The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18

After GIVING Richie the century, Chance
said:
Lew. i you ever pitch another game
like this for the Cubs I'm going to play
the same trick on you again.
II was a remarkably even battle be-
tween Lew and Big Six. Each allowed
IL hits, walked two men and famed two.
The home team had lead of three runs
70 whittle down after the third. The Wis
In the second and piled up three runs
This looked like fat lead but the Cubs
cut y down In the fourth on Zlmmerman's s
aeea seesers oeinf a% Of me- ana
The Cubs tied in the seventh and In
the ninth the Giants got to Richie for one
count on a pair of singles and q sacrifice
Back came the Cubs In the last Of the
ninth. Saier's double and Archer's single
put the count at even for the last time.
Richie blocked the visitors in he elev-
kibosh on Big Six, Archer broke up the
pass idea and the show was ended
There were 10000 persons. the largest
crowd that ever witnessed a weekday
game in Chicago, out to see the third and
final game Of the series between Chicago
and New York
Every seat in the ssand and bleachers
was filed an hour before the sams start
cd. Thousands were denied admission be-
cause Of the lack OF space.
After the gene the fans broke out
across the field. leapins from the boxes
sna sF tss ccaso II sns payeSs
racing for the club house. Evers, Archer.
Safer. Richie and others were wildly
cheered and pstted on the back while one
upon the shoulders Of the joyous fans
and carried across the field.
FIRST INNING--Snodgrass out, Tinker
to Safer. Evers and Safer retired Doyle
Tinker got Becker's fiy. No runs, no
Mathewson tanned sheokard Schultz
filed to Murray, Murray also retired
Tgsss gkcosS 30 TSRs Ss hits Ssat out
long fiy Hsrzog walked Meyers forced
MURRAY at third and was doubled at first.
Zimmerman to Safer. No runs, one hit.
zimnermsn doubled 10 left Leach
fled 10 Murray, who doubled 10 Zinmer
man at third. Doyle and Merkle disposed
OF Saisr, No runs one hit, no errors.
Tinker TO Saier. Mathewson singled to
left. Snodgrass drove one TO the same
spot, sending Mathewson to second.
son. and wen. to SECOND on the throw to
third to catch 5nodgrass. Becker filed
to Schultz and snodgrass scored on the
throw to the plats. Murray singled to
q pitched bail Herzog flied to Schultz.
Three runs. four hits. no errors.
Evers. who had been suspended. was
given an ovation when. he came 10 bat.
kle. Becker ran back and got Archer's
ny. Richie grounded out. MerkIe to
@sshsT5S ssfrRTn ,NSIN5 MS ryns 40 hits no errors
center Leach got F1etcher's fy Ma
thewson singled. putting Meyers on sec
ond. snodErass. forced Mathewscn al sec
to right. scerins Meyers % but Hs'S wss slhs,Ha oHt
trying to reach second Schultz to Tinker.
One run. three hits. no errors.
Aathewson walked Sheckard Becker
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Schultz 10 second Tinker % lined TO to
ddesi ddetfher zimmeE,nan made his second
LEACH grounded to Fletcher. who threw
20 Herzog and Zimmerman scored Leach
&2ins TO second saier grounded TO Mer-
retired Evsrs- Three runs, one hit. two @
FIFTH IsEINc-secker doubled into
e rns righ. hsid crowd Murray struck
Becker out for interfering with the play.
Herzog new TO Leach. No runs, two
Doyle and Mer'sle retired Archer. Richie
struck out Sheckard was out Doyle 10
MsrKls- no runs, no hits, no errors.
sxTH iNNING-Tinker and SAFER dis
the same way. Mathewsou aied to Leach.
No runs. no hits. - - =
Schultz fouled to Herzog: Tinker fouiied
70 Meyers. Zimmerman got his third hit
OF the game. batting single 10 left
Zimnaernaan was out stealing, Meyers to
Fletcher. No runs. one hit, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING snodgrass walked
Doyle grounded out 20 saier, who doubled
Snodgrass at second. Tinker taking the
throw Evers made sensational one
hand stop Of Becker's gTounder and re-
tired him at hrst, No runs. no hits. no
errors t 12L
Leach lined TO Becker saier singled TO
center. Eyers doubled TO right Mathew
son funblsd Archsr's grounder Safer
scoring and Eyers going To third. Richie