The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-15
AMERICAN LEAGUERS TRIUMPH
YIN FOURTH GAME OUT OF SIX
FROM NATIONALS.
Brown BatICd out OF the BOX in thes second
Inning 90 Deciding Battle for the
worlds Baseball Championship Ifs
Team Five Run shy At Finish.

Team Five u shy At Finish.
CHICAGO. Oct. iI.-"It's all in Chicago, any
way. and the worlds championship stays
here. said Charlie Murphy. rs the multitude
assembled under the caves of the stand and
demanded q speech from the leader OF the
vanquishPd Chicago Nationals, And the
game little magnate made n long speech which
few people heard amid the uproar.
Over whelmed, crushed under "A storm OF
hits, the National League leaders fell before
the Americans to-day. and the glories OF the
worlds championship 20 to the White Sox
OF Comiskey. Horseblankets, pennies and all,
all 20 to the heroes OF the greatest struggle
in baseball annals a struggle splendidly
fought and GameIy wo1.
The Cubs trusted the helm In the decisive
game to MordeCai Brown, and he proved a
broken reed. The White Sox damned and
slammed him. and the rattle Of hits was like
rain on a zinc clad roof. He should have
been removed IN The opening roun d. but
Chance kept him ia. and tempted fortune
too far. In the second inning Brown was
driven out. and Big Overall pitched well
but pitched too late.
DR.. White worked for the Sox and started
badly. Then he grew invincible and pitched
on in telling fashion until the finish. The
Cubs fretted and stormed and tried their
Uttermost to put the Doc on the run. but the
slender fellow kept his head and tanned the
terrors. His support wabbled at time 8.
but at the pinch was steady as a rock.
Donohue was a centre OF attraction. A.
he has done all through the series. so he lie
to-day. stopping bad throws right and left.
scooping up the hot shots from the earth
and saving run after run. generally by taking
the third put out of the inning OF some chance
that seemed impossible. On the Cubs sid e
Artie Holman was the fielding star. and twice
he made catches Of drives In the crowd that
seemed booked for the safest KIM OF hats
There was a tenth man on the SoN slde,
but his name will not be found In the tabu-
lated score. This unknown was a quiet little
person VINO was siIting on tne grounu !, riHm.
first inning and the fight at IA stage, where
a hit or out meant everything a long ny
Schultz made ready for the catch. and. just
then the unknown man arose, kicked Schultz
lightly but tirInly and disSonGerted nun $50 so
him a moment later and yeaTned TO meet
and converse with. him, but he had gone,
and no man could identify him.
The crowd totalled 1929. More could
have gone in, but Comiakey shut the doors
40 that the performers might have more room
in which 10 play. Good Judges opined that
IL was rank fOolishness 10 send in the fragile
White. after the way he worked the other
day. IL looked 80 when Holman crashed
one into left. Sheckard sacrificed and Schultz
poked the ball into the crowd. Holman scor-
ing. That was all for the first inning. but
ment Of the multitude. Not for long.
The Sox we're still full. OF hits from the
preceding day ana proceeded 10 denlOIstIhlt
az the expense of Mr.. Brown. Hahn singled,
aud Jones forced him. lsGell singled ana
Davis put a. long ny IN the, crowd just as
Schultz settled under II a heroic by~stander
kicked him in the trouserCttes and the bail
got away, Jones scoring. Wild klCklng by
the Cubs, but nothing doing. Robe forced
iSbeli. hut Donohue's smashing drive went
through left and in came two more runs.
A fast double play stopped the Cub in he
bundle of runs. Two were gone when Hahn
beat one TO first Jones walked Then IN
bins from Isbcll, Davis and Robe. The noise
in the park was 40 great you couldn't hear
the crack Of the bat. bat everybody could see
Hahn and Jones a they fitted over the plate.
Brown resigned Overall Went in and DOno-
hue greeted him with a swat that scored
IsbelI, Then the big fellow gave tail DOUGH
erty a pass. forcing Davis home. sullivan
famed after four men had scored.
The Cubs were tanned and beaten, They
went out one, two. three In the third inning.
SO did the Sox in their half. Nothing doing
for the beaten Cubs ia the fourth. Holman
made a fine catch That saved runs ~ the SOY
large middle aged man on the SoNs bench
roofing madly. SILK chased, the large man out
and he retired, bowling and waving his hat.
In the fifth King singled and overall
doubled. but al they could get our OF " was
let White put three strikes over untouched
and Donohue made Two wonderful stops. OF
bad throws by lsbell and Davis. Two SoN
got on base IN this round, but do not score
At the end OF the inning the crowd arose ana
sang Marching through georgia
The Cubs had two on buses IN the sixth,
but ham spiked oil. hope by a MISGUIDED
attempt 10 steal third. Nothing happened
in the new worlds champions half. Only
three Cubs batted in the seventh, Nothing
doing for the Sox. ShPckard made a gor.
! geOus catch in this rounds Sheckard started
the eighth with a pass, but never scored.
la the Sox's half a farewell saivo was fired.
Hahn singled. Jones sacrificed and q pelt
by Isbell scored Hahn. In the ninth inning
Robe retired Tucker. Evers drove one past
first for two bases. Robe tossed Kiln z out
and the public limberpd m to veil. Gessler
hit for Overall and drew "A pass. Holman
singled sharply and IN came Evers, Robe
fumbled Sheckard'S bump, and all was up
10 Schultz. He grounded to Donohue, and
The white SoX were champions Of the world.
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