Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-20
Philadelphia Puts coombs in Box
Again, and Chicago is Represented
On Slab by RueIbach-Precaution
Taken to Keep Diamond in Condition
The Game by innings.
FACTS ABOUT. TWO GAMES

Chicago, Oct. 20.-Light rains this
morning, accompanied by sharp drop
in the temperature, presaged uncom-
Portable conditions for the third game
of the worlds championship series this
afternoon. As no more rain was In
sight, however, it was regarded as GER
tain the game would be played. The
diamond was covered by canvass and
did not suffer from the wet, but the
outfield was slippery.
There was a thin, shivering line or
enthusiasts lined up at the grounds
when day broke, waiting for the ticket
windows to open.
At noon the diamond was perfectly
dry but the field was still trifie
treacherous. The lineup was the same
as in Tuesdays game, except as to
pitchers, and this was not finally de-
cided at noon. For Philadelphia 1t VIII
be Coombs and for Chicago Reuloach'
Philadelphia took regular practice.
the locals following. John Evers, the
Chicago second baseman, who broke his
ankle in the last series in Cincinnati,
was cheered as he made his way on
crutches to the press stand. Umpire
on bases, Connolly in left and Rigler
in right field. The batteries were:
Reulbach and Killing. Chicago; Coombs
and Thomas. Philadelphise The game
was called at 2 o'clock.
First timing.
Philadelphia - Strunk walked. and
took second on Lords sacrifice bunt
The latter was out, Reulbach to
Chance Sheckard took Collins Texas
Lacquer. Strunk scored on Bakers sin
gle to center. Baker was out for steal
ing. Killing to Tinker. One run.
Chicago-Sheckard walked. Schultz
doubled to the center OF the overflow
crowd, Sheckard going to third. CThe
ground rules allow only two bases on
la hit). Sheckard scored on Hofman's
sacrifice fly to Strunk, Schultz taking
third. Chance struck out. thinner
mans high fly was taken by Strunk.
One run
Second inning.
iladelphia-Davis walked. Murphy
grounded out, Steinfeldt to Chance
Davis reaching second. Barry doubled
into the left field crowd, scoring Davis
Thomas line drive was captured by
Sheckard. Barry was held at second
Barry scored when Coombs doubled
into the right field crowd. Strunk
went out, Zimmerman to Chance. Two
runs.
Chicago-Steinfeldt popped to Barry
Tinker doubled down the right field
foul line. King was out, Baker to
Davis, Tinker taking third Beaumon,
batted for Reulbach, and was given q
base on balls. Sheckard walked. FILL
ing the bases Tinker and Beaumont
scored when Schultz doubled to left
Holman struck out. Two runs.
Third inning.
delphia-McIntyre is pitching
for Chicago. Lord flew out to Sheck-
ard. Afine rain began falling, but the
game was not interrupted. Collins
sharp hit to Steinfeldt was a safe one
Collins scored when Schultz let Bakers
single pass him. Baker made third or
the error. Davis was hit by pitched
ball and went to first. Murphy knocked
a home run into the right field bleach
ers, Baker and Davis scoring ahead OF
him. Chicago claimed that under the
! rules Murphy's hit should have beer
only double, but the claim awaited
them nothing. Chance was ordered OF,
the field for continuing his protest
Archer taking his place. Barry knock
ed the first ball pitched to center 10,
two bases. Barry scored when Thomas
hit to Tinker and the latter threw
badly to Archer. Thomas was doubled
at second on Coombs' hit to thinner.
man. Five runs.
Chicago-Archer was out, Baker tc
Davis. Lord captured Zimmerman,s
fly. Steinfeldt struck out No runs.
Fourth Inning.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Holman. Lord singled to right cen
ter. Collins forced Lord at second
Ffeister to Zimmerman. Collins was
out King to Tinker. No rms