Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-17

missed the ball. Byrne made des-
perate slide for third and his spikes
hit Moriarity in the leg. He was
called out but both men fell to the
ground after the play. 1t was found
that Byrn had sprained an ankle and
he was carried from the field. 'l This
necessitated a shift in the Pittsburg
team. eLach was put on third, Hyatt
taking his place in center field. Leach
played brilliant game at third while
Hyatt also did we'll.
,Moriaritys leg battered him but he
remained in the game until the next
inning. When he went to bat In the
second he hit two Dagger to right
field but could hardly limp to second
base. OLeary was sent in to run for
him and finished the game at third.
The wildness of the Detroit pitch
ers is shown we'll by the record of
Fred Clarke. He had four bases on
balls and a sacrifice hit in Ave times
up, not having single official time
at bat.
The outlook was decidedly dark
for Detroit from the first ball that
was pitched. 1t could be seen that
Donovan was wild as he pitched
couple of balls to Byrne and then hit
him. = ~
Leach sacrificed, Donovan to Tom
Jones, and then came the play at
third which resulted in the injuries to
Byrn and Moriarity. Clarke drew a
base on balls and stole second. Wag-
ner also drew a pass and Miller fore
ed Wagner at second, ending the
inning. 'a rz%r
The poor work of Donovan was
wen more pronounced in the second
and Pittsburg was presented 4 with
two runs. Abstein opened by drawing
a base on balls and stole second. Will
son hunted in front Of the plate and
Abstein beat the throw to third, while
Wilson was safe at first. Gibson
popped to Bush, but Adams was Civ
en- another pass and the bases were
full. Haytt sent sacrifice fly to
Crawford and Abstein scored. Leach
received another base on balls and
the bases were filled again. Ctill
another pass was given to Clarke and
he forced Wilson across the plate.
Cobb saved Detroit by making a great
catch Of a hard drive by Wagner.
Mullin went on the slab In the
fourth inning, but he was unable to
stem the tide of Pittsburg scores.
Hyatt drew base on balls and NOV
ed to second on Leach's single to left.
Clarke sacrificed both runners along,
Mullin to Tom Jones. Wagner was
purposely passed in order to bring
up Miller. Miller upset Detroit's CAL
culations by singing to right, scoring
hyatt and Leach and sending Wag-
ner to third. Miller stole second but
Mullin showed a short fash of. form
by striking out Abstein. :
Pittsburg scored three in the sixth.
After iHayatt went out Leach hit
long one to left for two bases and
Clarke walked. Wagner smashed a
three Dagger to left and scored on
D. Jones' bad throw to third, sending
Leach and Clarke in ahead of him.
One more run was added to Pittsburg
total in the eighth. With one out,
Clarke was given the fourth base on
balls and stole second. Wagner flied
to Crawford but Crawford dropped
Miller's fly and Clarke scored, while
Miller went to second. D. Jones pre-
vented the possibility of more runs
by making a spectacular catch OF
Abstein's hard drive.
Detroit threatened only two or three
times. With one out in the second,
Delehanty walked and went to third
on Moriarity's two Dagger to right,
but Tom Jones and Schmidt were
easy.
In the fourth Delehanty put single
in right with one out and O'Leary