The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13

ard reached first once when he was
hit by Leifield. The other two times
the Georgian tried To bea; out hunts
in front of the plate, but Gibson threw
him out both times. In the field he
had only one chance and accepted that
gracefully
Goes q Good Job.
So thoroughly did Muliin do his work
that there We're only six balls hit to
the oGtfield. Three of these were safe
hits and the other three were divided.
two flies to Crawford and one to Cobb.
Pittsburg threatened to score i'm the
second and third innings, after being
retired one. two, three in the first SEES
sion. Wagner drew a base on balls
In the second and Miller struck out.
De'chanty then made the only error for
Detroit when he fumbied Abstein's
grounder and Wagner moved to second.
Wilson hit to Mullin and Wagner was
forced at third. Mullin to Moriarity.
Gibson was easy. Mullin to Tom Jones.
retiring the side.
Only One Real Chance.
Pittshurg's real opportunity to score
came in the third. but the adamant
Mullin stopped them. Leifield made
an inauspicious start by striking OUT.
but Byrne hit a two Dagger into the
left field of overflow and Leach drew
base on balls. Clarke struck out.
but double steal moved the runners
to third and second. The decision OF
Umpire Evans at third base received
much unfavorable comment from the
crowd. Then came the striking out of
Wagner and the end of .ittsburg's
chances.
The downfall of Wagner apparently
disheartened his teammates. for they
were as clay in the hands of Mullin
during the remainder of the battle
In the fourth Wilson singled to left
with two out, but Gibson was easy
again. Pittsburg was retired In order
in the fifth and sixth. In the seventh
Gibson hit safely to right when two
were out, but Philiippi struck out.
Pittsbnrg was again retired in order
in the eighth. but in the ninth Miller
heat out hunt between Moriarity and
Mullin, bit Abstein and Wilson could
not advance him
Find Lcifield Early.
Detroit broke Leifield's defense In
The first inning. when Cobb was hir
by pitched ball after two were out.
Cobb moved To second when Ahstein
dropped Leifield's throw that caught
the Detroit star off first Crawford
ended the inning with fly tn Leach.
The second inning started with Dele
hanty being hit by pitched bail. Mo.
sia stf t,t. III
to left on hit-and-run signal. Tom
Jones grounded to Leifield and Dele
hanty was run down between third and
home by Gibson. Moriarity taking
third and Tom Jones second on the
play. Stanage then singled past Mil
Ter. and Moriarity and Tom Jones
scored. Muliin forced Stanage. was-
ner tn Miller. and then went on to see.
ond when Miller threw into the crowd
in attempting to complete a double
play. The inning ended with d. Jones
bonnder to Leifield.
The fourth session Melted three runs
more for the winners. Tom Jones
heat out bunt along the third base
line as starter. but he was doubled
up with Stanage. Wagner to Abstein
aAia otsA q pass anu went 10 tniFu
on ID. Jones' hit to left. Muliin scored
and ID. Jones went to third when Bush
hit into the left field overflow for n
Cobb smashed another
double into the same place. sending ID.
Jones and Bush across the plate.
Crawford ended the inning. Leifield to
Abstein.
Attendance and Receipts.
The attendance was 1896 and the
receipts s2l.i03. The receipts are di-
,ided as follows: National commits
sion. sa,1le.so: players. s11.3s5.6a: each
club. s3.7as,54. The total for the four
games, all in which the players win
share. follows:
National commission. s1a.3a3.En.