
for Michigan in the first half, and in
the second half. Edmunds. fullback, and
Green, playing at left end. made touch
downs for Ann ArboF. Coach Yost has
the Michigan eleven use the forward
pass continually. The visitors played a
spirited game, but were only once within
striking distance Of the Michigan goal.
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RACING ENDS AT COLUMBUS
Milton s., Jr., Wins 2t11 Pace in
straight Heats.

COLUMBUS. o., oct. 4-Grand circuit
racing for the year wound up on the
Columbus track yesterday, when Mil
ton s.. jr., driven by Walter Cox. won the
2:11 pace In straight heats from Governor
searles. Neither Tax Title nor Miss SYRIA
cuse, the original choices were inside the
money.
Ruth Dillon. last weeks winner of the
Hoster-C Columbus $4,000 stake made a
start In the 216 class trot today and was
never In evidence. She was the favorite,
with Lady Jones, the winner, a good sec
end choice. Ruth Dillon made a break Just
after the start of the first heat and had
no speed when she did trot In the last two
two heats.
Atleen Wilson, winner OF the 2:O5 pace
was forced to step in 2:O3h to keep out OF
the road of Dan s. In the first heat Of
their race. The Wilson mare was a 5 to 8
fayorite over the entire field.
Fines Of $3.50 and 500 were placed upon
Drivers Mccoy and Heating for unsatis-
factory driving with Mokohaley and stroll
Ter In the third heat of the 2:24 trot. This
heat was the last one Friday. Today Moko-
haley won two heats and the race after
his driver had been warned by the Judges.
Summaries:
2:A class %trottlng, three in five. purse
N,aO; three heats Friday:
Mokohaley, b. g., by Moke,
Royal Penn, b. h., by william
Penn, (Ludwig) .u.............1 l 4
Bob Riley, b. g, by Decorum,-
stroller 8 cKoaiiny"'"'.S 3
Northern Man. blk. h. MCCARTHY
Time: SisS. 2.i4I. am, a:isZ. SsqdssX.
2:OS class, pacing, three heats, purse 81, 200
Allen Wilson. blk. m, by Arrow
Jsnnie W. ib5 b. M, t;sunderiin;
Beproachless blk. m (Shank) ........3 2
Dan 81 b. 4. (Shover) ................2 s
Lady Maud, eh. m. (Palmer) ........5
Hal Chaffin, br. h. (Weddle) ........6 6 d
Time: 2:OSh, 2:Os%. 2:OSz.
100:
Lady Jones. blk. m, by Captain Nc
MsTine 'murpnS1 ,;''"''"."'"'J !
Carroll, b. g. CMcDevitt) ............3 3
The Zoo, b. h. (Geers) ........,........4 4
Directum Penn, b. h. Durfee) ........6 6
Composer, b.. s. QasclD ................b 6
Rlth Dillon, b. m. (sandersS ....,.";S 5 :
Marguerite Mccoy, b. m. (Peters)....7 Z d.
Glacier B., blk. h. (Conroy) ..........ds
Time: 2:09%, 2:oSh, 2;09h,
FL class. pacing, three in five. purs
Milton s.. jr., CHI. g. by Milton 8.
Governor seerles, b. h. (AlIerman) -. 2
TTiiiaw en-, g, CL9omlsl It.'"""'S
Tax Title. blk. h. Weating) ..........6 1
Miss Syracuse. b. m. Murphy ...... 7 7
Patalma, b. &. (Allen) ..,,.......... 4 9
Billy w, b. g., CSunderlin) ..."....". 5 s
]. B.. CHI. g. CBosworth) .............. s 10
Helen Gould, ch. m. (Nuckols) ..,.....11 Ii /
Time: 2:07h. 2:o6%, 2:Oh.
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SAINTS AND CLEVELAND TIE
Thirteen Inningsssnd Then Darkness
Stops the Play.
CHICAGO WINS FROM DETROIT
Three Runs Scored In First InninE
on the Only Hit the sOx Made
I'm the Entire Mine
Innings.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4,-The first game OF
the series between ct. Louis and Cleve-
land here today. resulted in a tie ana
lasted eleven innings. The score was 3 to
3. st. Louis made two runs in the third
and one in the fourth inning. In the fifth.
sixth and seventh, Cleveland scored by
timely batting. Two games will be played
tomorrow. The scorer:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05
BELLEVUE TO FEAST IT'S TEAM
Win or Lose, the Boys VIII BE Given
a Big Banquet.

