The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-08
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which was pitched by Overall Man
ager Chance asked McGinnity to de-
sist but the New York PLAYER re-
piled by showing his elbow into
Chances chest The police then in
terfered and avoided any trouble
from the players who rushed up and
surrounded the men at the plate At
ter a couple of minutes argument the
visiting players moved away to their
own bench and the New York team
took places on the diamond and De-
gan warming up In a few minutes
McGraw's men relinquished the dia-
mond and the visitors resumed prac-
tice. AS Chance was going to first
base he shouted over 10 where Nc
Graw was sitting on the bench:
THAT was small piece of bust
ness
The game was called at 2:5o q. m.
round rules agreed on. a hit into the
crowd goes for two bases and one base
allowed for overthrow.
The crowd cheered wildly for Mat
thewson. who was in superb condition
Pfiester and king, the Chicago bat
terry.
tombstone and KLEIN were selected as
umoires.
First Inning.
Chicago-Sheckard struck out Evers
out on a fast stop and throw Herzog
! to Tenney- Schultz famed.
No runs.
New York-Tennv took his base. be-
ing hit by the first ball pitched by
Pfeister. Herzog got base on balls.
The crowd cheered, Bresnahan struck
out and Herzog was caught OF frs.
by Chance on Kings throw. a double
play.
Donlin doubled to right. scoring
Tenny.
Chance claimed the hit was a foul
but Umpire tombstone differed with
him.
Seymour walked. Chance took Pies
| ter out OF the box and substituted
Mordecai Brown. Devlin famed. One
run.
Second Inning.
Chicago-Chance singled to right,
| but was caught mapping off first, Mat
/ thewson to Tenney-
| Hoffman protested while the crowd
| hOoted and was put out of the game.
/ Ordered off the field Moran, who was
coaching, was put off the coaching
line.
Steinfeldt famed. Howard batted
in place of Hoffman and struck out
| No runs
Mccormick flied to Schultz. Bridewell
went out the same way.
Matthewson out Tinker to Chance on
| a very fast play. No runs.
Tinker tripled to deep centers. Killing
singled to left center. scoring Tinker.
Brown out to Tenney unassisted-
Third Inning.
| Chicago-Tinker trfpled to deep CEN
tiers.
king singled to left center. scoring
| Tinker.
Brown out to Tenney unassisted.
Killing going to second, Shreckard
| flied to Seymour, whose throw held
| Killing on second. Evers walked
Schultz doubled to left scoring King.
! Chance doubled to right, scoring Ev-
ers and Schultz
Steinfeld struck out Four runs
New York-Tenney singled to left
Herzog fouled out 10 King. Bresna-
han hit to left for a base. Donlin
forced Bresnahan at second by Tinker
unassisted Seymour flied to Sheckard.
No runs. Score end third: Chicago. 4;
New York, 1.
Fourth Inning.
| Chicago-Howard out, Herzog to
Tenney Tinker was easy for Matthew
son and Tenney- Killing flied to Nc
Cormick- No runs.
Chance. Mccormick flied to Howard
Bridwen out, Evers to Chance. Nc
runs. Score end fourth: New York, i
Chicago, 4.
Fifth Inning
Chicago-Brown was dismissed on {
fine stop, and throw Bridwel to Ten
| new. Seymour got under Sheckards fly
| Evers out Matthewson to Tenney. M
runs
feldt to Chance
Eyers and Chance dismissed Tenney
| Herzong fouled to Chance. No runs
Score end fifth:
Chicago. 1.
New York, /
sixth Inning.
| Chicago-Schulte foul flied to Devlin
Chance singled to left Chance caugnl
stealing, Bresnahan to Herzog. Stein
feIdt singled to left. Howard famed
New York-Bresnahan out Tinker tS
Chance Donlin flied to Sheckard
Seymour sent a long fly to Schultz NJ
runs Score:
Chicago, l.
New York, 1.
Seventh Inning.
| Chicago-Tinker flied to Mccormick
king famed Brown out ,Matthewson t
Tenney. No runs
New York-Devlin singled to left
center. Mccormick hit safely to RICH;
for a base. Bridwen walked, filling
the bases. Doyle batted for Matthew
son. He fouled to King. Tenney flied
TO Schultz and Devlin scored Herzog
out, Tinker to Chance One run. Score
end seventh: Chicago, 4; New York, 2
Eighth Inning.
Chicago-Wiltse pitching for New
York
Shreckard struck out. Evers dou-
bled to left Schultz hit to Tenney
but was safe on the latter's tumble
Evers going to third
Chance flied to Mccormick and the
! latter threw to Bresnahan mailing
Fsvers at home plate No runs
! New York-Bresnahan out, Brown
to Chance. Donlin flied to Sheckard
Seymour out, Evers to Chance. Nc
runs.
Score end eighth: Chicago. 4; New
York, 2.
Ninth Inning
Chicago-St einfeldt famed How
ard flied to Devlin- Tinker fouleC
flied to Tenney- No runs
New York-Devlin out Steinfeldt Il
Chance. Mccormick flied u