The San Francisco call., 1906-10-14
Edited by
r. A. Smyth
UNABLE
TO HIT WALSH'S
SPITBALL.

CHICAGO. Oct 13-Out OF a bsdIann
or errors, long hits vanQuished pitch
ers and the vOciferations OF half-frsn--
zted spectators. the Chicago American
League team emerged victorious over
the Nationals today. TO s.
The Americans won in spite OF dvs
chastity errors. which were accountable
for nearly all the runs made BY the
Nationals The Nationals lost because
they could not hit WaIsh's spitbz1
The Americans felded like amateurs.
and the Nationals. fielding perfectly.
oatted very much in the nsgarivs.
Time after time. when hit meant runs.
the batrers with the impressive aver
ages failed 10 live Up 70 their rspUta-
tf0ns-
g. The Americans began business with
vtgor- Hahn. the first man I'D. drove
a single over second Jones sacrificed
and Hahn scored on Isbeirs double TO
right Davis hit weakly. but was safe
when Isbe1 was tagged out between
second and third Robe promptly fol-
lowed with a double 70 left Reul-
bach was apparently nervous and al
lowed Donohue 70 walk. dlling the
bases Dougherty. however. went out
BY the narrOwesc possible margin. and
two runs were kept from counting.
The Nationals in their half piled ID
three runs. Schultz hit safely. but
was hit BY the ball and the bases wers
h1led- Steinfeldt forced Chance az
second and Hoffman scored. but Isbelf.
attempting 70 make a double play.
threw the ball into the crowd and
Schultz also scored. Steinfeldr reached
second Tinker knocked an easy one
10 Walsh. who threw low and Stein
feldr scored Tinker went out stealing
The Americans evened matters Up IN
the third Is0ell again hit for Two
bases. this time 70 left field. and Davis
followed with another. scoring TsbelL
AT this point Captain Chance substt-
tuted Pfeister in the pitchers box He
began by striking out Robe
In the fourth the Americans clinched
the game with four runs and Incl
dentally sent Pfeister 10 join Reul-
bach on the bench Pfeisrer allowed
Walsh 70 walk and Hahn forced him
Jones hit safely over third Isoel
sent his third double TO right center
and Hahn scored Isbell and Jones
scored a moment later. when Davis hit
TO left for two bases At this point
Pfeister went out and Overall went in
He inau gurared his reign BY passing
Robe, following which DonOnue
doubled 10 left and Davis scored
The American League partisans were
fairly wild with delight The so-called
-hitIess wonders had driven two pitch
erS TO the bench and seemed about 20
treat the third one likewise The scor-
ing for this inning ended however.
when Schultz scored Douglas or his
shoestrinzs and caught Robe az the
plate when the latter tried 70 score IN
their. half the Nationals tailed one run
on the nisplays OF the Americans
Tinker was safe when Robe threw into
the crowd and reached second on the
error Davis walked and king struck
out Tinker stole third and scored On
wild pitch
In the sixth IsbeiI scored On his
fourth double and Rohe's single IN
their half the Nationals made two runs
After Evers and king had faded away
Overall and Hoffman were safe on hits
Scheckard reached first on ROhe's FUN
BILE Schultz doubled 20 left center and
Overall and Hoffman scored Had IL
not been for the ground rules Schulre's
hit might have been a home run With
men on second and third Chance hit an
easy one TO Isbell and was out ar drsr-
Thereafter neither side was able 70
score. although the Nationals looked
DANGEROUS in the seventh Steinfeld1
doubled 70 left along the foul line II
was apparent that walsh was weaken
fnz. and Captain Jones very promptly
took him out White finished the game
He had good control and the inning
closed with Steinfsldt on third
The Americans have now won three
out OF five games TOmOrr0w's game
will be PLAYED on the American League
grounds. and should they win this
game they will gain the worlds cham
pionship. Score: