Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-10-20
ATHLETICS WIN
BY z To 5
Take Third Game In a Walk
From Cubs, in Worlds
Championship
SANTA FE KEENLY INTERESTED
Fans Swarm Around New Mex
lean Office to Get Returns
By Innings.

The Athletics world champion base
ball team defeated the Chicago cubs
in their own city this afternoon by a
score of II 10 ,. This is the third
game Philadelphia has won from Chi
cago in this series.
The game was watched, through the
bulletins of the New Mexican, by
numerous Santa Fe fans. and the
telephone wires We're kept hot by the
anxious ones who wished to hear the
latest"
The following is the story as told
by the wires:
Chicago, Oct. 20.-A light rain this
morning accompanied by a sharp drop
lin temperature presaged uncomfort-
able conditions for the third game Of
the worlds series. The clouds grew
thinner as the day advanced and the
rain ceased, and as the diamond is
well protected by straw and canvas.
a game is probable. But the weather
spelled gloom among the fans There
was thin shivering line of enthusi-
asts lined up at the grounds when the
day broke, waiting for the ticket win
dows 10 open but the heavy mist and
ichillyswinds We're no incentive to pay
| three or four prices for tickets. The
waiting crowd gradually grew until
| by 9 o'clock two long lines of pros.
pectiye spectators converged at the
box Office in the form of the very sug
gestive letter "a" Policeman Cul
hane who has been on duty in base
ball games for twenty years and who
believes in "omens" viewed the scene
with fOrboding. "a" that stands for
Athletics" and nothing else, he OBJ
served with a growl.
The Line Up.
Chicago, Oct. 20.-Manager Mack
announced this morning that Coombs
and Thomas would be the battery to-
day. Coombs is a cold weather pitch
er. The manager intended to send in
Reulbach today but on account of the
cold weather he said he would not
announce a pitcher until he had seen
the pitchers warm up at the grounds.
| The batting order of Philadelphia:
Strunke, cf.; Lord If; Collins 2b:
Baker Sd b.; Davis 1b; Murphy rf.;
Barry, S.; Thomas c. Coombs p.
Chicago: Scheckard If; Schultz If;
Hoffman cf.; Chance 1b.; Zimmerman
2b.; Steinfelt 3D.; Tinker IS; King
c.; Reulbach or Cole P.
Players cheered
Chicago, Oct. 20-The Chicago
players came on the field almost two
hours before the game and spent the
time in batting practice The Ath-
letics were cheered by the admiring,
though partisan crowd. When they
made their appearance, Bender re.
ceived an ovation. A mist of rain
fell for the time but not enough to
embarrass the players.
Batteries-Chicago: Reulbach and
Killing. Philadelphia: Coombs and
Thomas
First Inning.
Philadelphia. Strunke drew base on
balls, and went to second on Lord's
sacrifice and scored on Bakers single.
One run.
Chicago-Schreckard walked and
went to third on Schultzs single and
scored on Hoffman's sacrifice One
run.
Second Inning.
Philadelphia scored two runs on
Davis walk, Murphy's sacrifice, Bar
rvs double to left, and Coombs double
to right
i For Chicago Tinker doubled Beua-
mont batting for Reulbach walked
and Schreckard walked filling the
bases. Tinker and Beaumont scored
on Schulte's two baager to left. Two
runs.
Third Inning.
Philadelphia. Mcintyre pitching for
Chicago Collins single, scoring when
Schultz let Bakers single go by and
Baker making third. Davis was hit by
pitched ball Murphy drove home
run double over right field bleacher.
Chance was ordered off the field for
protesting claim should be double, Ar.
thur taking his place Pfiester went
in for Mcintyre. Barry lined double
and scored on Tinker's bad throw off
Thomas grounder. Four runs.
Chicago no runs
Fourth Inning.
Philadelphia no runs. Chicago no
runs.
: Fifth Inning.
,, Philadelphia no runs. Chicago no
runs
. Sixth Inning.
Philadelphia no runs. Chicago no
runs.
Seventh Inning.
Philadelphia four runs. Steifeldt
fumbled Bakers grounders. Davis
singled. Tinker fumbled Murphy s
grounder. Davis and Baker scoring
on Barrys third double. Thomas
: walked. Murphy and Barry scored
on Coombs' single.
, Chicago no runs
Eighth.
Philadelphia. No runs.
. Chicago. Two runs. Hoffman lined
:, a two Dagger, Scheard walked, both
scored on passed ball under ground
; rule.
In the ninth inning no runs were
made on either side.
The Score.
Philadelphia -. .12 Is
chicago -. -. >. ..... 5 6