The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-21
ATHLETICS ARE
AGAIN V|CTORS
Philadelphia Wins From Chi
cago Cubs in Third Con-
secutiye Game.
PITCHERS FOR CUBS HIT
HARD THROUGHOUT GAME
Mack's Men Make Five Runs in
Third Inning: Score
~ to 5.

CHICAGO. Oct Philadelphia came
Athletics scored their third successive
victory of The worlds championship Sc
rics with the Chicago Nationals To the
tune OF IL to ). and if the big pennaut
is not naiIcd to the Quaker City mast to-
morrow. Connie Mack will be the most
surprised, bcwildcrcd, astoundcd and OBJ
!uSiItod gentleman on the baseball map.
Captain Chance was ordered from thu
field in the third inning for disputing a
decision.
In the three games played so far the
eastcrpcrs have pounded every assort-
mont Of curves which the entire galaxy
Of Chicago pitchers could offer only
King Cole. so-called pitching find oi
the year remains 10 he seriously COLI
sidered by Manager Chance. and he has
been held back because OF his lncNperi-
ence in crucial games and a BELIEF also
tina. his assortment OF shoots is just what
the Mack men like.
Picture Of Bender.
Mack in all probability, will furnish
local enthusiasts with a view OF Bender
tomorrow.
The big chief has a CORY collection Of
Cub scalps. taken In that threc-hit game
srarpened for more. Who Will go against
him is problem Maybe Three Fin
gered" Brown-maybe Cole. And then,
there are FoHcn, an untried man, and
fJcHcT, VINO HAS DeCn OA lllNlt H1t R''S
wear.
II is a matter OF Indifference 10 Mr..
Mack. He and his players regard the
game tomorrow as a. mere tormdllty-a
biz OF red tape with incidental profit. OF
course-necessary TO guarantee title 10
the bunting.
The combat today was a slaughter.
Big Ed ReuIbach lasted Just two innings.
during which he allowed one single and
two doubles. passed two hatsmen, and
saw three runs cross the. home plate.
Mcintyre was the next twirler led forth
for slaughter. Hc pitched Just third
of an. inning. but that was long enough
for the visitors 10 hammer out two SIN
giles, home run. and to send Davis 10
first rubbing his back where one OF tine
Mcintyre inshoots had hit him. With
the assistance OF a boot by Schultz four
runs we're scored under his benehcent
reign.
Stars of the Day.
The bright particular stars of the day
were Coombs, Barry and Murphy. Coombs
allowed only six hits, passed four men.
and contributed a two-b Dagger and SIN
gle. which added three runs to the Phila :
delphia collection. Barry hit as II there
he figured in double plays. lie made three
hits. each one a double. drove in two
runs and himself reached the counting
1, remained for Murphy. however. 10
eIcctrify the crowd. His first note
worthy exploit was 10 smash the hall over
rho heads of the right field ovcrnow
four sacks. driving in two runners ahead
OF him. At the time he did not know
how far the ball had Travelled and II
lowed under the ground rules for hits into
the overflow. Umpire O'Day waved TO
him 10 come in. which he did with half
the team slsppinS him on the back
The hit was more than A run counter.
for it figured largely in tho expulsion of
Captain Chance from the grounds
Chance. Joined bH most OF his men. sur
rounded o'Day in an endeavor 10 per
suadc him that the rules made all hits
into the crowd a, any point or dis
isncc doubles The umpire could not
proIcng tho argument. ordered him from
the field. Archer. ordinarily catcher.
replaced him at FIRST
Receives Ovation,
Murphy's next sensational exhibition
earned him an ovation. He ran back
after what Zimmerman had marked Tor a
double. jumped on the barrier in tho
right field. grasped tho bali by his finger
nails. fell over ba ck wards into tho crowd
and presently emerged with the trophy
s,ill safe. Meanwhile. Shcckard: thinking
that there were two out or that Muir
ply could not possibly have captured
awoke al third 10 find he had been dou
blcd al first
sheclard faced Coombs four times and
all hut once was allowed 70 walk Ifo
brought TWO runs across the plate and
ielded his position without a 0aw. Boil
OF Schultz hits were double Tinker
made three hits. OF which n
two dagger. His 1eldirr. WAS no. up to
his stick work. however. two errors be
ipG charged aga inst him. Iir negotiated
tho only stolen base ~ The day.
The brand of weather furnished con
stirute0 an argument against lon" Ych"d =
ules Early In the morning II raiucd
and while This shower passed. mst-lilt"
drops fell during much of tho game. y
chilling wind came from the northwest
and the sky 90 overcast with clouds
that the spccts iors ,ad difficulty Il,
kcepinE track NJ the ball,
There were 1000 persons in liuc WHOM
the sale Of general admission ticlscte