The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-10-09
DETROIT WINS
SECOND
GAME
INTENSELY EXCITING GAME
PLAYED IN THE WORLDS
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES WON
BY WESTERNERS-7 TO 2.

Pittsburg, Oct. 10.-The second
game in the contest of the series Of
the worlds championship opened in
Pittsburg this afternoon. The lineup
was the same as yesterday with the
exception of pitchers. Adams for
Pittsburg being superseded by JAM
nitz and Mullen for Detroit by Dono-
van:. The line up is as follows:
Detroit-D. Jones If, Bush IS, Cobb
rf, Crawford CT, Delehanty 2b, Mori-
arity 3b, T. Jones 1b, Schmidt c, DON
ovan p.
Pittsburg-Byrne 3b, Leach CT,
Clarke If, Wagner IS, Miller 2b, Abb
stein 1b, Wilson rf, Gibson C, jam
nitz p.
The game by innings is as follows:
First Inning ng-Detroit-D. Jones
hit to Wagner, Bush sacrificed, Gam
nitz to Abstein, B. Jones going to sec
ond, Cobb failed to hit and Jones
was caught stealing third, Gibson to
Byrne. Byrne slightly spiked by Jones
at third. Game delayed for minute.
Cobb out, Miller to Abstein. No runs.
Pittsburg- g-Byrne drew base on
balls, eLach doubled to right, scoring
Byrne. Clark sacrificed Donovan to
Jones, sending Leach to third. Leach
scored on Miller's hit Wagner struck
out. Schmidt dropped Absteins high
runs.
Second Inning.
Dteroit-Crawford struck out, Del
ehanty went out Wagner to Abstein,
Moriarity singled to left, T. Jones
singled to left sending Moriarity to
third. Schmidt doubled to center,
scoring Moriarity and T. Jones. Don
ovan struck out Two runs.
Wilson out to Dono-
van to T. Jones, Gibson walks, Gam
nitz bunted to Moriarity, Gibson
stole second. Byrne struck out. Nc
runs.
Third Inning.
Detroit-D. Jones was safe when
Abstein muffed Byrnes' assist on a
bunt along third base line. Bush
singled left, Jones going to second
Cobb drew base on balls, filling the
bases No one out, Crawford flied To
Clarke. D. Jones did not attempt 70
score from third. Delehanty singled
to center, scoring D. Jones and Bush
and sending Cobb to third and TAX
ing second on Leach's throw. Willis
superseded Gamnitz pitching. for
Pittsburg. Cobb stole home on the
first ball pitched by Willis, by a re-
markable slide for the plate. Mori-
arity drew base on balls. T. Jones
hit grounder to Willis and Dele
hanty for forced to third, Willis to
Byrne. Schmidt flied to Clarke.
Three runs.
Pittsburg-Leach doubled along
left field line. Clark flied to Craw-
ford in deep center but Leach did not
attempt for third after the catch.
Wagner fouled to Schmidt. Miller
struck out. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
Detroit-Donovan went out, Byrne
to Abstein, D. Jones out the same
way, Bush went out on strikes. No
runs.
Pittsburg-Abstein singled, Will
son fouled to Schmidt, Gibson flied to
left, Willis lined to Delehanty. No
runs.
Fifth Inning.
Detroit-Abstein made a. great
one-handed stop of Cobbs grounder
over first and beat Cobb to the bag
Crawford doubled along left field,
Delehanty drew base on balls, Mori-
arity popped to Abstein, Jones walk
ed, filling the bases. Schmidt sim
gled to center. scoring Crawford and
Delehanty. T. Jones was caught at
third, Leach to Byrne. Two runs.
Pittsburg-Wagner grounded to
Donovan but the Detroit pitcher
made a bad throw to T. Jones and
Wagner wa safe. Miller went out
Bush to T. Jones, Wagner taking Sec
ond on the play. Abstein struck out
and Wagner was caught stealing to
third, Schmidt to Moriarity, the lat
ter making great one-handed catch.
Ma runs.
I'd tn sixth no runs were scored.
nnnfh Inning.