Arizona republican., 1906-10-14
YESTERDAYS BIG GAME
 WAS ROTTEN BASEBALL
Americans Won, Both Teams Distinguish
 ing Themselves by Poor Work
But the Importance of the Stake Kept Up Enthusiasm and Twenty-Five Thousand People Wedged Into the National Grounds.

Chicago, Oct 13.-Out of a bedlam of errors, long hits, vanquished pitch CTS and the VociferaJions Of half-fren- Zied spectators the Chicago American league team emerged victorious over the Nationals today by q score of s to 6- The Americans won in spite of five ghastly errors. which were account able for nearly all the runs made by the Nationals. Tine Nationals lost be- cause they could not hit 'Walshs spit ball. The Americans felded like anna teurs. and the Nationals. fielding per fecuy. batted very much in the mega tive. Time after time when a hit meant run. the batters with the inn pressiVe average failed to live up to their regulations.
 The day was warm-the best base ball weather of the series. Twenty five thousand, people worked their way into the National league grounds. and at 1:40 o'clock, fifty minutes before the time set for play to begin, the selling of tickets concluded. The noise makers were out in force and the sky was full of kites recommending that votes be cast in various ways at the coming election. The Americans began with vigoF. Hahn, the first man up. drove single oyer second. Jones sacrificed and Hahn scored on Isbell's double to right Davis hit weakly but was safe. while Isben was tagged out between second and third; ROhe promptly fol- lowed with a double to left. Roulbach was apparently nervous and allowed DOnOhue to walk DOugherty, how ever went out by the narrowest pos sible margain and two runs were kept from counting.
 The Nationals m their half piled up three runs without much credit to themselves. Hoffman singled and went to second on Sheckard's sacrifice. Schute hit safely but Hoffman was held at second. Change was hit by the ball, and the bases filled. Steinfeldt forced Chance at second and Hoffman scored. but Isbel, attempting to make q double play threw the ball into the crowd and Schulte also scored. Stein feldt reaching second. Tinker knocked an easy one to Walsh. who threw low and Steinfeldt scored. Tinker went out stealing.
 The Americans evened matters in the third. IsbeH again hit for two bases this time to left field. and Davis fol- lowed with another, scoring lsbell. Al this point Captain Chance substituted Pfeister in the pitchers box. He be- gan by striking out Rohe. Donohue walked on d dead ball. DoughertS forced Donohue, and Davis reached third and scored on a neat double steal It was a clever piece of work. Sulli- van ended the inning by striking out and it was anybody's game
 Tn the fourth the Americans clincheC the game with four runs, and incl dentally sent Pfeister to join Reulbacl on the bench. PfeistcT allowed WalsI to walk and Hahn forced him. Jones hit safely over third. IsbeH sent hi' third double to right center and HahI scored. Isben and Jones scored a mo ment later when Davis hit to left fo two bases. At this point Pfeister wen out and overall went in He inaugu rated his reign by passing Rohe. fol lowing which Dcnohue doubled to lef and Davis scored.
 The American league partisans wer'