The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-21
In the three games played so far tn


In the three games played SO Tar 'ile
.-,sr,ers have pounded every assort-
al Of curves which the entire gall
Nv Of Chicago pitchers could offer.
0nlv king" Cole. so-oalled pitching
sn5 of the year. remains 10 be seri-
H"siv considered BY Manager Chance
he has been held back because Of
hi .naxperience in crucial games and
hsli.f also that his assortment or
shoots is Just what the Mack men ike.
Mack in all probability viii furnish
Local enthusiasts with view OF Ben
5sr tomorrow. The big chief has
cory collection Of Cub scalps taken in
mai tbree-hit game at Philadelphia.
huf his knife is newly sharpened for
more. Who viii go against him is a
probIem. Maybe ''ThTee-hngered'
Rrown-maybe Cole. And then. there
are Foxen. an untried man, and Pfef-
Ter who has been of little use this
year.
II is a matter OF Indifference 10
AR Mack. He and his players regard
the game tomorrow as a mere formal
iva bit OF red tape with incidental
pr0ht Of cOurse-necessary 10 guar
antee title to the bunting.
The combat today was a slaughter
Big Ed Reulbach lasted just TWO inn
ingS during which he allowed one SIN
Gle and two doubles passed TWO bats
men. and saw three runs cross the
home plate. Mcintyre was the next
twirler led forth for slaughter. He
uitched Just a third of an inning, but
mat was long enough for the visitors
10 hammer out two singles, home
run. and 10 send Davis 10 nrst rub
hing his lack, where one of Mcln-
tyre's insh0ots had hit him. With the
assistance Of a boot by Schultz. four
runs were scored under his benefieent
reign,
The bright particular stars of the
dav were COombS, Barry and Murphy.
C0ombs allowed only six hits, passed
four men. and contributed tWO-Dag-
ger and a single which added three
runs 10 the Philadelphia collection.
Barry hit as IL there were another au-
tomoble In sight Also he figured in
double plays He made three hts.
each one a double. drove in two runs,
ana himself reached the counting sta
lion three times.
Mmphy's Homer.
II remained for Murphy. however
10 elecUify the crowd. His first note
worthy exploit was 10 smash the bal
over the heads of the right field over
flow crowd into the regular bleachers
for four sacks, driving in two runners
ahead or him. Al the time he did not
know how far the ball had travelled,
and stopped after covering the two
bases allowed 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 slappine
him on the back.
Tho hit was more than a run
counter. for it figured largely in tbs
expulsion OF Captain Chance from tbs
grounds, Chance. Joined by most OF
his men. surrounded O'Day in an en-
deayor 10 persuade him that the rules
made all hits into the crowd at any
point or distance doubles. The umpire
could not see il. and when the Cul
leader sought 20 prolong the argument
ordered him from the field. Archer
ordinarily catcher, replaced him al
first
Murphy's next sensational exhibi
tiOn earned him an ovation. He raj
back after what Holman had marked
FOR a double. jumped on the barrier
in the right field. caught the ball b!
his finger nails. fell over backward
into the crowd and presently emerged
with the trophy still safe. Meanwhile
Sheckard. thinking that there Wer'
twO out, or that Murphy could no
possibly have captured the drive, spe'
around the bases. He awOke at third
10 find he had been doubled at first
Sheckard faced COOmbs four time
and an but once was allowed 10 walk
He brought TWO runs across the plat
aud fielded mis- position without a flaw
Both OF Schulte's hits We're doubles
Tinker made three hits, one OF which
was a twO-bagger. His fielding wa
NOT up 10 his stick work, however, TIVE
errors being charged against him. IL
negotiated the only stolen base of tbs
day.
Weather Is Bad.
The brand of weather furnished
constituted an argument against Ions
schedules Early in the morning i
ralned, and while this shower passed
mist-like drops fell during much o
the game. A chilling wind came from
the northwest and the clouds were
50 overcast that the spectators ha'
ditueuity IN keeping track OF the ball
There We're four thousand person.
In line when the sale of general al
mission tickets began and when tn
turhstile count was completed, II wa
announced that e6.2I0 persons pais
for their admission 20 the grounds
The stands We're filled at noon, man.
OF those present munching away a
lunches aud drinking coffee which
was haWked about the stands in littl
ul buckets.
There were interesting eXpedients Z
secure tickets for persons who dix
not care 70 stand IN line themselves
The experience OF a messenger DO,
hired BY the hour is typical He Wa
ordered 10 secure twelve tickets re
gardless Of cost He went on duty a
IL o'clock last night. and was amon'
the first 10 secure the four tickets al
lowed % single purchaser when tn
boV office opened.
BY special construction Of the tieke
boa ane tne Use OF guards. purchas
ers we're compelled 10 enter tn
grounds Immediately upon buyini
their tickets. This was 10 foil IN
Z. til.