The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-11
CUBS TURNED THE
. TABLES ON S0X
Chances Men Set Fast Clip for
the Comiskey
..'- Clan.
Journal Special Service,

journal Special Service.
Chicago, Oct: 11.-There IS great Joy among
cubs last night for the National champions de-
feated Comiskey's American league champions
in the second game Of the worlds championship
series by the score of to I:
a look-in for yesterdays game, holding the
South Siders to two lonely hits. All this time
White and Owen, the so11 twirlers, were being
hammered safely. .:Jor 49,.
This makes the two teams even up for the
worlds baseball title and the baseball fans all
over the country are crazier. After yesterdays
at the West Side ball park the day before, was
repeated. The followers Of the cubs carried the
cubs about the field and showered the members
Of the team with, all Kinds of: compliments.
stages. = steinfeldt and Tinker were the demon
battets today Steiny made three in5 all and
Joe hit out two. IsbeH and Donohue were the
only South siders to connect safely with Reul-
bsch. .,.s .E-Efa }vG s.-..
There wes another outpouring Of the popu-
lace. yesterday afternoon. despite the Icy
blasts, the official attendance being given at
1885. Il ~
I>%"( SouthsidersR Scored.
The crowd was very different throng, in
er and the results Of the first game had great
deal to do with that. of course. Tuesday the
West Side people went out in high slee and big
| fur coats. while the South Siders, knowing that
their team was crippled, went out In fear and
trembling. Yesterday it was reversed. A JOY
ous mob of laughing, whooping South siders in
West Side contingent with yells of glee and ex-
nltation. They evidently expected another win
and most Of them predicted fatter and more
! lop-sided score. One thing sure-the desire to
bet 2 to on the cubs suddenly evaporated. The
cubs came out early. were received with roars
Of applause from their West Side friends, and
| with whoops Of. derfsion from the bleachers. All
| kinds Of prophecies and forecasts Of defeat were
tossed at them. but they only grinned and began
Industrious practice They were attired in gray
travelling suits, while the sox were rugged out II
| wintrv white. ....~.r., 8.
| Tuesday the cubs were in white and the SO,
IN blue. As the sox lost ont yesterday, large
numbers Of superstitious fans regard the white
uniform as an emblem Of defeat g..
| The reception given the sox when they cam'
forth. for practice was deafening. Jones' me,
worked prettily and confidently and seemed full!
acquainted with the angles Of their ragged
playing field. while the cubs faltered and hesi
| tated little In chasing the cratic grounders.
! Cubs smothered Them. e..
The cubs reversed things today and simpl
overwhelmed the whitesox with a shower o
hits. 1t looked cs If the great National leagu
machine, which was out Of gear the previou
day, was again in perfect working order, an
the sox had no show against it. Chances me
batted ran bases and scurried around the fel
IN easy, confident STYLE while Comiskey's me
went to pieces early RI ''' r. H..
+ Reulbach pitched wild, but unhittable bal
while White left the slab after three innings
Owen pitching the rest Of the game and recei,
ing his bumps with frequency. The sox mad
= their only run in the fifth, when Doughert
reached first on a helder's choice, took secon
on wild pitch and scored when Tinker tumble
a grounder. That was oil for Comiskey's me
they were helpless in the rest Of the game.
M,.~a.. Cubs Industrious.
The cubs got busy in the second With OF
gone, Steinfeldt singled. Tinker beat a bu,
, and 1sben made fearful throw of Ever
effort. pass to King, sacrifice by Reu
bach and a hit by Hoffman followed and thrt
+ runs were scored. ~ - ..
! In the third Chance gained first on for.