The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-13

(American News Service)
Pittsburg, Oct. 13.-It is summer
weather here today as compared to
the chilly blasts the Pirates and Tig-
ers encountered in Detroit yesterday,
but 1t was sufficiently warm to bring
out record breaking crowd. Many
Of the reserved seat tickets are in the
hands OF spectators. No tickets were
available at the box office.
Both teams arrived In good shape
this morning but Manager Jennings
sent Cobb around by way Of Buffalo,
to dodge the warrant for Cobb's arrest
which is outstanding in the state Of
Ohio. Today's pitchers are Adams for
Pittsburg and Summers for Detroit.
Never before in a Pittsburg bali
park has a crowd of ball fans SILVER
ed as the one that thronged all the
stands and crowded the field to the
fences today. The roofing neverthe-
less was vociferous. The grounds are
in glittering contrast to those at Ben.
nett Park. Detroit. The paths are
smooth, hard and dry and the field in
perfect order.
Four umpires are working today,
Johnson behind the plate; O'Loughlin
on bases: Evans in left field and foul
limo and KLEIN in right field and foul
line.
FIRST INNING.
Detroit-Davy Jones, the first man
up, hit the ball over into the left field
bleachers for home run. Bush walk
ed. Cobb flied to Leach. but Bush was
held at first base. Crawford singled,
Bush going to third. Delehanty fam
ed. Crawford stole second without a
throw. Moriarity flied to Abstein.
One run. two hits, no errors, two left
on bases.
Pittsburg-Byrne singled just be-
yond reach of Bush. Leach beat out
hunt towards third, Byrne going to
second. Clark took q chance at q third
strike for a bunt and went out, Stan
age to Tom Jones. Byrne and Leach
advancing to third and second on the
play. Wagner walked, filling the
bases. Miller was three and two. then
the ball over on Abstein and he walk
One run, two hits, no errors, three
left on bases.
Pittsburg /; Detroit /.
SECOND INNING.
Detroit-Tom Jones sent a high fly
to Wilson. Stanage famed. Sum.
mers famed. Three outs, no runs. no
hits. no errors. none left on bases.
Pittsburg-Gibson hit sharply to
Bush who got 1t to first too late. Ad.
ANS sacrificed, Summers to Tom
Jones. Delehanty made wonderful
one hand stop Of Byrne's bounder and
threw the runner out. Gibson went to
third. On; Summers wild pitch Glib
son scored. Leach flied to Crawford
Three ont, one run, one hit, no errors,
mono left on bases.
Pittsburg 2: Detroit /.
THIRD INNING.
Detroit-Davy Jones flied to Leach.
Bush famed. Cobb was thrown out
by Byrne. No runs. no hits, no errors,
none left on bases.
u
and run Wagner singled to short,
sending Clarke to third. Miller was
thrown out by Bush. Clarke scoring
ana Wagner going to second. A6stein
was thrown out by Moriarity, Wagner
going to third. Wilson out, Bush to
Tom Jones. Three out, one run, one
hit, no errors, one left on bases.
Pittsburg 3: Detroit 1.
FOURTH INNING.
Detroit - Wagner threw Crawford
out. Delehanty famed. Miller threw
MoriArity out. No runs, no hits, no
errors. none left on bases.
Pittsburg-Gibson out Moriarity 10
Tom Jones. Adams fouled out to
Stanage. Byrne flied to D. Jones.
none left on bases.
Pittsburg, 3: Detroit. 1.
FIFTH INNING.
Detroit-T Jones singled. Stanage
tanned. Summers famed. Davy
Jones flied out to Clarke. No runs,
one hit, no errors. one left on bases
Pittsburg-Leach flied out to Davy
Jones. Clarke singled past first. and
stole second. Wagner out. Bush to
Tom Jones, Clarke going to third.
Miller out, Moriarity to Tom Jones.
Three outs, no runs, one hit, no err
rors, one left on bases.
Pittsburg. 3; Detroit. I.
sixTH INNING.
pcsroit-Bush famed Coeh singled,