Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-21

OF the Philadelphia Americans. who
Yesterday Trimmed Chicago National
~ to 5. winning His Second Game and
the Philies' Third Straight in the
Worlds Series.
the Fasteners have pounded every as
sortment of curves which the entire
galaxy of Cub pitchers could offer
only King" Cole, the so-called pitch
ing find of the year, remains to be
seriously considered by Manage;
Chance and has been held back be-
cause Of his inexperience in cruica!
games and belief, also, that his as
sortment of shoots is just what the
Mack men like. Mack will in all prob
apliity furnish local enthusiasts wit h
view of Bender tomorrow.
Inc Dig chief has CORY collection,
on Cub scalps taken in that three hit
game at Philadelphia, but his knife is
newly sharpened for more. Who will
go against him is a problem. Mavhe
Three fingered" ProWn-mavho colo
ana then, there are Foxen. an untrie.;
man. ana ff"1ter has been Of little use
this year.
H IS matter Of Indifference to Mr.
MACK. He and his players regard the
game tomorrow as a mere Formative,
bit of red tape. with incidental profit oI
courSe-necessary to guarantee title ia
the bunting
The combat today was "A slaughter. Big
Ed Reulbach lasted Just two innings
during which he allowed one single and
TWO doubles. passed two batSmen and
saw three runs cross the home plate
Mcintyre was the next twirler led fortl,
for slaughter lie pitched Just one third
of an inning, but that was long enough,
for the visitors to hammer out two sin
giles. home run and to send Davis Ia
first rubbing his back where one of Me
Intyre's in-shoots had hit him With the
assistance of a boot by Schultz, four runs
were scored under his beneticent reign.
The bright particular stars of the day
were Coombs. Barry and Murphy.
Coombs allowed only six hits, passed -four
men and contributed a two-bagger and 1
single. which added three runs to the
Philadelphia collection. Barry hit as if
there were another automobile in sight
Also he figured in double plays He made
three hits. each one a double. drove in
two runs and himself reached the count
ing station thrice.
1t remained for Murphy. however. to
electrify the crowd. His first noteworthy
exploit was to smash the ball over the
heads of the right field overflow crowd
into the regular bleachers for four sacks,
driving in two runners ahead of him. At
the time he didn't know how far the
sphere had travelled, and stopped after
covering the two bases allowed under the
ground rules for hits into the overflow.
Umpire ODay waved to him to come in
which he did with half the team slappins
him on the back
The hit was more than a run counter.
for it figured largely in the expulsion
of cant Chance from the grounds.
Chance, Joined by most of his men.
surrounded ODay in an endeavor to
persuade him that the rules made all
hits into the crowd at any point or
distance doubles. The arbitrator
could not see it and when the CUB
leader sought to prolong the argument.
ordered him from the field. Archer
ordinarily a catcher. replaced him at
tie initial station.
Murphy's next sensational exhibition
earned him an ovation. He ran back
after what Zimmerman had marked for
a double. jumped on the barrier in
right field, erasped the ball by his
finger nails. fell over backwards into