Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-13

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'Batted for AItrock in ninth inning.
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base hit.Ioi%an. sscrase n,tsITnIer 81. Don
and sullivan. Struck outNBy Altroei q by
or Aitrock. i: Oh Brown. 2 Time Of game hour
and So minutes Umpires-o1"ughin and John
stone.
Notes of the Game.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. October 13--Dougherty
relies upon the good. old-fashioned stick
when 1t comes to making hits, instead of
using the boomerang" curved affair.
Sheckard got to first at last, also to
second. But he has yet to get hit.
Brown received many an affectionate pat
on the back from Cub supporters after the
game. They surrounded him and escorted
him from the grounds.
Manager Chance wore the smile that
won't come off.
There was another hen-or was 1t the
same one?-strutting about in center field.
clad in white socks at the end OF string
tether. 1t was hoodo this time
Twice Chance had good reason for look
popped to Altrock in attempting to sacrifice
In the fourth and the second when Stein
feldt. with all the time in the world, threw
a mile high on Robes effort in the fifth.
Manager James McAeer of the St. Louis
Browns was at the game. ''Jeenis' had a
conference with Ban Johnson at the hotel
during the morning, but declared it had
nothing to do with base ball. AS soon
as the worlds series over and the Sc
ries n ST. Louis s ended. Manager Nc
Aleer, Ban Johnson and Charlie Sphinx Of
St. Louis will take a trip to the wilds Of
Wisconsin. where they will spend several
weeks hunting and fishing.
Manager Chance had an awfully close call
in the ninth inning from being caught
mapping on the first cushion. He had
| singled and was taking a big lead, expect
ing to steal But Sullivan whipped the ball
to Donohue when the manager wasn't look
ing and he just did slide into the bag as
Donohue tagged him. He got to second on
a sacrifice, but In trying to get home on a
bunt was out mile.
1t took the fans some time to realize
what had happened in the eighth when
the Cubs came racing in after Davis was
out on an unsuccessful attempt to steal
second. Brown put the third strike over
for sullivan and the fans didn't hear the
decision. Davis had started down and
Kings perfect throw to Evers nailed HIM.
Mcfarland went in to bat for Altrocll
In the ninth and the Sox roOters expected
great things Of him. but the best he could
do was punch a grounder to Steinfeldt
Robe Signed for Life.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, October 13-sI don't care
what George Robe does from now on, he is
signed for life with me-"
So said President Charles Comiskey Of
the Chicago American League team yester-
day in speaking of the sub third basenan.
whose timely three-bagger cleared the bases
IN thursdays sensational game at the
West Side grounds. 1t was also Robes
triple in identically the same spot that won
the first game on Tuesday. and the white
haired utility infieider who got into the
game only because George Davis was too
Ill to play. has made himself the hero of
worlds tn
The old Roman" was enthusiastic over
the shut-out of the Cubs, and he had moth
ing but words of praise for Robe and Walsh
However. he also complimented every man
on the team, and when Eddie Hahn got
hurt Comiskey was visibly affected He
sent word to have DR.. Murphy care for
the injury if it required the services of a
surgeon.
Robe is the most talked-of player in the
base ball world. just by the one hit he made
Thursday in the sixth Inning. The stua-
ton was made to order for him. and he
seized the opportunity and made the most
of 1t.