The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-17
TO PITCHER ADAMS, or PITTS
BURG, BELONGS LIONS
SHARE OF THE
GLORY.
BOTH DONOVAN AND
MULtIN HIT HARD
Series Was Hardest F1Ight In Mary
years--TWo Men We're Injured
n Yesterdays GaHie--
Attendance Wfr
Ei.F?PoinslHg.

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Detroit. Oct. tG.- Pit;sbrry wen tie
worlds baseball championship totiaf
by defeating Detre.. ~ the over
whelmng score CT s TO Q In the sew.
enth and decisive game Of one OF the
greatest battles ever fought for tire
worlds title. The national League
champions won four Games and the
American League champions three.
This was the third ct .secutiye defeat
Of Detroit in the world i series, con
sequer.'v the third straight victory
for the National League, Chicago hav-
ing defeated Detroit In 1907 and 1905.
To Adams, the phenomenal young
pitcher from the Louisville American
Association team. Belongs the lions
share of the credit for the victory
His wonderful pitching crowded Wag.
ner, Leach and Clarke and the other
Pittsbrrg stars into tie back ground.
Today's victory was bis third of the
series and he held Ietroft safes
throughout the game. He allowed Tut
six hits and In only one inning. the
fourth, did Detroit set more than oiis
safety. Adams allowed only one hasa
on balls and I'm four innings retirei
the hard hitting American Leaguers
In one, two, three order.
Crowd Disappointing.
The crowd was Disappointing, as
only 1862 paid for admission. The
total attendance OF tie seven games
yves i45.444, receipts siSs.802.50. The
temperature today was about 20. nGt@
too cold for the spectators Or players
Two twirlers 10 whom Detroit pin
ined its faith, were lacking wien fhe
critical time came. Wild Bill D0nn-
van lived UP TO his nick name by
passing SIX batters and hitting an.
other In the first two innings. While
he lacked control he allowed Pitts.
burg to score only two runs. hut II
hal bad effect on the Detroit de.
| Tense and Pittshurg scs red often after
that. Donovan allowed two-bagger
fand a single in the third, brt u snappy
double play stopped rittsburg from
scoring. Mulin batted for Donovan
/ in the third inning, and took up the
/ pitching after that, hut he was un-
! equal to the task ot pitching four
games Of the seven and ii was easy
for the pittsburg batters to hit him.
/ Mullin was hit hard n the fourth and
sixth and Pittsburg soon piled up
commanding lead
/ Two Men injured.
/ The play was fierce In the early in
lnings. but Detroit grew discouraged
over the failure to score on Adams,
while Mullin was heipiess in holding
the National League champions. Rob
! ert Byrne and George noriarity we're
injured in a collision at third base In
1.-THE first inning and both forced to
! leave the game.
With Byrne on ssrond and Clarke
! al bat in the first inning. the Pitts
\ burg manager passed hit and run
I signal to Byrne. The third basemar
/ started for third bur Clarke misset
t the ball Ryrne made desperate
G slide for third and MS spikes hi
0 Morfarity in the leg. lie was eallet
n out, but both men fell after the play
Buyrne sustained a sprained anklt
r and he was carried from the fed
e Leaeh was shifted to third base
:. where he played brilliantly ant
It Hyatt went to center field.
Isl Morlarity's leg bothered him. ba
II he remained In the same until tbs
e next inning, and bit two-bagger int
/" the right field crowd, but could hardly
limp TO second base 0Leary ran fol
him and finished the game at third
base.
Q The wildness Of the Detroit pitchers
\ lis shown by the record OF Clarke He
+ had four bases on balls and sacri
Y flee hit in five tim-s. not having q
!. single official time at the hat.
II Donovan Was Wild
Donovan was Wild ,-om the outset
when he pitched couple of balls tc
Syrne, then hit him. Leach sacridt ed
Donovan to Tom Jor~> then came the
Iplay at third which resrlted in the
] injuries Of Byrne and Noriarity
Clarke drew base on balls. sto'f
second. Wagner also iraH a pass anil
Miller forced Wagner out at second
Bush to Delehanty, end.sg the inning
Donovan in the secod inning pre-
scented gaittsburg with two runs Ah.
stein drew base on balls aud stn'e
> second Wilson hunted. Ahstean beat
1.-THE throw to third, while Wilson was
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