Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11
REVENGE FOR CUBS
Chicago National, Win Second Game Of
Wold't Series by Wide Margin.
FINE WORK ON SLAB BY RiULBAcH
COmiSkey's Bunch is Able to Hit Him
safsflj Only Twice.
BOTH WHITE AND OWEN ARE hit HARD
Ten Hits and Good Base Running Est
Seven huns.
Day IS COLD nH0 DlSAGREEALE
FreeEing weather heeps Attendance
Dow1 60 Ten Thousand and
Makes Perfect Base BsIi
Almost Impossible.
Day IS COLD aaO Dl;AGREtMt

.... Won Lost. Per;
Nationals .........,......i 900
CHICAGO, GOT lO,-fn the second game of
tho woriu championship series touay the
Chicago National league team took de-
cisive, revenge for yesterdays defeat when
they vanoulshed the White stockings on
the Ialter's grounds seven to one. White
ana owen. who replaced White ir the
fourth inning. were batted freely n 7e
American league team errors "
70 increase the Nationals scor, L.
bach on the contrary was in fine Z.
and allowed the opposing batsmen onS T.
hits.
The weather was bitterly cold, the me.
curry lowering at or below freezing point
all afternoon. Az was the case yester-
day. a few fakes Of snow fell Between
nine and ten thousand enthusiasts, bundled
from head to foot. braved the rigors of the
weather. With frost nippins fingers and
toes. perfect baseball was an imposs bility.
The practice of both teams was exceed
insly ragged, the cold hands Of the in
feiders refusing TO cling to the ball, while
the outfelders missed many iios. In
actual play the form was much better
Cubs Begin Business.
The Nationals started the trouble in the
an ovation as he stepped to the plate. but
failed TO hit three good ones. Then
steinfeldt. sent scorching single to left
Tinker laid down a perfect hunt and beat
It to nrst, Steinfcldt reaching second
Evers rolled an easy one down TO Isbell.
who, In his haste to make double play
tossed the ball into left field. stenfeldt
scored. Tinker took third and Evers
perched securely second White de-
llberately allowed King to walk but
Reulbach sacrificed Tinker home and Evers
scored a moment later on Hoffman's safe
drive. King however was out at the
plate. The half closed with three runs
over the plate and the enthusiasm of the
National supporters broke loose with a
vigor which took no thought OF sore
threats.
The next run for the Nationals came
when Chsnee wRs safe on fielder's choice.
He stole aecpnd ard went TO third when
: Isbell failed 70 hold Suliivan's bad throw.
He scored when Stsinfeldt raped out his
second clean single.
Lone Tally by white sox.
The Americans lone tally came In the
nth, when Dougherty was safe on fielder S
choice: he took second on wild throw
and scored when Tannehill's grounder went
past Tinker who was confused by the
base runner. The White Stockings never
threatened again, except when Jones
reached second on his own hit and reached
third on an out. Donahue few out to left
and Jones was caught yards from the plate
by sheckards perfect throw.
In the sixth two singles a double steal
by Tinker and Evers and sullivan's wild
throw TO third, the ball rolling into the
crowd. let Tinker across the plate. In the
eighth two more tallies resulted from
Chances single. Stelnfeldt's sacrifice
Chances pretty steal to third and Tinker's
single, which brought in Chance. Tinker
stole second, went TO third on Evers' out
and came home on wild pitch.
steinfeldt's batting and Reulbach's pitch.
ing were easily the features Of the game
story by Innings.
First Inning, Nationals--Hoffman went .ut
on long ny TO Jones. Sheckard rolled ar
easy bounder 10 Donohue. unassisted
Schultz went out, Rohe to Donohue. Nc
First Inning. Americans-Hahn grounded
silver set was presented to Manager Jone,
by the American team and a few minutes
time was taken up in the. presentation
Jones went out on grounder. handed 4
Chance by Tinker lsbell out. Reulhach Il
Chance No runs.
on the ball three times and famed. Stein
feldt landed the first hit OF the game
single to left Tinker hunted to loft am
ing 20 throw the ball. Evers grounded q
IsbeiL whe threw wide 20 second TO ge
Tinker, and Steinfeldt scored. Tinker gofnI
to third and Evers to second. King wal
purposeiy walked. Reulhach sacrificed
man mann beat @ out an infieId hit 5 to TannebiIl 1H
Evers scoring and King was thrown out a
the plate. Donohue to sullivan; Three runs
Second Inning Americans-Rohe was out
Reulbach TO Chance. Donohue grounded I,
Eyers and was out at firSt Dougherty wa
dy TO sheckard No runs score Ma
tionals. 3; Americans, 0.
Third Inning. NatiOnals-Sheekard wen
out. White TO Donohue. Schultz walked
Chance forced Schultz at second Tannehil
20 Isbell. Chance stole second and went 4
TO center steinfeldt singled past Robe
scoring Chance, Steinfeldt out. stealing
sullivan 70 Isbell, one run Nationals !
Third Inning Americans-rannehin ou,
Evers 70 Shanee, although Eyers tumble,
ny to HOFFMAN. Hahn out Tinker |,
Chance; No runs
White. Tinker got base on balls. Ever
lifted 9 short fly to fsbell, Killing droupei
Sos fss L. ba Tss ssISsG Hahn tan
HOFFMAN went out ON a line drive to Dough
erty. No runs.
Americans Get One In Fifth.
Fourth Inning. Americans-Jones rolled
groundef TO EVers, but he kicked the bal
into the right Geld crowd and Jones went 4
second. Isbell out, Evers TO Chance Rob
flied out 10 SheclSard and Jones ran fo
home aud was doubled at the plate, Sheck
hard 10 Killing. No runs
Firth Inning. Nationals-Sheckaid wen
out on a short ny to Isbell back of.second
schultz popped out on a foul TO Sullivan
ClIance out on grounder, Tannehill I
Donohhe No runs.
Fifth Inning, AmericanS-Donohue waite
for q base on balls. Dou"hertv force
DOnohue at second Steinfeldt TO Ever,
Dougherty went to second on a wild pitch
sullivan souled out 70 king Tannehi
reached first on Tinker,s tumble. Doughert
scorirR owen flied to Scheckard one r-tY
score: Nationals. 4; Americans. /
Ftfth score ON bad rhrou.
sixth Inning, Nationa ls-Steinfeldt mad
his third hit TO left. Tinker forced Steir
SeIdt owen to rannehill Ecvers singled /
ieft Tinker being held at second. Tinks
stole third, Sullivan's throw to third wa
had and bounded into the crowd Tinkc
scoring and Evers going 70 third. Kim
Go.tiaued on Eighth PassJ