Committees have been appointed and pre-
parations are already being made for the
banquet TO the Bellows college foot ball
eleven at the close OF the season. The
banquet to the squad is an annual affair.
but this year IL is the intention 10 make
the banquet more OF a feature. college
spirit running higher than In former years
on account Of the winning Of the pennant
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05
aa1 and New York Can Only Tie. Detroits Lead !

suggs, p.,............O 0 o 0 0 0
Totals ....,".......S3 1 a 2
'Batted for Schmidt in ninth.
Ran for Mullin in ninth.
'Batted for Kllian In eighth.
Detroit .,...............O 0 0 0 Q 0 IL
Chicago ...............3 0 0 0 o o 0 -
Hits. Off Kflian, / in seven innings.
Sacrifice hits: Isbeli, Davis. stolen bases:
Dougherty go, Parent, u. Jones, Schaefer.
Left on bases: Chicago, 4; Detroit, 4. First
base on balls: Off White, 2; off Killian, 3
Hit by pitched ball: Mullin. Struck out
BY Killian, 4; by White, 3; by Suggs, l.
wild pitch: Killian. Time: las. Umpires:
Sheridan and Connolly.
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and the state championship last year. II.
w. Longdorf, OF the college, is secretary
and treasurer OF the banquet committee,
the other members being selected from the
alumni; DR.. ]. McPatton, c. Leon AgneW
and T. ". Moore.
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Standing of the Teams
NJ LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY.
National League-Boston at New York,
Brooklyn at pLiladelphis.
American League-Detroit at Chicago,
Cleveland at st. Louis, Philadelphia at
Washington, New York at Boston.
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Referee: Nichols, Nebraska university. UNI
pire: Waugh, Rush Medical college. Field
judge: Mcpherson, Tarkio. Head linesman:
Bestor, Tarkio. Timers; Shannon and Par
dee. Time of halves: 0:3O and 0:2.
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RED OAK.

Referees: Beardsley, Council Bluffs; Dear
bendorf, Red Oak. Timekeepers: Geiger
Council Bluffs; Casey, Red Oak. Linesmen
Wilcox. Council Bluffs; Pratt, Red Oak.
Time Of halves: 0:& and 0:90.
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AMEs' WEIGHT WINS GAME
Light COe Eleven Could Not stop the

AgEies
AMBs, Ia, Oct. 4-(speclaI Telegram.)-
Ames defeated Coe yesterday, "a to O..
Ames played raggedly, but outclassed the
Coe team in weight. Coe showed good
speed in team work. Ames made five touch
downs in the first half. The forward pass
failed on both sides. Coe was dangerous
but once. when It tried to kick a goal from
the forty-five-yard line. n lineup:
AMEs ror
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MINDEN DEFEATS HASTINGS
Game Is Lost Through Mistake on
Part OF Hastings.

HASTINGS, Neb., Oct. 4-Minden High
school won from Hastings High school, II
to 7, in the first schedule game of the sea
son this afternoon. Minden made one
touchdown on a kickoff, which Hastings
let pass, supposing it was outside. Hast
ings' touchdown was made by Walker on
straight line bucks. A safety was scored
by Hastings in the last half.
Lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05

Touchdowns: Knox 90, Lambert. Q), GUY
Lambert d.. Goals from ~touchdowns: 81
I. Umpire: Sioux Jones. Referee:
Bryant. Time Of halves: 10 minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05
RUSH FOR TRTPP COUNTY is on

Northwestern FORCED 20 Hun Trains in
Sections.
NORFOLK, Neb. Oct, 3.-(special)-The
preliminary rush to Trip county began
when for the first time this afternoon the
train for Gregory and Dallas was run In
two sections. Seven hundred people took
passage TO those towns to be on hand for
the beginning Of registration Monday morn
ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-05
CLEVELAND.


