The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-13
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WINS GAME
Home Runs Are The
Feature of Today's
Contest.

Pittsburg. Oct 13.-Pittsburg took
the lead In the great battle now being
waged for the baseball championship
of the world by defeating Detroit by
the score Of S TO 4 In the fifth game
OF the series today.
a home run by Manager Clarke In
the seventh inning turned the tide in
favor of Pittsburg. as he scored Byrno
and Leach in front OF him. Detroit
had Just tied the score at to and
appeared To be dangerous contenders
but Clarke's terrific hit put them out
OF the running
Charles Adams, the Pittsburg young
ster won his second game OF the ser
les by outpitching Summers. Adams
held the hard-hittlng Detroit team to
six hits, but two of them we're home
runs. one being made by D. Jones and
the other by Crawford making three
home runs in the game.
The cause of the home runs was the
low fence which had been built around
the outfield TO hold back the over
flow, but there were not enough peo-
pie to All tho stands, so this section
was vacant.
Manager Jennings took another
chance with Ed. Summers. who was
battcd so hard in the first inning of
the first game at Detroit. and the De-
troit twirler failed 10 make good. He
was batted freely, although he was not
to blame for all of Pittsburg's scores.
Summers was relieved by Wiilett In
the eighth Inning. but 1t was too late.
PItLsburg, Oct. 13-The fifth game
Of the worlds championship series
, between Detroit and Pittsburg Is
scheduled for this city today. The
q thermometer registered 80 degrees
above at noon and the local forecas~
! tor said it would probably grow cold
or during the afternoon. There was
/ little wind. however and the sun
shonc brightly II is expected the
crowd on Forbes field Will number at
least $4,000.
The American league champions are
planning to pitch George Mullin the
hero OF yesterdays game, again In
. Thursdays game In Detroit.
According to Chairman Hermann of
the National commission, the seventh
game, If 1t is necessary. Will be play
ed In this city, because Of the super
ior Accommodations for an immense
crowd The national commission al
so announced that 1t had fined Miller
Of Pittsbure $50 for his conduct In
yesterdays game and a penalty OF 80
was inflicted on Donovan Of Detroit
for his actions which caused Umpire
KLEIN TO send him out of the field
The flning of Manager Clarke, Glib
son, Leach and Camnitz for their ac
ton 10 Mondays game makes six fine;
that havo been inflicted during the last
two games.
Ty Cobb, the star right6elder OF the
Detroit team. did not accompany hi:
team mates on the national commits
slon's special last night because o
his desire TO avoid Cleveland. Man
aser Jennings of Detroit received in
formation on yesterday that the Cleye
land authorities Intended 10 arres
Cobb as he passed through. Cobb haC
trouble with a hotel watchman II
Cleveland recently and IL was reported
that an indictment for felonious as
sault had been brought against hin
by the grand jury.
Cobb came from Detroit TO Pittsburi
= bv way of Buffalo and did not arriy'
until long after his team mates.
Manager Jennings had Donovan
Nillctt and Summers warming up be
, fore The game and It is thought. witt
, tho moderation In the weather. b.
, win send In Donovan who beat Pitts
; burg z TO . In the second game here
z Clorke was undecided between Adam
and Wills
Batting order:
Detroit. PIttsbur9.
d. Jones, II. Byrne. 81
, Rush. ss. Leach. Ct
Cobb, III. Clarke, L