The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-16


DETROIT, o.. fes--naiph Davis,
sporting sditor n the plttsburr
by unitSd sress.l
Press, wires hlo pmper: ~0lp Bill
Abstein, Pirate Slfo4 basen,at, has
played HE last game In Plttsburg
Uniform. This startling announce
ment wac made today BY = men,-
Der Of the plttsburp club. Naither
will Absteln take part IN the de-
Gliding game this afternoon. Hamll-
ton Hyatt, Pirate outfieid, will
cover first. The reason asslpnsd ID
that Abstsln disobeysd Clarke or
der to stay on third In recent
game. Ahsteln tried to score and
was put out. There was no one out.
A long fly would have allowed Alb
stein to Ito score.
In previous series. their oppon-
ents simply mopped the Tigers.
This series Detroit fought every
inch. For the first time since the
series began, Detroit goes in 10 to
8 favorite. Either Mullin or Don0-
van twirl, opposed to Adams or
Maddox for the Pirates. First
Baseman Jones, though trifle'
lame, will probably play. The
heavy field favors the Pirates.
Play began at 2:30. Jennings sent
in wild Bill" Donovan, while for
Pittsburg Adams again goes In.
Gibson Is Pittsburg's catcher;
Schmidt Detroit's. Hyatt replaced
Abstein at first base. t. Jones was
at first, though suffering from hem
orrhages. He refused to quit. In
the first inning Moriarty collided
with Hyrne. Byrne was taken to
the clubhouse. Leach replaced
him at third. Hyatt to outfield.
Score by innings:
First Inning Donovan hit Byrne
on shoulder. Nobody covered sec
ond on Leach's sacrifice, Leach out
Ut first. Byrne out stealing third.
.Byrne taken from field after col
lision with Moriarty. Clarke walk
ed. stole second. Wagner walked.
Miller forced Wagner. No runs.
d. Jones fouled. Bush hit by
pitcher. Cobb flied. Bush out steal
ing second. No runs.
Second--Abstein walked, stole
second. Wilson hunted safely. Glib
son popped. Adams walked Hyatt
flied out, Abstein scoring. Leach
walked. Clarke walked. Wilson
forced home. Wagner flied. Two
runs. Crawford out, infield. Dele
hanty walked. Moriarty doubled
Moriarty limped. OLeary ran for
him. T. Jones flied. Schmidt out,
infield. No runs.
Third--Miller singled. Abstein
doubled Wilson rolled infield, ABB
stein forcing Miller off third. Then
Abstein. started back to second,
was put out. Gibson Forced Wilson.
No runs. Mullin, batting for Dono-
van, flied. ID. Jones hunted safely.
Bush out, infield. Cobb died ut
first. No runs.
Byrne injury compelled manage
ment to send Abstein back to first,
despite announcement Of his sus-
pension. Moriarty injured. retired.
O'Leary substituted at third for
Detroit. NJ
Fourth--Mullin pitching. Adams
flied. Hyatt walked. Leach singled.
Clarke sacrificed. Wagner walked.
Miller singled, scoring Hyatt and
Leach. Miller stole second. ALB
stein famed. Two runs. Craw.
ford out. infield, Delehanty singled.
OI.eary popped T. Jones singled.
Schmidt forced Delehanty. No,
runs.
Score--fittsburg 4. Detroit 0.
Fifth--wflson flied. Gibson died
at first on Bush's phenomenal
stop and throw. Adams out, infield.
No runs. Leach out at first. ID,
Jones famed. Snow began falling.
Bush out. infield. No runs.
Sixth--Hyatt out, infield. Leach
doubled. Clarke walked. Wagner
tripled, scoring Leach and Clarke,
Wagner scored ON wild throw.
Miller flied. Abstein popped.
Three runs. Wagner's triple was
the first three-hagger made during
the series. Cobb out. infield, Craw-
ford flied. Delehanty fouied. No
runs. -
SeventhL-wilson flied. Gibson
doubled. Adams out, infield. Hyatt
out. infield. No runs. O'Leary foul
ed. T. Jones out, infield. Schmodt
doubled. Mullin flied. No runs.
e.. TIL .e6. m
I Eighth---Leach out, infield
Clarke walked, stole second. Wag-
ner flied. Crawford dropped MIL
er's fly. Clarke scored and Miller
went to tsecond. Abstein flied. One
run. d. Jones flied. Bush fouled
Cobb flied. No runs.
II. n. II.
Pittsburg Is $50