The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20
SCORED FIVE RUNS
IN THE THIRD INNING
Chance Protested Home Run
Hi and Is Ordered
on fIsId

tBY AssocIaled pross.l

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Chicago. Il.. Oct 20 The shiycr'
Ing, undauntcd enthusiasts lined ap
at dawn waiting sor tickets 70 the
third game Of the worlds series TIE
philadolphlans, after passing Il rest-
ful night, seemed III rhe locals ~
Ter suffering Two egfeais. believed =
victory due on luck, ii nothing else
First inning
The game was called at 2spt
Philadelphia Strunk walked, Lord
Lord sacrificed, Strunk taking second:
Collins flew to Sheckard; Strunk
scored on Bakers single, Baker out
stealing second One run.
Chicago Sheckard walked, schultz
doubled. Sheckard taking Third
lloffmans sacrifice fly scored Sheck'
ard Sclulte taking third; Chance
struck out Zimmerman flies 20
stluuk ORne run.
Second Inning.
Philadelphia Davis walked Mur
lplly grounded ont Davis going % sec.
onj Barry doubled scoring Davis;
/ Thomas llnqd TO schultz: coombs
/ doubled scoring barfs Strunk struck
! ont Two runs
/ Ciicago- sfonf,ldt flew TO Barry:
Tinker doubled. King out. Baker 20
+ Davis. Tinker taking third. Beau
i1nont. batting for Ruelbach. Wlaked'
shekard wallrd schnlte doubled,
scoring rmkrr and beaumont. Hotf'
e,an famed Two runs
I Third inning.
phlallphia Mclntlte pitching Col
I Inns. Baker pavis Murphy and Barry
scorde Murphy Knocked home run
I into the beachers Chance protested
+ II should merely DO allowed as a
double was mgaorml Chance contin.
ucl 10 protest and VAS ordered off the
ficld Archer replacing him. Plelster
replaces Melniire Five runs
Chicago 80 runs
Fourth inning
Neither side scored
rfth Inning
Neither scored In tie firth
Sixth Inning
Neither scored
Seventh Inning.
Philadelphia Folp runs.
Chicago No runs
Eighth Inning.
Philadelphia No runs
Chicago rNn rnne
Ninth Inning
Chicago IaiIs 10 score
Sore Philadelphia ~ Chicago. >.
Teams Greeted at Chicago.
With tic return of the twice defeat
edfeated chiragu Nationals and the
arrival Il the victorious American
league team today. supporters OF tho
western men took oa new hope. The
teams reached Chicago carly In the
afternoon on two sections OF Il spec.
lal train travelling about Ten hlAgtes
apart
The Americans train, the flrst % ar
rive. carried Manager Mack aud tho
team. Umpire slligler. Sheridan. 0'Day
and Connelly Most OF the men were
recog Ized as they stepped from the
train and each individual WAS cheeTcd
heafily
When fhs Nati9nais train rolled w
ten minutes later. 4 special guard OK
policemen gas necessary. The train
cOntalued the Chicago team. members
i cf the aNtlonal coinnlssioH, Charles
=. Taft. brother OF President Tart,
President Murphy Of tho aNtionai
league team. and newspaper writer's.
with the appearances Of the Chicago
players Chicago confidence took a
spult
There Ha@ no tendency on the part
OF tie Chicago players 10 excuse the
two LOSSES The men accepted theut
and neN wlshant seeking 70 account
FOR the pass arc dnylsing means Of
turning defeat into victory by two
.traleht Victories here.
Somew here between Philadelphia
! and their hotel 80 this city the Amer
ipaus bais were lost They failed %
lnaeh lie hQlhl Nitns other luggage OF
Iiho men and report spread that the
! sticks bad heel leIt ia Phlladelphis.
iA 4 f6Fet 0l sss8reIsafS was sent out to
mntfoe the bats. but an hour later
. they he'd been delivered to the baii
park They we're locked up In the
park and confidence returned to the
pnilaaelphians.
Reulbaeh declared he was ready
for the game tomorrow, He said that
haring seen the philadelphia team Ia
ae-son he Is confident Of breaking UP
their winmg streak. iteuibaen mas
not pitched for q number OF days and
nos Is said to be Chances chief hope
Assertions that many seats for tho
aanleA here had heun dispcSad OF 10