The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-13
SCORE
EARLY LEAD OVER
PLUCKY TIGERS
Only $4,000 Persons in Park
When Play for Fifth Game
of Series Is Called.

FORBES FIELD, Pit&burg, Oct 13-
There were only $4,000 persons in the
park when the game was called at 2
o'clock 1t was more of a day for
worlds football championship than for
baseball. Those who did not brave the
| elements We're in warm cafes AMI
around newspaper offices watching the
| returns. The rival camps of worlds
championship contenders realized that
victory today meant practically the
honors of the baseball world for the
loser today must take two more games
| to the winners one
Hughey Jennings depended upon the
"Kickapoo'' boy. Summers, to hold the
Pirates in check and Clarke sent
Adams to the mound in the hope that
he would repeat his performance of the
first day. Stanage and Gibson were the
opposing catchers. The Detroit rooters
who made the trip to Pittsburg We're
made happy in the very first inning
when Davy Jones, the first man up,
Tailed home run. Summers got him.
self in hole in the first inning by
passing Abstein with three on base,
forcing in Byrne He got out of 1t.
however, with that one tally against
Aiiil, ditHouBH there were three on DaSe
at the time.
FIRST INNING.
DETROIT-1Davy Jones had two,
strikes on him when he banged one to
centre that looked good for triple at
least, but by fast running he made it
homer 1t looked bad for Adams, for
he then passed Bush. Cobb, however,
flied to centre, but the Tigers took on
new hope when Crawford singled to
left, Bush going to third Delehanty
famed the breezes, the third one being
called on him, but Crawford put one
over on Gibson by stealing second.
Moriarity, however after fouling two,
popped to Abstein. ONE RUN, THREE
HITS.
PITTSBURG-Byrn opened Pirate
hostilities with a single to centre.
Leach's intended sacrifice amounted to
a hit when the little fellow beat it out.
Clarke sacrificed ,Stanage to I. Jones.
1t .was-a nice piece of work. Summers
gave Wagner four straight wide ones
and Hans grinned. Miller struck out
with three and two on him. Abstein
drew three balls in row from Sum-
mers., but the Tiger thar put over two
strikes. The next one, however, was
a ball and Bill went to first while
Byrne walked In. Leach was on third.
and Wagner on second. but SUMMERS
made Wilson fan the afr ONE RUN,
TWO HITS
SECOND INNING.
DETROIT--Tom Jones saught the
first ball pitched for long fly to VIII
son, and Stanage and Summers both
were famed NO RUNS, NO HITS.
PIrTSBURG-Gibso singled to deep
short for a starter. Adams went out.
pitcher to first, after he had hit foul
to right Gibson going to second on the
play. While Byrne was going out, Della
hanty to T. Jones, the Pirate catcher
continued on his way to third and
scored soon after, when Summers un
corked wild pitch. Leach then sent
rocket for Sam Crawford to catch.
ONE RUN, ONE HIT. a
THIRD RACE.
DETROIT-Davy Joness contribu-
ton this time was a fly TO Leach,
which Tommy gobbled like a crocodile.
l.. Bush stood at the plate the limit,
trying to get a base on bafs but
Adams famed him finally and the
young Pirate twirer made Cobb go
out by banging one to Byrne, who
threw him out at first NO RUNS,
NO HITS.
PITTSBURGH-Sum was GER
tainly as wild as any Kickapoo ever
was. He walked Clarke for starter.
On Wagner's single the Pirate manager
went all the way to third. Clarke
came home on Miller's grounder to
Bush but the Kearny boy was out at
first Moriarity and T. Jones finished
Abstein- and Wilson went out, Bush
to jones' with Wagner still on third.
ONE RUN, ONE HIT.
FOURTH INNING
DETRoIT-It was Indian file for the
Tigers this time. Crawford grounded
to Wagner, who ferried to Abstein in
thine. Delehanty was a victim ON
strikes for the second time thus far.
1t was the Pirate pitchers fifth strike
out Moriarity was QUIT Miller to ABB
stein. :.
PITTSBURG-The same for the
Pirates. Both pitchers seemed to be
getting better. Gibson succumbed. |
Moriarity to T Jones. Adams got to
his brother pitcher for a high foul.
which Stanage captured, and Byrne
scared TO d. Jones. NO RUNS, NO
HITS.
Score by innings:
Detroit .................1 o o
.;...........1 o