The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
CUBS COME BACK
IN TENTH INNING
Continued from Page one.

him and at time when they hurt the
in favor of the visitors IN the eaaly in
nings as, for example. in the third. when
they got two runs and took the lead, al
though Cole struck out three men in
the inning. Both the runs came after
there We're two outs. too.
The crowd was not as big as Thursday.
the official statement given out being as
follows: Attendance, IS. 100: receipts, ST.
$780, players share. sl4S77.77; each clubs
share, S4,959,CS; commissions share, 81
75O05.
No yellow Streak.
That the Cubs meant 10 put up the bat
tie OF their lives was evident from the
start Of the first inning. The unjust
statements that they are yellow had
stung the men 10 the quick. In the first
inning the Athletics went out one, two,
three. Each OF the trio who came I'D hit
the ball, TOO. The first was an easy
grounder 10 Steinfeldt When Lord drove
line fly TO Sheckard, who made
beautiful catch. the crowd awoke into its
pre-series enthusiasm. A moment later.
when Cole covered first base and got
Chances quick throw on Collins fast
grounder the multitude rose up and yelled
as IL used 10 yell in the days OF old.
In 'this half OF the inning the Cubs got
tally and they might have made more
but for the fact that Umpire Rigler de-
clared Chance out al first because .HOf-
man. being forced at second, interfered
with Collins. Collins did not even throw
10 Davis.
Sheckard, who led of. got base on
balls. He stole second, Thomas making
a bad throw. The crowd was roofing to
beat the band Holman banged a bounder
along the third base line for "A single
and Sheckard crossed the plate. Chance
hit 10 Baker who threw to Collins az
second. Holman was forced out and
Rigler declared Chance out also. insist
ing that Hoffman interfered with Col
Inns. preventing double play.
Athletics Tie Score.
In the third inning the Athletics tied
up The score when Bender came home
on StTunk's triple. Bender had walked
TO first base, a costly pass on Coles part
The Athletics got their first hit of the
game when Baker opened the second in
ming by driving out clean single. The
next two men went out and Baker was
caught trying 10 steal.
1t was one, two, three for the Cubs in
the same inning, although Tinker the
third man up. was given a base on balls
He was easily caught trying to steal sec
ond. AT the beginning OF the third in
ming the Athletics began 10 show symp-
toms or solving Cole. Barry drove
perfect shower Of fouls into the bleachers
ana over the stand before he hit 10 Stein
teldt and was thrown out al first. Thorn
as tapped an easy one 10 Cole and was
thrown out al first base. Then came the
trouble Cole got biz wild and allowed
Bender 10 walk Strunk came up and
swung on the ball. driving fl past Sheck-
ard for three bases and sending Bender
home with the run that tied Strunk
overran third base, however, and was
caught on relay throw before he could
Get back. In the last half of the inning
it was again a case OF one. two. three
with The Cubs, Archer and Cole famed,
and strunk got Sheckard's long\hy
Luck with Athletics.
The Athletics much-taIked-of luck was
brought in pie chunks IN the fourth in
ming. when they got two runs after TWO
were out The runs were made, more
over in spite OF the fact that Cole famed
three men in the inning. Cole started off
with Lord by giving him three balls.
Then he put on speed and Lord struck
cut without coming near the ball In his
efforts. Collins was safe on a hit 10
Zimmerman. The latter made a beau
utul throw, but Collins was too fast.
Baker drove a long hit into center. The
ball rolled into the crowd and he was
allowed two bases, Collins being held on
third. Then Murphy came To the rescue
By hitting the first bali for two bases.
scoring Collins and Baker Barry struck
out
There was no weakening on the part of
the Cubs. however They went right
after Bender in their half Of the fourth
Schultz led off with a single 10 left.
taking third when Hoffman got his sec
ond hit OF the game Bender looked and
acted as If he We're nervous
Chance got straight one and damned
out a single that brought Schultz home
and took Hoffman 10 second. Ii was M
To zimmerman, but the best he could do
was 60 hit into double play. Bender
iielded the ball. throwing 10 Baker and
getting Holman at third. Baker threw
across the diamond to Davis and got
zimmerman. Chance going 20 second
Steinfeldt went out on a long fy 10
Strunk
In both the fifth and the sixth innings
the Cubs got into terrible holes. bur then
they got together and played wonderful
uphill baseball and prevented any runs
from scoring. In the former inning the
Athletics had two men on bases with
only one out. and in the sixth they got
the bases full, but again they could not
score.
Tinker Pulls on Trick.
Zimmerman's hard drive TO left in the
seventh went for naught. as steinfeldt
struck out and Jimmy was caught steal
ing. Tinker pulled OF a nice trick by
harassing Davis TO such an extent that
he dropped Steinfeldt's foul by keeping
directly under Davis, though pretending
TO run away from the ball
Bakers safe bunt Davis base on halls
and Barry being nit by the pitcher with
Murphy out Of the way on a sacrifice
looked bad for Cole But he brought All
his cunning into play and on Thomas
measly scratch to the pitcher retired
Baker at the plate. and got the hitter at
hrst, grand exhibition Of pitching.
Chicago hopes arose when Killing, bat
ting for Cole in the eighth. reached Sec
ond on chop bounder. but Sheckard
lost chance by flying out TO Lord.
Brown took up where Cole left on
Chicago lied the score on Schuite's two
base hit and Chance awful wallop TO
center for three sacks. but Jimmy and
Steiny were unable TO score him with the
winning run. When Davis hit 10 right
field seats for a double In the tenth it
looked good for another run for the
Mack men, but Brownie came to and got
Davis on Murphy's force out and famed
Barry, bringing JOY TO the stands.
Sheekard did not lose this chance TO
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