Evening journal., 1910-10-17
ATHLETICS
VS..
CHICAGO
By Innings

hit 10 Barry and was thrown out at
first. No runs.
Athletics-Lord hit over Hoffman
for two bases. Hoffman misjudged the
hit slightly and made one last spear at
the ball with his gloved hand. Chance
walked to the box and tried to settle
Overall by little fatherly advice.
Collins sacrificed. Chance to thinner
man. Lord took third. The Chicago in
field gathered I'm for a play at the
plate. Baker again singled to left,
scoring Lord. The crowd went crazy.
Chance called Killing and Steinfeldt 10
the box to map out a campaign. The
Cubs were manifestly up in the air
but Big Jeff still held to his job.
Davis famed Baker was an easy out
when he tried to steal, Killing to Tink-
er. One run
Fourth Inning-Chicago started
with the top Of her batting order again
in the fourth. This time Scheckard hit
TO Barry and was thrown out al first.
Schultz and his yellow bat which had
made the only hit off Bender up TO this
time, next appeared. He drew a base
on balls After fouling off "A couple Of
times Hoffman struck out on a wicked
inshoot. Schultz out stealing, Thomas
to Collins No runs.
Mcintyre succeeded Overall i'm the
box IN the last the fourth. The Ath-
letics had hit Overall for three runs,
! four sil giles and two doubles during
his h.oe innings stay on the mound
| and { rc made the change on the
| ory o. 40 substitution on his part
could IT, iure his teams chances.
Athletics-McIntyre sent the first
one over the plate for a strike on
Murphy Murphy hit to Tinker and
was thrown out at first. Barry went
ont. Steinfeldt to Chance. Thomas
struck out No runs.
This was the Cubs best inning.
Fifth inning, Chicago Chance shot
a hard one 10 Collins, but was nailed
4 AZ iil-st -Dy a-qnick tnrom. Zimmerman
fannedi He swung hard al the las,
two. Steinfeldt went the same route
No runs.
Athletics-At this stage the Cubs
had made but one single off the big
Indian Bender had everything that
any pitcher ever showed. and worked
a beautiful change Of pace Ie was
greeted heartily in the fifth and g
new ball thrown 10 him. Bender
struck out and laughed as he mad,
his way back to the bench. The ir.
repressible Strunk drew a base OF
balls. the first man TO reach first of
Mcintyre. He was out stealing
King to Tinker. being caught a mile
Lord struck out. No runs.
Mcintyre won applause by hi
d clever work. The crowd could af
: ford TO be charitable, however. as TN
p game looked like old wheat in the biz
, to them.
Sixth inning, Chicago-Tinker fey
; out 20 Strunk after trying to wal
1 Bender out for base on balls. kim
flew out to Murphy. II looked a
though the ball was going into tn
crowd, but Danny moved back quickl
aud gathered 1t in. Mcintyre fan
ned. No runs. This was the onl
= inning up TO date In which the Cub
had put the ball to the outfelder,
4 with the exception of Schultz VIII
! singled in the first inning.
\ Athletics-Collins hit TO thinner
) man and was out at first.
]. With two hits to his credit. Bake
+ came up for the third time. He hi
! through the box but Tinker made
s good catch and tossed him out t
g Chance. Davis was out Zimmerman {
& Chance. No runs.
Seventh Inning, Chicago-McIntyr
looked so good at this stage that ther
d was many expressions Of regret froi
n the Cub sympathizers that he had n,
r been chosen TO lead the fight in II
st first
r. For the third time the Cubs starte
% the inning with the top Of their battin
t. order.
Scheckard was out, Barry to Davi
d the hit being TO deep short. "Lor
ot Hit Schultz struck out. Hofma
Of hit viciously 10 third but Baker &
I. him at first No runs Bakers ste
IL was the best Of the day.
a Athletics-Murphy flew out
D, Scheckard. the later making a swe
n. running catch. picking the ball a
z, most Off the ropes. Barry hit
Is Chance and was out unassiste
n. Thomas walked. Bender hit dow
* TO Chance who stepped on the ba
I'd making an out unassisted Up to tn
ed TINT there has not been an err
h made, which was considered surpri
c. ing In view of the nervousness Of 4
nv players.
a Eighth inning, Chicago Chance OF
1t. Collins TO Davis. Zimmerman fame
ie- for the second time Steinfeldt foul
he to Baker. No runs.
h Remainder of game in red ink, L
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