Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-15

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series. He caught steinfeidt trying to steal
second by yards: he handled two punts In
clean fashion. retiring his men at first, and
he broke up an attempted steal by Evers
and Chance.
Fine work by overall.
overall, for the second time, pitched a
mastery game. Only three hits were made
off him. and one OF these would have been
an easy out, had the ball not taken an
unexpected bound RS It approached Stein
feldt. He was wild at times, giving four
bases on balls, but, on the other hand, his
strikeouts numbered ten. One OF these
Strikeouts, however, occurred when Ross
man made his third swing at a wild pitch,
enabling him to reach first safely. Dono-
van, on the other hand, met with a very
vigorous reception in the first inning, when
three consecutive hits sent Evers over the
plate with the first run With the excep-
ton OF the fifth inning, when q base on
balls and Evers' double gave Chicago an
other run, Donovan managed to keep the
hits scattered. 1t is probable, however,
that Chicago would have run up a larger
score had 1t not been for the brilliant work
of the Detroit infleld. o'Leary's ~spectacu-
lar catch OF T1nker's Texas Lacquer far
back Of second base was a feature of the
game.
Evers secured Chicago's first run. He
singled to center, took second on Schulte's
hit to left and raced home on Chances
safe drive to center. A base on balls was
primarily responsible for Chicago's second
and last run. King walked on four wide
ones, went to second on overall's sacrifice
and scored on Evers' double. Detroit
threatened to score but once. Coughlin was
safe when his grounder to Steinfeldt took
an awkward bound and he went to third
when Mcintyre doubled into the left field
crowd. But the needed hit was not forth
coming from either O'Beary or Crawford,
for the former flew out to Hoffman, who
held Coughlln at third by a beautiful throw
home, and Crawford struck out.
Details of the Play.
Following is the story in detail:
First Inning-Chicago: Shecksrd flied
to Schaefer. Evers singled to center and
went to second on schulte's drive to left.
but Schultz was held at second. Stein
feldt filed out to. Crawford. Hoffman
grounded to Goughlin, who tagged Schultz
struck out Crawford singled to center,
to bunt the first two balls pitche and
then struck out. Rossman struck out,
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second Inning - Chicago: Tinker
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took overalrs grounder, throwing the
Gunner out to Donovan. who covered
Detroit: Schmidt struck out on the
first three balls pitched Tinker threw
and stole second. Mcintyre lined to Hof-
man; No runs.
taken by o'Leary. sShulte's fly was cap
out at first on throws by steinfeldt and
Bvers. sheckard took Cobb's Fly. No
Fourth Inning-Chicago: Chance lined
to Cobb. Steinfeldt walked. but was out
trying. to steal second, Schmidt to
Detroit: Rossman struck out. Schaefer
walked. Schmidt struck out and Sch aefer
was retired trying to steal second, Killing
One Run in Fifth.
Fifth Inning-Chicago: o'Leary made a
great catch OF Tinkers fly. He was run
ming as he caught 1t and
turned a back somersault, but hung onto
the ball. King walked and went TO second
on Overall's sacrifice. Schmidt to Rossman.
S~heekard walked, Evers doubled to center,
scoring Killing and putting sheckard or
third. Schultz grounded out, O'Leary &c
Rossman. One run, -l
Detroit: Coughlln was safe on a scratch
hit to Steinfeldt. Donovan. struck out and
Mcintyre doubled down the first base line
ground rules holding Coughlin at third
IO'Leary flew out to Holman and Crawford
struck out. No runs.
Sixth Inning-Chicago: Chance beat out ,
bunt to coughlln and went to second OF
Steinfeldt's sacrifice, Hofman's fly wen.
to Mcintyre and Crawford took Tinker
line drive. No runs.
Detroit: Cobb walked and was forced b,
Rossman, Tinker to Evers. Schaefer struci
out on the first three balls pitched. Schmld
flew out to Evers. No runs.
Seventh Inning-Chicago: Kings fly wen
to Crawford. overall singled cleanly t
center. but was out when he was hit be
tween bases by Sheckard's grounder. Dono
van caught Sheckard off first and Rossmai
threw him out to Schaefer. No runs.
Detroit: Steinfeldt threw Coughlin out L
Chance and Tinker did the same for Don
oVan. Mcintyre sent a long fly to Sheck
ard in deep left. No runs.
Eighth Inning Chicago; Evers beat on
; an infield hit to Rossman, as Donovan
: could not reach first base in time to cove
It. Schultz sacrificed, Schmidt to Rossman
Chance singled to left, but McIntyre's fin
; throw held Evers at third. Steinfeldt strucl
out. Chance and Evers tried a doubl
steal, but the throwing between Schmid
and Schaefer was perfect and Bvers wa
! caught at the plate. No runs.
Detroit-O'Leary pop-flied to Chance
, Evers threw out Crawford at first. Tinke
and Chance attended to Cobb. No runs.
Ninth inning-Chicago: Holman strucl
out and Tinker singled past Coughlin
/ Killing grounded to O'Leary and was out a
, first. Tinker tried to make third on tn,
play, but Rossman threw him out to Cough
lin. No runs.
Detroit: Rossman went out, Evers u
I Chance. Steinfeldt threw out Schaefer a
{ first and Killing captured Schmidts pop-fly
No runs. Score;
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