Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-20

ii,onnip Mack's crew TOOK tHe Sai''.S VI
,som work, playing gilt-edged bail.
. .coomhs was supported by the inheld.
and lacked up BY the outfielders. out
nitehlng Reulbach at every stage OF the
game In the third innings Reulbach
wa found for four clean hits. Murphy
tnSocked the ball over the fence and
brought in two runs. Lord and Baker
we're also hard 3stlckers and made hits
when they counted runs.
Tinker and King headed the batting
list for the Cubs. In the fourth IN
ming when ii looked like both would
score they we're nipped off by a
pretty double play and hopes Of
rally to stem the tide OF the game was
given up. After the fourth Coombs
settled down TO steady pitching and
the. Cubs were retired one inter the.
otner3u to the eighth inning. The
seventh inning spread gloom OVERTIME,
Z Chicago fans when four more runs
we're Dated out BY the Phillies. The
Chicago fans practically abandoned
hope Of winning the series but rely on
( King cole'sin tomorrow'ss game to,
keep the Cubs from being shut out.
ofLthe series entirely.
The two runs which came In the
eighth inning threw some life into the
grandstand. but II was only for a
moment The rally was cut short by
two brilliant plays on the part Of the
Athletics.
B nyn ID ~ n SST.I,
/ admission tickets to the third game
OF the world championship series be-
gan at 1880 o'clock today. with about
i,ooo persons, undaunted by tho.
lowering skies in line.
81 the grounds. Scalpers took advant-
age Of this in a peculiar way. AS d
man purchased his ticket, he was
compelled to enter the grounds. This
the SPECTATORS did but Immediately
emerged and endeavored to make a
profit on the three remaining tickets.
In this they were usually successful.
Boys who had advantageous places in
line sold them for as high as five dol
lars. n u 1l
The batting order:
Observation-Disclosures CT; Lord, If;
collins. 2b.; Baker, 3D.; Davis, 1b.;
Plank D. IS III
Z !, ,,Chicago-sheckard. III; Schultz, r.f.:
holman. c,f.; Chance, 1b.; thinner
man 2b.; Steinfeldt, 3b.; Tinker,
~; King. G. ;$Reulbach or Cole p.
/, um1plres-O day, before the plate;
snerldan. on bases: Connolly, left
ned; Rigler. right field.
FIRST.
First innings, Philadelphia-S
sNen base on balls.
strunk went to second on Lords
sniefce bunt, the latter out, Seulbach
70 Chance. Sheckard took Collins
reSas Leaguer. Strunk scored Of,
Baker's5 single center Baker out steal
lng second, Killing to Tinker. One run.
FIRST inning, Chicago--Sheckard walk
90 Schultz doubled into oentcr over
now, Sheckard going to third. The
ground rules allow only two bases on
amt into the overflow crowd, Sheck-
S 40 scored on Hofman's sacrifice fly Ia
s sill Schultz took third on the
pay Chance struck out. thinner
mans all,s high fly fell into Strunk's
aaads; One run. IS
10 SECOND.
4. rnilatlelphia--Dnvis was passed m
, su pitched balls. Murphy grounded
wv stelnfeldt to Chance, Davis going
"a y, second. Barry doubled into ileft
'st,u, scoring Davis. Thomas lined "a
npe a., Barry was held at second,
JURY scored when Coombs hit for two
es INTO the right fold crowd. Chance
DIV ttuelpach conferred, Killing Joining.
nn,uelpach resumed. Strunk went out
zimmerman to Chance. Two runs.
,Ssn,eago-steinfeldt popped to Barry
mixer doubled down right field fou]
MY. TIe, King went out, Baker to Davis
ht a., taking third base Beaumont
uatung for Ruelbnch. beaumont
=, Sheckard also received i free
Ppassagc. filling the, bases. Tinker nnd
tneauinont scored when Schultz hit "a,
T 1Sn pases to left. Hoffman struck out
y,g. THIRD.
!, ttln,Ilia.delphia-- Mcintyre vent n ~
.E INV, Tor Chicago. Sleckard made q
s'tss' s' ~ catch OF Lords long fIyTIes Z
oa 1n, INC rain began falling. but thc
Snn.; Was not stopped. SteinfeidtSwas
IW ih,v,S able to check Collins sharp hit'
wbnn was q safe one. Collins scoref
Mn, schultz let Bakers single mass
DAVE baker made third on the error n
wan Y WIS hit by n pitched ball
I'm in'N, n, llrst Murphy knocked d home
I, a'I -. over the right field {bleachnrs
chi G I'D! Davis scoring ahead Of hin
sist tsr ~. entire infleld athered IL In.
.hit MA. i,at under ground rules Murphy,
Ths s nsa. merely have been a double
IN i'rotests arailed them nothing. -
conrIn,.SIe Was ordered OF the field 70,
III A', ", his protest, Archer takina
Si s pace Mt first. Pfeistcr replacee
the stst 9, ", The box. Barry knocked
crowd az pa \ pitched Into center fielt