The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
SCORE 4 To 3 IN
TEN inning GAME
PhiIIy Visitors Cancel Sleeping
Car Tickets When 3 to 2 Is
ChaIked Up in Ninth
Double, Out and a Single Bring
ChicagoanS to Feet in
DeIiriun1 of Joy

SAND denriouS enthusiasts, driven al
most insane by ninth inning tie and
tenth inning victory saw the Chi
cago, 5sationals come back today and
capture the fourth game Of the worlds
series from the Philadelphia Ameri-
cans. to S.
The combat was one to live in his
tory. There was not a moment when
a properly interested partisan could
draw a calm. fun breath. 1t was any
body's game until the finish. when a
double, an out and a single put the
winning run across the plate.
Up TO Chicago's half of the ninth.
. the score stood TO in favor OF the
visitors. 1t looked as if the latter
would perform the record breaking
feat of capturing four straight games
in q worlds series and take the pen
nant home with them.
Buy BERTHS HOME
4 number OF Philadelphia visitors
went so far as 10 make sleeping car
reservations for tonight with the agent
in the grand stand. As events turned
out. Chicago prevented the occupa-
tion OF the berths.
Frank Schultz stepped to the plate
fn the last Of the ninth. On his eye
and arm largely depended the. issue
whether the Americans would take the
championship or whether the Nation
ais might hope to come from behind
and win four straight after three de-
Ieats
There was a prayerful silence when
something happened. The debonair
right fielder smote the sphere and it did
not stop rolling till it bumped against
the right field fence and the batsman
had become a potential base runner
a. the second sack. Chief Bender
merely smiled and the smile broadened
g. grin when Holman sacrificed the
But the crowd was fairly crazy with
excitement
The roar Of cheers was earsplitting
when Captain Chance came to bat. The
= Irst BAH pitched nipped him on the
y finger, but the umpire said he walked
into il and il served him right, or
\ words to that effect. The Peerless
, leader" hoped about swapping the in
jured member for a moment and then
resumed his position, glaring in the
direction Of the still grinning Bender
nc stepped into another one. but the
result was different. With every mus
Gle in his angry system tense, he
caught the ball on the seam and
slammed it TO the farthest corner of
the lot for three bases.
ABBEY CHEER LIKE MAD
The gloom which had hung like q
pall since Monday fioated away and
in the sky OF the fanatics appeared
rainbows of hope and promise un-
ounded
+ ooters remained passive and conf
ent. The habit of being on the win
/ Ing side had not deserted them They
cclaimed the Indian hurler when Zim-
re- herman and Steinfeldt went out, leav-
~ ag Chance. with what would have
= zen the winning run. stranded on
= ard.
" The game might have ended in this
stanza but for a sensational catch
II by Baker. SteinfeIdt poked foul
alinto a left field box and although the
,d0ccupants thereof were far from hope
II al. the fast fielding third baseman of
- he Philadelphians leaned over among
te. ae seats and shared the ball. But that
ass only one Of the many ifs" in which
the game abounded.
ctPFILLYs ARE CONFIDENT
II The Philadelphians came TO bat in
Y their half OF the tenth with unabated
ar confidence.
Archer smothered foul, however.
hiaSd Baker, the first man up, was dis
st posed. Of Captain Davis rose to the
( occasion with a clean double to right,
Z and the local crowd felt something in
inite throat.
-e -Home Run" Murphy was up, but his
T best was a sharp grounder which Tin
,-e loer funabled for one breathless moment
&c ~ frl
IA Barry ended the rally by striking out.
r There were two out when the win
81 rfng run came IN. Tinker popped"
e out, but Archer interpolated double
:, which was followed by Browns out
,eat first. Every local hope hung on
i, saeckard, but fortunately for those
p vrith weak hearts 1t did not have to
Il hang for long. The Chicago left fielder
II lit into the first ball pitched for a
- single over second. Archer trotted
Il across the plate, and the agony was
u bver.
dl~KISGr COLE IN BOX
~ chance answered the call of the West
IL Side constituency by sending king"
as ~ole into the pitching box. Archer
texas named to catch because Kings
TTBatting average OF .0ST for the series,
d II was thought. could not be lowered by
IL Archer or anybody else
reg Chicago scored IA the first. when
5heckard walked, stole the only base
OFF the day and scored on Hofman's
hislngle. In the fourth Schultz singled
g and made third when Holman hit too
"a hot for Davis. scoring on a single by
~ Chance Further scoring was checked
Toy a double play
bon philadelphia tied the score in the
am liro, when Bender walked and came
ltncsrae on Strunk's triple TO deep center.
"a IN the fc1rth IL looked as if the Amer
ne leans were going TO repeat former
..batfests." Doubles by Baker and Muir
a. by and a single by Collins netted two
kr1ns Cole however, steadied and was
n credited with three strikeouts.
= IDEAL WEATHER PROMISED
/, In the fifth the visitors had two men
.npel bases, but Lord and Collins each
ere mt high ones to Sheckard and the op-
lprtunity vanished. In the sixth they
rom ere threatening. Baker walked and
-cAras sacrificed to second. Murphy's
one.ngle was too hot for Steinfeldt and
b-eIaker perched on third. Barry hit
Ons arply TO Steinfeldt, who threw to
,ts cher, and Baker was out by a close
at the plate
arr.In the eighth Baker was again
ittepght at the plata force out. Baker