Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-20

ing saloons, they made life miserable
for the luckless Chicago fans. At 1C
O'Clock they were Offering any odds
that Philadelphia would win. Many
bets at 2 to 1 were recorded.
When Manager Chance came down
town today he reported that some
wag had nailed piece of crepe on
his and President Murphy's doors.
Chicago, Oct. 20.-The Chicago
Cubs and Philadelphia Athletics en-
tered upon their third argument for
the worlds championship today with
Reulbach and King in the points for
the Nationals and Coombs and
Thomas at their station for the
Americans.
Great surprise was expressed when
II was announced that Coombs would
pitch.
Ground rules were announced, Civ
ing two bases for hits into the crowd.
First, adelphia--strunk walked
Lord sacrificed, Reulbach to Chance.
Collins flied to Sheckard. Baker
singled to center, scoring Strunk.
Baker was caught stealing, King to
Tinker. One run.
First, Chicago-Sheckard walked.
Schultz doubled to left. Hoffman
flied to Strunk. Sheckard scoring.
Chance famed. Zimmerman flied to
Strunk. One run.
Second, Philadelphta-Davis was
walked. Murphy sacrificed, Stein
feldt to Chance. Barry doubled to
left. scoring Davis. Thomas flied to
Schultz. Coombs doubled to right,
scoring Barry. Strunk out, thinner
man to Chance. Two runs.
Second, Chicago-Stelnfeldt flied
to Barry. Tinker doubled to right.
King out, Baker to Davis. Beau
mont. batting Reulbach. walked.
Sheckard walked. Shuttle doubled to
left, scoring Tinker and Beaumont.
Hoffman famed. Two runs.
Third, Philadelphia - Mcintyre
succeeded Reulbach. Lord flied to
sheckard. Collins single was too hot
for Tinker to field. Baker singled
to right, Schultz booting the ball,
and Collins scoring, Baker reaching
third. Mcintyre hit Davis. 1t is
raining again. Murphy lifts home
run to right field bleachers, Davis and
Baker scoring ahead of him. A wran-
gle resulted, the umpire deciding to
allow a home run, as the ball sailed
clear over the crowd. Chance kicked
so hard that he was benched. Archer
relieved him. Pfeister succeeded Nc
Intyre. Barry doubled to center
Archer dropped Tinkers attempt to
throw out Thomas, and the latter was
safe, Barry scoring. Coombs hit in.
to a double play, Zimmerman tc
Tinker to Archer. Five runs.
Third, Chlcago-Archer out, Baker
to Davis. Zimmerman flied out tc
Lord. Steinfeldt famed. No runs
1t is raining hard.
Fourth Philadelphia-The ball
was slippery and hard to handle
Strunk flied TO Holman. Lord singled
to center. Collins forced Lord, Pfeis-
ter to Zimmerman. Collins out steal
ing, King to Tinker. No runs.
Fourth, Chicago-Tinker singled
to right. Killing hit into a double
play, Baker to Barry to Davis. Pfeis-
ter out, Baker to Davis. No runs.
Fifth, Philadelphia-Baker out,
Zimmerman to Archer. Davis singled
over Tinker. Murphy ilied to Hof-
man. Barry forced Davis, Tinker to
Zimmerman. No runs.
Fifth, Chicago-sheckard bunted
safely. Schultz famed. Hoffman
flied to Murphy. Sheckard, thinking
It a double, continued running and
was out, Murphy to Thomas to Davis
No runs.
Sixth, Philadelphia-Thomas out
Tinker to Archer. Coombs popped
to Zimmerman. strunk famed. Nc
runs.
Sixth, Chicago - Archer out
Thomas TO Coombs. Zimmerman
famed. Steinfeldt fouled TO Bak
er. No runs.
Seventh, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
man made a sensational catch o
Lords liner. Collins out, Steinfeld