The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-10-12

Delehanty at third. and Stanage
vbipped out a single which scored Mo-
| riartv and T. Jones. Mullin forced
| Stanage. and Miller. trying for double
| play. threw the horsehide into the
| crowd. Mullin making the second sta
| ton. D. Jones ended things with a
roller infield, which was thrown easily
! to first. Two runs for Detroit
In the third Liefield famed, and
| Byrne came up with a two Dagger.
| Leach walked Clarke famed. Byrne
! went to third and Leach to second on
a double steal. There was some ques-
J ton of Evans decision in calling
Byrne safe at third, and it looked
pretty raw to many. Wagner failed
| to come iniat the critical moment ana
| famed. leaving two men dead. NO
runs for Pittsburg.
| Detroit started off in the third with
| Bush. who sent a high one to the out
! field and was caught out. Cobb
hunted but could not beat it to first.
Crawford singled and SO did Delehan-
ty. Moriarty sent Delehanty out at
second on a forced play. No runs.
Pittsburg sent Miller up first in the
! fourth, but he never saw first after his
| infield bingle Abstein famed and
I,N r.
! died there when Gibson went out on
| an infield hit, No runs.
r. Jones beat out a bunt and made
first. Then Hans Wagner came up
with the most sensational play of the
| day. Stafage hit a hot one to the Pr
rates shortstop, and it seemed to be
i too warm to handle. Wagner fumblins.
He recovered, however, and touched
second in time to put Jones out ana
/ then threw Stannage out at first. The
bleachers and grandstand rocked
! again and again in a tumult of APP
plause in the ovation given him for
the splendid play. Mullin, next up,
walked. and D. Jones singled. Bush
I lined out double. scoring Mullin.
Cobb doubled scoring d. Jones and
Bush. Liefield caught Crawford at
| first retiring the Tigers with three
runs.
, O'Connor, batting for Liefield.
| famed. Byrne repeated the perform
ance. Stannage dropped the last strike,
| but caught Byrne at first. Leach went
! out on an infield hit. No runs.
! Phillipi replaced Liefield in the box,
! put tire out in apple pie order. Del
F.; ehanty popping up a foul, Moriarty an
easy fly. and r. Jones an easy infield
roller. No runs.
In the sixth Clarke opened Up by
| tanning Wagner was hit by a pitched
ball. but KLEIN said it was purposely
done and made the batter stay at the
plate He then popped an easy fly
Miller famed, making Mullins ninth
| stril1eout. No runs We're scored by
Pittsburg
Stannage went out to the nfield
! Mulin coming to the bat, received
| Jones forced Mullin. but went out try
| ing to pilfer the second sack. No runs.
In the seventh inning Abstein went
! out on fly and Wilson to the infield.
Gibson singled. but Phillip famed, re
| firing the side. No runs.
| Rush, for Detroit, went out to the
! infield. and Cobb followed suit Craw-
| ford reached first on Phillips drop of
Abstein's assist. Delehanty went out
In the eighth Byrne went out on a
fly and Leach on a pop up. Clark also
vert out on fly. No runs.
Moriarty singled, T. Jones hunted
safely but Stanage failed to reach
first Mullin famed. D. Jones then
walked, filling the bases. Bush went
out on an infield assist. retiring the
side
Pittsburg came up to the bat for the
last time but failed to do anything
Wagner went out on an infield bingle.
Miller singled to the infield, and Alb
stein went out to the same place Will
son followed suit. retiring the side and
ending the game. five to nothing in ia
vor of Detroit
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