The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-19

on the bases and COOmbs unsteady,
some sharp piece OF fielding would spoil
the chance after there was every pros
pect OF a score.
Brown Beaten in seventh.
Mordecai Brown pitched fairly good
eall In the early stages Of the game
and was quite steady. The Philadel-
phians began 10 touch him up in the
| third inning ana in the seventh he was
MT 10 all corners Of the field. Nine men
Went 10 bat In this inning and scored
STA runs on three doubles, two singles, a
base on balls, an error and a sacrifice.
AFTER that inning he was taken out
and was succeeded by Richie. In the
seven innings he pitched the white
Elephants hit him thirteen times for a
total OF seventeen bases.
Chicago scored its first run at the
| Deslnnlng OF the game. After Sheckard
/ mad received base on balls. and was
forced out by Schultz. Holman was
given four balls Chance filled the
| bases and Schultz scored on thinner
mans long sacrifice fly. Fast double
plays ended the chances either team
had TO score in the second inning.
with two on bases in the third and
no one out Chicago was unable 10
Forged 10 the front Steinfeldt FUN
Dled Thomas grOunder. COOmbs struck
out and Strunk singled. Lord forced
Strunk al second and then Collins hit
into the left field for two bases send
ing home both Thomas and Lord.
Ihere was no more scoring until the
run 10 its total. After Strunk had
struck out Lord singled and was forced
by Collins. The latter made his second
steal and came home on Davis pretty
single 10 left.
Cubs Score Again.
The National leaguers scored their
second run in the seventh. which made
the crowd feel a little uneasy over
Coombs' unsteadiness. Brown struck
ont and Sheckard sent a line drive into
fly TO Strunk and Holman worked
CoOmbs for his third base on balls. Cap
tain Chance then came out and sent a
hot single TO center and Sheckard
crossed the plate. Chance was forced
out BY Zimmerman.
Then came the second half of the
seventh that broke up The game SO far
as any doubt about the result was con-
eerned. Collins led off with a base on
balls and drew up at third on Bakers
single TO right. Captain Davis hit into
The left field crowd for two bases, Col
Inns walked home and Baker went 70
third. This brought up the hard-hit-
ting Murphy, who sent terrific drive
into left field for a double and Baker
and Davis raced acoss the plate. Chance
signalled 10 the bench and Richie went
down the field TO warm up.
Athletics Pile Them Up.
Barry sacrificed sending Murphy TO
third, and the latter came home with
the fourth run of the inning on Thomas
single. COOmbs was an easy out, but
Strunk lined a tWO-base hi 10 right.
scoring Thomas. Lord should have been
an easy out. but Sheckard dropped his
fly and Strunk scored the sixth run,
Lord went out in an attempt TO steal
second.
Chicago made one run in the ninth
ON HOfman's single, an out and Two
base hit by Zimmerman.
The crowd today was not so large as
thar Of yeste-d ~. but twas more en-
thusiastie as il had more to cheer for
The total paid attendance for the day
was 24,S57, and the total receipts were
S35.137
The total attendance for the two days
was 81, ass and the total receipts St2.-
561.50.
The share of the players for the two
days il $39,lSS.2l.
Pennsylvania railroad at S;55 o'clock
tonight for Chicago. They ar travel
ing in two special trains The thlf Ti
game of the series Will be played IN
that city on Thursday.
First Inning.
Chicago-Sheckard, first man up, was
given his base on balls, and was forced
at second. Collins TO Barry on Schultes
grounder. Holman was sent TO flrst on
balls, and Captain Chance came 10 the
plate. Both Schultz and Holman ad-
Vanced a base on Chances grOunder,
which was too hot for Baker 10 han
die. With bases full Zimmerman came
TO the plate. on the latter's sacrifice
fly TO Strunk Schultz scored Stein
feldt struck out. One run.
adelphia-Strunk, head of the
Athletics batting list struck out,
Killing missed the third strike but got
the runner at first Lord was tossed
out. Steinfeldt to Chance. Collins sim
gIed 20 right center and Baker who
did such good hitting yesterday, came
to the plate Collins stole second. Ba-
ker was thrown out, Brown 10 Chance.
No runs.
second Inning.
hicago-Tinker was safe at first on
Davis error, Baker making a perfect
throw. Tinker was doubled up with
King on the latter's line drive 10 Col
Inns. Brown was tossed out, Collins
TO Davis. No runs.
PhiIadelphia-Davis lifted long fly
10 HOFFMAN. Murphy took first on four
pitched balls. Barry forced Murphy. at
second. Tinker and Chance completing
a double play. No runs.
Third Inning.
ieago-Sheekare was given base
on balls for the second time. Schultz
was safe ar first, Davis dropping
COombs pretty throw. Hoffman was
out on a pop fly TO Davis on an at
tempted sacrifice. Schultz was given
a sacrifice hit on Davis error. Chance
struck out. Zimmerman ended the inn
ing on a line drive 10 Lord No runs.
delphia-Thomas reached first
on Steinfeldts error. Coombs struck
out. Strunk made an infield hit and
was safe. on Lords hit 10 Zimmerman.
Strunk was forced at second. Thomas
and Lord both scored on Collins dOu-
Bile 10 left. Baker was out at first on
Zimmerman's assist. Lord, who was on
first. kept on going home, as Steinfeldt
/ fumbled Sheekard's pretty throw 10
third. Steinfeldt was given an error
and Sheekard an assist. Two runs.
Fourth Inning.
Chfca eo-SfainfaIdf lifted a fIv m