The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-24
TOOK THE FOURTH AND DECiD
ING GAME YESTERDAY BY A
SCORE or SEVEN
TO TWO.
BROWN AND CO0MBS
OPPOSING PITCHERS
Former Allowed Ten Hits and Latter
Nine--over 27,c00 Say Yester-
days Game-Mack Says He
is Pruod of Teanr--HoW
E'oncy Is Divided.

Chicago Oct 2933,-The baseball
championship OF the world belongs to
tho Philadelphia club of the American
League. They clinched the pennant
today BY score OF to ., over th2
Chicago Nationals Five games were
played and the eastern youngsters
took four
The players share Of the receipts
amounts to $79,01l93 OF this so per
cent, or s47,44S.15, goes to the win
no-s, and s3l,62S.77 to the losers AS
there are twenty-three players on
each team eligible to participate, each
Of the Phiadelphiaus are entitled II
round numbers to $2,062 and each
Chicagoan to $1,375.
The players shared in today's re-
ceipts. The management of the
cubs conceded that if today's re-
ceipts Should be larger than those Of
any previous day the smallest re.
ceipts should be considered accrulng
10 the fifth game and the game and
the Sunday receipts accredited to tle
fourth contest, the last in which the
players had a share.
Division of the Money.
The total OF the series was 7i73,9SG.
The two clubs share $3.50 eacn
while $17,39S goes to the National
Commission The total admissions
were 125.219 persons Today's az
tendance was 27,S7L Receipts $37,-
1850. The players share is $2O,-
O9l.54 Club owners $lS,6lL94, Ma
;ioual Commission $3,9ll.G5.
After the game COME Mack said o$
his team:
They are a grand bunch of boys.
I'm proud of them. They never quit.
In the first four games we used only
ten men, which speaks well for the
way the boys work together, and not
until today did make any changes.
Philadelphia took the lead at the
outset when Hartzel, who went in left
field while Lord played center IN
place of Strunk, singled. He stole
second while Lord was striking out,
and brought in a run when Collins nit
to center for one base, Brown struck
out Lccd and Davis.
Cubs Score in Second.
Chicago came back in the second
when Chance doubled tol left, took
third on a sacrifice and scored whea
Steinreldt delivered az hit. In the
third and fourth the Philadelphians
we're not threatening, but Coombs dtl
better pitching to save himself from
trouble In Chicago's half of the fouTth.
Two hits and a pass had filled the
bases with one out but the Philadel'
phian famed Tinker and Archer
The easterncrs assumed the lead
in the fifth Steinfeldts error gave
life at first Barry sacrificed anil
I.app who donned the catcher's mtt
in the place of Thomas, sent him
home with single.
The Chicago team went to pieces in
the eighth. Coombs singlde but later
was forced out by Hartzel. Lord
doubled and Hartzel scored, following
which Collins raped out another two
bagger and Lord scored. Collins stole
third, but was out at the plate when
Baker hit weakly to second. Davis
walked, placing runners on first an
second
Then Chicago blew up. Murphy
singled to center and Baker scored
Davis was at Bakers heels and Hot
man, who retrieved the hit, threw a
block away from Archer, and Davis
scored. Murphy had reached second
and stepped, but Umpire O'Day III
vited him to lake another base under
the ground rules, Hofmans play nav
ing bumped the grand stand. Brown
then delivered a wild pitch and Mur'
ply came home A moment later
Brown gave Barry base on balls
Lapp got grounder.
Chicago's Last Brace.
in their half of this inning Chicago
took desperate brace and added q
run to the score. Sheckard singlad
to left and went to third on Schulte's
hit. The next man produced hit ard
Sheckard scored.
Coombs came up in the ninth
Tinker hoisted TO Lord Archer made
his first bit of the day but was forcel
at second for the last out of the
series when Killing, who batted TO-
Brown, sent an easy grounder tc
Barry.
Chicago's failure In the series can
be laid to one cause, weakness Of