The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-20
THREE CHICAGO PITCHERS
KNOCKED OUT Of BOX
Terrible Smuggling Of Philadelphia Americans Parayzed
Chicago Nationals-Murphy Of the Athletics Brought
in Three Tallies With Home Run-Chance Put Out
Of Game for Kicking-Many Double Plays in Game.
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Weather Very Unfavorable. n
The weather was cold with over.
cast skies, and it was far from be.
ing an ideal baseball day. The tenn
perature ranged from 40 to so de-
grees, with the wind high and gusty
from the northwest. The diamond
was dry, however, having been COW
cred with canvass and straw. The
fans, notwithstanding the cold wea-
ther, were pleased that it was pos
sible to have a game. Yesterday it
looked as though the game might
have to be postponed until later in
the week. .ssaxs
Batting Order. 1"' ~rss
Philadelphia-Str center field;
Lord, left field; Collins, second base;
Baker, third base; Davis, first base-
Murphy, right field; Barry, shorts
Thomas, catcher; Coombs, pitcher.
Chicago-Sheckard, left; Schultz.
right; Holman, center; Chance, first:
Zimmerman, second; Steinfeljt. third
base; Tinker. shortstop; King, cat
cher; Reulbach. pitcher.
Teams Arrived in Chicago.
The Americans train, the first to
arrive yesterday, carried Manager
Mack and the team. Umpires Rigler,
Sheridan, O.Day and Connolly.
Most of them were recognized as
they stepped from the train and each
was cheered heartily.
When the Nationals train rolled
in, ten minutes later, a special guard
of policemen were necessary. The
train contained the Chicago team,
embers of the national commission.
Charles P. Taft, brother of President
Taft; President Murphy. of the Ma
tional League team, and newspaper
writer's.
Game by Innings.
First inning. Philadelphia-Str
was given base on balls; he went to
second on Lords sacrifice, but latter
went out Reulback to Chance
Sheckard took Collins fly and Strunk
scored on Bakers single to CENTER,
Baker put out stealing, King to Tin
ker. One run.
First inning, Chicago-Sheckari
walked; Schultz doubled into the
center crowd, Sheckard going to
third; Sheckard scored on Hofman's
sacrifice fly, to Strunk; Schultz took
third and Chance struck out; Zinl-
norman flew to Strunk. One run.
Two Runs Each.
Second, hiladelphia-Davis got
base on balls; Murphy grounded out,
Steinfeldt to Chance, Davis going to
second; Barry doubled to left field.
scoring Davis; Thomas flied to
Schultz; Barry held second but
scored when Coombs hit for two
bases right field into the crowd;
Strunk went out, Zimmerman to
Chance. Two runs.
Second inning. Chicago-Stein-
feldt popped to Barry, Tinker dou-
bled down right field foul line; King
was out, Baker to Davis, Tinker TAX
ing third; Beaumont batting for
Reaulbach, walked; Sheckard walk
ed as the bases were full; Tinker and
Beaumont scored when Schultz hit
for two bases; Holman famed. Two
runs
The third inning opened with Nc
Intyre pitching for Chicago. Sheck-
ards caught Lords long fly and
Steinfeldt was barely able to check
Collins sharp hit which was a safe
one Collins scored when Schultz let
Bakers single pass him. Baker made
third on this error. Davis was hit
by a pitched ball and took first.
Murphy knocked home run into
the right field bleachers. Baker and
Davis scored ahead of him.
Chicago protested under the rules
that Murphy's hit should have been
a two-bagger. Chance was ordered
off the field for continuing his pro-
test after it was disallowed. Pfeis-
ter was replaced by Mcintyre in the
box. and Barry knocked the first
ball pitched for two bases. Barry
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