Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-13
BE Holds White sox to Two Hits and Does
Some Remarkable lielding.
4ANcE SCORES ONLY RUN IN GAME
Manager Singles, Advances on saorihcs
and Comes Heme en- Single by Bvsrs.
LAST IN WHICH PLAYERS SHARE PROFITS
There H. over Forty Thousand Dollars
to Be Divided on Basis ot ~ and
20-Good weather Increases
Attendance.
standing of the Teams,

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CHICAGO, oct 12-The worlds cham
pionship base ball series is again even. the
local National league team today defeating
the American leaguers. / to o. Each side
has now won two games. Curiously enoush
both National Victories have been on the
American grounds while the White stock
ings have earned success on their rivals
field.
Altrock for the Americans and Brown FOR
the Nationals, the pitchers who opposed
each other in the opening game. which
was won by Altrocks team, again con-
I tested for supremacy today. Brown was
at his best. He showed nerve speed con-
troll and intelligence in serving the bats
men the kind of curves they liked the
least. lie gave only two passes and al
lowed only two hits. He held the Amer
leans hitless until the sixth inning, when,
with two out Hahn hit cleanly TO center.
Jones, however promptly ended the inning
by hying out to Schultz.
The Nationals looked dangerous as early
as the second inning. when Steinfeldt hit
TO center and reached third the sacri-
| flee of Tinker and Evers' out. Killing always
a formidable batsman, was up and Altrock
deliberately attempted to pass him with
/ the hope that Brown, the next batter would
y
/ pitchers. Killing, however, reached for one
! of the wide ones and lifted a mighty fly
| to right field. Hahn. however. raced back
I and saved the day. at least temporarily. by
making a magnificent catch while bending
back over the wire cable used to hold
back the crowd.
| The Americans made then only real bid
| for the game when Robe reached first on
| Steinfeldts bad throw and reached third
/ on IA sacrifice and an out. Brown, however,
showed his nerve by striking ont Davis,
! who was again back in the game at short.
Nationals Earn "a Run.
The Nationals earned the run which won
| the game. Chance sent a single to short
| right field and reached third on sacrifices
by Steinfeldt and Tinker. E,vers placed a
pretty single over third base and Chance
| scored
In the ninth Mcfarland batted for Ait
rock and went out. steinfeldt TO Chance.
| Hahn flew out to Tinker Then Jones
raised the fluttering hopes OF his support
! ers by waiting for four balls and going TO
second when ball got past King and hat
! the umpire. Under the rules Jones MAS
! entitled to base A good hit would have
| tied the game at this point, and with the
massive IsbolI at bat the hopes OF the
Americans were high. The big second base
and connected squarely, 1t went like a
cannon shot right at Browns face. Brown
had barely time to get his hands on the
/ ball and the force of the blow laid him
| fiat on his back. For a moment 1t looked
| as II he had been dHzed by the fall. but
he recovered and threw out the runner
ending the game
Brown had pitched a mastery game aud
/ the usual crowd Of enthusiasts swarmed
pat him on the back. He had fairly to
fight to get out OF the grounds Hoffman.
who had made magnificent running catch
in right center of Hahns long. low fly.
Evers, who had turned apparent hits into
putouts and Captain Chance also came In
for their share Of appreciation.
The weather was by far the most pleas
ant of the series and. although the ma
jority Of spectators wore heavy wraps they
really were not needed. The attendance
reflected the improved weather, the Of
ficisl count showing 1885 paid admissions.
This was the last game in which the play
ers share the gate money. Total receipts
for the four games were s61.S55. OF which
70 per cent goes TO the players. OF this sum
20 per cent will go to the team winning
the series and the remainder to the losers
story by Innings.
First Inning, Natlonals-Hoffman went
out on grounder, which Rohe threw to
first. Sheckard walked. Schultz flied 10
OFF first, sullivan to Donohue but sheckard
kept on to second and was safe when Isbell
failed to cover the bag Chance grounded
TO Robe and Sheckard was run down, Kohe
10 Davis to Altrock. No runs.
First Inning, Amercans-Hahn grounded
out, Tinker TO Chance. Jones popped up
fly in front of the plate. which King held.
lsbel went out on the same fly as Jones.
No runs. Score; Nationals 0; Americans.
Second Inning. Nationals steinfeldt sin
gled neatly over second base. Tinker sacri-
out, Davis to Donohue. King was next up,
and Altrock looked as II he intended 10
his wide ones ana sent long ny 10 Hahn,
who had TO back against the ropes to hold
Second Inning, Americans-Rohe went out,
Tinker 10 Chance. DOnohue waited for a
pass. Donohue was out Stealing; Killing 10
Third Inning, Nationals-Brown struck out.
Hoffman went out on grounder Isbcll
TO Donohue. Sheckard out Robe to Dono-
Third Inning. Americans Davis was
cheered when he came 20 bat and went
out. Evers TO Chance. Sullivan struck out
Altrock went out on slow roller, Chance
TO Brown-no runs. Score: Nationals, u;
Fourth Inning Nationals-Davis fumbIed
Schulte's grounder and the runner was
SScS SS in in an attempt 10 ni bunt. schultz Vas
caught mapping off first, Aitrock TO Dono-
I hue, lsbell 10 IonOhue. SteluIetul fned 20
Dougherty--no runs.
Fourth Inning, Americans Hoffman
caught Hahn's fly Ia center after g brilliant
run Jones grounded out, Tinker TO Chance.
, Isbell snot hot grounder to Brown, who
Knocked 4 down TO Eyers and Isbell was
out at hrEt No runs.
Fifth Inning. NatiOnals-Ttnker out.
/, DOnahue 20 Altrock on a close play. Evers
WAS an easy out, AltroCk TO Donahue. Kliug
flee to Davis. No runs.
! Fifth Inning, AmeriCans-ROhe grounded
/ To Steinfeldt and wac safe on his higii
throw 10 hrst. Donohue sncrihced, Brown
10 Chance. Dougherty sent n swift bound"r
10 Eveif, who threw DOugherty oct at
fret. Davis famed. Nationals, y; Amerl-
icaps q.
Sixth Inning. EatiDnals-Brown famed.
Hoffman bounced n single over second.
Shcckard forced Hoffman az second. AitroclS
~ uaViF Schultz nied 10 Davis, but Rohe
/. was after 4 and they collided, but Davis
held on. No runs.