The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-15
fRICANS WIN, A
I[I ALWAYS BAE
II They Always Will''r
Ie Name Itself Means
IA Victory.
0HAMPIONs OF The
f0RLD on THE DIAND
ii Right to Fly Wd'
tupionship Pennant, I
|lso American League

rAGo, Oct. 14,-The ego
ths American Baseball he
.ssnpion of the world. Bin
LAYS game s to 3 agai1he
~ of the National leagphe
aus earned the right to the
championship pennanS he
nu league, TO ride TO the 4ds
,,son in carriages and tive
's Champions" lettered the
vora by their horses. y s
sss the sixth of the ser4nd
nab victory for the Amqus.
+, fhe last National batsmasd
n and the stunning fahat
Il champions had been ted
ils Impression through ,us-
excited minds, a crowd god
tac box wherein sat Cha w.
president Of the los,nlub.
LED gamely ct requestr a
nd said;
. ~ team won. They won buse
'..d the better bali. Too mucaise
p 4 rjven TO President Comis and
"a sud the team, which, blpre.
duck. climbed in midseadrom
a ,6es 10 the top OF their owlgue.
iopped OF that great acIish.
vinning the worlds chaniship
ssr fhet made o runswase OF
"a league contest. ! call three
comiskey and his great
sfter cheer followe this
Id they were lost TO tlear-
cost OF the crowd, VIII was
iering other things in.
E players, the players cotive-
|fFbumping said players the
rfh such enthusiasm thvery
;hem had to fight a wait TO
Hug carriages.
theers for the losers 3 not
\ They had lost the atest
Gon which baseball offeo its
4 but are still a great Il and
va which followed Ii car
rough crowded blocksl not
|tgir throats in saying {
Bon In First Two Inain
key's face was wreai in
ing before the game Vover,
Americans put the Wv IN
|in the first two inninS when
vent out at FIRST after abor-
h and the great series Iuver,
b shook hands with suof his
sv he could reach. TbtheTs
biting to save themsel from
ends and bad no timer con-
lons save pounding e; other
6ack- The crowd seer loath
+, the grounds when game
Rads poured out of tblaach-
circus seats on TO neld,
|ose in the stands stodp ard
The spectacle. The is aud
ugs of Observation-Disclosures
sd been rendlnp the all dur
game apparently to limit.
doubled. 1t was panhonium
: The players tried cling
for mutual protecti{ but it
Lees. A few momensufced
each one the center q dense
alf-crazed throng ouf which
9 fight bis way.
ives OF such of the lericaps
larried were waitinpr their
y the carriages TO c'y them
fely from the hero-whlpping
crowd OF small boyore the
sep from a ticket wiYw after
2 was over aud gonto the
fely TO stand or tthistoric
md share in the excinent.
Victory Fairly Earn
Ile victory was a lar earned
'own not only by thSct that
eEleans won four 9 Of six
lcldentally making unaeces-
play the seventh, / by the
runs. The American all told,
runs. compared Wits By the
q They made SO b. hits, as
~ Tor the Nationals The Ma
made but Ave errorsIompared
py the Americans. be latter
70 the greater numb,of extra
nut the ground ;es made
" OF them good fopnly two
! the expert critics baseball
nerally admitted II TO the
pitchers most OF le credit
MS despite the IA that the
Y 4 pitchers have butts strike
.ne't credit, against5 for the
:. ihe American: gave 70
osgls, as against lSF the Ma
notwithstanding This, the
! Pitehers were effeive when
'ae runs, particular against
as Gnsnce, SchulteSteinfeldt
g. These men, aleonsistent
.e!s we're all but hpless dur.
: OF the series. Othe other
i i americans, popufly called
.,sss Wonders, ," bSed more
saan sas their opponent who dur
y Sesson ss had done Il heaviest
= ne 'ae National lea e. In the
~ nsses, the Natials had q
,es ! e 5ne Americans A Catchers
= =. sullivan, who carht the en-
80, ) D. were both foridsble to
Se Se'ss out OF the tot Is bases
-, Fe'ohsls got eilt.
: saoasands See Gar.
4 ,1'Vop " paid adn,issiol had been
,a,.h a. tne gate ct .oon. the
.rauai snsr and the holiay bring
II'~aS ii w. ont early. Ie grounds
nd ~ bursting, the ates were
pay was begu at 2:l5
completely encbling the
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