The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-10
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 a daring slide, he reached the base in time to beat Wills bewildered throw. Gibson was so surprised that he dropped the ball after Cobb had slid to ehe plate This scored the third run in the third Inning
 Leach was again the star of the day with two two baggers in his first times at bat. In the field he played star game but his work could do nothing to stem the tile that flowed steadily toward Detroit.
 ny Cobb made his first hit of the series with a single over second base in the seventh. agWmer made a hit and still leads Cobb in the batting duel between the two leading batters of the major leagues agWner has made two hits in seven times at bat for an average of 286 aid Cobb has hit safely once in six times at bat for an average of .67 Wagner struck out in the first inning with Leach on third, but Miller's two bagger scored Leach.
 Pittsburg started with rush when Byrne walked and Leach immediately scored him with a ringing two base hit to right. Clarke sacrificed Leach to third. Donovan to T. Jones and Wagner struck out Miller shot a long hit into the crowd in the tenn porary stand in right field and com pleted a circuit of the bases. scoring Leach.
 The umpires, Evans and Klem. held conference and trottad out to look at the stand and decided it was two bagger under the ground rules because the stand was only tempor- ary Leach scored but Miller was sent back to second base. schmiar missed an easy chance 10 retire Ab- stein by muffing a foul, but Abstein struck out, ending the inning.
 After that Piftsburg was helpless with the bat. In the third inning Leach opened with a two-bagger but remained on second as the next three men were easy outs. Abstein also opened the fourth with hit. but did not get any further as Wilson, Gib- son and Willis popped up easy flies.
 Dayey Jones started by beating out hit to Wagner but there was noth ing more doing in the first
 1t was in the second inning that Detroit began to break into the lime light by scoring two runs. Crawford opened by striking out and Delehanty was easy, Wagner to Abstein, Nor. iarity shot screaming single to left and Tommy Jones put another in the same place, Morarity going to third on hit and single.
 Schmidt then tied the score by doubling over Leach's head and Nor iaiity and Tommy Jones counted.
 The third inning brought about the destruction of Pittsburgs hopes. D. Jones startea with pretty bunt along the third base line, and Byrne made magnificent assist, but Abstein drop ped the bah and Jones was safe. Af- ter failing to sacrifice, Bush hit safely to left and D. Jones went to second. Cobb then worked the fast weakening camnitz for base on balls and the bases were full
 Crawford sent short fly to Clarke, but there was no chance for D. Jones to score and he did not try. DeIehantv shot a hot single over second base, and D, Jones and Bush stored This was the end of Camnitz, and Willis succeeded him. Cobb stole home and Morarity worked the new pitcher for a pass Tom Jones grounded to vii. Is and Delehanty was forced at third. Willis to Byrne. Schmidt ended the inning with fly to Clarke.
 Detroit went out in order in the fourth but in the fifth scored two more runs. After Abstein made a re- markable one handed stop of Cobb's bounder over first base, Crawford doubled into left field. DeIehanty drew pass and Moriarity popped an easy fly to Abstein. D. Jones walked and the bases were full. Schmidt singled 10 center. scoring Crawford and Delehanty, but T Jones was caught trying to reach third, Leach to Byrne and the inning was ended. Cobb opened the seventh with q bounder over second for his first hit of the series Crawfori was out, Mil