New-York tribune., 1906-10-14
WHITE SOX WIN AGAIN.
CUBS UNABLE TO BAT.
Hinners KNOCK ont Tao Pitchers
Walsh PuzsIe.

chlosxa Oct 1s--0ut OF a bedism Of errors.
.ors hits vsnuuisAed pitchers and the vocifera-
tisas es half frsnzied spectators the chicago
American League team emerged victorious over
the Nationals to-day by q score Of TO g. The
series for the worlds championship now stands 8
u z a favor ot the White Sex
The Americans won. in spite Of Ave bad errors
which were accUuntstie Tor nearly all the runs
y,ssa hv shA Nationals The Nationals lost be-
oause they could nor hit Wslshs spit ball deliv-
cry.
The Americans islded like amateurs. and the
Nationals. fielding perfectly, batted poorly Time
after time when hit mesnt nuns the batters win
the impressive averages failed to live up TO thelr
regulations.
The gay was Yarm-the first real baseball wealth
er OF the series Twenty-Five thousand persons
woraaed their way into the National League
grounds. and at $40 O'Clock, fifty minutes oeiore
the tire for play 70 begin, the selling or tickets
ceased. Tie noise makers were out IN fuh torce
and the sky was fun OF kites. as usual recoililehs
ing that votes be cast in various dlrecuohs a. VIC
coming election.
WHITE sox START STRONG.
With az these regulation baseball conditions e2-
ss+inr the Arnerieans began business with vigor.
Hahn the frst man I'd. touched Rueleschs s oeilV-
cry for a single over second. Jones sscrinceo ana
Hahn scored on Isbeus double 10 right Davis MI
,S.alxlz hat Was safe while Isbeh Was tagged out
hssSssn second and tlird Rohe promptly followed
VITA double 70 left R1elnach VIE MaS aRYI, RYs Tits ~
bases Dougherry, hcweVcr went out pg me mar naI-
gSas co1fae Thus Two doubles single ana
Fsse on balls counted for only one run - -
rseaf me ascR src5t 10 themselves. however Hot
man singled ana went 20 seGona on o4eS!i1gl hels
a. second Chance was hat by ihs baii, ard the
s@SeS soa THs d ticSs1 cTes bf rs5eii stfsmpte
frg 10 MIKE 6oible play. threw the 5aii into the
sielafaldJ reacAIns second Tinker knocked an
easy eae N Nalsh who ti'paw low To 'lonoaae ana
Steinfeldt scored Tinker went out StcallIg-
Alb F5y8sN IR Th4IB THIRD
The Americans evened up matters in the third.
IsFEl again hit for tWa bass this time 10 left
field. and Davis followed scoring Isben. Al this
point captain Chanoe fein6Ved Ruelbsch and sub
stiruted Phesiey in the PtSAer,s box. He began by
striking out Rohe. Donohue walked on dead Osll
Deughsrty forced Doaelaue and Davis reached third
and scored neat double steal. II was a clever
5eined IN cheering Suiiran endsa ms trouble by
SAG. .pohody would venture to predict wRish side
In Ihe fourth inning the Americans clinche1 the
E soin Ruebacb on fbo bsnSf pfester .joTed
Walsh TO walk. and Hahc forced Walsh at second.
double to -fiehf cehtIe ana Hahn scored Isbei1
and Jones ssoTed ionsnt isfe5 uhSn Davis hit
the ball 10 left for two bases.
AZ the poi4t 9feister went ont. and Overall
tees 4As place he began ny allowing Robe 10
eT % sSo%lsg ed ThioT M pohoaG9 doubled to left
EPs S a. THIS g jase OF fhe SANE i. We're farly d @
est &, p~o PIeneTS 10 Inc bench ana seemed
The scoFine howeTer 1l6 for this inning wss endes
for -Cornfs KEYS team. Schultz cspturei Dougher-
tys fiy of hts Ehoestring. ard caught Robe at the
plate when The latter tried score.
In their half The Nationals taIliei one run on
The rnispays Of their opponents Tinker safe
when Robe threw into the crowd and reached
second on the FvAFS walked and King
struck agt. Tinker stole third and scored on
wild pitch.
NO SCORING AFTER SIXTH.
In the sixth JsbeI scored on his own double and
Rohe's single. In theIr half the NatsnaIs made
two runs. After Evers and King had faded
away Overall and Holman were Iassed. and the
bases were fun when Sheckard reached first on
Rohes tumble. Schultz doubled Il, left centre and
Overall and Holman scored. Had It not been for
the ground rules Schglte.s ht would have been a
home run and 20 would have been even.
WITH men on second and third Chanoe hit an
easy one 20 lsbeil, and was out at first
Thereafter nether side able score al
though the Nationals looked dangerous in the
seventh when Stenfeldt doubled to left along
ne i@ul me Ii was apparent here that Walsh,
who had also pitched on Thursday, was weaken
MHite finished the game his stead. He had
good control and the Inning closed with Steinfeldt
still third base.
The Americans have three out of five
games To-mOTrows game viii he played on the
american League grounds and should the White
sox win this game. they win gain the world
championship banner.
The score follows.