Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-24


gled to the right of Collins, but was
out stealing, Lapp to Collins. One hit,
no runs.
FOURTH INNING.
adelphia-Collins rolled out to
Chance. Baker famed. Zimmerman
took Davis grounder and threw him
out at first. No hits, no runs.
Chicaqo-Coombs got the ball over
the plate once for Holman in five at
tempts and issued his first and only
pass. Chance forced Holman at sec
Ond. COOmbs TO Barry. Zimmerman
singled to right, Chance taking second.
Baker made an eXcusable error on
Steinfeldt's hard hit grounder and the
bases were full. Coombs frightened
and famed both Tinker and Archer.
One hit, no runs, one error.
FIFTH INNING.
eIphia-Steinfeldt mussed up
Murphy's roller. Barry sacrificed
Murphy to second and went out,
Brown to Chance. Lapp singled TO
left, Murphy registering. Coombs hit
a grounder at Brown and was out at
first, Lapp taking second. Hartsel
struck out. One hit, one run, one err
rOr.
Chicago-Brown went out, Collins to
Davis. Sheckard singled to center. but
was forced by Schultz at second. Bar
" to Collins. Schultz was out steal
ing, Lapp to Collins. One hit, no runs.
SIXTH INNING.
Philadelphia - Archer captured
Lords high foul. Collins flied out to
Sheckard. Baker drove a grounder
through Brown but Zimmerman recov-
cred the ball and threw Baker out at
first. No hits. no runs.
Chicaao-Barry and Davis disposed
of Holman. Chance flied out to Lord.
Zimmerman singled to right and stole
second. Steinfeldt forced Lord to back
up in order to get under a long fly.
One hit, no runs.
SEVENTH INNING.
Iphia-Brown failed to stop
Davis slam, but DETECTED the bail so
that Zimmerman was able to get his
hands on it and throw the Athletic
leader out at first. Murphy doubled to
left and went to third on Barrys long
fly to Holman. Lapp famed. One hit,
no runs.
Chcago-Hartsel robbed Tinker OF
a double by racing over to the left field
boxes and capturing Joe's fly as it was
about to drop into the crowd. Archer
famed. Brown grounded out, Barry
to Davis. No hits, no runs.
EIGHTH INNING.
PhiladeI phia-Coomb singIeu ~
right, but was forced at second by
Hartsel, Steinfeldt to Tinker. Hartsel
stole second on the second strike call
ed on Lord and scored when Lord dou-
bled to right Collins counted Lord
with a two-base hit that bounded off
first base Collins stole third, but
was thrown out at the plate on Bakers
sharp rap to Zimmerman. Brown pass
ed Davis. Murphy's drive bounded off
Zimmerman's foot into center field and
Baker scored. Zimmerman chased the
ball and, after recovering it, threw
wild to Archer, Davis racing in and
Murphy going to third. Brown let
loose a wild pitch, on which Murphy
scored. Barry drew a walk. Lapp
grounded out, Brown to Chance. Four
hits. five runs, one error.
Chicaqo-Sheckard doubled to left
and went to third on Schulte's out,
Barry to Davis. Holman struck out.
Chance scored Sheckard with a single
to right. Hartsel backed up to the
left field barrier and made a spectaou-
lar catch of Zimmerman's lift. Two
hits, one run.
NINTH INNING.
Iphia-Brown got CoOmbs' /
grounder and threw him out at first. /
Hartsel was also the victim of Brown .
and Chance. Lord drew a walk and /
went to third on Collins double to /.
center. Baker fouled out to Archer. |
One hit. no runs.
Chicago-Lord captured long flies /
from the bats of Steinfeldt and Tinker. |
Archer singled to right. King, bat .
ting for Brown, slammed a grounder .
at Barry, who touched second for .
Archer's force-out. The Athletics were .
worlds champions. One hit, no runs.