The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-22
CUBS WHAT LAST
Take Today'S Game i'll Whirl-
wind Finish.
Schultz Starts the Rally With
Two Bagger.
CHANCES HIT SCORES.
Tie Forces Game Into Extra
Innings.
Nationals Take Contest in the
Tenth.
THE LINEUP TO-DAY.

| THE LINEUP TODAY.
PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO.
Strunke, cf. Sheckard, II.
Lord, If. Schultz. rf,
Collins, 2b. Holman, Of
Baker, 3b. Chance, lib,
| Davis, 1b. Zimmerman, 2b.
Murphy. ri. SteinfeIdt, 3b.
Barry, IS. Tinker, So.
Thomas, C. Archer. c.
Bender. ID. Cole. ID.
UmpireS-O'Day and Rigler, Ma
tionaIs: sheridan and Connolly, Amer
ican.
Chicago, Oct 22-Chicago won to-
days game in the eleventh inning by
a score of 4 to 8. Archer's two base
hit started trouble in the tenth and
he scored later on Chances double.
Brown took Coles place in the ninth.
The grounds were still damp from
yesterdays soaking, but the canvas
covering over the pitchers and catch
er's box were removed early with ex-
ceIlent prospects that the field would
be fairly dry by the time play ball'
was called.
Lines at thu box office formed slow
ly. At Z o'clock the nucleus of the
crowd to come consisted of fifty per-
sons mostly boys, bent on gaining ad-
ulative purposes.
Manager Chances superstitions show
ed themselves in new hosiery which
adorned the legs of his hosiery which
before the championship series began
Chance ordered new sets of gray and of
white stockings for the players-the
gray for out of town and the white
with black stripe for home use. The
| new grayS were on exhibition during
the first two games at Philadelphia.
They did not prove lucky, however, and
for Thursday here Chance ordered that
the old white ones be used. This did
no good either and so today the new
! white ones came out.
On Thursday at 1880 O'Clock the
stands were filed and the crowd was
pouring into the field. At that hour
today not more than 10 or II thousand
spectators were in the seats and this
in despite of weather which became
more agreeable every moment. The
diamond was perfectly dry.
Half an hour before the game be-
gan all seats were taken and overflow
poured into the field. At batting prac-
tice the Philadelphians showed conf
dence in every swing. They hit hard
to the far corners of the field. Bender
warmed up in homeopathic doses toss
ing the ball gently to Thomas before
taking his turn at the bat.
The Game in Detail.
Batteries-Cole and Archer for Chi
cago; Bender and Thomas for Phila-
delphia. Killing was displaced because
| of his failure to hit and it was thought
Archer might strengthen the playing.
Disposition of umplres-Rigler, bases;
O'Day, right field; Sheridan, left field ;
Connolly behind bat.
First Inning.
hiladelphia-Strunk out. Steinfeldt
to Chance. Shreckard made a neat
; running catch of Lords drive. Collins
out, Chance to Cole, who covered first.
Chicago-Sheckard walked Schultz
struck out Sheckard stole second
Sheckard scored on Hofman's bounder
over third. Chance forced Holman at
second and was himself declared out
at first because Holman interfered
with the throw. One run.
) Second Inning
/ iladelphia-Baker singled. Davis
struck out. Schultz took Murphy's fly.
Baker out stealing, Archer to Tinker.
No runs.
Chicago-Zimmerman hit a high fly
to Murphy. Steinfeldt grounded out,
Baker to Davis. Tinker waited for four
, bad ones. Tinker out stealing, Thom-
as to Collins. No runs.
Third Inning.
| elphia-Earry sent half a
dozen fouls to various parts of the
/ grounds, then he went out, Steinfeldt
to Chance. Thomas was easy. Cole to
lChance. Bender was given a base on
balls. Bender scored on Strunks triple
7 to left center. Strunk overslid third
\ and was out, Sheckard to Steinfeldt
One run.
Chicago-Archer famed. Cole was
I cheered as he came to the plate but
struck out. Thomas dropped the ball
| but threw the runner out at first
Scheckard flied to Strunk. No runs.
. Fourth Inning.
4 Philadelphia-Lord waited for three
I cyfr1 1al- out on o1v
0 three pitched. Collins beat out hi
t to Zimmerman. Baker doubled put.
g ting Collins on third. Collins crossed
the plate but was sent back to Sd un
A Baker and Collins scored on Murphy!
r double into left field crowd. Barr!
s struck out, the third man to do so
Two runs.
: Chicago-Schulte singled cleanIy to left
g Schultz went to third when Holman
a hit too hot for Davis. Schultz scored
o on Chances single, Holman going t
! second Hoffman and Zimmerman wer
5 doubled to Baker to Davis. Steinfeld
n hit a fly to Strunk. One run.
Fifth Inning.
observation-disclosures grounded vi.
Zimmerman and Chance Bender sing
led to right. Strunk bunted safely OF
first base line. Scheckard absorbe,
Lords fly. Collins went out in tn
e same vicinity. No runs.
CnlcdSo- 1AhhoA StA uCh Jul. ATcHe
went out on a grounder, Baker t
Davis. Cole retired strikes. n,
/ runs.
n Sixth Inning.
- Philadelphia-Bake walked o.
q balls. Davis sacrificed him to secon'
and was himself out, Cole to Chance
: Murphy singled too hot for Steinfeldt
Is placing Baker on third Baker wa
l. caught at the plate. Steinfeldt t
IArcher. Barry was safe on a fielder