The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-17

but both mn fell to the ground after the play
 It was found that Byrne had sprain. ed an ankle and he was carried from the field This necessitated a shift in the Pittsburg team and Leach was sent to third and Hyatt went to cen. ter field. Leach played brilliant game at third while Hyatt also lid we'll.
 Moriarity's leg bothered him but he remained in the game until the next inning. When he went to bat in the second he hit two bagger into the right field crowd, but could hardly limp to second base. O'Leary was sent in to run for him and finished the game at third base The wildness of the Detroit pitchers is shown well by the record of Fred Clarke He had four bases on balls and sacrifice hit in five times at bat. not having a single official time at bat.
 The outlook for Detroie was de. cidedly dark from the first ball pitched. It could be seen that Dono- van was wild as he pitched a couple of balls to Byrne and then hit hIn. Leach sacrificed, Donovan to Tom Jones, and then came the play at third which resulted in the injuries to Byrne and Moriarity. Clarke drew a base on balls and stole second Wagner also drew pass and Miller forced Wagner at second Bush to De lehsnty ending the inning.
 The poor work of Donovan was even more pronounced inT the second and Pilfsbuig was presented with two iuns. Abstein opened by drawing a hase on balls and stole second. VII. son bunted in front of the plate ana Abstein beat the throw to third while Wilson was safe on first. Gib- son popped to Bush but Adams was given another pass and the bases were full. Hyatt sent sacrifice ny 10 Crawford and Abstein scored. Leach received another base on balls
 nd the bases were full again.
 Still another pass was given to Clarke and he forced Wilson across the plate. Cobb saved Detroit by making great catch of hard drive by Wagnerl
 There was no scoring in the third, but 1t was only prevented by a speedy double play. Miller opened with a single to center and went to third when Abstein drove twoibag- ger into left field Wilson hit bounder to Bush and Bush's throw to Schmidt caught Miller at the plate. Abstein got too far off second lsase and was doubled up. Schmidt to De- lehan'y. Gibson forced Wilson. Bush to Deleha1ty and the inning was ended.
 Mullin went on the slab fin the fourth inning but he was unable to stem the tide of PittsbtIrg scores. Hyatt drew base on balls and moved to second on Ieach's single to left. Clarke sacrificed both runners along, Mullin to T Jones Wagner was pur- r0sely passed in order to bring up Miller. Miller upset the Detroit cal cnlations by singllng to right scoring Hyatt and Leach and sending Wag- ner to third Miller stole second but Mltllin showed short flash of his form of the previous games by strk- ing out Abstein. ending the inning.
 Pittsburgh went out in order the fifth, but scored three in the sixth. After Hyatt went out, Leach hit to left for two bases and Clarke walked. Wagner then smashed three bagger to left and scored on D. Jones bad throw to third. sending Leach and Clarke in ahead of him.
 One mere run was added to the Pittsburg total in the eighth. With one out, Clarke was given his fourth base on balls and stole second. Wag ner flied to Crawford, but Crawford dropped Miller's fly and clarke scored while Miller went to second. D. Jones prevented the possibility of more 'uns by making a spectacular catch or Abstein's hard drive.
 
 Detroit threatened only two or three times. With one cut in the second. Delehaity walked and went to third on Moriarity's two bagger to right but Tom Jones and Schmidt were easy.
 in the fourth. Delehansy put a sin gle to right with but one out and oLeary popped to Wagner. T. Jones sent a safe hit into right. putting Delehanty on second. but schmidt's bounder to Leach forced Deiehanty at third.
 Schmidt put a two bagger into left with two ont in the seventh and Dele hsnty did the same thing with two cut in the ninlh. but neither man got any further