Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18


and was headed off by Thomas beau
tiful throw. Hoffman was an easy
| out
In the Athletics half. Strunk and
Lord were easy outs, but Colline hit
to left Collins, like schultz, also
went down on the first bail pitched,
ana Kings deadly arm had the bah
to second ahead OF him by good
margin
Chicago was easily disposed of in
the second inning
Baker, the first man up for Phila-
delphia, brought the spectators to
their feet by a two base hit into the
left field crowd ana was sent to third
on Davis pretty sacrifice "Hit 'er
out Murphy" the crowd cried as the
hard hitting right fielder stepped to
the plate and Murphy responded with
single down the left field line.
bringing home Baker with his first
run. The crowd cheered wildly as
Baker crossed the home plate.
Hats went into the air, horns were
blown and terrific din set in as
Shortstop Barry came to the bat.
overall appeared unsteady and on a
high pitch that King Just managed
to reach Murphy stole second. He
advanced to third ON Barry's out.
Thomas drew four balls and "Chief2
Bender came up. The Indion sent q
single to center and Murphy scored
the second run.
The Chicagoans went out in one
two, three order in their half of the
third, but Philadelphia added an
other run to their total in their turn
at bat. Lord opened with two-base
hit to center, went to third on Col
Inns sacrifice and came home on
Bakers second hit, o single to left.
In the next inning Schultz got to
first on bells and was caught stealing
scond to the delight of the crowd.
The other two batters were easy outs
When the Philadelphians came to
bat they found q new pitcher in the
box. overall in his three innings
had been touched up for six hits and
for a total OF three runs. Mcintyre.
the newcomer, showed excellent form.
The fifth, sixth and seventh in
nings passed without anything sem
saticnal. Both Bender and Mcintyre
were working in championship form
and not q man on either team saw
second base But in the eighth the
Americans added another run to
their score. Strunk and Lord, the
first two men up, failed to reach
first, but Collins was given base on
balls. Collins. who is the champion
base stealer of the American league,
failed to worry Mcintyre as he took
a long lead off first base. Twice the
Chicago pitcher shot the ball to Cap
tain Chance to catch the fleet-footed
Collins, ana on the second throw al
most had him.
Then Mcintyre trieds again. This
time he threw wild and the ball
rolled to the bleachers. Collins was
orr in an instant and did not stop
until he reached third He scored
moment later on Bakers hard drive
to the right field wall for two bases
Davis hit to Mcintyre and was
thrown out at first
The ninth inning was the most ex-
citing of the entire game. As Ben
der walked on the field the crowd,
which had started to leave, called on
him to shut out the Nationals. but il
was doomed to be disappointed.
Tinker the first man up, hit to
center field for single and took
second when Strunk fumbled thc ball.
Killing singled and Tinker scored.
with one run in and one man on
base and no one out, the crowd be-
came anxious, but the Indian did not
waver. Beaumont was sent in to bat
for Mcintyre and the best he could
do was to send weak grounder to
Collins who tossed him out. Sheck-
ard struck out amid tremendous
cheering. Schultz drew his second
base on balls and then up came Hof-
man. always a dangerous man at bat.
With two on the bases, home run
over the fence would tie the score,
but Bender still calm. frightened up
and the fast center fielder sent
grounder to Baker. The latter step
ped on third and Kane. who was run
ming for King, was forced out, end
ing the game.
Brown probably will pitch for Chi
cago tomorrow and Coombs Tor
Philadelphia.
The Official Score.
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