The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-16

witness the seventh and decisive
game of the worlds championship ser
les between Pittsburg and Detroit.
The thermometer registered be
tween 80 and 40 degrees above zero
| The sky was clear although the wealth
er forecast promised snow flurries.
George Mullin, the hero of the scr.
les In the eyes Of the Detroit sup
porters, was confidently expected TO
be the choice of Jennings as the man
to pitch the crucial game.
Manager Clarke refused to make
any definite announcement concern.
ing his selection for the PlttSburg
| pitcher. He had Adams. Maddox and
| Philippe working out before the game
The three Detroit players who were
injured In the ninth inning in Thurs
days game were all in the line up
daring the practice.
OLoughlin was the umpire behind
the hat with Johnstone on the bases
and Klein and Evans along the out
! field foul lines. Batting order.
PIttsburg. Detroit
| Byrne. 3b. D. Jones, IT,
Leach. CT. Bush, SIS.
| Clarke. If. Cobb ri.
| Wagner. SIS. Crawford, CT
| Miller. Oh. Delehanty, 2b
| AbsteIn. b. MoriNrity. 3b
| Wilson. RI. r. Jones. 1b
| Gibson, C. Schmidt,
! Adams, p. Nullin p,
The crowd which gathered at Ben
nett Park today numbered not more
than 10000 people. The occasion was
the final game of one of the most in.
teresting baseball battles that has
| ever been fought.
The weather had moderated n trIfle
but was still bit chilly for perfect
| baseball. The thermometer hOyered
around fifty degrees.
a report was sent out during the
morning that Tom Jones had suffered
a relapse and would not play, hut he
/ practiced with the team and appeared
To he In good enough condition to
| opcu the game Schmidt. who was
| also Injured In Thursdays game. and
! Moriarty who was another cripple as
a result of that desperate struggle,
were ready to play.
First Inning.
Pittsburg-Play was started sharp
ly at p. m Byrne was hit by a
pitched ball. Leach bunted TO Dono-
van who had plenty of time 10 get
| Byrne at second, but no one covered
the base and Donovan threw Leach
ont at first. Leach getting a sacrifice
hit on a hit and run signal Clarke
failed TO hit and Byrne was caught at
third Byrne and Moriarity collided
and both men were knocked out II
is apparent Moriarity Is hurt as
j. -. !,
place at third Both appear To be
seriously hurt. the game has been
stopped and doctors are working over
each man. Moriarity has arisen and
a great cheer went up from the
crowd. Byrne Is being carried OFF the
field. Umpire O'Loughlin announced
Abbattichio would plav third Nor
iarity viii continue at third for De
troit The umpire then made another
announcement Leach is to play
third and Hyatt center A doctor who
attended Byrne says he has a sprain-
ed ankle Clarke drew a base ON
balls Clarke stole second. Wagner
drew a base on balls Miller hit TO
Bush who forced Wagner AT second.
Bush TO Delehanty. No runs
Dctroit-D. Jones fouled TO Leach
Bush was hit In the back by a pitch
ed ball Cobb flied TO Clarke Bush
was caught stealing second. Gibson 10
Miller. No runs.
Second Inning.
ttsburs-Abstein drew base on
balls. Wilson missed on a hit and
run play. but Abstein stole second on
Schmidts throw Wilson hunted in
front of plate and Schmidt threw too
late and Wilson got credit for a sac
rilice Gibson flied TO Bush, but the
fly was too short to give Absteln
chance TO score from third Adams
drew base on balls, filling the bases.
Hyatt sent sacrifice fly TO Crawford.
scoring Abstein. Leach drew another
base on balls and bases were filled
again Clarke walked, forcing home
Wilson. Wagner flied to Cobb Two
runs.
Detrolt-Crawford grounded TO ABB
stein and out at first. Abstein unas-
sisted Delehanty was hit by pitched !
ball, but Umpire O'Loughlin would |
not allow him 10 80 10 first, as he !
said Delehanty stepped into It. Dele |
hanty walked. Moriarity sent two
baggcr into right field crowd and hob
bled 10 second. his injured leg appar-
emily botherng him greatly, Delehan.
" taking third. Time called and o.
leary went in to run for Moriarity /
T. Jones popped to Wagner Schmidt
In trying to dodge allowed his bat TO
hit and the ball rolled fair. Adams
throwing him out TO Abstein. No runs.
Third Inning.
Pittsburg-OI.eary now playing at
third for Detroit Miller singled over
second base Abstcin doubled 10 left
foul line. sending Miller to third VIII
son hit 10 Bush who threw TO plate,
Schmidt tagging Miller. Schmidt
threw 10 Delehanty, who caught Alb
stein off second, making a double
play. Bush to Delemanty. Gibson
forced Wilson at second, Bush 10
Delehanty. No runs.
Detroit Mullin, batting for Dono-
van and will continue to pitch for De
tIail. \ great cheer went up when
Mullin walked to the plate. Mullin
lines 10 Miller d. Jones beat out
b,tnt 10 Adams When d. Jones slid