New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

compelled 10 enter the grounds immedi-
a5ely upon buying their tickets.
This was 10 foil the scalpers. The boy
gave UP one ticket and Immediately
emerged with the three remaining ones in
his possession 10 get fresh place in the
line Twice he was able 10 purchase po-
sitions al s. apiece from other boys, who
had been holding their places for Just such
q speculation. Il took him four trips 70
secure the desired admission cards.
How Runs Were Scored.
For the first Two innings each team
matched the other. run for run. Strunk
scored first for me Athletics when he drew
a pass. took second on Lords sacrifice and
crossed the plate when Baker singled 70
centre. Eheckard walked in Chicagos half
Of the inning. went 70 third as Schultz
doubled tnro the crowd and scored on Hof-
mans sacrifice fy 10 Strunk
Davis walked at the opening Of the second
and took second on AIurphy's grounder n
Steirfeidc Barry's double brought Davis
home. while the former scored when
Coorlbs popped the hall into the crowd for
two bases. Tinker doubled in the second
inning while Beaumont and Sheckard
walked. filing the bases. Schultz hit for
rvyo bases and scored Tinker and Beaumont.
In the third inning. however. the Athletics
took a lead which the Cubs never over
came. scoring I've runs. Mcintyre sue
ceeded Reulbach a. the beginning of this
frame. ~ the same time a fine rain began
10 fall. Sheckard made a fine catch of
Lords foul. but the evil day could not he
pUr of any longer. Collins started a rally
with a single Baker raped the ball 70
right field and the sphere bounded past
Schultz. allowing Collins - score and
Baker 20 take third. Davis was hit by a
pitched ball and then Murphy pounded a
home run over the screen into the right
field bleachers, Baker and Davis scoring
ahead Of him. The entire Chicago infleld
protested that the nit, under the ground
rules. should have been a double. but they
protested n vain. and Chance WAS ordered
from the field
The avalanche Of hits proved too much
for McIntvre and he retired in favor of
Pfes1er. Barry knocked the first bali
pitched into the centre field crowd for
two-base hit He scored when Thomas hit
10 Tinker and the latter threw badly 10
Archer. Thomas was doubled at second on
-O0nbs's hi-. Zimmerman 10 Tinker 10
Archer, and ended the agony.
The Athletics were by no means through
scoring. however. and added four more runs
10 their already substantial lead in the
seventh inning Two brilliant PLAYS by
Zimmerman and Stei1feldt mad retired
Lord and Collins. but SreinfeId- immediate
ly afterward fumble6 Bakers bounder and
the latter was safe. Davis smashed a
single % right field and Tinker fumbled
Murphv's sharp grounder. filling the bases.
Both Davis and Baker scored when. for the
third tine. Bar~v doubled 70 left field.
Thomas walked. filing the bases again. and
Murphy and Barry crossed the plate as
Coombs singled over second.
The cubs scored Two runs in the eighth
inning. but not as the result Of q brilliant
hating rally. Shecka-d walked and Hof-
man doubled. with Two men out. A passed
bail allowed both runners 10 score. and
Murphy ended the inning by wonderful
catch of Zinmermans hard waIlop, jump
iEE into the right field crowd TO get the
ball.
Worse weather was predicted for to-uor-
row n q special baseball forecast issued to
night. It reads.
Friday. continued unsettled. probably
rain IL The morning. cold and misty during
Jha afternoon"