The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-19
KNOCKED REDOUDTlDLE
BROWN OUT OF THE BOX
Teams EnTOute 10 Chicago
Where Third Game viii Be
Played Thursday
(By Associated Press.)

tBy Associated PresS)
Philadelphia, Oct ~ IN II game
that was filed with thrills from the
start, almost to the finish. the Phila.
delpaia American league champions
Tuesday aft rnoon administered a
crushing defeat to the Chicago Na-
tional league champions before more
than $4,000 persons Tie score was
3 20 -
1t was one OF the most exciting
games ever played or the American
league grounds III this city II
abonnded in sensational fielding and
terrific batting, and the big, perspiI-
ing crowd WAS frequently brought 10
ms feet with Wild enthusiasm rs play
er after player hit into the crowd,
The spectators received shock
when Pitcher Coombs showed INSTEAD
mess, but this was quickly forgotten
d little later when the fighting Ath-
leics" forged TO the front IN the
seventh when Captain Chances splen.
d.d machine WAS crushed under "a
clnnonading of hits, the big crowds
enthusiasm knew no bounds
Almost everything tiat goes into a
baseball game and makes II one OF
the most exciting of outdoor sports
was in evidence. There We're errors
on both sides "A generous c0ntribna
ton OF bases on balls that frequent.
~ had pitchers in trouble, long hits,
fast base running AMI lightning dou
bic plays.
Collins The Hero
The hero of tae afternoon, who
shone as brilliantly in his depart
ment of the game us did Gender In
MONDAYS contest. was Eddie Col
l'ns, the star second baseman Of the
home team This former captain of
the Columbia university nine several
times electrified the crowd by Ais
sensational work. The score books
show that in his five turns at the
plate he reached first base every time
by making three hits. Two OF them
doubles receiving n base on balls and
making force play He scored two
runs and sent two home accepted
ten chances without an error, figured
IN two sensational PLAY ;gat stopped
Chicago from running the bases and
last, but not least. the champion base
runer stole twice on tle King OF Ma
tional league backstops King.
Collins work ON the paths greatly
delighted tie crowd. Morlecial Brown
kept Collins as close rs he could tu
the first base bag In te seventh
Collins out-guessed the Chicago bs.-
terry three times. Brown pitching
three wide balls for King tu line tao
BAH to second. but each time COL
Inns appeared 10 divine the play and
waited Then he maee his dash ana
went In to tile bag from first 4 per-
feet throw reached the bag Just an
instant too late
coombs Erratic
Coomhs pitched most erratic
game. giving nine bases on balls lie
got into trouble in the first inning
by giving two OF the first three men
up bases on balls he got away with
the inning with but one run against
bis team At several other stages OF
the contest Pc was in trouble. bni the
brilliant work of the men behind him
pulled him or Of difficulty he seem
ed 10 show better form w3en the
bases were occupied than when the
bags were clear This is shown By
the fact that Chicago had fourteen
men left on the bases.
Chicagos inside play did NOT seem
te be in working order. for with tho
men on the bases and Coombs un-
steady some spicy fielding would
spoil the chance after there Was ey-
cry prospect OF score.
Mordecial Bron pitched fairly good
ball IN the early stages of the game
and was quite steady The Philadel.
rhlans began to touch him up In the
third inning and in the seventh he
was hit to all corners of the field.
Nine men went to bat in this ia
ming and scored six runs on three
doubles. two siueles haea on balls,
an error ami sacrifice. After that
inning be vas taken out aud was sue
eeedcd by Richie. In the seven inning
he pitched. the white elephants hit
him thirteen times for a total of sey-
mteon bases ~
The total paid attendance fora the
day was 1891 aud the total receipts
were S35.l37. The total attendance
for the two DAYS was 5i,4SS aud the
total receipts s72,5Gl,50.
The share for the PLAYERS for the
two days is s3g.1Ss2l.
The two teams left here over the
Pennsylvania railroad at 1855 o'clock
last night for Chicago They are
travelling In two special trains. The
third game Of the series will be play
ed IN that city on Thursday
The score:
PHILADELPHIA