Evening journal., 1910-10-19
CUBS BADLY
OUT OF GEAR
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up. Collins stole second. the crowd
going Wild. II was a clean steal not
withstanding the fact that Tinker
dropped the ball. Baker dropped
long foul into the right field bleach
ers. He then hit to Brown who threw
him out at first. No runs.
Second inning Chicago-TinSer hit
to Baker and Davis muffed the throw.
Tinker being safe. Give Baker an as
sist on this play. Tinker was doubled
up with King ON the latter's line
drive TO Collins. Brown was out Col
Inns TO Davis No runs
Second inning. Athletics-Davis,h flew
out 10 Hoffman. Murphy walked. Bar
ry was doubled up with Murphy on a
rap 10 Tinker. II was a fast play on
Tinker's part. No runs.
Third inning, Chicago--h'or the sec
ond time Sheckard walked. Schultz
sacrificed by a little roller TO Coombs.
but Davis once more muffed the as
sist, all runners being safe. In an at
tempt to sacrifice Hoffman popped
out to Davis. Schultz gets credit for
sacrifice hit just the same. Chance
tried 20 work Rigler for his base,
claiming that the ball that struck his
bat hit him first, but Rigler would not
allow IL. Thomas made a wonderful
stop with his bare right hand OF a
/ wild pitch by Coombs, keeping the
runners from advancing. Chance fam
ned Zimmerman few out to Lord. No
runs. lt was narrow escape for the
! Athletics.
Third inning. Athletics-Thomas
! beat out an inneld hit TO Stenfeldt.
/ The official scorer called IL an error
/ by Steinfeldt who came in rapidly on
the ball and was compelled to field It
with one hand. Il looked like q hard
BIT OF scoring against Steinfeldt.
Coombs famed the last strike being
a foul tip. Strunk rolled one down TO
Brown. which the miner mussed up.
! &c counted as a hit. however. Brown
/ ran almost 10 first base to field the
( ball. Lord hit to zimmerman who
threw TO Tinker forcing Strunk.
Thomas went to third. Here council
OF war was called by Chance, Brown
and King and Rigler taking part i'm it.
With Collins up the situation looked
ticklish Collins hit over third base
scoring Thomas and Lord. The hit
unexpected burst of speed though the
fielding by Sheckard and Steinfeldt
was not the fastest In the world.
Baker was cut 20 Zimmerman. Two
runs. With a lead Of one run Coombs
set out to hold his advantage. sutting
loose a fine assortment Of speedy in
shoots and drops.
Fourth inning. Chicago-Steinfeld
q L Irtly rfr Lad tn
centre. Tinker out, stealing, Thomas
to Collins. being badly shown up by
the Athletic catcher. Killing struck out
No runs.
Fourth. Athletics-Dava hit TO
Tinker and was thrown out at first
Tinker making a fast play. Murphy
fouled out TO Chance Barry reached
hrt on Tinlxer's tumble. 10 was hard
! chance and the scorers decided to give
Barry a hit Thomas singled TO right
/ field. Barry reaching third. Coombs
struck out n anurohrdlu dluuu u
struck out. No runs.
Fifth inning, Chicago--Brown got
away with an inield hit which Coombs
booted twice. An error was charged
to Coombs in place Of a hit for Brown
Coombs also fell down on Shcckord'
( hunt to the box. allowing Shock e
reach first and Brown second. Boti
. were the hardest kind OF chances and
the methods of the scorers caused
, some surprise. Schultz sacrificed to
Davis unassisted. both runners NOV
ing up. Hoffman walked on four
straight balls, filing the bases Need
ham at first base and Steinfeldt az
third. yelled their heads on In their
coaching efforts. Chance flew out tc
Murphy who doubled Brown at the
plate by a perfect throw TO Thomas
No runs.
II looked like suicide on Browns
part as the fly WAS a short one and
he himself not much on the sprint
The play put the crowd In the bes
b humor of the afternoon. Brown tool
: his time before reappearing In th'
{ box, in order TO regain his wind. This
was Chances second failure TO de
, liver a hit when a glorious opportu
nifty for scoring was offered.
I Fifth. Athletics-Strunk famed 70
the second time. Lord singled Z
D right. and Collins the demon playe
q was next up. Collins forced Lord q
= second. Tinker to Zimmerman. Col
Inns stole, second, beating a perfeo
throw to King, by slipping ..unde
Tinker Baker walked. Davls sin
4 gled to left. scoring Collins, Bake
Il taking third on the throw. and Davi
a second Sheckard made a fast pla
B. on Collins az the plate but the bal
q bounded high letting Collins max
L home by a long slide. Murphy HI
d 20 Tinker and WAS thrown out Q
" first. One run.
= The Athletics had made six hits o
Brown in their last three turns at bs
- and seemed 10 have his deliver
- gauged to a nicely. The difference be
n tween Brown and Coombs seemed
= be that big Jack was invincible in th
pinches. the very spot where Brow
n Wavered.
u Sixth Inning. chicago-zimmerma
walked. Steinfeldt lined to ColliI
who threw to Davis. doubling Zimme
IL man. Jimmy lost Mis- footing an
couldn't get back 10 the bag in tim
nt Tinker hit into left field crowd Il
Sc two bases. II was the most vicio'
oy smash of the afternoon. King flew Of
ie 70 Strunk. No runs.
~ Athletics, siXth--Barry fame
li- Thomas received great round OF a
80 piause when he came TO bat in reco
vi " milton OF his grand work in both CO
y tests. He has shown himself ecu
~ to King in everything except q
-. H.