The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
Pirates Win Third of
 Series. SUMMERS SENT TO STABLE
 AFTER OPENING ROUND Warner Shares Stellar Honors with Bush and Delehanty. Cobb Shines at Bat. But Crawford Misses Chances to Hit In q
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Ol BcVeFHl IllnuIcS uuTdtluH. 1ht oh y
 was threatening all day. and the low
 hanging clouds made the atmosphere so dark during the last two innings
 that 1t was hard for players and spec The afternoon recalled the first local game of the 1908 worlds series. when the Chicago Nationals beat Detroit with
 A sharp northwest wind this afternoon added to the discomfort of the players
 and the spectators in the unprotected
 Despite the wretched weather. the ords for a worlds series.
 Pittsburg jumped Into the lead i'm
 mediately this afternoon by scoring i've runs in the first inning. Summers
 was batted out of the box. aided by some poor fielding.
 Another run in the second inning
 ios oF aha the 'ns visitors. @ aPi Ppetroit. howevsr came to the fore with one of the gam est rallies ever made and scored four runs in the seventh inning, batting Maddox hard and playing brilliantly; With score of to {, Pittsburg. landed
 on the ball again in the ninth for two
 ''VSii With the score s to { against 1t. the
 Detroit team even then did not realize Crawford been able to hit up to ms
 usual mark this afternoon. there might have been a different story to tell. margin of one hi. getting twelve to the winners eleven. Summers started Tor the locals but was removed before the
 end of the first inning, WiIiett sue sue . |. taken out to allow Mcintyre to bat Tor him in the seventh.
 Mcintyre struck out
 fin the eighth after Abstein mad made a | two base hit with but one out. The next two were easy outs. In the ninth the Pittsburgers landed on him TOT l three hits and that clinched the game
 Maddox was on the rubber for Pitts burg and was hit hard In the closing nothing with him in the early sessions; When the American Leaguers did start to hit iiim they landed hard and of
 HsPsfss o9 eaa eaFkf s ss tsam a0A had
 The mighty Hans Wagner was the
 star of the game; bSt he s.,Ya was bopors topces
 with owen Bush and Delehanty of the
 locals Wagner made four hits and
 stole four bases. although Catcher
 Besides hs hitting and base running | Wagner played an admirable game in
 the field Tn the firsi sysh ssEole see. ond and went to third on. Schmidt's
 bad throw to second. He then scored on wild pitch.
 | helder's choice and on double steal went to third, while Leach was steal | ing home. In the fifth he singled just
 sSt seeond of TS% asnep Singled to eft in the seventh, but was caught trying to steal second while Leach was on thlrd | waiting to score. Schmidt did not throw to catch Wagner this time, hoyA ever, until he had ascertained that | Leach would not try to score.
 Bush and Delehanty. were the pright l spots on the Detroit team on oatung, while Cobb and Crawford made great catches during the course of the game. | Bush made four hits in five times at bat and two of them played important l five times at bat. His third nit. a | double in the seventh, started the ral- 1 ly that caused many apprenensiVe chills among the Pittsburg players While Crawford stare din the held | his work at the bat was feeble and ne l missed two excellent chances to swing
 the tide of vftory tSe seventh Inning | by a puny pop fly to Abstein with two men on bases. In the ninth he again had a chance, with Cobb on second. but his best was @ feeble oouhder t'
 Cobb made a two-bagger and sin gle that were important factors in the
 Detroit rally. His single in the seventh scored one run and his double In the ninth sent in two more.
 The ground rules brought about a long conference between Umpires Sers of the National Commission. Then an innovation was made by sending
 Umpire Klem, who was not scheduled to work today, out along the right
 the crowd and act in an advisory ca pacity to the other two umptres.
 The first inning was weird spec:
 tacle for the local enthusiasts. ana when 1t was over hope was nearly dead for a Detroit victory. Byrne opened if bv beating out a hit along the third base line and went to third when
 Leach singled to centre ena sKs Rvrns Ssas was
 mers to Moriarty and Schmidt to Bush. Leach went to third and Clarke to
 second during the chase. Wagner's hit was too hot for Bush and 1t rolled to l left field, while Leach and Clarke SCOT | ed. Wagner stole second. went to third
 on schmidts bad throw & to second and
 base on balls and Abstein singled to
 center, Miller scoring when Crawford | made a bad throw to third Abstein
 moved to third on the same error;
 withdrew Summers and sent Wulet m
 10 hitch. Gibson and Maddox finished
 the inning with easy outs.
 PtE0te9 score AkaAAs
 Pittsburg scored another run in the
 second. With one out Willet hit Leach
 on the hand and Clarke on the knee. Wagner forced Clarke at second, Bush l to Delehanty. and Leach went to third. On @ double steal Leach scored and | Wagner went to third. Miller ended
 the Inning with a pop fly to Delehanty. Detroit was practically helpless bee | fore Maddox until the seventh, when 6
 rally netted four runs. Delehanty | opened the inning with a two-baEger
 to centre and Moriarty was safe when
 Miller fumbled his grounder, Delehanty 1 going to third. Tom Jones singled to
 right. scoring Delehanty and putting
 %T'iaiBsy on. to ByrDe % and Mcintyre % who bStteS e
 for willett. struck out.
 D. Jones beat out a bunt along the
 third base hne. filling the bases. Bush singled just beyond wagner's reach
 and Moria rity and Tom Jones scored.
 cobb singled to centre, scoring D. Jones.
 but Crawford ended the inning with a | dy to Abstein.
 | Each team scored hwo runs in the | utafh For TfffEbnPa MadA0y aVruotr