Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-12
AMERICANS 3
 NATIONALS 0
Tb,ra Game in Worlds Championsh ? Battle Royal Between Pitchers
 Pfester and Walsh
The Standing.


 Club Won. Lost Pct. Americans ..s..--.,-...2 .oo' NatiOna!- .....#......-.. .55a
 Chicago. oct. I2 -Yesterday's game 5atUeen tha Chicago teams of the Ma rfoal and American leagues was q battle roga. beew. e4 pitchers and the Americans won, , to .. THenty,one 5atsmen struck out, for twelve ofthes the credit going tg Wa'-h Of h.. Am@l= icans. In addition gaTe on1E ole pass and allowed bu. two hits-in the fIst inning. Thereafter the Nationals. until the ninth, never had any sort of chance to score.
 According to the official count i3,. 750 enthusiasts, encouraged by slight Iy warmer weather, were present when the game began. Pfeister, the left handed pitcher, went into the box for the Nationals His control at first was good, but by 10 means perfect. He quickly steadied, however, and pitched superbly until the sixth in, ming. II VAS here he wen: t0 pieces and the game Vas lost TannehE, reputed to be weak batter, singled down the third base line. Somewhat disconnected, Pfeister allowed Walsh to walk and a moment later hit Hahn on the nose breaking it. \ doctor Fas called and O'Neil went to first for Hahn and finished the game.
 The bases were now full with no body out. \ pandemonum Of cheers from American league sympathizers broke loose. Pfaister pulled himself together and there Was a sigh Of relief from National league supporters uhee Capt. Jones fouled out to King Is bell, one of the team 5 best batsmen ordinarily, struck out for the third time during the game. Then came Rohe, the substitute. to bat. It was this light haired young man whose ac- cdental presence by reason of Davis Illness in Tuesdays game brought victory to the Americans. Again the fate of the game depended on him and again he did not fail
 He wa.ted patiently for g ball that suited him and then swung with all his strength The ball bounded like q jack rabit down the third base line and under the benches in Jeff field. Tannehi!l, Walsh and O'Neil crossed the plate amidst wild cheering and the noise Of many m-gapfOnes, nhlle the author of the scores stood on third base, receiving the organizations 0 his team mates Eonohut sent a weak hy to E.vers and the agony was over
 On their part the Nationals started out like winners fn the first, Hoffman n sent out a clean single to center, Sheekard struck out and then Hoff- , man killed all chances to score by trying 10 steal second, where h. was thrown out Th next moment Schulte doubled to left, but it did no good for Chance went out, labeA to Donohue. Thereafter t.ll the ninth. the Nation als gave never f hint of designs or the home plate Walsh held them completely at his mercy.
 In the ninth Gessler vent to bat for pfeister and reached first because Isbell fumb,ed his grounder for q mo mnt \ hit meant run but Schuto '5acame vie i'm If Valsh's curves ani fh" rh'rl game of tho worlds cham pton4hip series Was over.
 Ii took 4 large force of policemen Q prmeoet Wa'sh.and Rahe from their f,cnziel a4mif.I@ who throngea on f.te the fell, but they finally reached Their carriages without oeeing hoist 1,u anybDdy'= shoulders