The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-16
PE[YEO PIRATES
SMASH THE BALL
AND WIN SERIES
Bill Donovan Was an Easy
Prey and Pittsburgers Man.
gled Mullins Curves With
Savage Abandon.
PATCHED UP OUTFIT i
PROVED BE A WINNER
Young Adams Pitched His
Third Victory of the Series
And Administered White
wash to Hated Enemy.
(American News Service)


jammed Bennett Park as it never has
been damned before. The spectacle
was one which may not occur again in
q generation, when the Importance and
interest is considered. The tempera-
ture Is fifty-six degrees and a cold
wind is blowing across the diamond.
First Baseman Billy Abstein has
probably played his last game of base
ball in Pittsburg uniform, after the
series. This was the startling state
ment made this morning by high Of
fetal of the Pittsburg club. Bill is in
disgrace as a result of his mistakes
in the game here Thursday. AS soon
as the team gets back to Pittsburg Alb
stein will draw his salary check from
the club and return to his home in St.
Louis. Abstein ATTEMPTED to steal
home during the ninth inning OF
Thursdays game with Detroit in the
lead, and no one out. and was an easy
victim. This capped the climax of his
string of stupid plays, although it was
conceded that they were largely due t.,
over-anxiety and his intense desire to
win.
Many people were turned away
from the game this afternoon as the
rush for tickets surpassed anything
during the present series. Betting
was mostly at even money. but many
big bets were placed at hundred to
eighty. on Detroit. The batting order
Of the two teams today at the start Of
the game was as follows:
Detroit D. Jones CT, Bush SIS, Cobb
ri, Crawford ct. Delehanty 2b, Nor
iarity SD, T. Jones ID, Schmidt c, DON
Ovan p. ~
Pittsburg- Byrne 3b, Leach CT.
Clarke II. Wagner IS. Miller 2b. Alb
stein lib. Wilson IF, Gibson c, Adams p
Umpires-Johnstone and OLough-
lin.
FIRST INNING.
Pittsburg-Byrne was hit by pitch
ed ball. Leach sacrificed, Donovan to
Tom Jones. Byrne was thrown out,
Schmidt to Moriarity. Both Byrne
and Moriarity were thrown PROSTATE
on the ground after the play had been
made. O'Leary warmed up to take
Moriarity's place in the field while
Byrne was carried off the field. but
Moriarity stuck in the game. Leach
went to third and Abattichio to center
field. Abstein was sent to first base.
Clarke walked. Clarke stole second
Wagner walked. Miller forced Wag-
ner. Bush to Delehanty. Three out,
no runs. no hits. no errors, two left
on bases.
Detroit-When Pittsburg took field
Abstein again took first base while
Hyatt was in center in place of Abat-
tichio. Davy Jones was retired on
strikes. Bush was hit by pitched
ball. Cobb raised a long fly to Clarke.
Bush was out stealing, Gibson to Mil
Ter. Three out, no runs. no hits, no
errors. none left on bases.
Pittsburg 0: Detroit Q. 5
SECOND INNING.
Pittsburg-Abstein walked, then stole
second. Wilson hunted safely and
when Schmidt tried to get Abstein at
third. his throw was too late. Gibson
raised q pop fly to Bush. Adams
walked. filling the bases On Hyatt's
long fly to Crawford. Abstein scored
Leach walked and Clarke walked. fore
ing Wilson over the plate. Wagner
lined to Cobb. Two runs one hit. nc
errors. three left on bases.
Detroit-Crawford hit to Abstein,
who beat him to the bag. Delehanty
stepped in front Of pitched ball and
was not allowed to take first base
Delehanty then worked Adams for a
pass. Moriarity doubled over first
OLeary went into run for Moriarity.
Tom Jones raised high fly to Wagner
Schmidt hunted and was thrown out,
Adams to Abstein. Three out. no
runs, one hit, no errors, two left on
bases.
oittsburg. 2: Detroit. o.
THIRD INNING.
Pittsburg-OLeary goes to third IN
place OF Moriarity for Detroit. Miller
singled to center. Abstein doubled ov.
er third base Wilson hit to Bush, who
threw Miller out to Schmidt Abstein
was run down on the line and was
doubled. Schmidt to Delehanty. Glib
son forced Wilson. Bush to Delehanty
Three out. no runs, two hits. no err
rors. two left on bases.
Detroit-Mullin vent in for Dono-
van. He lined to Miller. Davy Jones
hunted and beat Adams's throw. Bush
out. Adams to Abstein. Adams threw
out Cobb, Three out. no runs, one
hit. no errors. one left on base.
oittsburg 2; Detroit 0.
FOURTH INNING.
Pittsburg--Mullin now pitching for
Detroit Davy Jones ran back and
caught Adams's fly. Hyatt walked
Leach singled to left, over Bush. Hyatt
going to second. Clarke sacrificed.
Mullin to Tom Jones. on 4 very close
decision. Wagner was purposely pass
ed. Miller singled past Tom Jones.
Hyatt and Leach scoring. Wagner
want "a third ON the throw in. MillAr