The Washington herald., 1906-10-14

pOTtatiOn 10 first and Robe failed to
properly handle Sheckard's hard drive,
filling the bases. Then shuttle drove in
Overall and Hoffman with a singing
double to center
That the Cubs stand uD well under fire
is evidenced by The fact that. although
their opponents clouted the ball hard ard
often, they played an errorless game
The SoX We're charged with five mispiays,
some Of which were costly.
Rohe, the idol Of the South Side faas.
who scored the first two victories for the
Sox by his batting. again acquitted him
self with glory. He smacked out two
doubles and a single. When there s a
hit needed he is mighty apt to deliver the
goods.
Harry White. the Washington boy,
wreaked a partial vengeance for his pre-
yious defeat at the hands Of Murphy 8
Spuds. He had the satisfaction of stop
ping a desperate batting rally that tnreat-
ened to put the game on the right sid9
of the Cubs ledger.
The advance sale Of seats for to-mor-
rows game indicates that the largest
crowd Of the series VIII be in attend
ance Sunday is always a big baseball
day in Chicago. With perfect playing
conditions. It is estimated that the at
tendance figures viii hover around 25,Oe0
Ii was a wild game and brimminS over
with excitement Inning after inning the
leans fought like madmen, each striving
10 get the advantage that should finally
bring il out winner, and give the vic
tors the edge on the series, and the
chance 10 finish the whole thing with
the game OF Sunday When the finish
came and the 'Sox were hailed as victors,
the uprodr raised by the South Side my
rlads was beyond all description or
imagination.
The announcement that the deciding
game would be played in Chicago was q
blow 10 other cities that made big offers
for the event Spokane. with IT'S offer
Of $1,000. and Denver, with its offer
of $1,000 were thrown into the shade by
the receipt Of d telegram TO Garry Herr
mann, president of the National Com
mission, 20 the effect that Fresno, Cal,
the home OF Manager Chance. would
guarantee Sej.000. GoOoO spectators. and
sunshine Tor the final game.
The Cubs scored three runs IN the sec.
ond inning. making but two singles, one
Of them a scratch safety to the infeld.
In this session Walsh was the victim cf
poor support With the bases full Stein
teldi hit 10 Davis who tossed to Is5ell.
forcing Chance I'm his anxiety TO com
plcte a double play. the Sox's second
sacker threw past Donohue into the
crowd. and Hoffman and Shuttle chased
over the plate. 4 moment later DonOhue
dropped thrown ball and Steinlcldl
cCuntCd.
A. IsbeH stepped in the batter's box
in the sixth inning he was given tre-
mcudous ovation by the White SoX ad-
hcreuts The bald-pated athlete had al
ready banged out two doubles, and was
imp0rtuucd 90 connect for another two
spot lie caught one Of Oyerall's benders
square on tie nose. and when the ball
WIS Gcldcd bIck TO the inficld the an
cicnt uuc was pcrched ON second, He
scored ou Davis suicide and Rohc's sin
gle. Four doubles in "a game is sure
going some.
Neither team has won game on its
homo grounds. The two pennant winners
[ line Up ON trr South Side grounds. tic
/ home of the S0X. and Il is up 10 the Cub
TO turn the trick. IL is probable that
/ Aurcck and sullivan and Brown and
l Elins will be the opposing batteries. Nich
and Ai0rd5cIi have been pitted against
each other twice. and Zach hIs scored a
Z victory. Jones siIewheclcr is going good
now. ard wants another crack 1T N,
7 threc-dnscred one, 1nG Il is .ikcly that
I Fieldcf will ohlise MIN In ysew Of ths
trcuuciug The Sox administered Ruclbact
and Pfcister to-day. Brown is the logical
choice Tor tJ-mOTTOU.