The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-14
Davy Jones home run gave Detroit

cause SuInneis gave pdSS oH uah' with the bases full
 A wild pitch by Summers gave Pittsburg a run in the second inning and another came in the third. The score remained to 1 in Pittsburg's favor until the sixth when Detroit punched a single and two-bagger and aided by Wagner's bad throw, scored two runs Then came Clarkes home run in the seventh and the Ma. tional Leaguers assumed a command ing lead
 Each team scored one more run in the eighth inning. The mighty Wag. ner had bad day in the field, mak. ing two errors in five chances. His first error was a bad throw of Dele hantys grounder in the sixth and it allowed Crawford to score from sec ond. His other misplay was a huff of Tom Jones pop fly into short left in the ninth.
 At bat, Wagner made one hit in four times up. but reached first three times. The first time he drew base on balls but was left on second and in the third he singled to left, but was in third when the inning was ended In the fifth he was an easy out and in the seventh he was hit in the back by a pitched ball. He drop. ped to the ground and was evidently in great pain but he recovered and trotted to first base.
 Cobb made only one hit, a single to left in the sixth In the field he did not have single chance
 After getting three balla and two strikes in the first, Davy Jones hit the ball into the center field stand for homer Bush walked but Cobb flied to Leach. C1awford's single to left sent Bush to third as it was a hit and run play. Crawford stole second but Delehansy struck out and Moriarity popped to Abstein.
 Pittsburg tied the score in it's half of the first. Byrne. hit by Bush and Leach, laid safe bunt along the first base foul line. Clarke sacrificed both runners along, Stanage to T. Jones, Wagner drew a pass and the bases were filled, Miller struck out, but Abstein worked Summers for pass and Byrne was forced across the plate. Wilson ended the inning by striking out.
 The winners added another to their total in the second Gibson beat out hit to Bush and Adams sacrificed Summers to Delehanty, Iselehanty made wonderful one-handedl sccop of Byrne's fast bounder and threw him out to T. Jones, Gibson going to third. wild pitch allowed Gibson to score.
 The National Leaguels tallied an ether in the third. Clarke started by drawing a base on balls and went to third on Wa ITS neatly placed hit to left Miller out, Bush to T.. Jones, scored Clarke,
 Detroit tied the score by landing two runs in the sixth. After Bush fan ned, Cobb singled to left and scored on Crawford's double to center Dele hanty grounded to Wagner, who threw poorly 10 Abstein and Crawford scored while Delehanty continued 10 second. Moriarity flied No Clarke and T. Jones popped an easy foul to Alb. stein.
 Pitisburg broke the tie in the sev- enth. After A5ams struck out. Byrne singled to left and went to third on Leach's hit to the same place. Clarke's home-run accounted for three scores. Wagner was hit in the back but as soon as he reached first base he forgot all about his pains and stole second and then third, scoring on Schmidt's high throw That gave Pittsburgh four runs and enough to make victory certain.
 Detroit scored dn the eighth on Clawford's home run.
 Wilson opened PNtsburgh's eighth with double between D. Jones and Crawford. which the former lost in the sun. Wilson scored on Gibson's single to right Gibson stole second. but was caught trying to steal third, Schwidt to Moriarity.
 SUMMARY.
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