Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22

chicago Nationals defeated the Phila-
dfinhia Americans in the tenth Inning,
saving the team from Il shut out In. the
world, Championship series. The score
follows,
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4 Chief Bender had the best of the ar-
gument throughout the game, holding
the Cubs down to a few scattered hits.
king Coles bad inning came in the
fourth. Collins faced him and lined
out a hot drive which was too hard for.
Zimmerman. He dropped 1t and Co.'s
Inns beat him out to first. Baker fol-.
lowed with a double and then Murphy
walked up and before Cole stcadieu
down drove out u two-baggcr. The
tate hits coming In n bunch gave the
Athletics a lead which the Chicago Ma
tOnals were unable to overcome, until
The last of the ninth, when Shuttle
doubled and later scored. The entire
eranastand gave him an ovation for his
work,
Brown was sent in to relieve Cole in
the eighth and pitched a great game
shutting out the Athletics in the ninth
and tenth innings. i5
II. the first inning Chance began his
coaching for y run and put ginger into
Ills team He crowded a run In on
single he made and went out him
self u moment litter retiring the side.
The Athletics tied the score In the
third inning and came back In the
4 fourth making two runs. Collins START
ed of the rally with in single. Then
.laker and Murphy a,nle to but and
s each lined out a. two-baggcr. 1t nettea5
Etne two runs which gave the Phillles Il
decided lead in the game.
s Chance led mis- team to bat In the
fourth withta single which scored
Schultz. When II looked like another
run for The Cubs, Chance was nipped
and It was turned into a double, retir-9
ing the side. al.
In the sixth Cole found himself in
bad hole with the bases full. He
male az error which cost q base. He
sleac!ed down and retired one man and
lhen Bender came up md went out on q
iIy retiring the side.
4 Philadelphia had IL chance to score
IN the eighth but double retired the
sue with Baker ut third. Cole started
! inc play TO Thomas and then to Chance.
Chicago, Oct. 23.-When the Phila-
/, depha and Chicago teams entered
me National league grounds today for
soe iourt.l-and perhaps deciding
game OF the worlds serlcs-thc& east
8 efhers expected to be worlds cham
!Eohs tonight To Capt. Chances men
Z Wy winning of the game promised no
sleh glory but 1t did promise hope
Upon which ia build still greater
ropes as proceeding, despite previous
5hclors. + NJ "a, ii'1'l5I TTsssf
MACK, II seemed certain, would pitch
sender, bu, Chance delayed decision
netHeen KIM" Cole and Mordecai
BrOwn At noon the stands were no
more than dotted with spectators al
laoppghithe sun had raised the temper
aefe very near to average baseball
isqulrements. z
Lines dt the box office formed slow
At o'clock the crowd to come
consisted Of so persons, mostly boys,
cent on gaining advantageous places In 4
we ,s line for speculative purposes.
The batting order: So-Shcck-
ara, IL, Schultz, rf.; Holman. CT;
Se,aaance, lb.: Zimmerman. 2b.; Stein
,lsat, ab.; Tinker, SIS; Killing, c.; Cole
q Brown, y.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. eff: Lord, lf.:
jI,9llins, 9b,; Baker, 3b.; Davis, 1b.;
isMarphy. RI; Barry. IS; Thomas, e.;
Bender, y. C n q
" y@ 9,Its I sheridan, Rlgler, Connolly
sInn ful ;,,t n
'vfscast predicted clenrand cool wealth.
hefcst because If Chicago should
capture today's game there will be an 4
.ylaer game In this city tomorrow. The
.lSth game, II 1t Is necessary to decide
N, u, series, will be played at Phlladel-
Phia next Tuesday. u
/, uWilty men OF the Chicago team. in-5
uuuihS Beaumont and Kane and re-
sefve pitchers, were the first players
W reach the diamond. The regulars
s, ~ ahg In later. Whom Cole stepped
oh Wy pate for batting practise he was
ero ee..ea.t There was no doubt that the
a., nh,ea. crowd wanted to see him pitch
~ game, despite that In the last six
anr,ts OF the season he did not show
! ~ ui'hg like his earlier form. IA
RI. S'pl,slies7- Cole and Archer for Chica-
dlsn, ae.laef and Thomas Killing was,
ana !. because of his failure to hit
! rar =, ! /, was thought that Archer might
, i'm nisl the playing. DISPOSITION or
rlsb, y y; ,Rlgler. on bases: sO,Day, in
reilv , ' n; Sheridan, in left field; Con
'1"y' behind the bat g' /,
M, FIRST.
IA cb ,auelnha --Strunk out, Stelnrcldt
fibs .' anes sheckard made "A neat run
Ilnss W. Sa'cn Of Lords line drive. Coi.
lrst b,s, Chance to Cole. who covered
strort sso,...sheckard walked. Srhnltn$
,becu n 90. out sheckarl stole seeonsi q
War ern thIa, scored on Hofmnr's hound ar
,een a ,'l't e. Chance forced Hofman1ntS
lrst u ,, anu was himself doubled 1T
,e len, finance was declared out AT f,rst$
6rowS se ~ norman interfcred with tho
DIN. SECOND, q
,tr r,nsE.aaelnf's= singled II,
patsrr nut,la Schultz took Murphv,. y 1 vi
NJ n runs Out stealing. Archer to 'Tinker
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