The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14
|I|j[ SDX ARE
l|A|A VICTORIOUS
acsns Get Upper Hold in
IN Ball Championship
u Series.
MUST TAKE TWO
4 GAMES TO WIN HONORS
ppls Start Out Good, but
gslI Down in Fourth.
Inning.

+ciG0. Oct l5.-Out OF PED
srrors, long hits. vanquished
and the vociferations of half
a snectators, % the Chicago Ameri-
.o,e team emerged victorious
q Nationals today, S to 6.
|imericans won in spite OF five
sTors, which were accountable
M ali the runs made by the
u The Nationals lost because
M NOT hit Walsh s spit ball.
~sricans felded like amateurs,
4. Nationals, fielding perfectly,
,sry much in the negative Time
Ia when q hit meant runs the
4 nth the impressive averages
"A ike up TO their regulations.
;,r was warm-thc best base
Cher of the season. Twenty"
.rsuud persons worked them
info the National league
and at lao O'Clock, fifty
4 before the time set for play
4. the selling of tickets con
The noisc-makers were out in
', ,,d the sky was full of kites
.,rdinp that votes be cast in
4 jirections at the coming local
lrericans Begin Business.
americans began business with
Hahn, the FIRST man up. drove
4 over serond. Jones sacrificed
&n scored on Isbell S double TO
Davis hit weakly, but was safe,
lbell was tagged out between
and third. Robe promptly fol
rith double to left. Reulbach
,vsrentIy nervous, and allowed
\ to walk, filing the bases.
rty, however. went out by the
"a possible margin, and two
he kept from counting.
Nationals in their half piled up.
ms without much credit TO
kss. Hoffman singled and went
bad on Sheckard 8 sacrifice
] hit safely, but Hoffman was
|teond. Chance was hit by the
d the bases were filed, Stein-
he'd Chance at second and lloff-
Bred. but Isbell, attempting to
Double play, threw the ball ,nto
nd and Schultz scored, Stein.
nehing second. Tinker knocked
one to Walsh, who threw low,
linieldt scored. Tinker went out
8msricans eveued matters In the
Isbell again hit for two bases,
ne TO left field, and Davis fol-
'ith another, scoring lsbell, At
int Capt. Chance substituted
in the pitchers box, He be-
striking out Rohe. Dom hue
on dead ball. Dougherty
Donohue. and Davis reached
ID scored on n neat double steal
4 clever piece OF work. Sulll-
id the inning by striking out,
vas anybody s game.
Pfeister Goes to Bench.
< fourth the Americans chnched
Af with four runs and, incident
nt Pfeister TO Join Reulbach on
'eh. Pfeister allowed Walsh 10
nd Hahn forced him. Jones hit
0yer third. Isbell sent his third
10 right center and Hahn scored.
nd Jones scored a moment later
laws hit 10 left for two bases.
point Pfeister went out and
went in, He inaugurated his
= passing Robe, following which
Z doubled TO left and Davis
The American league partisans
1lrly wild with delight. The
2 hitless wonders had driven
'fners to the bench and seemed
y treat the. third one likewise.
prlng, however, for this inning
1Enen Schultz captured Doug h
~ on his shoestrlngs and caught
The plate when the latter tried
: In their half, the Matt ?nals
one run on the misplays Of the
aus, Tinker was safe when Robe
lnIo the crowd and reached sec.
The error. Evers walked and
Mack out. Tinker stole third
yea on a wild pitch.
ne SIXTH, Isbell scored on his
double and Robes single. In
Ian, the Nationals made two
aiier Evera and King had fad
sy' overall and Hoffman we're
hlts. Sheckard reached first
se tumble. Schultz doubled to
'n1sf and Overall and Hoffman
. n nsa IT not been for the ground
SsauNe 9 hit might have been
run. With men on second and
.aance hit an easy one to Isbcll
az out at first. Thereafter,
;'ue was able to score, although
jS''onsls looked dangerous in the
q - sstelnfeldt doubled to left
sIs ,s,s, loul line. 1t was apparent
s'sa r was weakening and captain
sss;ly PROMPTLY took him out.
sned a the game. lie has good
i sds ana' the inning closed with
1smer'cans have now won three
, r,o Nv, games. Tomorrow game
i, p'syed On the American League
SUI should they win this