The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-14

Pittsburg, Oct 14.-The Pittsburg Pirates outplayed the Detroit Tigers yesterday afternoon and won the fifth worlds battle, to 4, and putting the series at three to two in favor of tha National league champions.
 The Pirates played fine .all-round baseball. Wagner alone falling down in fielding. They worked the hit and run game to perfection. and were steady all through. while the battery work of the Tigers was of the weak est sort, Schmidt, who relieved Stan age in the sixth, making three wild throws over the basemen's heads while trying to stop base running.
 D The pitching of Charlie Adams was superb. Sam Crawford alone of the Tigers being able to gage his delivery. for Crawford got three of the six hits made. with a single, a double and a home run, all line drives that cackled as they went off the bat.
 Summers was always in a hole and always worried, while young Adams held his nerve to the delight of the home fans, even when the Tigers open ed with a home run and looked very troublesome in tho first inning t It was the pitcher. as usual. in the games between these two clubs.
 Adams did even better than the first SdIIl0 nG plICIlcu dIlu WOIl, Wnl1S SOulu- mers was the same failure that he proved in the first game at Detroit.
 Home run drives over the short fence were made by Davy Jones, Ora awford and Fred Clarke Clarke's came with two men on bases and practically clinched the game in the seventh in ming, when the Pirates punched three safe ones. two single by Byrne and Leach and Clarl5e's four-sacker.
 The Tigers had fine chance to take
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 when Davy Jones opened with a home run. for Bush immediately got his base on balls. but Cobb failed to sacrifice. going out on fly to center, and Craw- ford's hit went for nothing.
 The Pirates were delighted to get
 off with but one run against them,
 and when they got their first run as
 the result of Summers forcing a man home and their second the same play CTS wild pitch. it put the, Tigers L the defensive, where they remained to
 the end. a position in which they dc not seem to shine
 Both teams fought hard for the
 game. but the truth is that the Tigers were fairly outclassed in battery work
 and went down and out simply be- cause the two catchers and Summers were unable to deliver the goods. Summers was a big failure in fielding fence the clever Pirates looked like winners as soon as they had tied the score in the first inning.
 PIRATES THE BETTER TEAM There was clever fielding by Leach, Crawford, Davy Jones and Byrne. and Delehanty made one of the prettiest plays of the series. a running one hand pickup early in the game that brought down the house.
 Gibson caught a grand good game in contrast to tine work of Schmidt and better than Stanage, who was taken out to put in Mcintyre for a pinch. but that did not materializa Willett pitched the last inning after a douo1eand a single had been made off Summers with none out. and it looked very much as if Willett would have been a stronger choice for the whole game. Hughey Jennings has ever proven unfortunate in selecting his batteries for the worlds series an l now must win the game at Detro today or go down and out for the third time
 The Pirates once more made it plain of baseball. They have shown this from the start, and with pitchers working well, the Pirates are surely the better ball club Wagner, Leach and Clarke, the veterans. were helped out yesterday by Byrne, who was very strong in all departments of the game. SEV ENTH GAME, IF ANY. SATUR- DAY
 Cobb got in one hit in four times up, turning in three weak attempts The Jones family and Crawford did the rest of the stick work of the day Byrne, Leach Clarke Gibson and Wagner were there with timely hits: in