The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-14
AMERICANS TAKE
 THREE OUT OF FIVE Emerge Victorious from Bed
 lam of Errors 25,000 WITNESS THE GAME lsbeII's Batting Ia Feature, But the Fielding of Americans ls Vicious.
 Walsh Proves Ills Won
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25,000 WITNESS THE GAME

Chicago, October 1a,-Out of a bedlam of terrors, long hits, vRnquished pitchers and the vociferations of half frenzied spectators, the Chicago American league team emerged victorious over the Ma uonals today, s to g.
 The Americans won in spite of five ghasuy errors which were accountable for nearly ell the runs made by the Ma tionals The Nationals lost because they could not hit Walshs spit ball delivery. The Americans fielded like amateurs and the Nationals fielding perfectly, batted very much in the negative. Time after time when . hit meant runs, the batters with the impressive averages failed to live up to their regulations.
 25,000 Fans Present.
 The day was warm, the first real ball weather of the series Twenty-Five thous- National league grounds and at 1.4O o'clock, 50 minutes before the time set for play to begin, the selling of tickets ceased. The noise makers were out in full force and the sky was full of kites as usual, recommending that votes be cast in various directions at the coming local election.
 With all these regulation baseball con ditions existing the Americans began business with vigor Hahn. the first man up, touched Ruelbachs delivery for a single over second base. Jones sacrificed and Hahn scored on Isbells double to right. Davis hit weakly but was safe while Isbell was tagged out between sec ond and third.
 Rhoe Doubles to Left.
 Hohe promptly followed with q double to left. Reulbach was apparently nervous and allowed Donohue to walk, filling the bases. Dougherty, however, went out by the narrowest possible margin, and two runs were kept from counting.
 The Nationals, in their half, piled up three runs without much credit to them selves, however Hoffman singled and went to second on Sneckards sacrifice. Schulte hit safely, but Hoffman was held at second, Chance was hit by the ball and the bases thus were filled. Steinfeldt forced Chance at second, and Hoffman scored, but ssbell, attempting to make a double play. threw the ball into the crowd back of first base, and Schulte also scored. Stenfeldt reaching second. Tinker knock ed an easy oEe to Walsh, who threw low to Donohue and Steinfeldt scored. Tinker went out stealing. The Americans even ed up matters in the third Isbell again hit for two bases, this time to left field, and Davis followed with another, scoring Isbell. At this point Captain Chance re- moved Ruelbach and substituted Pfeister in the pitchers box. He began by strik- ing out Rohe. Donohue walked on dead ball Dougherty forced Donohue and Davis reached third and scored on neat double steal
 Cinched In the Fourth.
 In the fouth inning the Americans clinched the game with four runs and ln- cidentally sent Pfeister to join Reulbach on the bench. Pfeister allowed Walsh to walk Ham forced Walsh at second. Jones hit safely over third. Isbel sent long double to right center, and Hahn scored.
 Isbell and Jones scored q moment later when Davis hit the ball to left for two bases At this point Pfeister went out and verall took his place. He inaugurated his return ry allowing Rohe to walk, following which Donohue doubled to left, and Davis scored. The scoring, however, for this inning was ended for Comiskeys men. Schulte captured Doughertys fly off his shoestring and caught Rohe at the plate when the latter tried to score. In their half the Nationals tallied one run on the misplays of their opponents. link CT was safs when Rohe threw Into the crowd ano reached second on the error. Evers walked. and King struck out link CT stole third and scored on wild pitch.
 lsbelI Hits Again
 In the sixth ,1sbell scored on his own double anu Rohe's single. In their half the Nationals made two runs. After Evers and King had faded away, Overall and Hoffman were passed and when Sheckard reached first on Rohe's tumble, the bases were full. Schulte doubled to left center and overall and Hoffman scored.
 With men on second and third Chance hit an easy one to Isbell. and was out at first Thereafter neither side was able to score although the Nationals looked dangerous in the seventh. 1t was ap- parent that Walsh, who had also pitched on Thursday, was weakening, and Cap tain Jones very promptly took him out. White finished the game in his stead. He had good control and the inning closed with Steinfedt still on third base.
 The Americans have now won three out of five games.
 Tomorrow game will be played on the American League grounds and should they win this game they will gain the worlds championship banner. Score