The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-11

Detroit, Oct. IA leaden sky with
an occasional glimpse OF the sun and a
damp field greeted the crowd as 1t
made its way to Bennett park for the
first worlds championship games be-
tween Pittsburg and Detroit in this
city today Despite the threatening
weather a crowd entered the park and
the contesting teams went onto the
field for practice. The Detroit team
was given great ovation as II emer-
ged from the club house. led by Mana
ger Jennings. Ty Cobb was cheered
as he appeared because of his brilliant
work in Saturdays game at Pittsburg.
The crowd has overflowed into ev-
cry part of the outfield, Umpire Klein
being sent into the right field foul line
TO assist Umpires o'Loughlin and
tombstone in an advisory capacity.
The use OF a third umpire Is an innov-
alton i'm that line. The game was de-
layed more than 10 minutes by confer
ences between managers and umpires.
First Inning.
Pittsburg-Byrne beat out a bunt
along the third base line for straight
hit. ON hit and run play Leach sin
gled over second, sending Byrne to
third; Clarke hit to Summers and
Ryrne was run down between home
and third, Moriarty TO Schmidt to
Bush Leach taking third; Clarke go-
ing to second. Wa,gner's grounder was
too hot for Bush, Wagner scoring
Leach and Clarke and going to third on
Schmidts wild throw to center. Mil
Ter walked; Abstein singled; Wagner
scored and Miller took third on the hit
and scored on Crawfords throw past
Moriariy Abstcin taking third. OWL
lett now pitching for Detroit).
Wilson singled to center scoring ABB
stein. Gibson out. Bush to I. Jones
Wilson taking second; Maddox fouleu
to Schmidt. Five runs
Detroit-D. Jones flied to Leach;
ned; Crawford forced Bush at second
Miller to Wagner. No runs.
Second Inning.
Pittsburg-Byrne out, Moriarty to T
Jones; Leach hit on hand ! pitched
ball and went to first; Cha. 2 hit OF
leg by pitched ball and went to first
Leach moving to second. Wagner
forced Clarke at second, Bush to Del
ehanty, Leach taking third on a doubl,
steal and scoring; and Wagner stol'
both second and third. Miller popped
to Delehanty. one run.
Detroit-Dclehanty doubled into tho
left field overflow; Moriarty famed;
Il. Jones popped to Byrne; Schmidt
out, Miller to Abstein. No runs.
Third Inning.
Pittsburg-Abstein popped to Dele
hanty; Wilson flied to Crawford; Glib
son out, Moriarty to T. Jones. Nc
runs.
Detroit-Willet flied to Clarke; ID
Jones out the same way: Bush out
Byrne to Abstein. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
Pittsburg-Maddox out, Willett t'
T. Jones; Byrne flied to Bush; Craw
ford made a good running catch o.
Lcach's terrific drive No runs.
Detreit-Jones up, lines to Mille
out Schmidt up. out, Miller to Abstein
Willett up. hits to second. out at first
No runs.
Fifth inninu.
ihttsburg-Bush missed Clarke,
grounder and II rolled to left: wagne
popped over II. Jones for a saf'
hit, Clarke taking second; Miller ou
on easy fly to willett; Abstein flied {
Crawford In deep center. Clarke TAX
ing third. Wagner stole second. VIII
son lined to Bush. No runs.
Detroit--T. Jones popped to Miller
schmidt out, Miller to Abstein: willet
out Bryne to Abstein. No runs.
Sixth Inning.
fittsburg-Gibson up, long fly /,
crawford. out; Maddox up, flies out T.
Oobb; Byrne up. hits to shortstop, on
al first. No runs.
Detroit--D. Jones up hits long fiy I
Gibson. out; Bush UP. singles to left
Cobb up hits To shortstop. forcin
,kush ut second: Crawford flies out I
center field. No runs.