The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-14
SHUT THEM OUT THREE TO
OTHING-BROWN FOR CHI
CAGO PITCHED STEADY
GAME THROUGHOUT.
CAVE But FOUR HITS
SUPPORT ERRORl ESS
Detroit Also played Errorless Game
Cubs Scored Two Runs in Third
OF Summers and other in
Ninth or Winter BY
sappy Hitting.


Detroit, Mich. Oct, 14.-Chicago
crept one game closer to the worlds
baseball championship today by de-
fcatine Detroit 3 to o. Eddie" Sum
mels, Of Detroit, and Miner Brown,
of Chicago, opposed each other and
the latter had all the better of the
argument although Summers pitched
excellent ball in all but one inning
In the third Summers passed two men
on balls. Chicago got two men on
bases in the first and one in the sec
ond.
Two in Third.
In the third. after Shreckard and
Eyers, MS a result of the sprightly
efforts of Coughlin and Schaefer, had
been retired, Summers wavered and
Schultz walked to first Chance, the
next man up, was also allowed to
walk. Singles by Steinfeldt and Hoff
man followed, sending Schultz and
Chance across the home plate. Stein
feldt too kthird and Hoffman second,
during the process of run-getting,
Tinker grounded to OIeary, who
threw him out.
One in Ninth.
In hp
ninth when Winter took Summers
place in the pitching box. With two
out, Eevers singled and stole second,
coming home on Chances single to
right
Detroit threatened to score only
once. In the fourth when singles by
OLeaiy and Crawford placed them
respectively on second and first bases
with none out. Cobb bunted and |
force Brown hit on a line to third in |
time 10 force out O'Leary. Crawford |
who bad taken second on the play |
was caught off the base and went to |
the bench. Cobb started to steal sec
ond at the same time that Umpire |
Connolly called the third strike on
Ross man. Presumably King did not
hear what the umpire said( for he |
threw to Evers and Cobb was out.
The play however did not count as
RCssman had already made the third
out. In the fifth Coughlin was hit by /
a pitched ball, but got no further than
first In the sixth O'Leary got his
second single but was Immediately
doubled. In the next three innings
Detroit went out. one, two. three. The
pitching of Brown was clearly up to
his usual standard. His only wild.
ness was in hitting Coughlin He al.
lowed only four hits. two of which
went to OLeary and two to Craw-
ford. one of the latter's being a
double. He struck out four men. be-
sides accepting four fielding chances
In perfect style.
First Inning.
Chicago: Shreckard grounded to
Rossman. who retired him. Evers
few out. Schultz singled and stole
second. Chance singled. Schultz go {
ing to third. Chance went to second
IN a passed ball steinfeldt was re-
.ired at first.
Detroit: Tinker threw out McIn-
yre az first and Brown did the same
fur OLeary. Crawford doubled into
he crowd and took third on a passed
hall. Tinker's throw beat Cobb to
irst.
Second and Third.
Chicago: Hffman grounded out
)Leary threw Tinker out King
ingled Brown struck out
Detroit: Rossman was thrown out
i FRS. schsefer struck out. Schmidt
liei cut.
Third-Chicago Shreckard ground 4
4 out Evers was thrown out at =
Irst. Schultz walked and stole sec
nj Chance also walked. Steinfeldt :,
ingled. scoring Schultz. Hoffman
ingied and Chance beat McIntyreis
brow to the plate. SteinfeIdt took
hird and Hoffman took second on the
lay. O'Lesry threw out Tinker.
Detroit: Steifeldt and Chance re-
Ired Coughlin. Summers struck out
feIntrre few out to Brown c
Fourth. p
Chicago: King out at first Schse- .
y threw OFT Brown at first Shreck- Y