'Batted for Rhoades In fifth.
Cleveland 100 90 dTiiSS %
Two base hits: Hartzell, Bradley. LaJoie.
Hits: OFF Rhoades, 5 in four innings; off
Joss, 2 in six and two-thirds innings. Sacri-
flee hits: Bradley (2), Petty. Williams.
Double plays: Wallace ard Jones; Latoie
and Stovall. Left on bases; st. Louis, 8;
Cleveland, II. Base on balls: Off Petty, 3;
Off Berger, p; off Rhoades. l; off Joss, ].
Hit by pitched ball: BY. Petty, 2 Struck
out: By Petty, A; by Joss, 5. Time; 2:1s.
Umpires. O'LoLghlin and Egan.
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Two base hits: Sheckard, Evers, Tinker,
Wagner, Gibson, Hits: off Willis, nine in
Z innings; Camnitz, three in l inning. Sac
rlfice hits: Bvers, 2. Stolen base: Brown.
Double play: Gibson and Wagner. Left on
balls: OFF Brown, q; off Wills. 3, Base
on errors; Chicago, 2. Struck out: BY
Brown, 3; by Willis, 2. Wild pitch: Brown.
Time: 1:SS. EMPIRES: O'Day and Rigler.
Attendance, 3O,247:
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Both Teams score.

Fifth inning: Pittsburg- Abbatichio's
abortive .clout between home and third
availed him nothing, owing to fast work
by Brown. storke walker and took second
when Howard failed by an finch OF catching
Wilson'S fly. Gibson flew out to Schultz.
Willis was out, Brown to Chance. No runs.
chicaso-Rrown went out. Abhatichio to
storke. SAeckard was disposed Of in like
fashion. Wagner made a wonderful stop
OF Ever's slow one, but threw into the
crowd, and Evers went to second. Schultz
brought him home with a slashing single
through Willis. Chance flew out to Clarke,
One run.
Sixth inning: PIttsburg-Thomas singled
to left and went to second when Browns
throw to catch him off the base went wild
Bvers took Clarke's fly back OF second
Thomas went to third on Leach's out. Evers
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Play by Innings.

First inning: Pittsburg-Thomas went out
on an easy grounder, Brown to Chance.
Tinker threw Clarke out at first. Leach
hit cleanly, but was out stealing second,
King to Evers. No runs. Chicago-Sheck-
ard hit what would nave been an easy out,
but the ball fell in the crowd in right field
and went, for a double. Evers sacrificed
him 70 third. Schultz singled to right and
Sheckard scored. Chance few out to left.
Howard walked, Schultz taking second.
Hoffman filled the bases with an infield
hit, Tinker fouled out TO Gibson. One run.
Second inning: Pittsburg-Wagner went
out easily Chance to Brown. Abbatichio
flew out to %Sheckard. Storke grounded out
20 Chance. unassisted. No runs. Chicago
Wagner threw King out to Storke. Clarke
took Browns short fly. sheckArd struck
out. No runs.
Third inning: Pittsburg-wrson struck
out. Gibson doubled over first base. Willis
flew out to Schultz. but. Gibson made third
on the throw-in. Thomas could not connect
with Browns curves. No runs. Chicago
Evers singled sharply through. Willis.
Schulte's fly was taken by Thomas after
the Chicagoan had twice tried to bunt
Chance was out. Willis to Storke, Bvers
taking second, Howard was out to, Storke,
unassisted, after a tight race for the bag.
No runs
Fourth inning: Ptttsburg-Clarke was re-
tired, Evers to Chance. Leach went out by
the same route. Brown handled Wagner
high %boundsr to Nance. No runs. Chicago
-Hofpan struck out. Tinker singled to
right. Killing struck out and Tinker was
thrown out to Wagner in an attempt to
steal second. No runs. " g." 'ar