The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-15
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES.
Final Game - Americans, -;

Chicago. H.. oct 1.-THE Chicago
Americans beat the Chicago Nationals To-
day by the score OF S to 8
Overwhelmed, crushed under storm
OF hits. the National League leaders fell
before the Sox. and the giolies Of The
worlds championship go 10 the White
Sox Of Comiskcy.
The Cubs trusted the helm in the do
clsive game 10 Mordecai Brown. and DE
proved broken reed. for the White Sox
lammed and slammed him. and the rattle
of hits was Ike rain upon ziuc-c-ad
roof lie should have been removed in
the first round and capt. Chance kept
him iu and tempted fortune too far. II
the second inning Brown was driven cut
Big overall pitched well but il was too
late.
Dr White worked for tine Soz and
started badly. Then DE grew invincible
and pitched ON iu game fashion t.il the
finish The cubs fretted and stormed
and tried their uttermost TO pu Doc
on the ruu. but the slender fellow kept
his head and tanned the terrors. His
support w0bhIeI at times but at the
pinch WIS steady as rock.
Douahue's Great Fielding.
Donahuc w8s center Of attraction
As he has done an through the series.
so Lc did to-day. stopping mad throws
right and left. sc00ping UP the hon shots
from the earth and saving run Jfte-
run. generally by making the third put
ont of the innins ca some chance that
seemed Impossible
on the Cubs side ATtie Hoffman was
the fielding STAR and twice he made
ca1cbes n The Crowd-c8tches that
seemed booked for the safest kind of
hits.
There was 81 tenth man on tile Sox
side. but his name win not be- found in
the tabulated score This unknown hero
was Ii quiet littl" person who was sitting
ON the ground in She right field With
f the S1N booming away in the nrSt in
Hing- and TIE night al stage where d
+ hit or out meant everything, "a long Ay
went out 10 Schultz Backing into the
crowd. Schultz made ready for the catch
and just then the unknown man arose.
kicked him lightly. and Disconnected him
So that the bah fell safe. Schultz sought
for him a moment later. and ycarDed TO
meet and converse with him. but hc had
gone. and no man could identify him.
The crowd tottled 1929 More could
I have gone in. but Comiskey shut the
/ doors. SO that the performers might have
/ better room I'm which to play
white Fools His Critics.
( Good judges opined ua5 1t was rank
+ f1oiishness 10 send fin the fragile White.
after he had worked the previous day.
II looked so when Hoffman crashed one
/ into left. Shcckard sacrificed. and
/ Schultz poIed the ball into the crowd.
Hoffman scoring. That was all for the
first inning but it was enough 10 over
+ JOY the West Side segment of the multi
tudc. Not FOR long. however. The Sox
+ were stiH fun of the hits from the pre-
/ ceding day. and proceeded TO demon
stGate at the expense of AIr. Brown.
After the volunteer band had declared
itself present, Hahn walked To the dish
and drove a hit out into the lot. Jones
forced him. but IsbeI WIS right there
with his newly discovered batting eye.
and he also cracked or a.. Davis saw
how easy it looked, Fn high dE
az Scuuite. That a-ilr ..f IS backed
into The crowd for il. 5a- I'D. i.,.e spec
r8t.r spilled tis plans. jan-. scoring n
tie u.slue. Immediately thcre was ID s
aud vigorous convention with Umpire
JLoushl!n a, the plate Schultz hu d. d
+ IN 20 report thar some ruie partisan Of
TIE S0x had rUdcly kick q i'm ard pre-
vented him from getting -e fly Clll,e
and King tal5ed nobly, a.d jones to.E q
+ hand. until O'Lough-in order d h.g b. 90
and sit down. The multitude n ta d..
Clipped into the debate with -r1l cr-
T ff -r1
championship might be decided by a for
feited game when OLoughlin go, mpl-
ticn, and looked 3t his watch.
Cubs Yield to Umpirs.
Finally the cubs reiuctauIs Withdrew
from tre arena and the Soz igam turned
/ their atfention to Mr.. Brown, who W IS
nervoa s. paving the earth aad trying
+ 10 CHOKE the BAN to death aJt iu INC box
/ Robe rised with crack to- Tinker
who nailed Isbell ut ths p'7t, ard after
/ E0Ee SaEly stole second. D5Doaue il1dcd
~ srai2h ene f." IV1 .4es and
brought Bole hCme-tee .o.a. b-l4- l.ley
irls HouSus.f- uaS aE easy au.
Grim determination cauld re st
ffe ltr.s os .ee Cubs whom tH.t wuf d,
nat rr SECOND tTn runs 5u .a. 1at
If ws r-e c-ia-a' moment iur -riU
termination. uul f. Doe. 1ot Helu uu.r
unless c is ven ricd Wish nss. flte
+ Hence ,ho CUhe -3.t nal accampi.aa 81.
! mach s -ra. Iulci. .g. IEes V i- au.
+ in DIZZY Succession. t.J-se Davis u.a-
/ 5.inS Up Evers aad EUaz are. Ev.ls
got lie on DoGolGe's error, dgd Brown
! stri..ns out.
Bc5 on the job went the terrib
sluggers in their half Of the second and