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PHILADELPHIA
COPIED FLAG N
WORLDS SERIES
Athletics Show Their
Prowess by Winning
With two Pitchers.
THE CUBS HUMBLE
Beaten at Nearly Every Turn
of the Road and Were
Outclassed.

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Philadelphians Of the American
League. The final score was 4 "a ..
When the cubs went in to the rama
yesterday it was with the firm deter
mination to win out, and the done
looked right to do 1t, when Mack n
nounced that Coombs wuld 70 back
in the box for the third time Of the
series. To the cub fans It did not
look like a good thing for Philadel-
phia for Coombs to pitch the third
game, with other mel in the I
list -aiting their turn. With the de.
feat Of Bender in Saturdays m
when the Cubs put up their old style
game, Mack reached the conclusion,
that there was nothing else to do but
to put Coombs on the slab again. ana
If they got to hitting him TO slim IN
either Morgan or Plank, neither Sc
which great pitchers have been given
a chance in the series.
Coombs proved his worth, and
while the Cubs hit Coombs for the
same number Of hits as the Athletics
got of Of Brown, they we're not 60
opportune and not so productive Of
run In the pinches Coombs dis
played good ge%neralship. and after
the n run lead which the Athletics
got in the fifth, he held the Cubs q
bay.
Chance showed HIS great condolences
In three-f1ngered Brown by | again
putting him into the breach Of tn
deciding game ofs thesses*1. Attsl
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grounds at Philadelphia, Tuesday, ana
showing asweakness against the slug.
ging aggregation, and then going IN.
to the game of Saturday to relievas
Cole In the ninth inning, IT did not
seem like a good bet that Brown
would go In for what might be the
final game. Chance, however, had
the utmost confidence In his marvel
GUS pitcher of former years, and. put
him on the slab, with Archer at the
receiving end: Brown worked we'll
up to the eighth inning, but with the
team behind going to pieces, anda
batting rally following, the champion
ed the plate.
The baseball writer's of Chicago,
who have been doping out the series
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aghast at the result of the series. They
expected the Cubs to have a mighty
hard fight OF their hands, but there
did not seem to be a possibility Of :
chance that the Athletics would run
off with the flag in any such form as
they did. Practically everything that
the Cubs had in fast work was put to
rout by the Athletics, and, with the
exception of the Saturday game there
seemed no way in which the Cubs
could stop the eastern team in its mad
dash to victory.
Great gloom settled down over t',is
city last night when the concluding
game was taken by the Athletics. Cub
fans felt throughout the day that the
omen of good luck had settled over
the west side ball park when the
Cubs finished strong in the Saturday
game, when they went through the
Athletics defense for a tenth inning
win.
National league supporters findsthe
only comfort in the post-season series
in the games between the New York
giant sand the New York Highlanders
when the Giants won four out OF six,
and the Cincinnati National League
team o over Cleveland Of the Amer
lean League team.
How the Scores Were Made.
Philadelphia scored in the first on
Hartsel's hit and steal and Collins
single.
Chicago got the run back In the
second on Chances double and Stein
feldt's hit, Chance In the meantime
having gone to third on q sacrifve.
The game went this way up to the
fifth, when the Mackmen annexed one
more when Steinfieldt fumbled Muir
phys grounder and Murphy took sec
ond on a sacrifice. Lapp scored him
On a single to center. Chicago blew
up in the eighth and the Athletics
scored five runs.
Coombs opened with a single hut
Hartsel forced him at second. Hart-
stole second and Lord scored him
on a double. Collins made q scratch
double, and Lord tailed. Collins
stole third, but was caught at the
plate on Bakers infeld hit. Davis
walked, Murphy smashed the bail
through second and Davis and Baker
scored. Hoffman threw Wild to the
plate allowing the second Of the runs
and placing Murphy on third, from
which station he scored on a wild
pitch. The Cubs got one in their
nalf OF h inning on Sheckard's dou-
BILE and Chances single.
Score by inningsy
Philadelphia
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