Evening journal., 1908-10-14
JENNINGS MEN
WHITEWASHED
ThFee-Fingered Brown, Of
Chicago. Allowed Only One
Tiger to Pass Second Base

DETROIT. Mich. Oct 1f-In almost
ideal baseball weather Detroit received
IT'S third defeat i'm the present worlds
championship series and Chicago
needs to take but one more game TO
cinch its hold of the title and the pen
nant.
All thror-h the gamc the Cubs
threatened 20 make runs and in only
one inning were they retired without
getting @ man as far as first base or
better Detroit on the other hand.
experienced the greatest difficulty in
even getting a man On. the side being
retired one. two. three in six of the
nine innings. Detroit succeeded il
gotting one man past second and only
one other oast first.
Manager Chance named as his selec-
tion Mordecai CThres-nngered) Brown
TO do the twirling. while Jennings
pushed Young Eddie Summers to the
front 10 twirl for the home club. Ed.
dies twrling record is a lot worse
than the hase-hit column shows, as hs
mover got away with one inning with
ont either being hit or passing a man,
eNcopt I'm the seventh. where he was
save from being hit for a double
throuch sam Crawford's great catch.
jennings derrickod him in the eighth
10 let Jones 20 10 bat and then sent in
Hard Luck Winters 10 pitch.
Summers Was Wild.
While Chicago threatened all tho
timo vet tho two runs thev acquired
IN the third would-be as vet unrecorded
had it not been for a little wildness Oh.
Summers part. poor throw bv
Schmidt which resulted in a technic"
allv stolen base and two safeties, one
of them so bv inches only.
Chicago picked up its runs after two
men were out in the third inning.
Sheckard was out on an easy bounde-.
Schaefer to Rossman. and Evers was
out on a brilliantly ieided hard roller
which O'Leary stopped and relayed to
Rossman. Schultz was walked ana
stole second. Schmidt throw beirs
high and wild. Summers refused to
take a chance on Chance and inten-
tionaHv passed hins Steinfeldt's
smart smash between O'Leary ana
Coughlin put Schultz ever and allow
ed Chance to reach second. Holman
almost duplicated the hit and Chance
scored
The Cubs made their ihird run in the
ninth inning With Winter pitching for
Detroit. Brown opened with a fly to
OLearv. Sheckard flied 10 Schaefer.
Evers singled to right and stole sec
cpd Schultz walked Chance hit 20
Cobb. who muffed the ball. Evers
scoring and Schultz taking third.
Schultz was out at the plate, Schaefor
TO Schmidt, on an attempted double
steal
over 1900 Present.
While the crowd was larger than
that which turned out to view the
opening struggle of the series here, ir
was not so large as had been expected
in view of Detroit's victory on Mon.
dav. The turnstiles registered 12.907
paid admissions. from which the gross
receipts were S19.231. The ground inn
mediately in front of The grand stand
was still muddy from Saturdays rain.
but the diamond was in good condition
and the weather almost ideal for
spectators and players alike.
Score by innings:
Chicago ...... ......O 0 0 0 1-3
Detroit ... .......0 0 0 o o 0 0 GO
Runs scored-By Evers, Schultz.
Chance. Hbs-On Summers, Q. in
innings: off Winter ., in ! inning. Two
base hit-Crawford. Sacrifice hit,
Steinfeldt Stolen bases-By Evers,
Schultz, >; Holman. Bases on balls.
Off Summers. 3: off Winter, 1. Hit
by pitcher-By Brown. Left on bases
Detroit. 3: Chicago. 20. Struck out
BY Summers, 8; by Brown. 4. Double
play-Brown, Tinker and Chance.
Passed ball-Schmidt; King Tine
1872 Umpires-Connoliy and Klein.