Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 689
d Cobb that a delayed double steal was the play.Cobb let the first ball go by. Bush did not take a great lead from second base, but Mclntyre dashedfor second. Kleinow, New Yorksback-stop, hurled the ball to second.Mclntyre stopped midway, andBush, with the catchers throw,sprinted full-speed for… … johnny evers. Second baseman of the Chicago Cubs.1 EDDIE COLLINS. Second baseman of the PhiladelphiaAthletics. but the fraction of a secondwas enough for little Bush,who slid in under Austimslegs—safe! Meanwhile, ofcourse, Mclntyre was onsecond. Then Cobb hit thenext ball pitched for asingle, tzco…
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