The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19
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Those Athletics Again Take a Whit at the Visitors From
 Chicago

Philadelphia, Oct. 19-The second game of the series for the greatest honors of the baseball universe, as did the hrsF game, went to the Philadel- phia Athletics. Chances Celebrated Chicago Cubs were trundled away again yesterday, this time by 9-s score. even more decisive than on the previousC day. The ignoniny of the NationqA. leagues best was made the greaterSby the Athletics who sent Three Finger Brown to shelter in the seventh inning following an avalanche of singles and doubles.
 Jack Coombs started the game for the AthfeticS and finished it. He held the Ch1cagoans pretty well at bay He was wilder than the law allows, heaping nine passes on the Cubs, but when the Teddy Bears thought they were were going to procure ef tallies gener- sH, Coonbs. was helped out by sensa tfon- al fielding, his assistants reeling off three double plays two of which were started sby Eddie Collins, the star of the oafternoon, and the other by Dan ny Murphy. The latter player was tie DIE noise of the afternoon. The one down, when Chance lined out to Murphy. Bracing himself, Danny tareWHE home, Thomas tagging Brown as-he- slid into the plate. Murphy's s play took, the fighting spirit out of ths6 ESEky west terners.
 In every round the Cubs had men -EQ dhefhf r eoSff. It is seldom, that the team ySaficHt is regarded as the greatest working machine in the world, on eightTshits, nine bases on balls and four pebbles will make only three
 IraLILTh Thomas is now regarded with efarpgd. Yesterday he Jagged willy Joe- Tinker the only man who at tempted to steal, whereas Eddie Col Iirass sxpiIfered second on two occasions
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 kK3Fown will remember as long as he lives the pounding to which he was subjected in the, seventh, when he was haAnn1ered for five hits, which netted six runs. Three of the raps off Chances pitching star in this epoch wersb for half of the circuit, Murphy, Bavfsand StruI1k being the artists to get in the better than one base clouts
 The Cubs got away to the lead in the first inning through the wildness gaIIAre followed a hit and sacrifice when brought in the run. The Ath- 1etics did little with Brown in the first went after the miner scoring two runs, shooting to the front and thereafter remaining there. It was Collins who turned the trick for Macks men in through with his first double, chasing both runners home. From the third on the Athletics held the whip hand, adding to their lead in the fifth and clinching their right to the game in the seventh by hammering Brown to all parts of the field. Nine men fac ed. in that squa11y inning, the man who has been so active in furnishing Chicago with four National league pennants and two Worlds champion
 Coonnbs started the game by dead heading Sheckard. Schu1tey forced Anezkard at second. Holman also Walked and Chance singled filling the bases When Zimmerman sent out a long fly to Strunk Schulte scored.
 with two on, Steinfeldt famed.
 Tn the third Thomas life was spar kdszon Steinfe1dt's tumble. Ceonbs laxfned, but Strunk singled to right, Fhomas going to third. Strunk was forced at second by Lord. Then came