The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-10-21
Philadelphia Americans
Take Third Straight
Game From Frank
Chances
Men
Coombs' Splendid Pitching.
Barry's Fine Batting and
Murphy's Brilliant.
Work Are Big
Factors.

Chicago, Oct 0-philadelphla came
out here today and rubbed 1t In. The |
Athletics scored their third successive /
victory Of the worlds championship |
series with the Chicago Nationals to /
the tune OF IL to s, and II the big PEN
hnnt ~ not nailed to the Quaker City /
mast tomorrow Connie Mack will be
the most surprised, beWildered, as
founded and oDfuscated gentleman on
the baseball map.
Captain Chance was ordered from
the field In the third inning for dis
rrting decision.
In the three games played 80 fnr,
tile easterners have pounded every
assortment Of curves which the entirs
galaxy of Chicago pitchers could "ffer.
Only king Cole, so-called. pitching
fiid cf the year, remains to be seri-
ousy considered by Manager Chance
and he has been held back because of
his inexperience In crucial games anI
n belief also that his assortment of
shoots Ii just what the Mack men like
Who Pitches Today7
| Mack, In all probability. Will furnish
local enthusiasts with view Of Bender
tomorrow. The big chief has CORY
collection Of Cub scalps, taken In
that three-hit game at Philadelphia, but
his knife IL newly. sharpened for more.
Who viii 10 against him IL problem.
Maybe Three Fingered Brown
maybe Cole. And then there are
il t.t4
who has been. Of little use this year.
II II matter Of Indifference 10 Mack.
He and Ills players regard the game
/ tomorrow as "a mere formality--a bit
4 of red tape with Incidental profit. of
course-necessary TO guarantee title to
the bunting.
A Slaughter.
The combat today was slaughter.
Big I'D Reubach lasted just two in
nings, during which he allowed one
single and two doubles. passed two
batsmen and saw three runs cross the
home plate. Mc1ntire was the next
tWirler led forth for slaughter. He
pitched just n third or an inning, but
that was long enough for the visitors
to hammer out two singles. home
run and to send Davis to first rub
Ding his back where one of McIntire's $
inshoots had hit him. With the assist
anee Of boot by. Schultz. four runs
were scored under his oenefcent reign
The Stars.
The bright particular stars Of the
day were Coombs, Barry and Murphy
coombs allowed only six hits, passed
, four men and contributed Il two
bagger and single, which added three
runs to the Philadelphia collection
Barry hit as IL there were another
automobile IN sight Also he figured
, in double plays. He made three hits
each one double. drove in two runs
tion three times.
Murphy Electrifies.
G It remained for Murphy, however. Il
q electrify the crowd. His first note
Q worthy exploit was to smash the bal
!, over the heads OF the rightfield over
!. flow crowd into the regular bleacher
7 for four sacks. driving IN tWo runner
. ahead of him. At the time he did no
n know how far the ball had travele
u and stopped after covering the tW
bases allowed under the ground rule
: for hits into the overflow. Umpir
ODay waved To him to come in, Whlc
he did, with half the team slappin
him on the back
Il Chance Ordered Off.
The hit was more than run
counter, for It figured largely in tn
= expulsion of Captain Chance from til
y grounds. Chance, joined by most
u his men, surrounded O'Day In an er
y deayor to persuade him that the rule
y made all hits into the crowd at an
= point or distance doubles. The umpil
~ could not see 1t and when the Gu
~ leader sought to prolong the argnmen
- ordered him from the field. Archie
% ordinarily a catcher replaced him ,
10 first base.
> Murphy's next sensational exhib
~ ton earned him an ovation. He ra
~ back after what Zimmerman hf
~ marked for double. jumped on Il
~ barrier In the right field, grasped Il
- ball by his finger nails, fell over bacl
" ward into the crowd and present
- emerged with the trophy still sal
~ Meanwhile, Sheekard. thinking TIL
50 there were two out or that Murpl
~ could not possibly have captured Il
in drive, sped around the bases. /
~ aWoke at third, to find he had be-
doubled at first Sheckard fac
coomos four times and all but on
or was allowed to walk. He brought I,
,ly runs across the plate and fielded !
nj position without flaw. Both
Ito schulte's hits were doubles. Tink
hc made three hits, one OF which was
in two bagger Ills fielding was not
ye. to his stick work. however, two errc
he being charged against him. He n
nd sot'ated 'he oniy stolen base OF
- day
The brand Of weather furnished CO