Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-11
Nationals Score Seven Runs While
The Americans Only Gel One
Man Across Plate.
MEN PLAY WITH EAR MuFfs On
From Nine to Ten Thousand Persons
Brave the wIn.ry Weather to See
the Champions Cross Hats---Reui.
bach In Fine Form While Owen and
White Were Not UP to the Average
(Dy Associated Press.l

(By Associated Press) '',
CHICAGO. Hal, Oct. 10.--ln tho
second game of the worlds champ!
ionship series today, the Chicago Ma
tlonnl l@ngne team took decisive re-
venge for yesterdays defeat when
they vnnpushed tho American League
team in the latters grounds, z to l.
White and Owen were batted froc.
~ and tho American League teams
errors also helped to Increase thu
Nationals score. Reubach on the
contrary. was III fine form and al.
lowed the opposing batsmcn only two
hits.
Bitter Cold Day.
The weather wns bitter cold the
mercury lowering below the freezing
point all the afternoon. Flakes OF
snow, fell, but they were not needed
to add TO the general discomfort,
i'ctwecn nine and ton thousand .of,
onthusiastics. bundled from head 10
foot, braycl the rIgors Of the wealth.
err. but they by no means filled nil:
tho seats
with frost fllppng fingers, ard
t0oo, perfcc. bnaeball was an i,npos.
sihlli;y. Tho practice OF both teams
wan exceedingly ragged the cold
bands OF the infielters refusing tn
cling To the ball while tho fledsrs
missed many flics, which were blown
out of reach, by tho wind.
Nationals Made First Hun.
The Nationals started thu run. got.
'ing in the second inning. Captain
Chance received all ovation as ha
/ stepped 10 the plate, hut, raile,l to
hit three GOOD oncs. Then stGln.
icllt sent scorching single To left.
Tinker laid down n perfect; bunt.
and beat 1t 20 f.rst. S,cinfcldt reacl,
Ing second. Evcrs rolled an easy ono
down to Isbcll. who. IN his has7s-io
make Il double play tossed tho bali
/ into left field 4Ss
Stcinrcd' scored, Tinker took
third. and Eycrs perchcd securely on
second. White, deliberately allowed
King to walk. but Rculbach sacri.
ticed Tinker home, and Evers scored
/ n moment later on Uosfman's safi
drive King. however. was out at
the plate.
| Three Runs Brought In.
! The half closed with three rims
over the plato and tho enthusiasm,
Of the National League teams sun.
porters, somewhat modest after yes
terdnys defeat. broke loose with vi.
!; sor. which took no thought or sore
! throats. t5
| The next run for the Nationals came
when Chance was safe on fielder's
choice fle stole second and went
to the third. when Isbell failed to
hold Sullivnn's bad throw. He scor-;
cd when stelnfeldt raped out his
second clean single.
americans Score.
The Americans lone tally came In
the fifth, when Dougherty was safe
on ficlder's choice. He took sec.
ond on Hild pitch and scored when
Tannchili's grounder went past Tin.
kcr who was confused by the base
runner. The Americans never even
threatened again. except when Jones
reached second on his own hit. and
reached third OH an out. Douohue,.
however, flew out to left field ana
Jones was caught yards from the,
plate by Shcckard's perfect throw.
Wild Throw Cost Run. NJ
In tho sixth. two singles, double
steal by Tinker and Evans, and Sul.,
livan's wild throw to third, the ball
rolling into the crowd, left Tinker
across the plate. In the eighth, two
more tnllies resulted from Chances
single, Stcinfeldts sacrifice. Chance's
] pretty steal to thirl and T.nker's sin
Gle. which brought In Chance. TIN.
ker stole second, won't to third on
Ercrs out, and came home on wild
pitch. StS
Slciafcldfs batting and RelllhacIIs
Titrhinu wore dnuiIy .tl,n ,t,s...l.