The Washington times., 1906-10-14
CHICAGO FANS AMAZED
BY WHITE SOX BATTING
American Leaguers Offset Five Errors by Twelve Safe
ties, While Nationals Got Only Six Swats
Dangerous First Inning.
By FRANK x. FINNEGAH.

over tbe liver with a fast one. and tie
inning wound M. in "a blaze II glory for
hiin when ipcnoHue was forced and Sui-
iyan wh"Hgeo vail9- ~ inrre shoots.
BHt the undoing II Pfeister was near
az hand Burning FOR revenge for his
/ busted nose. Hahn faced him ia the
fourth after Walsh had courteously ac-
cFpted pass, and cracked out hot one
that forced Walsh an second Fielder
Jones, with the memory Of his two men
being rammed by iushooJs lot within
him, went 10 the front and made a hit
that put Hahn or third. Isbeu. having
made but one twp-Dagger in one time
a. bat. up to that point deliberately
made another, that scared go men into
dt where il landed in the crowd, and
scored Hahn. Davis finding that the
hunting was pretty good, decided on a
double for bis. scoring Jones and H53eiiH.
Pfeister Also Chased.
AT that moment Manage Chance. with
countenance that fairly exuded woe.
stroHed into the box and had q chat
/ with Mr.. Pfeister. The pitchers apollo
gies were evidently not satisfactory. for
once more the hurry eaIl was sent 10 the
club house, and in a few second, which
[ lAAll'--lAlitfL Lt must bt LsAE Ai'iA3f
that 5000 and odd can make with voice.
I fog horn. bell, horn. and feet, q large
man was seeing coming from the far
end Of The feI1 II was Overall. the
giant pitcher. Jack Taylor and Carl
Lundgren hurried away 10 warm up
there was no telling. what the day might
bright forth
Overall smiled geniaHy at George
Rohe, who was waving q bat at him I'm
a most threatening manner. and gave
him base on balls Not a very warm
| beginning, but he came into the box
cold. IN bObbed D0nOhue. and not 20
| De OutdOne by the other Hitless Won
ders, he slammed out a two-base hit
that scored Davis. Insane men threw
aWav their hats. and later went home
with peanut bags covering their aching
Voids- The White Sox at that stage of
the game had seven runs and the cubs
had three, which accounted for some
OF the excitement
Some Rank Errors.
In the other half Of the round The
Cubs got another run thanks 70 few
untOward incidents. Mr.. Robe. fuster-
cd by the uearness OF victory. threw
a grounder where even Douohue could
not reach. and J. Tinker got 20 second
base on a weak hit that should have
been an easy death. Evers walked
and then those two old pals gIeefuIy
executed a double steal on AIr. Walsh.
This came in handy few minutes later
when Walsh heaved bum one that
Sullivan missed, and Tinker cautered
home.
Bases on balls and bad throw By
Robe again helped the Cubs in the
sixth, when they got two more runs.
After two men gEaSe o & - alsh walked
Overall ana Holman. ShCCkard hit an
easy one 10 Rohe who made 8 weird
throw at Isbeu to force Holman. Izzy
missed IT, and all were safe, making
three on base. Schultz slammed a double
into the crowd, scoring Overall and Hof-
man. Chance was an easy out and
that ended the run getting for the Cubs.
in the next inning the first man up.
Steinfeldt, cracked two-bagger into
the coming night, and Jones. fearing
that Walsh was beginning TO ascend.
took him out, and summoned Doc
White who held the Cubs down until
darkness.
Isbell's Great Record.
Just TO complete his record, IsbeU
made another two bagger in the sixth
inning He didn't intend overall should
get away without receiving the pro-
fessionaI coUrtesies he had already ex-
tended TO ReulbaCh ami Pfester. and
after Davis had failed, Robe singled
and brought Izzy home The next time
he came up. IN the eighth. Overall
shut his teeth and struck Izzy out.
spelling a perfect batting record, which
IsbeI had his weather eye on.
Better get cut q the South Side
Park about 10 o'clock Sunday, II
church is over that early. il doesn't
hold quite so many as Mr.. Murphys
lot and its Sunday. and il may be the
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