The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-10

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Leach opened with two bagger, but
remained on second as the next three
men were easy outs. Abstein a'so
opened the fourth with a hit, but did
not get any further as Wilson, Gibson
and Willis popped up easy flies.
D. Jones started by. beating out a
hit to Wagner, but there was nothing
more doing In the first.
It was In the second inning that
Detroit broke into the limelight with
two runs. Crawford opened by strik.
ing out and Elelehanty was easy, Wag-
ner, to Abstein. Moriarity shot a
screaming single to left and Tom
Jones put another in the same place,
Moriarity going to tnlrd on hit and
run signal Schmidt then tied the
score by doubling ov-r Leachs head
and Moriarity and T. Jones counted.
The Third Inning.
The third inning brought destrnc,
tion to Pittsburg's hopes. Davy Jones
started it with pretty bunt along
the third base line. Byrne made a
magnificent assist, but Abstein
JroppeG the ball and J0fes was safe.
After iaiNng to s. .rifite Bush hit
safely to left and Dayy went to sec
ond. Cobb then worked the fast
weakening Camnitz for a base on
balls and the bases were full. Craw,
ford sent short NY to Clarke. but
there was no chance for Jones to
score so he did not try.
Delehanty shot hot single over
second base and d. Jones and Bush
scored. This was the end of Camnitz
and Willis succeeded him. Cobb stole
home and Moriarity worked the new
pitcher for pass. 7. Jones grounded
to Willis anL Delehanty was forced
out at third, Willis 70 Byrne. Schmidt
ended the inning with fly to Clarke.
TWO in Fifth.
Detroit went out in order in the
fourth, but in the fifth scared two
more. After Abstein made a remark
able one.handed stop of Cobbs
bounder over first base Crawford
doubled along the left field foul line.
Delehanty drew pass and Moriarity
popped an easy fly to Abstein, T.
Jones walked and the bases were full.
Schmidt singled to center scoring
Crawford and Delehanty but T..
Jones was caught trying to reach
third, Leach to Byrne, and the inning
ended.
The Seventh.
Cobb opened the seventh. with a
bounder over second. Crawford was
out, Miller to Abstein, and Cobb cleo
trified the crowd by trying to make
third on an infield out. There was a
close decision at third base and KLEIN
called him out. After. that there was
nothing more loing for Detroit.
Wilson tried to duplicate Cobb's at
tempt to 60 from first to third on an
in6eId out Wilson reached first on
Delehant's tumble and Gibson ground
ed out, Bush to T. Jones and Wilson
hSBb uh w Jbtiu but Wuo touSIt pS
a far wider margin than Cobb.
Thirty thousand, nine hundred and
fifteen persons entered the grounds.
The receipts were s41,SS450, divided
rs follows:
National commission, $4,1SS.45;
players, $22,517G3; each club, ST.
5392t
Score: r. III. e.
Pittsburg 90 0 0 0 0 o.
Detroit 20 0 2 o. 0 0 o. 8
Batteries-Camnitz, Willis and Glib.
son; Donovan and Schmidt.
| SUMMARY-Two-base hits-Leacf
t2), Miller, Schmidt, crawford. Hits
j-off Camnits in 2 1-3 innings, VIII
lis in 6 2-3 innings. Sacrifice hits
Bush, Clarke. Stolen bases-Gibson
Cobb, Wagner. Double plays-Miller
Abstein and Byrne; Bush, T. Jones
and Morarity. Left ON bases-Pitts
burg S. Detroit 4. First base on balls
off Camnitz 1; Willis 4 Donovan 2
First base on erros--Pittsburg 2, De
ltrot 1. Struck out--by Camnitz q
Willis 2; Donovan Z. Time 1:50.