The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-14
Home Run Turns Vic- tory's Tide. ADAMyS WORK PHENOMENAL;
 DETRI0T PLAYERS FADED Dsvy Jones and Sam Crawford Both Hit for Circuit. Scene Again shifts so Tiseriana F Where Today's and, Perhaps,
 the Seventh lCentest Will y
 Re Played.


 Pittsburg. Pa. Oct. is.--PIttsburx being waged for the worlds baseball championship by defeating Detroit in the fifth game of the series at Forbes Field today.
 This gives the National League champions three victories to two for the winners of the American League pennant
 tomorrow, where the sixth. and. pos sibly the last game of the series will be played. By. winning tomorrow, tomorrow, Pittsburg will cinch the
 But, if Deteoit wins, the series will be tied again and a seventh game will be necessary.
 Despite it's announcement that il decide where the seventh game is. to be played, the commission met today and decided to play the crucial game If it is needed. in Detroit. Garry Herr panq Tipped a coin tha and PresIdsn, pmsrISs | League won and chose Detroit.
 The game today was played with the mercury lowering between 3e and 70 degrees , anSNe SN,h zero wsn. ea,s,,ns eross the field. but the immense grand stand protected the great majority oi the spectators.
 xl,1O0 F0m9 iO0t. Despite thhe untoward conditions 21. res persons saw the game and the receipts were s32.17s. Of this sum the National Commission receives $3, 2f73O and each club owner S14477.S5 The players no longer share in the receipts, as the first four games is their limit.
 This makes the receipts for tho five games sl56,l0s. and the total at CT now has received .s3e,7s6.15 and ths National Commission 215.610so. home run by Manaser ns Cisrks i, front of him., turned the tide of vic ming, after Detroit had tied the score at to by scoring two in the sixth
 Detroit had two home runs to 1t, on base. D. Jones, the first man ul in the first inning, hit the ball into the enclosure which had been buil There There was no overflow from the per. manent stands and 1t appeared easy ts hit the ball over the low fence.
 Sam Crawford made the other De fords home. run nearly deprived Pitts burg of the services of the brillian Tommy Leach. Leach gave chase t Crawford's long hit and while running baokwords at . good ely. struck tn
 The impact of his body smashed tn boards and he shot over the fence head < first, and thrnea a. complete somer sssSs sS s ai it fFS% %sa. i'm i'm poss,si for the i.tsls centre snor. sIa.r Ias $ returned to his place in the field. ap taculsr mishap.
 Adams Is Great.
 chsrss asaTs A sSs 5st Pt,sbars fsam 1at AiatfI,cfiAn nf heinz the only pitcher to win twice in tn, Adams clearly outpitched Summers whe worked the first seven ,a'n inning, v,n, TO the team behind him hitting, as he al lowed the losers four runs.
 Adams allowed six hits-two hom runs. two two:basgers and two ass1, sin ten times, including enc home run ant
 Davy Joncs' home run gave Detroi run in the first inning. but Pissseurl s Summers gave a base on balls with tn bases full. A wild pitch by Summer gave Pittsburg run in the second In ninE and anGtaes es%e 'he pet. burg's favor until the sixth whei Detroit punched g single and 8 tw' bagger, and. aided by Wagner's ba' ciapEe.s Clarke S home fw rwn in the seventh am the Nationals assumed commandin! lead Each team scored sns more rui in the eighth inning.
 The mighty Wagner had a bad da' in the neid, making two errors in nv chances. Efis first error was ba throw of Delehanty's grounder in tn sixth, and 1t allowed Crawford L score from second. His other mispla was a nun of Tom Jones' pop fly int | short left in the ninth.
 At bat Wagner made one hit in fou times up, but reached first three timet The first time he drew base on bsili inning, he singled to left. but was o third when the inning was ended. I the fifth. he was an easy out and | l the seventh he was hit in the back D | a pitched ball. He dropped to tn ground and was evidently in grea painS but he soon recovered ana trot ted to first base.
 Cobb made only one hit-a single { | left In the sixth. In the held he al not have a single chance.
 After getting three balls and tw strikes in the first. Davy Jones hit eh ball Into the center field stand for flied to Leach. Crawford's single [ | left sent Bush to third, as 1t was h and run play. Crawford stole secont 1 but Delehanty struck out and Moriarit ! popped to Abstein.
 the first. Byrne hit by Bush and Leac 1 laid a safe bunt Along the first bAs | foul line. Clarke sacrificed both @ruH l ners along, Stanags to q. Jones. Was 1 ner drew 6 pass and the bases Wsr l filled. Miller struck out. hst Ahstei