Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-12
Walsh Pitches Superb Ball and but One
Man Reaches Third.
PrI'sTER BLOWS UP IN The SAITH
Hit, q Pass, q Hit Batter and Three
Baggsr Bring in all Ruas.
ROBE AGAIN WINS FOR THE soS
Lightha1red Third Baseman who
Drove In the Winning Run in
FIrat Gamo Duplicates the
Performance.
standing of Teams.

Played. Won. LN5st' ret
NaTonsis .,...........S ,,,.,,..S SO
CHICAGO, oct. n-Today's game BE-
tween the Chicago teams of the National
and the American leagues was attic
royal between pitchers and the x an
league wOn TO o -
Twenty-one batsmen struck oI u j.
twelve Of these credit goes to Walls r. Y
addition he gave only one pass ana
lowed hut two hits in the first inni.
Thereafter the Nationals until the mint
inning, never had any sort Of a chance to
score.
According TO the official count ITO en-
thusiasts, encouraged by slightly warmer
weather. were present when the game be-
gan. Pfester. the left-hauded pitcher,
went into the box for the Nationals His
control at first was good. but by no means
perfect. He quickly steadied, however, and
pitched superbly until the sixth inning. 1t
was here he went to pieces and the game
was lost Tannehill reputed to be
weas batter. singled down the third base
line Somewhat disooncerted Pfeister al
lowed Walsh to walk and moment later
hit Hahn in the nose, breaking It. a doc
tor was called and oNell went to first
for Hahn sud finished the game for him.
Robe wins the Game.
E..Nl ...fsH Il WaateNA 10 nNnN
The bases were now iuh win "oooUS ~ ~
pahde non'uin Oh eheeis ,ion' Ias',N.na
ieaeue sy"psti 1ers pioAe -, -.
puiieo niHsen tose'n.i a"u -,
sign Oh rehet troi'' Na'io'lai s~p y.
por'ers When Oap'aii' JONES -. ~. "
Ring lsoel', one ol sl'e ee''" -" D 80 tS,-a
men, oru'nsliiS' suueA ~, iOl ~. t,n,,s
uine uur,ns ine sSu n ~ ILL.,
haired young man. whose accidental pres
ence by reason OF Davis Illness III
Gay game ,Wousn. ''e'o,S s.' ~
Americans Again 'ne iate OK une gam Ssr ue
pended on MIN anu assHn "e u.' mo-
ne "aifu piieulS ~ - ~. .
him ana swung Win All MS s.,.sn
oaii oounoeo hhe JACK lauo'. ~ -,
third pase nne ano unusr ,he 49,, -,
lett heid, Innhehi"' Waisn e1u -,
crofseo lhe pnls'te plsie suiuSe wiz 49,
the noise OF many fnesapnoues' mnne 0ne
author OF ,ne ssores s'ooo on ~ ~,
receiving the cons'at'na.'ohs y, "e re'
mates- ponohue sent "eah ny 10 hFS'H
ana the agony was over
Nationals strike Out.
ON their part the Nationals started out
like winners. In the first Hoffman sent a
clean single 10 center. Sheckard struck
out and then Hoffman killed all chances
70 score by tryinE to steal second, where
lie was thrown out The next moment
schultz doubled to left, but 1t did no good
for Chance went out Isbell to Donohue
Thereafter TIL the ninth the NHlionN''
never gave hint OF designs on the nome
plate Walsh held them completely at his
mercy, apparently sro"'ng % s.rVnsef ,n ano
Neso'ee eFeEy ihiiins ""eh Se
opened the Nationals swung NiciousS a.
his offerings. but before the contest was
Ez.. hall
half over they were nsh'ns ior tne ua,,
seemingiy trS'hs mereN 70 VouSn " any m
mostss wnen o.ar. .nvy su 1O' ~ .scnnd [ ~ .hor @
and were out easily.
In the ninth Gessler went to bat fo
pta,s,sr ana reached first because Isbe,
rissuL emu Ns" rs ~ -,
fumbled his grounder Tor moment HOT
man went out via 1sbell and Gesslei
reached second sheckard for the secon'
., - -a -. r...,,o %
ume m'sseo 49, soou vn ~ 90
s.a,,s. t,,.sIed the hal, for n noomen,
- ,-,n h,,, sohuI,a ha,a,,.
mt Heaht tui,' W. 0e"u o
victim OF Wsish's curves ana the thin
game of the worlds championship serie
x,a. o,,er
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tect walsh and Rohe from their frenzie
admirers. who thronRed onto the field bu
Ibex ,nsli,, reached their cs rr,asas With
out being hoisted on anybody shoulders.
Ever.S Tinker and Tannehill divided tn
aoIa,n. horo-.
he'u'ns "o"0'S
story BY Inninas
LSrs. 1rnina America n LIshn .v,snt IN,
& s ~ pscister 70 vSbn itT;,cL Ionv n',
80 It = - as ,,so,t,dS ~ too,'a,d th,rd 80 ~
was ''s,,1 safe SUI" IsbeIl swsn,< on three goo o1
onss a.S ,onE H. seaIN Iores a rieS :
t, ha sooN N .s Ssitn, - Tin ~ ~
,' pue was 0uN aims ~ A'"NN'' -
m, tnot.. N-s,ta,st Ham,, nIaos
+. sins,e on q 1,ne - center ShscSs :
strncF orS 1ossnear Was throxvn ont .
eoe ""S "NH III I'll NV" sS,,, ~,
gos,hiea ~ iast ~ Tan sofns ,,,,,{er IN
10, ana Saat ~, ~ "a. l S,,a s'n1nad H, ~
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sonnS ts,, -. il"ISS iI ~ - "u, ,S S'
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r.st boander To- Tinber ana was out a
a. ~ = s.Sose da,tsian 1Irroh,ss si,,sls
ns pa ss9sG p Ssp,sies ss1 Inoeae m esa th hs
ssTsS sss OUT from tsTeS