The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09

robbed him of what was almost GER
tain three .bagger. Cobb was up four
times. drew base on balls and scor-
led Detroits only run. Cobb also stole
base in the, fifth. 1t was on. this play
Ethat Wagner made, a remarkable one
hand scoop of Gibson's low wide
throw. The play was close and the
Pittsburgers disputed with Umpire
|O'Loughlin's decision some time be-
fore they would continue the game
Tho First Inning.
Detroit scored in the first inning.
Davy Jones drew base on balls and
Bush sacrificed him to second, Alb
stein to Miller. Adams could not To-
cate the plate and Cobb also walked.
Crawford hit smart bounder to Adj
ans, and Jones was forced out at
third by throw to Byrne Delehanty
landed safe hit in left field and Cobb
scored. while Crawford moved to
third, and Delehanty to second on a
throw to the plate to catch Cobb. Nor
iarty shot bounder to short stop,
but it hit Delahanty and the latter
was out, while Morarity credited with
q hit.
The winners were retired one, two
three. in the first, and two were ont
in the second when Abstein drew
base on balls. This advantage was
short lived, as Abstein was caught
mapping by quick snap by Mullin to
Tom Jones. Again in the third Pitts.
burg was retired in order and not un-
til two were out in the fourth did
Ciarke's home run come Immediately
.afterward Wagner was hit by pitch
ed ball, but Miller ended the inning
with q fly to Cobb.
Wreck Came In Fifth.
The fifth inning brought about the
complete downfall Of Detroit Dele.
hanty started in hy-an-i -inexcusahle
tumble of Absteins grounder and the
Pittsburg first baseman was on third
before the ball was returned to the in
field Mullin struck out Wilson after
a hard time, but Gibson's two bagger
to center scored Abstein. Bush then
missed Adams easy grounder, allow
ing the pitcher to get to first and Glib
son to third. Byrne was hit in the
head and the bases were full. Leach
flied to Davy Jones and Gibson beat
the throw to the plate, giving Pitts
burg the lead, 3 to /. Clrake finished
the inning, Delehanty to Tom Jones.
Detroit was able to get men on first
base in the second, third and fourth
innings and to second in the fifth
and seventh. Mulln singled with
two ont in the second. Crawford did
the same in the third, Schmidt drew
a pass with two out in the fourth,
but was forced at second by Mullin.
Detroit's hopes rose when Davy
Jones opened the fifth with clean
single to right, but he was immedi1
atel forced by Bush, Wagner to Mil
Ter. Bush was forced the same way
by Cobb, and Cobb stole second, but
the chances were gone when Craw-
lord fouled to Gibson.
Wagner Scored Fourth.
Pittsburg added another run in
the sixth. Wagner opened with a
two-bagger to left, and when to third
when Schmidt made bad throw to
catch him mapping off second. Mil
Ter fould to Schmidt, Abstein hit a
puny roller in front of the plate and
was out, Mullin to Tom Jones, while
Wagner scored the fourth run Will
son followed with single to center
and stole second but Gibson ended
the inning with fly to Davy Jones.
Leach saved the day for Pittsburg
in the seventh. With two out, Davy
Jones singled to left and Bush drew
J a base on balls. Then came Cobbs
terrific hit and Leach's spectaclar
catch
| The Last inning.
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eighth and ninth. In the last inning
Jennings sent Mcintyre in to bat fol
Tom Jones, but the best he did was
to fly to Clarke. Schmidt sent ar
easy fly to Leach and Mulln ended
the game by striking out.
| The receipts of the game were
$+0.271.50, which will be divided al
follows:
To the National Commission, 81,
$27. Is.
To the players, $2t,74G.61
To each club owner, $7.24S.S7.
Score: R. H. T
Pittsburg OIL 2 0 0 0--4 5
Detroit 81 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 OIL G, r.
Batteries and Gibson; Mul
lin and Schmidt.
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