The evening world., 1908-10-08
blity up 20 Jack Pfeister. He was ap-
parently in excellent shape.
First Inning.

bility up TO Jack Pfeister. He was APP
parently in excellent shape.
First Inning.
As sheckard walked to the plate Um-
pre tombstone announced that a
4 ground rule had been agreed upon
which would limit all hits into the
crowd TO two bases and one base on an
overthrow.
W. The first bail thrown by Matty was a
~ ball. but moment later the crowd be-
= gan cheering as the next two were
strikes. Then, as Sheckard swung at
the next one and missed 1t foot. the
gang yelled with glee. The FIRST man
had struck out. After getting two
50 strikes on Evers Matty shot one wide
-. Of the plate. but Evers went after 1t
and rolled a difficult grounder between
'r first and second, which Herzog and Pen
~. ney handled in beautiful style. Schultz
"a. went out on three clean strikes. Matiy
was pitching in superb form and ne
was given noisy greeting as he walked
back to the bench NO RUNS.
.. Fred Tenney go, ready to strike at
the first ball pitched, but 1t was so
II. wide 1t struck him on the right arm
n, and he trotted to first amid bediam
.os of noise. This seemed to disQuiet
81 Pfelster and he gave Herzog two balls.
a<5i . a strike was then called and foul ball
.Jr put Heraog in the hole. Another ball
made 1t three and two. and then Pfeister
20. went straight up, pitching curve wide
sNsof the plate, allowing Hezog to take
,.r-, first base and Tenney to advance to
- 81 second Bresnahan struck out, and
-.,.>-Herzog, who had started for second,
g was caught by Kings quick throw TO
st Chance Tenney remained at second,
0 a playing 1t safe. a moment later he
.sl-.-r raced home as Mike Donlin smashed a
clean two-bagger into the right field
=. crowd. The Chicago players made
!: evident protest, claiming the ball was
hut Umpire tombstone was firm
r.s.: and ordered the players back to thsir
places. Seymour waited patiently and
got four balls. Pfester appeared to be
-srz!very wild and Chance gave a signal Of
- distress. Brown was called from the
club house and Pfeister doletully
went TO the bench. Devlin got three
- balls, but waited too long on the next
ones and was called out on strikes.
ONE RUN.
Second Inning.
Chance opened UP with a clean single
to right, but a neat throw from
Mathewson 10 Tenney caught him nap
plnS OH HTSl. ne AUltdSO IAdyS-S
again began vigorous kick but all
they got for their protests was Kisses,
cat-cals and groans from the crowd.
In the argument Hoffman was put out
of the game and Howard took his
place. Steinfeld made three wild swings
at the ball and struck out. Howard,
who had taken Hofmans place, also
took the count on strikes. Matty APP
Ia hatte min
,A ute. NO RUNS.
~ Mccormick swung at the hrst Dali
: :. pitched and drove a long fly to Schultz
in right. Brldwell's line drive went
straight into Schulte's hands. The
~ Giants We're hitting the ball squarely on
-; 1.-THE nose Schultz then showed a flash OF
.brilliancp by taking a hot grounder
from Mattys bat and throwing him out
at first. NO RUNS.
!. Third Inning.
* Tinker smashed long drive over sey-
---nours head for three bases and trotted
home with the tieing run on Kings
i .tcean single over Bridwelrs head
Brown laid beautiful 5unt to Tenney,
: and King took second. Sheckard. at
ter taking two strikes, drove long fly
to Seymour. Mattv could not get a
strike over for Evers and he took his
base on balls. Schultz shot two-bag-
ger into the left field crowd and Killing
y scored while Evers took third Chance
was just good and smashed long
drive against the right field fence for
two bases, scoring both Evers and
Schultz. Steinledt finally wound up
,k.the mournful inning by striking out
-FOUR RUNS.
--- = The Giants We're not the least dis
heartened and came up fighting
Tenney opened up the inning with u
=. CLEAN single TO left, Herzog caught
-. wide curve and lifted an easy fly to
- SkHng. Bresnahan waited until Brown
spt two strikes or him and then
smashed the next one into left for a
clean single. Donln sent u bouncer
over Browns head, but Tinker got the
ball and touched second, forcing out
Bresnahan, Tenney went to third on
the play and it was up to Seymour.
Z But the best Cy could do an easy
lily TO Sheckard. NO RUNS.
50 Fourth Inning.
- Herzog easily threw ont Howard
sTinker died ON a grounder TO the pitch
<sf ers box, Matty to Teuney. King
~ wound It up by an easy hy to McCor-
mick. 80 RUNS.
AZ Stelnfeldt threw out Deylin on hot
bouncer 10 third. Mccormick missed
two strikes and then lifted an easy