The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24
ohia Americans Win Worlds Series
ATHLETICS WIN
WORLDS TITLE
Continued from Page One.

when Killing, who batted for Brown, sent
m easy srounder to Barry
Chcagos failure in the series can be
inid to one cause.-The weakness OF the
pitchers. The club has maintained its
place in ;he National league race by get
ting an odd run or TWO In small score
games. In the words OF Joe Tinker,
when they hit our pitchers, we're not
winners"
Not one Of the pitchers was able to
peep, peep the Rn,;,. RttS d0wnNoyeral Brown.
they all looked alike TO the Philadelphia
hitters.
First Inning.
ladeiphia-Steinfcldt played up for n
bunt on Hartscl, but the latter singled
between short and second. Lord made
then struck out. Hartscl stole second
standing up, as neither Tinker nor Z!m-
merman covered the bag, Hartsel scored
from second when Collins hit a single be-
tween second and short. Baker was the
second out on perpendicular foul to
Archer; Collins stole second, Archer's
and struck out Davis One run.
Chicago-Davis captured Shcckard's
grounder and threw him out at first.
Coomhs covering the bag. Schulte's weak
EFFORT retired him. Collins 10 Davis flof-
man went out the same way. No runs.
Second Inning.
delphia-Steinfcldt made a neat
stop OF Murphys hot groundcr and threw
the runner out AT first. Barry sent a
hish ny to Tinker l-app., who went In
In place of Thomas 10 catch for the pur-
pose OF strengthening the batting. struck
out No runs.
chicaeo-Chance hit fo~ two bases into
the left-held overflow. Zimmerman was
out on neat sacrifice Coombs TO Col
lins. Chance taking third Steinfeld,s
M was too hot for. Baker and Chance
scored. Tinker fouled ont to Davis Lord
TOOK Archer's fly One run.
Third Inning.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. struck out Zim-
norman captured HartseTs grounder near
FIRST and the runner was out TO Chance
Brown jumped in the air and made one
handed stop OF Lords hit, throwing him
out Ri first No runs
Chicago-Brown was out his bunt 60
Ing straight to Coombs. who tossed il TO
Davis. Sheckard was an easy out Col
first, He was out stealing Lapp throw
Ing perfectly 10 Collins No runs.
Fourth Inning.
Pblladelphia-Chanc needed no assist
ance In disposing of Collins's grounder
Zimmerman TO Chance. No runs
Chicago-The first base on balls was
presented TO Holman. Chance attempted
a sacrifice bunt, but Coombs threw EIof-
lng safe at first Barry covered second
for the play on Hoffman. Chance took
second when zimmerman singled Ia left,
Baker stopped SteinfeldtS stinging
erounder. but II went a hit. filling the
bases Tinker struck out. Coombs also
tanned Archer thus saving a stua ton
threatening TO the visitors No runs.
Fifth Inning.
Philadclphia-Mu Murphy was safe on
steinfeldt's error. the latter fumbling his
nt,i al
Chance, sacrificing Murphy TO second.
Murphy scored when Lapp singled to left
ShaHco Ssnter i'g!d 1o, coombs out Brown to
struck out Hartse One run.
Chicago-Collins made pretty running
stop OF Browns grounder and threw the
center Sheckard was forced out at sec
ond. Barry to Collins. Schultz safe at
hrst. schultz was out at second stealing,
Lapp to Collins, No runs.
Sixth Inning.
Philadclphia--Lor fouled out to Arch
er. Sheckard camped under ColIinss
ny Zimmerman made lightning play
and threw Baker out at FIRST. No runs
Chicago-Barry made a speedy stop
and and threw rev Hofmsn oman out at Grst, Lord
made his second hit, "a clean single 10
right Zimmerman stole second Lapp's
throw being short. stenfeIdt flied out
TO deep center. No runs
oeVenIn inning,
Philadelphis-B Brown checked Daviss
batter out at first. Murphy doubled TO
left. Barry nit to Holman and Murphy
made third or the throw TO that bag
Lapp struck out. No runs
Chicag ago-Hartscl captured Tinker's fy
an inch inside the left field foul line
Archer went out OH three pitched balls.
Barry threw Brown out at first. No
runs.
Eighth Inning.
Phil iodelphia-Coombs singled 10 right.
CoonbS was forced al second. Tinker 10
zimmerman. Hartsel safe on first on
helder's choice. Hartsel stole second
to his position. Lord doubled TO right
scoring EartseI Lord scored on
scratch double TO right by Collins Col
Inns stole third. Collins was caught al
the plate, Zimmerman TO Archer but
Baker was safe a. first. Brown present
ed his first base on balls 10 Davis. Baker
and Davis scored following Murphys hit,
which was too hot for Zimmerm The
bail rollod 10 center and Hoffman threw
Wild 10 Archer. which left Davis In and
put Murphy or third. Murphy scored on
ter ended when Lapp rolled one to
Brown, who threw him out az FIRST Five
runs.
Davis. Hoffman struck out Chance
singled TO right scoring Shcckard Hart
sci ran back for Zrnmcrman's f1y- One
run.
Ninth Inning.
Philadelphia -Coombs did not attempt
Brown. Brown jumped for Hartsel's
bounder and the runner was out at
irst Lord received free transportation
10 FIRST Collins doubled 10 The center
field barrier. Baker fouled out 10
Chance. RIO runs.
Chicegc-Lord came nearly to second
l.1ra g<.t, I'LL nH. alFsAs