The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-14
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| DETROIT. Oct. li.--The Cubs shut out
the Tigers this afternoon by score OF
20 0, giving them fourth victory ana
= the championship OF the world The
/ Chicago club is the only team that has
ever won the worlds championship
twice in succession. Donovan and over
all we're pitted against each olher as
pitchers and 1t was a walknver FOR me
man from Chicago. lie held the Tigers
down to three hits and struck out nine
batters.
As the CUBS seemed to have such a
walkover two days ago the crowd dHin-
died to-day to less than 5000. the small
est crowd that ever Witnessed a worlds
championship series.
This year Detroit captured one NJ the
Ave games played. Also their total of
runs was greater than last year for The
series. The runs on tn" whole re!'cs
were: Chicago, -. Detroit, L..
Donovan worked out best he could,
and II was matter OF doubt up To the
last moment whether ne woatd consent
to imperil his throwing apparatus by
pushing it to the limit or no.
Mullin, who won the only game of the
series up to date for the Tigers. was the
logical alternative.
The Cubs were jubiant over their
decisive victory Of yesterday and
plainly expected to put an end To the
whole business when they took the field
with Big overall. who warmed up in
imposing style, as their holman.
The crowd was somewhat smaller than
yesterday. when but 1000 or seats in
the big plant We're vacant.
The players of both teams held brief
indignation meeting to-day to protest
over the count of yesterday. Both
agreed never to again enter a worlds
championship series In which they were
denied representation In the counting
up of the tickets.
First Inning.
Sheckard out on a hy to Schaefer.
Evers singled to centre. Schultz singled
to left. Eyers taking second. Chance
singled to centre, scoring Evers. Stein
feldt flied to Crawford. Holman hit to
Coughlin and the third baseman re-
tired Schultz on the base line. ONE
RUN.
Mcintyre was given his base on balls.
O'Leary struck out. Crawford singled
to centre. Cobb struck out. Rossman
struck at a wild pitch for third
strike and was safe at first, when the
ball went TO the stand, Mcintyre and
Crawford advancing base. Schaefer
struck out. No RUNS.
Second Inning.
! Tinker was out. Coughlin 10 Rossman.
/ King UTILIZED to Schmidt. Overall
was out Rossman 10 Donovan. NO
schmidt struck out. Coughln was
out, Tinker to Chance. Donovan was
given a base on balls. Donovan stole
second Mcintyre flied to Holman NO
RUNS.
Third Inning.
Rossman captured sheckard's ny.
F ENors flied 10 OLeary schultz sent
4 ry into McIntyre's hands, NO RUNS.
Stentelut threw out O'Loary at nrst.
I Crawford grounded TO Eyers ana WAS
out AZ first. cobb flied 10 Sheckard. 80
. Runs
Fourth ming.
Chance flied to Cobb Stenfeldt was
/ gwen his base on balls, but was out,
/ Schmidt to Schaefer, on an attempted
/ steal Holman struck out. No RUNS,
Russmau struck out. Schaefer WAS
/ cut. Killing to Tinker, when he at
/ tempted 10 steal second, 80 RUNS
Fifth Inning.
a. I.eary caught TinNrg', H. into short
centre after a hard run, making a spe
ncular eaten. klns was given -four
| balls. overall SACRIFICED him Ia second,
| going out, schmidt 10 kossman. shecA-
ard walked EVers doubled INTO cen
Ire. scoding Killing, while sheckard went
70 thirh schultz grounded 10 o'Leary