The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-09

bagger and was hit in four times up. Cobb failed to make hit as Leach robbed him of what was almost cer- tain three bagger.
 Cobb was up four times and drew a base on balls and scored Detroit's only run. He also stole a base in the fifth inning and it was on this play that Wagner made a remarkable oyer- handed scoop of Gibson's low and wide throw. The play was close and the Pittsburg men disputed Umpire O'Loughiin's decision for some time before they would continue the game Detroit scored in the first inning: Davey Jones drew base on balls and Bush sacrificed him to second, Abstern ] to Miller. Adams could not locate the plate and Cobb also walked. Crawford hit a smart bounder to Adams and Davey Jones was forced at third by a throw by Byrne.
 Delehanty landed a safe hit in left field and Cobb scored while Crawford moved to third and Delehanty to sec. end on the throw to the plate to catch Cobb.
 Moriarity shot a bounder to short stop but it hit Delehanty and the lat ter was out while Moriarity received credit for a hit. The Pittsburg play CTS were retired one, two, three in the first and two were out in the second when Abstein drew base on balls.
 This advantage was short-liyed as quick snap by Mulln to Tom Jones. Again in the third the Pittsburg men were retired in order and it was not until two were out in the fourth. that | Clarke's home-run came. Immediately after this, Wagner was hit by a pitch ed ball. but Miller ended the inning with fly to Cobb.
 The fifth inning brought about the I complete downfall of Detroit Dele hanty started it by making an inexcus- able tumble of Abstein's grounder and the Pittsburger was on third before the ball found it's way back to the in- field Mullin struck out Wilson after a hard time, but Gibgon's two hagger to center, scored Abstein. Bush then muffed Adams easy grounder. allow. ing the pitcher to get To first and Gibson to third. Bryan was hit on the head and the bases were full. Leach flied to Davey Jones and Gibson beat the throw to the plate. giving Pitts burg the lead by to 1. Clarke fin. ished the inning going out from Dele hanty to Tom Jones.
 Detroit was able to get men on first base in the second, third and fourth innings and to second in the fifth and seventh.
 Detroit's hopes rose when Davey Jones opened the fifth with a clean single to right but he was immediate ly forced by Bush, Wagner to Miller. Bush was forced the same route ny Cobb. Cobb then stole second, but the chances were gone when Crawford fouled to Gibson.
 Pittsburg added one more run fin the sixth. Wagner opened with two bagger to left and went to third when Schmidt made a bad throw to catch him mapping off second.
 Miller fouled to Schmidt and Alb stein hit puny roller in front of the plate and was out, Mullin to Tom Jones, while Wagner scored the fourth and last run. Wilson followed with a single to center and stole second, but Gibson ended the inning with a ayste Davey Jones.
 Leach saved the day for PltFsburg in the seventh With two out, Davey Jones singled to left and Bush drew a base on balls. Then came Cobb's terrific hit and Leach's spectacular catch.
 Detroit was retired in order in the eighth and ninth.
 In the ninth Jennings sent McIn tyre to bat for Jones, but the best he could do was to fly to Clarke. Schmidt sent an easy fly to Leach and Muffin ended the game by striking out. l Secretary William H. Locke. of Hhe Pittsbug Club, tonight announced that 29.577 tickets had been sold for the game today and that 29,264 paid admissions were received at the gates, Total receipts of the game today were $40, ,271.50. which according to Secre tary Locke would be divided as fol lows:
 To the National Commission, $4. 02715: to the players s21.746.61; to each club owner $7.24S.S7.
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