Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-09

Of each league-Cobb and Wagner
created great Interest and the work
of each man was closely watched, as
many bets hive been made as to which
will hit better during the j. series.
Wagner had the better of the hitting
of the first gAme, as he made, two
bagger and a hit once in four times up
making him an average of 333. Cobb
failed to make hit though Leach
+ robbed him of what was almost cer-
tai three Dagger. Cobb was up four
times and drew a base on balls and
scored Detroit's only run. Cobb also
stole a base IN the fifth inning and
it was on this play that Wagner made
|5the remarkable one handed scoop Of
Gibson's low and wild throw. The
play was close and the Pittsburg men
disputed Umpire OLaugh1in's decision
for some time before they would con-
tinue the game. .tEt. :. q
Detroit scored in the first inning.
Davy Jones drew a base on balls and
Bush sacrificed him to- second. Abse-
tine to Miller. Adams could not To-
cate the plate and Cobb also walked.
7 Crawford hit *a&smart bounder to Ad-
Oils CAlu -. JOACo WdS AOISCo! l1S
third by throw to .Byrne. .z Delehan-
ty landed safe one In left field and
Cobb scored, while Crawford moved
to thid and Delhanty to seond on p
throw to the plate to catch Cobb.
! .Moriarity, shot bounder to short
stop, but 1t hit, Delehanty and the lat
ter was out. while Moriarity received
credit for. a. hirs ~s...s .zs., 49, m ..r. !
It was not until two were out n the
!, third did Clarke's home run come:
Imme Giate1v after this q Wagner was
1Shit by d pitched ball. but Miller, end.
| ed the inning with a fly to Cobb.
The fifth inning brought about the
complete downfall Of the Detroit
team. Delehanty started it by max
! ing an inexcusiable tumble of Abset-
ines grounder and the Pittsburg
| first basemans was ON third before the
ball found its. way back, to the in
field. F N Az Z, %4s .sst>
aMullin struck out wilson after5,a
hard time, but Gibson two bagger to
center scored Ahsteine. Bush then
mussed Adams easy grounder. allow
ing the pitcher to get to first. and
Gibson to third. Byrne was hit in the
head and the bases we're filled. Leach
| flew out to Davy Jones and Gibson
beat the throw to the plate, giving
EPittsburg lead of 8 to i.
r. Detroit y hopes rose when, Davy
Jones opened the fifth with d clean
single to right but he was Immediate
| ly, forced by, Bush, Wagner to Miller.
Bush was forced the same way to
Cobb, who stole second, hut the
chance was gone when Crawford
fouled to Gibson. .
Pittsburg added one more run in
the sixth. Wagner opened with two
| Dagger to left and went to third when
Schmidt. made a bad throw to catch
him napning off second. Miller foul
ed to Schmidt and Abstine hit puny
roller in front Of the plate and was
out, Mullin to Tom Jones, while Wag-
ner scored the fourth and last run.
Wilson followed with single to GEN.
! ter and stole second, but Gibson end
ed the inning with fly to d. Jones.
Leach saved the day for .Pittsburg
in the seventh, with two out, 'Davey
Jones singled to left and! Bush drew
i q base on balls. Then came Cobb's
hit and Leachs' Spectacular catch.
Detroit was retired in order in the
/; eighth and ninth. ~ In the last inning
Jennings sent Mcintyre to bat for
Tom Jones, but the, best he could do
was to fly, out to Clarke Schmidt
sent an easy fly to Leach and Mullin
ended the game by striking out.
u The total receipts. of the, game to-
day were $40,271.50.4 which, accord