Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-05
LATEST SPORTING NEWS.
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Storke unassisted after a tight race fol-
the bag. No runs.
Fourth inning-Pittsburg: Clarke was
retired, Evers to Chance. Leach went out
by the same route. Brown handled Wag-
ner's high bounder to Chance. No runs.
Chicago: Hoffman struck out-Tinker
singled to right Killing struck out and
Tinker was thrown out to Wagner in an
attempt to steal second. No runs.
Fifth Misunderstanding: Abbaticchio's
abortive clout between home and third
awaited nothing owing to fast work by
Brown. Storke walked and took second
when Howard failed by an inch 20 catch
Wilson's fly. Gibson flew out to Schultz.
Willis was out, Brown to Chance. No
runs.
Chicago: Brown went out, AbbaticchiQ
to Storke. Sheckard was disposed of III
like fashion. Wagner made a wonderful
stop of Evers' slow one, but threw into
the crowd and Evers went to second
Schnlte brought him home with a slash
ing single through Willis. Chance flew
out to Clarke. One run.
Sixth inning-Pittsburg. Thomas sim
gled to left and went to second when
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went wild. Evers took Clarke's fly back
of second. Thomas went to third on
Leach's ont, Evers to Chance. Wagner
brought the run in with Q clean double
to left. Wagner went to third on a wild
pitch Abbaticcho singled to center.
bringing Wagner in with the tie run. Alb
haticchio was out stealing. Two runs.
Chicago: Howard flew out to Leach
Clarke took Hofman's fly. Tinker doubled
to left. Willis deliberately passed king
to wait for Brown. The strateeem fail
ed, for Brown hit Clearly to right, Tinker
scoring from second ard King taking
third on the throw to the plate. King
was caught Off third and run down be-
tween third and home by the tme-hon-
ored trick of throwing to the pitcher when
a runner is stealing second. One run.
Seventh inning-Pittsburg Storke was
an easy out Tinker to Chance. Wilson
lined ont to Evers. Evers threw Gibson
out. No runs.
Chicago: Wagner let Sheckard's easy
grounder get through his hands. Evers
sacrificed him to second. Schultz walk
cd. Chance was safe on a sluggish
hounder 10 Wagner beating a perfect
throw and filing the bases. Howard flew
out to Senter and Sheckard scored on a
poor throw home. Holman flew out to
Wagner in short left. One run.
Eighth inning PittsburG: Kane, who
battod for Willis, became the prey of
Holman and Chance. Thomas lined out
to Holman. Clarke walked Chance
made a jumping one-handed catch of
Leach's line drive. No runs.
Chicago: Camnitz replaced Willis in
the box for Pittsburg Tinker grounded
out To Storlle unassisted. King flew out
to Abbaticchio. Brown singled Leach
Just managing to stop the ball but not to
field it Sheckard singled over second
Brown moving up a peg. Brown scored
when F.verS hit the first ball pitched for
n double. Gibson moment later caught
lIvers off second, retiring the side. One
run
Ninth inning-Pttsburg Wagner sin
gled to center. The first dispute of the
game arose when O'Day called Abbatic-
chio's drive to right a foul. Rifsler con-
firmed O'Day's judgment and Abbatic-
chic came back to the plate, only to
strike cut on the next ball pitched. Storke
forced Wagner, Tinker to EVers Storke
himself was forced in the same way bv
Gibson,