The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-18
THE SPORTING
AUTHORITY OF
SALT LAKE
ATHLETICS DEFEAT CUBS in
FIRST game OF WORLD SERIES

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srors bv Baker and Barry the
lAl,ggfrs vas not sensational
Baeks1op Not Weak.
49, ,r- base stolen was by Murphy.
l- re4rned second base on high
N-Ifa5 hall which King could not
Rims down IN time LOT a Wy 70 I inc
$3.50 yg-a ilnezs behind the bat did
-r,e- itself as Thomas had the bail
Ir r1 second ahead or the runner
-lE lime "a steal was tried. only TWO
-lsrUfs we're made, both by Schultz.
Tr- crowd that saw the game was
.r rre largest that ever attended a
Ls-abaU game in this city. The orr
I'm count az the attendance was Zoresl
and the total receipts, S5ttt-4-o0- VI
ms amount the players VIII receive
Sa6gUqz2. the club owners, 3l3,8t2.s2,
~ ffe national commission. S3,l42.4a.
ME failure of q record crowd TO at
tend was due partly 20 the inaolllty
oil The visitors 10 obtain reserve
$50 tickets and 10 the fact that the
Sa'Ira department would not permit
ann one DO stand in the aisles OF the
grandsIaud. The national commission
fsf arranged 10 sell several thousand
srsrdiue room tickets in the big pavil-
bon. bat after elgnty-eight OF them had
been disposed OF the police shut down
Tie bIeacher seats were packed and
several thousand persons were crowd
cd behind the ropes in right and LEFT
tslds.
spent All Night.
The bleachers were filled hours he
fore The game began. several thousand
having spent most OF the night al the
gates OF the park 20 get good seats.
Outside the grounds entefpfls4ns
househoIders. whose homes oVerloOke ed
the field, erected hleacher seats on the
roofs and sold them at from So 10 50
each.
The big game was late i'm starting,
due TO "a long conference over ground
rules. owing 10 the crowd in the field
and over the question OF permitting
moving picture men on the Held when
tnp game was ln progress. Umpire
ODqV. who decided the base decisiOnE,
ordered tle photographers OF the fleld'
They refused 20 go and appealed 10 ban
Johnson. president OF the American
league. who was in a box. Johnson
summoned Umpire Connolly and told
him that the moving picture men had
permission OF the National commission
20 operate their machines
Opay acquiesced, but Manager
Chance objected 10 the machines being
placed behind the plate. Then Followed
more minutes OF waiting and the crowd
becoming inpatient, was yelling play
hal'
Ia was finally agreed 20 permit the
photographers 20 place their cameras
AGAINST the eraudstaud behind first and
third bases.
nender Given ovation.
Render was given q splendid ovation
His great record Tor the season was re-
membered bV the crowd and the Pnlla-
deIphia roOters settled back confidently
believing that the chier would continue
20 show his great form.
Shetkard. the first man up, touled or
the first ball pitched and the Grove
cHeered The next was a strike ani
with two more heaves OF the indian
mighty arm the batter went out OF
strikes ScIuIte the next man mp. semi
q chill through the crowd by shootlns
q clean single 20 left
Then on the first bah pitched
Schultz started for second and was
headed OF hY Thomas beautiful throw
Holman was an easy out
I'm Tie Athletics half Strunk aut