The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-12
Ex-Southern Lacquer the
Hero.
CLEARED THE BASES FOR SOX
With Two Out, Substitute Made
Long Drive.
Third Game Of Worlds Championship
Series Went to American League
Cham pi0ns-The Cubs Were
shut Out.

Chicago. Oct, 1i.-Today's games
between the Chicago teams Of the
American and National Leagues was
battle royal between pitchers and
the American league team won, three
to nothing.
Twenty one batsmcn struck out for
twelve OF these the credit goes to
Walsh. In addition he gave only one
pass and allowed but two hits In thu
first inning. Thereafter the Nationals
until the ninth inning never had any
sort OF a chance to score.
According to the offcial count a.
TO enthusiasts encouraged by slight
~ warmer weather. were present
when the game began. Pfiester, the
left-handed pitcher. went into the box
for the Nationals. His control at first
was good. but by no means perfect.
He quickly steadieds however, and
pitched superbly unfit the sixth In
ming.
1t was here he went to pieces and
the game was lost TaLnehill. reputed
to be a weak batter. singled down
the third base line. Somewhat discon-
certed. Pfiester allowed Walsh to walk
and a moment later hit Hahn in the
nose. breaking II. A doctor was called
and O'Neill went to first for Hahn and
finished tho game.
The bases were now fun with no
body out. pandemonium Of cheers
from American League sympathizers
broke loose. Pfiester pulled himself
together and there was a sigh Of re-
lief from National League supporters
when Captain Jones fouled out to
King. Isbell. one of the teams best
bmtSmen. ordinarily struck out for
the third time during the game.
Then came Robe. the substitute. to
bat 1t was this light haired young
xry1,o -
reason of Davis Illness. in today's
game brought victory to the Ameri-
cans. Again the fate of the game de-
pended on him and again he did not
fail. n" waited patiently for a ball
that suited him. and then swung with
all his strength The hall bounded
like a Jack rabbit down the third base
line and under the benches In left
field.
Tannehill. Walsh and O'Neili eros
sed the plate amidst wild cheers and
the noise Of many megapnones. while
the author OF the scores stood on
third base. receiving the congratula-
lions OF his team mates. Donohue sent
weak fly to Evers. and tho agony
was over.
On their part. th" Nationals started
ont like winners. In tho first, Hoff-
man sent IN a clean single to center
Sheckard struck out and then Hoff-
man Killed all chances to score by try
ing to steal second whore he was
thrown out. The next moment Schultz
doubled to left hut II did no good for
Chance went out. Isbell to Donohue.
Thereafter. till the ninth. the Nation
ais never gave a hint Of designs on
the home plate.
Walsh held them completely at his
mercy. In the ninth Sessler went to
int for Ffiester and reached first
because Isbcll fumbled his groundcr
for a moment. A hit meant n run but
Schultz became victim Of Walsh's
curves and the third game of the
worlds championship series was over.
1t took large force ~ policemen to
protect Walsh and Robe from their
frenZied admirers who thronged onto
the field but they finally reached
their carriages without being hoisted
on anYhndY'S shoulders