The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18

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left and IN came Lord. Then there was a
consultation Of all the 'afslders except
Zim on the subject, "s' re derrick
Orval2"
Umpire Takes U I'd.
Connolly broke the debate by remind
ing the cOnsultauts that the afternoon
was waning, so they went back and
let Overall stay IN. Davis famed Lord
made dash for second. but the ban
Overall sent was pitched out and King
whirled to Tinker getting the runner
by large margin. However. Athletics.
g. Cubs. o.
Again just three Chicago men offered
at the ball Barry threw out Sheckard.
Schultz walked. Holman famed high
one. close ;n, with all sorts or burning
speed doing the trick. While Chance was
al The bat Schultz thought he'd steal
second lie didn't Thomas 10 Collins
and all OF
IL was Mcintyre the AthI.tlcs faced in
the fourth. and little OF 70 they eor of f.
Murphy and Harry rolled out on inneId
grounders and Thomas famed. The fifth
inning was brief indeed Chance hit To-
ward Collins. Good night Zlm and
Ste!ny famed. But for the matter Of
that, Mcintyre made Bender Whit
SUunk walked. bur was caught stealing
and Lord famed, so Mcintyre looked
very good stil
Bender started the sixth by wayering 4
little. lie pitched three balls 10 Tinker.
Then he put two across and offered
third that was so good Tinker had TO
swing. II was a long fly easy for Strunk.
Killing then retired after a fiy to Murphy
Bender found all sorts OF corners for him
and for Mcintyre who famed
Applaud Collins Effort.
For the Athletics Collins opened by
hitting straight at the pitcher. Mcintyre
detected the ball and Tinker got H. He
made a fine throw to FIRST and Collins
was out. Applause from the crowd. They
think Well of Collins in Philadelphia
Baker and Davis gave no trouble.
Bender pitched some more great ball in
the seventh. Barry attended 10 Sheckard.
Bender served TWO strikes to Schultz
Then he put over three balls and then
he struck Schultz out The Indian
whipped over three bad ones 10 Holman
Then came two strikes, Holman accord
ing 10 the custom not bothering about
them. The next one was a terrific smash
to Baker. He held on and got it over 10
work
SheckaTd ran back a mile or so for
Murphy's long fly, IN the Athletics part
OF the seventh. It was a regular worlds
series catch. Barry rolled 20 Chance
Thomas had only 10 wait while four balls
were pitched. Bender made d great mnge
at the ball and splashed toward Chance
The p. l.. merely grinned gathered I'd
the ball. walked a step and made the odt.
For the eighth time Bender had only
three batters to de8 with when the Cubs
next came up. Chance couldn't get bv|
Collins, although his hit was sharp ami
deep. Zim famed. Steiny popped 10
Baker Two Athletics went out very
easily in their part Of the eighth. Tim
and Frank took care OF Strunk and Lord
flied to Artie out in center
Mcintyre Max - had Throw.
Eddie Collins got a base on balls. III
only shows how little you can tell about
things. McInyres first throw over toI
the bag almost got Eddie and Chance
looked unutterable things at O'Day when
he said safe Mac, old boy, tried it again
but unwisely. The ball went away 70 the
left of the first baseman, and the next
thing anyone knew Collins was on third
He did loo yards off the reel in 10 2-5
seconds in college, so he can go some.
Baker blazed another one OF those long
bits, sending it far to right. away over
the crowd. It struck just about a ward
below the top of the fence else there
would have been a home run 10 record.
II was comforting TO note the way the
Athletics provided hits when there was
any one on bases 10 bring in. Collins
scored. Davis rolled to Mcintyre. How
really little you can tell about things
was shown in the Cubs final HEX Here
was Bender pitching a one-hit game, ap-
parently and every one roofing hard for
him 10 get away with it.
Tinker Starts Things.
Tinker, the first man up. sent out
short foul. which Thomas got 20 but
Couldn't hold u ctrs,oI- ha L{z