The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-24
9Th inning RALLY
SAVED CHICAGO

Chicago, Oct. 24.-With one out,
Schultz on third, the score to 2 in
favor of Philadelphia, Manager Frank
Chance came to bat in the ninth in
ming of the fourth world series game
between the Chicago Nationals and the
Philadelphia Americans. Unless the
game was won Chicago would have lost
four straight games in a world cham
pionship series, something which had
never before occurred in the annals of
| baseball.
But Chance was equal to the occa-
sion. He slammed out a three Dagger
bringing Schultz in with the run that
tied the score-and Chicago won out
in the tenth.
Following is the game in detail:
First Inning, Athletics-Strunk died
on a hit to Chance. Shec.-ard pulled
down Lords long fly after a pretty
running catch Collins was called out
on close decision, Chance to Cole
No runs
First Inning Cubs.--Bender walked
Sheckard. Sheckard stole second when
Schultz famed, going down with a
slide. Holman singled and Sheckard
| scored. Chance forced Holman, Baker
to Collins, and was himself out on
Hofmans interference. One run.
Second Inning, Athletics-Baker
singled. Davis famed, Murphy flew
cut to Schultz. Baker caught stealing,
Archer to Tinker. No runs.
Second Inning, Cubs-Zimmerman
flew out to Murphy. Steinfeldt out,
Baker to Davis. Tinker walked Tin
ker. caught, Thomas to Collins. No
runs.
Third Inning, Steinfeldt
letired Barry at first. Cole threw
Thomas out to Chance. Bender
walked. Strunk slashed a long one to
| deep center, which was good for two
bases, and which scored Bender. The
runner attempted to stretch it into
triple and was thrown out at third,
| Sheckard to Steinfeldt. One run.
Third Inning, Cubs-Archer famed.
Cole famed. Thomas dropped the
third on the plate but the runner was
| thrown out at first, Thomas to Davis.
Sheckard dropped a long fly in
Strunks. No runs
Fourth Inning, Athletics g. Lord
| famed. Collins beat out an infield hit
to Zimmerman. Baker hit to left CEN
| tetr and reached third on the play,
with Collins crossing the plate, but
the umpire, under the ground rules,
called it double and sent Baker back
to second and Collins back to third
Davis famed. Murphy laced a hard
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and Baker. Barry famed. Two runs.
Fourth Inning, Cubs-Schulte sin
gled to left Holman drove safe one
to right. putting Schultz on third.
| Chance responded with a nice single
to left, which scored Schultz. Zim-
norman hit hot one to Bender, who
threw out Hoffman at third. Baker
doubled Zimmerman at first. Stein
feldt flew to Strunk. One run.
Fifth Inning, Cubs-Tinker was re-
tired on three fruitless swings, and
Archer died quickly, Baker to Davis,
Cole famed. No runs,
Fifth Inning, Athletics-Thomas out,
Zimmerman to Chance. Bender sim
gled to right. Strunk beat out a bunr,
Lord flew to Sheckard. Collins retired
the side by dying out to the same man.
No runs.
Sixth Inning, Athletics Baker
walked an was advanced on Davis
neat sacrifice Cole to Chance. Muir
ply singled. Baker took third on the
play. Barry hit to Stenfeldt, who
muffed the ball, but recovered in time
to retire Baker at the plate. Thomas
bounced an infield hit over Coles
head, which came too slow to enable
Tinker to catch the batter at first.
With the bases full Bender flew our
tn Schultz. No runs.
Sixth Inning, Cubs-Barry retired
Sheckard at first. Schultz was safe on
Collins Looting his grounder. A vici-
Gus foul tip from Hofmans bat landed
full on Umpire Connelly's mask 10 the
great delight Of the cub fans with
whom the umpire's decisions on balls
and strikes had been none too popular
Holman popped up fly to Baker,
Schultz out, Thomas to Collins. No
runs
Seventh Inning, Athletics Strunk
famed. Lord was retired, Zimmerman
out Chance at first. Zimmerman
with fly to Holman. No runs.
Seventh Inning, Cubs-Bender threw
out CHANGER at first. Zimmerman
singled to left. Davis dropped an easy
pop foul which Steinfeld batted
Steinfield famed. Zimmerman was
caught stealing, Thomas to Collins. No
runs
Eighth Inning, Athletics-Baker hit
to Chance and was safe, through the
inability of Cole to get down in time
to cover the bag. Davis drew pass.
Murphy sacrificed, Chance to thinner
man. Cole bounced the next one off
Barry's shoulder, filling the bases.
Thomas hitsinto a double play forcing
Baker at the plate, Cole to Archer
Thomas retired, Archer to Chance. No
runs.
Eighth Inning. Cubs Tinker dropped
an easy one into Collins mltt and
Archer was killed off, Collins to Davis.
XII! 10 batted for Cole. King reached
second on Bakers bad throw to Davis
Kane runs for King Sheckard few
out to Lord. No runs.
Ninth Inning, Athletics Brown was
trotted out in the ninth by Manager
Chance and the first man to face him
was Bender, who was retired, Stein
feldt to Chance. Strunk was safe on
an error by Archer, who ran into
Brown when the latter was directly
under Strunks pop fly. Archer drop-
ped the ball after having 1t in his
glove. Lord forced Strunk at sec
end. Tinker to Zimmerman. Collins
| out. Brown to Chance. No runs.
Ninth Inning, Cubs Schultz set the
! throng wild by opening the cubs half
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