The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-18

Lord were easy out but collins MT 10
left. Collins, like Schultz, also went
down on me first ball pitched and
Kings deadly arm had the ball 10 sec
ond ahead OF him by good margin.
Chicago was easily disposed of IN
the second inning, Chance and Stein
feldt goirg out on g-Ounders and Tim
norman on a foul 1ly.
Athletics First Run.
Baker. the first man up for Phila-
delphia, brought the spectators 10 their
feet by a two-base hit into the left-field
crowd and was sent 10 third on Davis
pretty sacrifice. Hit 'eT out, Muir
DhV" the crowd cried S the hard-hlt-
ting right fielder stepped 10 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
homo base.
blown and "a terrific din set in as Short
stop Barry came 10 the bat. overall
appeared unsteady and on high pitch
that King just mana ged 10 reach, Muir
ply stole second. He advanced 10 third
on Barry's out. Thomas drew four balls
and Chief" Bender came up. The IN
dian. who is a good hitting pitcher,
sent a single 20 center. and Murphy
scored the second run. Strunk flied
TO Sheckard.
The Chicagoans went out in one, two,
three order in their half OF the third,
but Philadelphia added another run TO
Lord opened with a twO-base hit 70
center, went 10 third on Collins sac
rifice. ana came home on Baker 5 sec
ond hit, single 20 left. Davis struck
out.
Schultz Caught Again.
In the next inning Schultz got TO
first on balls, and was out stealing
second 10 the delight or the crow u
The other two hatters were easy outs
When the Philadelphians came 10 BAT
o X
overall in his three innings, had beeI
touched up for six hits ana for a tolal
OF three runs. Mcintyre, the new
conner showed excellent form. Mur-
phy. the first man 20 face him. went
out on a grOunder 10 Tinker Barry
also fell an easy victim, ana lhoiiids
struck out Ii was the first inning that
l the local men did not get hit
The fifth, sixth and seventh INNINGS
passed without anything sensational.
Both Bender and Mcintyre were work
ling in championship form, ana not a
man on either side saw second base.
| BuU in The eighth, the Americans added
IanOther run 10 their score. Strnnk ana
Lord, the first two men up ialleo 70
| reach first. but Collins was given d
tbase on balls. Collins, who IS the cham
piOn stealer OF the American league
failed 10 worry Mcintyre as he TOOK d
I long lead off first base twice ne
IChicagO pitcher shot the pail 70 Nap5
tain Chance TO catch the tleet-tooted
U
most had him.
/ Collins Gets Base.
Then Mcintyre tried again. and this
/ time threw Wild. and the ball rolled 20
/ the bleachers. Collins was OH IN az
/ instant and did not stop until ne
] reached third. He scored moment
later on Bakers hard drive to the ri6h'
field wall for two bases Davis ny ~
{ Mcintyre and was thrown out at tlfsI
/ The ninth inning was the most exert
ling OF the entire game. As Bender
/ walked on the field, the crowd Whlch
I had started TO leave, called on hlm %
shut out the Nationals, but II Was
doomed 10 disappointment
/ Tinker, the first man up, MI 10 cen
ter field for a single. and took second
when Strunk tumbled the bail MINE
I singled and Tinker scored.
With one run in and one man on bass
and no one out. the crowd became ahA
ious, but the Indian did not WaNef
Beaumont was sent in 10 bat Tor NC
Intyre. and the best he could do was u
send a weak grOunder 10 Collins; whe
tossed him out Sheckard struck GU
amid tremendous cheering. Schultz
drew his second base on balls, and thef
up came Hoffman, always a dangerous
With two on the bases. a home ruT
over the fence would tie the score, bul
Bender still calm. frightened up, ant
the fast center fielder sent a groundel
10 Baker. The latter stepped on Ihlrd
and Kane, who was running for klipG
was forced out. ending the game.
Brown probably win pitch for Chi
cago tomorrow and COOmbs for Phil
adelphia.
First Inning.
Chicagc-With two strikes and on
n ball called on Sheckards ODay cas.c'
a policeman TO put one OF the MOVING
picture men from behind the plate
II Sheckard struck out. Schultz placed
beautiful single 10 left. Schultz Wa
out stealing second, Thomas 10 collins
Il Holman went out on gr0undefi Col
Inns 10 Davis, and the crowd yelled.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., the Athleucs
/ eenterfieider, was thrown out stein
faldt 10 Chance. Lord lifted mig
one 10 Holman Collins was given
great cheer when he came TO the DaI
He drove a single 10 LETT ana was GU
on an attempt TO steal second y
runs.
second Inning.
Chica gO-Chance was given warn
hand when ne stepped 10 the plate II