The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-12
LEFTY L|[f|ELO
WAS GOOD FEAST
FOR THE TIGERS
Jennings Band Jumps on Star
Pirate SouthpaW and Bonn
harder Him Out of the Box
Early.
.IPHILIPPI WAS SENT
IN STOP ONSLAUGHT
And the Veteran Was as Cold
and Staedy as an Ice Pack
: -OWnie Bush Was Much in
Spotlight.
(American News Service)

Bennett Park, Detroit. Oct. 1.-THE
Tigers and Pirates began operations
on slow grounds and in chilly atmos-
phere today. Five thousand fans were
on hand at the opening of the gates
and had four hours to wait in a shiv-
ering condition. The Lemonade" VEN
ders sold great quantities of hot cot
fee at ten cents per stein. The teams
came on the grounds for practice
wearing sweaters and some had over
coats on. DIR. Cook lectured here on
"Vicissitudes of North Pole Explor-
alton" last night and the baseball
fans imagine that he is responsible
for the cold wave.
jennings selected Mullin for pitcher
and Fred Clarke after the warm up
decided to start with Lefty" Leifield.
II seventh game is needed to set
tie the worlds championship 1t will
be played in Pittsburg, Friday. This
was decision reached at a session
of the National Commission in Detroit
today. The voice OF the umpire on
bases is to be regarded as final, it was
also decided by the commission.
nings took out Schmidt and substitute
ed Stanage. his hard hitting young
star. Stanage introduced himself to
the crowd by cracking out single.
Umpires tombstone and O'Loughlin
have been assigned to right and left
fields, respectively, to watch plays.
KLEIN Is behind the bat, Evans on
bases.
FIRST INNING.
Pittsburg-Byrne lit past Mullin
bnt Delehant- threw him out. Leach
rolled to Bush and was thrown out.
Delchanty made a pretty stop Of
Clarke's bounder and was out at first.
No runs. no hits. no errors. none left
on bases.
Detroit-Leach toe in and grabbed
Davy Joness short line drive. Lei
field gave Bush three balls then put
two over, then the midget went out.
Lcifield to Abstein. Cobb was hit by
pitched ball. Cobb was caught off
first base, but advanced to second on
Abstein's muff OF Leifield's throw.
Crawford floated to Leach. Three outs,
no runs, no hits, one error, one left on
base
Pittsburg o: Detroit 0.
SECOND INNING.
Pittsburg-Wagner delayed taking
his place at hat, apparently having
been injured when Cobb took second
in the first inning. Donovan was or
dered off the field for kicking. Wag-
ner walked. Mullin tried hard to catch
Wagner off first. but failed. Miller
famed. Delehanty fumbled and Alb
stein was safe at first. Wilson sent
one right at Mullin who threw Wag-
ner out at third. Wagner was pre-
scented with bunch of chrysanthe-
NUNS. Mullin went up In the air and
pulled down Gibson's high bounder
and completed the rlay to Tom Jones.
Three outs, no runs, no hits one error.
two left on bases.
Detroit-Delehanty was hit by pitch.
ed ball. Moriarity's short fly fell safe,
Delehanty taking third. Tom Jones
hit to Liefield. who threw Delehanty
out at the plate. Moriarity went to
third and Tom Jones to second base
ON the play. Stanage singled over
Miller. scoring Moriarity and Tom
Jones. Mullin hit to Wagner. forcing
Stanage, Wagner to Miller. In an eff.
fort at a double play Miller threw into
the crowd. Mullin taking second
Davy Jones was easy, Liefield to Alb
stein. Three outs. two runs, two hits
one error, one left on bases.
Detroit, 2; Pittsburg. 0.
THIRD INNING.
Pittsburg-Liefield was out on call
ed strikes. Byrne doubled to left. I,
was the first hit off Mullin Leach was
at bat for a long time. finally working
Mullin for a pass. With the count
two and three on Clarke. he struck on,
and on the third strike Byrne and
Leach made a double steal. The De.
troit bugs hooted Umpire Evans's de.
cision on calling Byrne out at third
and then without any apparent reason
he reversed his decision
Wagner struck out, missing the sec
ond one by foot. Three out, nc
runs. one hit. no errors, two left or
bases.
Detroit-Bush out to Clarke. COBB
bounded into Gibson's hand and he was
out at first. Crawford smashed hard
to center for single. Delehanty
singled to Abstein. Miller made a
hard effort to save the play. but failed
Moriarity forced Delehanty. Wagner
to Miller. Three out. no runs. two
hits. no errors. two left on bases.
Detroit. ?: Pittsburg. O..
FOURTH INNING.
Pittsburg-Miller was easy for Mort
arity and Tom Jones. Abstein wildly
famed. Wilson singled past Mortar
ity. but Moriarity ran in front OF Bush
grabbed Gibson's roller and got hi.
man at first. Three out, no runs, ont
hit, no errors, one left on base.
Detroit-Tom Jones sent q hot one
down the first base line and beat II
out to first. Wagner fumbled but re
covered Stanage's drive. tagged 80