Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-17
WORLDS CHAMPION
IS P|TTSbURG TEAM;
DETROIT SHUT OUT
Continued from First Pase.)
Adams, while Muilin was helpless in hold
ing the National League champions.

Adams, while Muilin was helpless in hold
ing the National League champions.
Robert Byrne and George Moriarity
were injured in a collision at third base
in the first inning. Both were forced to
leave the game, although Moriar1ty re-
manned in until after he had hit a two
bagger In the second.
With Byrne on second and Clarke at bat
i'm the first the Pittsburg manager passed
a hit and run signal to Byrne. The third
basenan started for third ON the signal.
but Clarke missed the ball.
Byrne mace desperate slide for third.
His spikes hit Moriarity in the leg. He
was called out.
Both men fell to the ground after the
play. 1t was found that Byrne had a
sprained ankle, and he was carried from
the field.
This necessitated shift in the Pitts
burg team. Leach was shifted to third
bae. Hyatt went to center field. Leach
played a bril-, ant game at third. while
Hyatt also did we'll.
Moriar,ty's leg bothered him, but he re-
manned in the game until the next inning.
When he went to bat in the second he hit
q two-bagger into the right-fiald crowd.
He 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 IL
shown well by the record Of Fred Clarke.
He had four bases on balls and sacri-
fee hit. in five times not having a single
official time at bat.
Detroit Never Had q Show.
The outlook for Detroit was decidedly
dark from the first ball pitched 1t could
be seen that Donovan was Wild as he
pitched couple of balls to Byrne and
then hit him. Leach sacrificed. Donovan
to Tom Jones, and then came the play
at third which resulted in the injuries to
Byrne and Moriarity. Clarke drew q
pass on balls and stole second. Wagner
also drew a pass. Miller forced Wagner
at second. Bush to Delehanty, ending
the inning.
The poor work Of Donovan was even
more pronounced In the second. Pitts
burg was presented with two runs. Alb
stein opened by drawing a base on balls
and stole second. Wilson hunted in front
of the plate. Abstein beat the throw to
third. while Wilson was safe on first. Glib
son popped to Bush, but Adams was
given another pass and the bases were
full. Hyatt sent a sacrifice fly to Craw-
ford and Abstein scored. Leach received
another base on balls and the bases were
again filled. Still another pass was given
the plate. Cobb saved Detroit by MAX
ing great catch of a hard drive by
Wagner.
There was no scoring in the third. but
n,. was prevented by speedy double
center and went to third when Abstein
drove two-bagger into left field Wilson
hit bounder to Bush and Bushs throw
to Schmidt caught Miller at the plate.
Abstein got too far of second base and
was doubled up. Schmidt to Delehanty.
Gibson forced Wilson, Bush to Delehanty.
and the inning was ended.
Mullin Takes Donovan's Place.
Mullin went on the slab in the fourth
inning, but was unable to stem the tide
of Pittsburg scores. Hyatt drew a base
on balls and moved to second on Leach's
single to left. Clarke sacrificed both
runners along. Mulln to Tom Jones
Wagner was purposely passed in order
to bring up Miller. Miller upset the De.
troit calculations by singing to right
scoring Hyatt and Leach, and sending
Wagner to third. Miller stole second, bu,
Mullin showed short flash Of his form
Of the previous games of the series by
striking out Absten. ending the inning.
Pntsburg went out in order in the fifth
but scored three in the sixth After Hy.
ATT Went out leach lit to left for two
smashed three-bagger to lett and scored
on II. Jo"eS % third send IF
Leach and Clarke ahead of him. one
more run was added to the Pittsburg TO-
was given his fourth base on balls and
stole second. "
but Crawford dropped Miller's fly anC
Clarke scored. whin Nn.e, cent 8.
ond. D. Jones prevented the possibility
OF more runs by making q spectacular
cat. h of Ahste'n's hard urive
Detroit threatened only two or three
times. With one out in the second, dele
hanty waikvd ana Ne, !, .. II
Mortarfty's .wo-' agger to right, but Ton
Jones and Schmidt were easy.
In the fourth Lelehanty put q single IL
right with one out and O'Leary popped
to Wagner. Tom Jones sent another
safe hit into the same place, putting
Delehanty on -eco' - d
bounder to Leach forced Delehanty a.
third.
Schmidt put two-bagger to left will
two out in the seventh. and Delehant!