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Davis sacrificed. Chance to thinner
man. Baker going TO third.
Hard hitting DANNY Murphy MAS

Davis sacrificed. Chance to Zimmer-
man. Baker going 10 third.
Hard hitting Danny Murphy was
next UP. He singled IL left ana
baker scored. Steinfeldt made n gal
Ian. try Tor the ball, but IL shot un-
der his glove The crowd seemed very
much pieased overall appeared ner-
vons. as 1t seemed that the Athletics
had no trouble whatever making ac-
quaintaneea with his offerings. MUIR
ply went to second. taking advan-
tage OF "A high pitch by overall. Bar
~ cut, Steinieiut to Chance, the third
baseman making a pretty jumping
stop. Murphy reached third on the
play. Thomas walked On touf straight
Dads alter overall had two strikes
on him. Render hit To thinner man.
who iumhled the ball. allowing Muir
ply 10 score, and the lnaian reached
arst, Thomas taking seeond on the
play. Strunk flew out To Sheckagd.
Two runs, The official scorer gave
BENDER n hit instead III an error to
zimmerman.
Third Innings.
Cubs Tinker up, he nit to Collins
and way thrown out at first. King,
with two strikes and three balls on
him. put up a nigh one that Bender
eaHght right in front ot the plate. the
Kind That the catcher usually takes.
That Chance was still satisfied with
overaHs work Was disclosed when
Zig Jeff stepped to the plate. overall
nit t" Barry and was thrown out at
first. No runs.
AthIetics~~ Bender did not seem 10
be eserting himself 10 the limit. and
when he came III from the box the
crowd gave him th. big hand.
Athletics-l-ord hit over Hofmann
Tor tWo bases, the bail rolling mt
the crowd iiotmann misjudged the
hit slightly and made one last spear
at the bali with his gioVed hand
Chance walked to the box and tried to
settle Overall ~ \ little iatherly aid
vice.
Collins sacrificed. chance to Zim-
norman. The play being one Of the
neatest of the game. Lord took third
The Chicago inheid gathered in FOR
"A play at the plate Baker again
singled to left. scoring Lord The
crowd went crazy. chance again
talked to his big pitcher and then
called King and Steinfeidt to the box
To map out campaign. The Cubs
were manitestly up Ia the air and
the huge crowd enjoyed the imper-
thbefation immensely. bat Big jeff
| still held to his job
baNis tanned. ia ker Was easy ont
| when he tried to steal * ling TO
| tinker. one run.
At this stage the Athletics SCENE q
/ 10 have the gam sewed up, and the
| great crowd with the tension removed
| Tor the ttne being gave Itself over TO
| the satisfaction of the game.
Fourth Inning
+ II hIeago--' 'hicago started with the
| top of her batting order again In the
! fourth. This time Sheckard hit to
! barry and was thrown out at first
! Schhite. and his yellow bat which has
| made the only nit of Bender up to
| TINS time next appeared al the plate.
He drew Il base on balls After foul
ing couple, Holman struck out.
swinging al a vicions inshoot. Schultz
I out stealing, Thomas to Collins. No
! runs.
Mcintyre Succeeds Overall
Mcintyre succeeded overall in the
boz In the last of the fourth The
Athletics had hit overall for three
| runs, four singles and two doubles
auflfg his three innings stay ON the
| mound, and Chance made the change
! on the theory that no substitute on his
| part could inJure his teams chances
| Athieties-~ Mcintyre bent the nrst
one over The plate for strike on
Murphy. Overalis wife WAS one OF
| those who witnessed his downfall
Murphy hit to TIMER and was thrown
| OUT At first. Barry went out, Stein.
fefat to Chance. Thomas struck ont
y" runs. This was the cubst best in
ming
FIFTH INNING.
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