The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-21
RuELBAcH, MINTYRE AND PHEiS-
TER HAMMERED ALL OVER
THE LOT AT CHICAGO
YESTERDAY.
MURPHY'S BATTING
WAS STAR STUNT
His First Exploit Home Run--Re-
s2ossibIe For Other Runs
Coombc, Who Pitched for
Athletics, Bstted Well
Notes on Game.

GNlCdsO, OCi. w. fHlIuusipHlu
came here today and rubbed 1t In,
The Athletics claimed the third sue.
cessiye victory of the championship
series, II to 8. With the big pennant
not nailed to the Quaker City mast to-
morrow, Connie Mack will be the
most surprised gentleman on the
baseball map. Captain Chance was
Ordered from the field in the third in
ming for disputing decision
In the three games so far the east
diers have pounded every assort-
ment of curves which the entire Cub
force OF pitchers could offer. Only
"KingS-s-.--, tie so-called pitching
find Of the year, remains to be con-
sidered by Chance. He has been held
back because of his inexperience in
crucial games and the belief, also that
his assortment of shoots is just what
the Mack men like. Mack will prob
ably send in Bender tomorrow. Three
Fingered" Brown, maybe Cole or
Foxen, untried men, or PfeistoY who
has been of little use this yea, may
pitch for Chicago
Combat Was Slaughter.
The combat today was slaughter.
RI lbach lasted two innings. He al
lowed a single, two doubles, passed
two and saw three runs oross the
plate Mcintyre, the next twirler,
pitched one-third Of an inning, but
that was long enough for the visitors
to hammer out two singles, home
run and to send Davis to first. With
the assistance Of boot by Schultz
-four runs were scored under his
reign s-p-.
The stars OF the day were Coombs.
Barry and Murphy.
Coombs allowed six hits. passed
four and contributed a two hagger
and single wdich added three runs
'tcg Philadelphia, Barry hit as IL
there was another automobile IN
sight. He also figured in double
plays. He made three hits each one
a double, drove in two runs and him
SELF reached the counting point
thrice a-A#
Murphys Home Run.
Murphy'a FIRST exploit was to smash
the bali over the right field overflow
into the bleachers for four sacks,
driving in two runners.
Archer the Cubs utility catcher,
replaced Chance when he was ordered
out OF the feld for disputing deci-
sion in the field
Sheckard faced Coombs four times,
All but once he was allowed to walk.
He brought two runs across the plate
and felded his position without a
flaw. Both Schulte's hits were
doubles. Tinker made tnree hits. one
a two-bagger, His fielding was not
UP to the standard. He negotiated
the only stolen base OF the day.
The weather was chilly, the sky
overcast and mist fell during the
game.
Gpp5lD. iNNNNiPtS Vppb
71.50. National commissions share,
$3,67515; players share, $l9,S45.6l;
club owners SIS, S,250,54. There were
1900 in line when the sale Of admis-
sion tickets began, and the stands
were filled at noon.
Schemes to Get Tickets.
Many interesting expedients were
takes to secure tickets for persons
who did not care to stand in line
themeelyes. One messenger boy hired
by the hour, was ordered to secure IL
tickets, regardless of cost He went
on duty at LII o'clock last night, and
was among the first to secure the
four tickets allowed to single pur-
chaser when the box office opened.
Purchasers were compelled to enter
the grounds Immediately. The boy
gave up one ticket and emerged with
the three remaining ones In his pos
session, to get a fresh place in the
lines Twice he was able to purchase
positions at SIS apiece from other
boys. It took him four trips to Sc
cure the desired tickets.
Had to Dismiss Court.
An extra-territorial incident of the
game occurred in Judge Scanlins
count. The. Judge, having ascertained
that the members Of his jury were
more Interested iii the game than In
the case at the bar, sought to right