The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-11
PlTTSBURG
WON THIRD

Detroit. Mich. Oct. 1O.-A leaden
sky n a damp held greeted the
thousands of fan who gathered to
see h third game of the worlds ser
les today. The team was given a
great ovation as 1t emerged from the
club house led by Jennings.
Summers and Mullins warmed up
for Detroit. Summers is Jennings
choice of pitchers but the cold wealth
er may affect him and he may put in
Mullins, rs ais great speed Is at a
premium.
Lefty L~ittlefeld. CIarke's star
southpaw warmed up for Pittsburg,
with Adams. the hero of the first
game in reserve. The batting order
is as follows:
Detroit:-D. Jones, IT,, Cobb, rf.,
Crawford. CT. Delehanty. 3D.. Mortar
ty. Sd. T. Jones. lb., Schmidt. c..
Summers, p.
Pittsburg.-Bryne. 3D., Leach. cf..
Clarke, IT,. Wagner. SIS, Miller I'd.
Abstein. h.. Wilson. RI. Gibson. c..
Maddox went in for pitcher for the
Pittsburg team.
The victory in the third game of
The worlds series was not assured to
Pittsburg until the last Detroit bat
ter was out in the ninth. With a lea
Of five runs in the opening inning.
when Summers was knocked out of
the box, seemed to assure the game
to Pittsburg. but a desperate rally
by Detroit in the seventh n also in
the ninth put the game in doubt I'M
I'll the last minute Several times II
looked as though Maddox would be
batted put of the box but he managed
TO last the gane out.
Wagner was the Pittsburg star with
four singles in FIVE times up. BUSH led
the attack on Maddox with four hits.
The last part of the game was play
ed in a chilling ~downpour.
First Inning-After Bryne was
caught between bases, Leach singled.
Clarke went to second on loose field
ing. Wagner hit 10 Bush too hot to
handle. scoring Leach and Clarke.
Wagner stole second. went to third
on Schmidt's wild throw and scored
ON a pitch by Summers. Miller walk
ed. Abstein singled. Miller taking
third on a hit past third. Wilson
singled scoring Miller and Abstein.
Detroit failed to score.
Second Inning.-After Leach and
Clarke had been hit by pitched balls.
Wagner forced Clarke al second.
P%ittsburg scored on a double steal.
Leach going home and Wagner steal
ing second and third One run.
Detroit failed to score
Third Inning.-Both sides out in or
der. No runs.
Fourth Inning.-Crawford made a
great catch of Leach's terrific drive.
No run
Detroit failed to score. Clarke max
ing a brilliant catch of Crawford's
Ions fly. No runs.
Fifta Inning. Clarke safe on Bush
tumble. Wagner singled Clarke to
third. On Abstein's fly Wagner stole
second but died on bases. No runs.
Detroit out in order.
Sixth Inning-Pittsburg failed to
score.
After Bush singled with no one ou..
both Bush and Cobb were forced at
second. No runs.
Seventh Inning-Wagner singled
for the third time in this game. Went
out stealing second. No runs.
DeleAanty doubled i've Clarke's
head for his third successive hit. He
wen: to third on Moriarty's safe at
first on Miller's error and a IA throw
10 Abstein. Pittsburg made a kick
for a delay, hoping that Maddox would
settle down. I. Jones singled. C o
ing DeIehanty. Mcintyre hating for
WiIletts. struck out. ID. Jones bunteN
safely. filing the bases. Bush singled,
scoring Moriarty and T. one Cobb
singled to center. scoring ID. Jones
and sending Bush to second. Craw-
ford popped to Abstein. Four runs.
Eighth Inning-Works now pitch
ing for Detroit. AbStein doubled into
center field crowd, but died at third.
No runs.
After Moriarty walked, Detroit fail
ed to core.
Ninth Inning.-Bryne singled. Leach
drives a two-bagger into the left field
crowd, sending Bryne to third. Bryne
scored On Clarke's sacrafce fly to
Cobb.
The game is being played in a hea-
Wy rain and 1t Is difficult to see the
ball.
Wagner got the fourth hit OF the
game, scoring Leach. Wagner stole
second. Cobb mad a circus catch of
Miller's fly, turning a somersault and
coming up with the ball. Two runs.
Mullin batted for Works and struck
out. d.. Jones safe al first when Alb
beat out an infield hit, advancing
Bryne. Cobb hit into tho right field
bleachers for two bases. scoring D..
Jones. Bush scores on Crawford's out,
Wagner to Abstein. Delehanty flies
out. Two runs.
The score:
P~ittsburg. s IL 2. Maddox. md Gibson.
Detroit, 6 IL 3. Summers, Willett.
Workers and Schmidt.
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