The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-24

was exactly the reason that "TopSy'
was PLAYED instead OF Strunk. He
stole second while Lord was striking
out and brought in the first run when
Collins hit TO center for one base,
Brown struck out Lord and Davis in
this inning.
Cubs Got Busy in the Second.
Chicago came right back in the
second when Chance doubled TO left.
took third on 4 sacrifice and scored
when Steinfeldt delivered a belated
hit In the third and fourth stan
ZaS the Philadelphias were not threat
enlnG, but Coombs did some stellar
pitching to save himself from trouble
in Chicagos half OF the fourth TWO
hits and a pass had filed the bases,
with one out, but the young Philadel-
phian settling TO his work famed the
always to be feared Tinker and Ar
cher
The casterners assumed the lead in
the fifth and were never headed there
after Ste!nfeldtS tumble gave Muir.
Dry a lift al first Barry sacrificed
and LaDp who donned the catcher'S
init in place OF Thomas. sent him
home with a single.
Cubs Went to Pieces in Eighth.
The Chicago team went to pieces
in the eighth inning when Brown held
CoombS too lightly and the latter SIN
gled, but later was forced by Harisel.
Lord doubled and ITarJsel scored, fol
lowing which Collins raped out an
| other two bagGer and Lord crossed the
| plate. Collins, taking advantage oi
! the confusion In the Chicago camp
| stole third. but was out al the plate
| when Baker hit weakly to Zimmerman
! Davis was allowed to walk. placing
runners on first and second. Then
| Chicago blew up Murphy singled tC
! center and Baker scored from second
| Davis was at Bakers heels and Hof
man. who retrieved the hit, threw q
block away from Archer, and Davis
scored Murphy had reached second
and stopped. but Umpire O'Day in
vited him TO take another base under
the ground rules, Hofman's wild heavC
having bumped the grandstand. JUS
TO top off the farce. Brown delivered
a wild pitch and Murphy came home
A moment later Brown gave Barry ;
base on balls, but Lazy ended th'
hilarity with an easy grounder
Chicago Picks UP.
In their half Of this inning. TIL
ChicaGos took desperate brace an,
added a run to their credit, but thi
was all SheckeTd, the head of tn
batting list, doubled TO left and wen
to third on Sohutes out Hofma
missed three good ones. but Captai
Chance produced the needed hit an
: Sheckard scored Zimmerman ende
the opportunity of this inning with
long lily to left.
Coombs tiehtened up in the nintl
Steinfeldl and Tinker hoisted
Lord Archer made his first hit, bt
. was forced at second for the last on
+ oi the series when King, who bate
for Brown, sent an easy grounder
Barry.
n Weakness Of Pitchers.
L Chicago's failure in the series ca
i be laid TO one cause.-The weaknes
of the pitchers. The club has mai
, tained It's place in the National leagr
race by getting an extra run or tw
in small score games In the wore
of Joe Tinker, when they hit Oh
pitchers, we're not winners Not OF
OF the pitchers were able to keep Il
hits down-Oyerall. Brown, Pfeiste
Ruelbach Mcintyre. Cole-they 4
look alike to the Philadelphia batter
First inning.
4 dclphla-Steinfeldt played ,
for buut on Hart sci, but the latU
singled between short and secou
Lord made two strikes in attemptiI
to bunt and then struck out. Harts
stole second standing up as Meth
Tinker nor Zimmerman covered Il
bag Hartscl scored from secol
q when Collins hit a single between sc
:, ond and short Baker was the se
= ond ont on a perpendicular foul to !
Il cher Collins stole second, Archie