The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18

a chill through the crowd by shooting a
clean single TO left.
Then on the first ball pitched Schultz e
started for second and was headed off
BY Thomas's beautiful throw. Holman
was All easy out.
Strunk and Lord Easy.
In the Athletics half. strunk and Lord
were easy outs. but Collins hit TO left.
Collins. like Schultz, also went down on
the first ball pitched and Kings deadly
arm had the ball TO second ahead OF him
by good margin.
Chicago was easily disposed OF in the
second inning. Chance and Steinfeldt go
Ing out OH grounders and Zimmerman
on a foul t1y
Baker. the first man UP for Philadel-
phia. brought the specta tors to their feet
by two-basc hit into the left field
crowd and 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. aud Murphy
responded With single down the left
Geld line. bringing homo Baker with his
first run. The crowd cheered wildly as
Baker crossed the home base.
Hats went into the air, horns were
blown and terrific din set in as short
stop Barry came to the bat. Overall
that King Just managed 10 reach Muir
ply stole second. He advanced to third
on Barry out. Thomas drew four balls
and Chief Bender came up The In
dian, who is good hitting pitcher sent
a single TO center and Murphy scored
the second run. Strunk flied TO Sheck
ard,
Adds Another Run.
The Chicasoans went out in one, Two
three order In their half OF the third, but
Philadelphia added another run TO their
total in their turn at bat.
Lord opened with two,base hit to
center went to third on Collins'S Sacri-
flee and come home on Bakers second
hit a single 10 left. Davis struck out.
In the next inning. Schultz got TO first
on balls and was out stealing second, TO
the delight OF the crowd The other two
batters were easy outs When tho Phil
came TO bat they found a new
pitcher In the box, Overall, In his three
innings had been touched up for six
hits and for a total of three runs. Nc
Intyre. the newcomer, showed excellent
form. Murphy. the first man TO face
Barry also fell All easy victim and
Thomas struck out. II was the first in
ming that the local men did not get a
hit.
The fifth sixth and seventh innings
passed without anything sensational
Both Bender and Mcintyre were work
Ing in championship form and not man
on either side saw second base. But in
the eighth. the Americans added another
run 10 their score. Strunk and Lord.
the first Two men up, faIledl 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 bali 10 Captain Chance
10 catch the feet-footed Collins. and on
the second throw almost had him.
Mcintyre Is Wild.
Then Mcintyre tried again and this
time threw wild and the ball rolled to
the bleachers. Collins was off in an in
slant and did not stop until he reached
third. He scored moment later on
Raker's hard drive TO the right field wall
for two bases. Davis hit 10 Mcintyre
and was thrown out nj FIRST.
The ninth inning was the most eXcit-
ing OF the entire game. AS Bender
walked on the field. the crowd. which had
started 10 leave. called on him TO shut
out the Nationals. but II was doomed 10
disappointment.
Tinker, the first man up hit to center
field for a single and took second when
strunk tumbled the ball King singled
and Tinker scored.
With one run in and one man on base
and no one out. the crowd became anxl-
Gus. but the Indian did not waver. Beau
and the best he could do WAS to send "A
weak grounder to Collins. who tossed
him out Sheckard struck out amid tre-
tnendons cheering; Schultz drew his sec
Hoffman. always dangerous man at
bat
With two on the baEes. home run
over the fence would tie the score but |
Bender. still calm. tightened mp and tho
fast centerfelder sent Srounder 20 |
Baker. The latter stepped on third and |
Kane, who was running for King, was
forced out. ending the game
Brown probably win pitch for Chicago |
tomorrow and Coombs for Philadelphia |
f.,,,o Tonight odd odds Of to were offered tha,
even money that the National league |
takes the penhant.
First Inning.
Chicago went 10 bat first, S;heckard |
struck ont.
= Schultz placed beautiful single TO left |
Schultz went out stealing second Thomas
to Collin, Hoffman went out on a ground |
er. Collins TO Davis and the crowd yelled |