The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23

VIII, with .es clean r.. double to light a9a the
best was a sharp grounder, which Tin
ker fumbled for one GREATNESS moment.
and then threw Davis out at third. Barry
ended the rally by striking out.
The Winning Run.
There were two out when the win;
out. but Archer interpolated a double.
which was followed by Browns out at
tirst Every local hope hung on. shecIs.
hearts IL did not have to hang for long.
The Chicago left fielder lit into the first
ball pitched and the agony was over.
Chance answered the call OF the West
Cole into the pitching box. Archer was
named to catch because Kings batting
average of .os7 for the series, it was
or anybody else
Chicago scored in the hrst when Sheck-
ard walked. stole the only base OF the
the fourth, Schultz singled and made
third when Hoffman hit too hot for Da-
Wis, scoring on a single by Chance. Fur
ther scoring was checked by a double
play
Philadelphia tied the score In the third
when Bender walked and came home on
Strunks triple to deep center. In the
fourth II looked as II the A. Americans I.
Doubles by Baker and Murphy, and a
single by Collins netted two runs. Cole.
however, steadied, and was credited with
three strikeouts.
Athletics Threateuing.
In the fifth. the visitors had two men
on bases, but Lord and Collins each sent
high ones to Sheckard and the oppor-
tunity vanished. In the sixth they were
threatening. Baker walked and was sac
rifced TO second. Murphys single was
too hot for Steinfeldt and Baker perched
nv, irI Ro IN oh rrly IN Gfot tnfa
who threw to Archer, and Baker was out
by a close margin at the plate.
In the eighth. Baker was again caught.
at the pste1Src4e 1S 4. out Saser beat 0ns
advanced the runners with a sacrifice
and Baker filled the bases when he was
hit by pitched ball. There were none
out when Thomas hit TO Cole. who
doubled at first.
The official forecast tonight promises
fair. and warmer ton,orrow' which
should produce ideal baseball weather.
Coombs and Brown are likely to be the
opposing pitchers.
King Is Displaced.
Half an hour before the same began
poured into the field. At batting practice
the phsSephans hey Shew1d d. SaS nc IN
cry corner of the field. Bender warmed
UP in homeopathic doses, tossing the ball
gently to Thomas or taking his turn at
the bat.
The batteries announced are Cole and
Archer for Chicago; Bender and Thomas
for Philadelphia King was displaced
thought that Archer might strengthen
the playing,
Disposition of umpires: Rigler on bases:
o'pay in right field; Sheridan in left field
chicago-sheclsar IT,; Schultz. RI:
Hoffman. CT; Chance: lh.; Zimmerman.
60; steinfeldt 3b; Tinker, ss.; Archer.
PhiladeIphia-strunk, ui cf.; Lord. H.;
Collins, 2b. Baker. 3d.. Davis. ID: Muir
ply. RI; Barry. S.; Thomas. c.; Ben
umHpires-s Sheridan. Rigler. Connolly
and O'Day.
hits into the overflow crowd or to run
pers on passed balls going as far as the
The latter extends about twenty-five
feet in front of the regular seats and
decreases the distance behind the catch
ers TO that extent.
First Inning.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. out Steinfeldt to
Chance. Sheckard made a neat running
catch of Lords line drive. U1nins. out.
Chance 10 Cole. who covered first base.
No runs.
chica go-sheckard walked. Schultz
struck out. Sheckard stole second.
over third. Chance forced Holman at
second and was himself called out at
first because Holman tnterfered with the
throw The play on Hoffman was Baker
TO Collins. One run,
Second Inning.
Phladelphia-Baker singled. Davis
struck out. Schultz took Murphy's fly.
Baker out stealing. Archer to Tinker
No rlns.
Chicaso-Zimmerman hit a. high fly 10
Murphy, Steinfeldt grounded out, Ba-
ker to Davis. Tinker waited for four
balls. Tinker out stealing, Thomas to
| Collins. No runs.
Third Inning.
lphia-Barry sent half dozen
| fouls to various parts OF the grounds
| then he went out, Steinfeldt to Chance
| Thomas was easy, Cole TO Chance. Ben.
! der was given base on balls Bender