Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-18
BROWN BLOWS UP; CUBS ARE SNAOTHERED;
ATHLETICS CALLOP TO VICTORY AGAIN

ard doubled to right. Schultz lifted a
high fly to Strunk. Holman walked.
Chance came to bat with two on bases.
Sheckard scored on Chances single to
center. Hoffman, however was held
at second Zimmerman's grounder
forced Chance, Collins to Barry. One
run.
phia-Collins walked. Baker
singled to right, Collins taking, third.
Davis drove the ball to the left field
crowd for two bases, scoring Collins
and putting Baker on third. Murphy
doubled in the same direction. scoring
Baker and Davis. Barry sacrificed,
Brown to Chance. Murphy taking
third. Thomas singled to left, scoring
Murphy. Coombs was out to Chance,
unassisted. Strunk doubled to right,
scoring Thomas. Sheckard muffed
Lords fly and Strunk scored. Lord
was out stealing, King to Tinker. Six
runs.
EIGHTH INNING.
chicago-Steinfeldt doubled to left.
Tinker flied cut to Baker. King
walked. Beaumont. brought in to bat
for Brown, struck out on four pitched
balls. Coombs passed Sheckard. Three
men were left on bases when Schultz
popped a fly to Collins. No runs.
PhiIadelp pha-Richie entered the box
for Chicago. Collins doubled to right
and took third on Bakers out at first.
Chance, unassisted. Davis was out,
Chance unassisted Murphy was
thrown out, Steinfeldt to Chance. No
runs.
NINTH INNING.
Chicago-Hofman singled to left.
Chance was thrown out at first. Collins
to Davis. Zimmerman doubled to left,
scoring Holman. Steinfeldt was out,
Barry to Davis. Tinker walked. King
hit to Barry and the latter stepped on
second, forcing Tinker. One run.
Come Up Smiling.
Philadelphia, Pa, Oct 1S.-The Chi
cago Nationals, notwithstanding the
defeat of yesterday, came up smiling
this morning, confident of victory.
Philadelphia, braced by the result of
yesterdays game. seemed certain of
repeating the trick today.
Think They Have Seen Best.
Mack's men think the two pitchers
sent in by Chicago yesterday are the
best Chance has to offer, and feel con-
fident they will have no more trouble
with Brown, Reulbach and the others
than they had with Overall However,
they have a wholesome respect for Nc
Intyre, who stopped their rush around
the bases yesterday, and they expect
Mcintyre will pitch against them in
one of the games at Chicago.
Interest Does Not wane.
A crowd fully as large if not larger /
than yesterday is expected today. The
bleacherites began to assemble at I,
O'Clock this morning at the field gates /.
and four hours later a double line ex-
tended half way around the grounds /
The weather was exceptionally favor !
able this morning.
Come West Tonight.
Both teams leave here at S:55 to- !
night. and are due in Chicago about . .
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The next f.
big game of the series following to- !
days will be in Chicago Thursday.
BIeachers Filled at IL a. VI
There was a larger crowd about the
gates of Shibe park before they were
opened today than yesterday. The
gates were opened an hour earlier
than yesterday and at II o'clock more
than 10000 rooters were on the bleach
ers. Both teams were on the grounds
before 1 p. m. and went through prac-
tice with their customary ginger"