Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-14
NATIONALS 1
 AMERICANS 0

AmERICANS U ' The Cubs Defeated the White Sox in Fourth Game of Champi onship Series.
 The Standing.
 , Club Wor Lost. Pct. Americans ,...,...,...2 2 .500 Nationals ............2 2 300 Chicago, Oct. 13.--The worlds championship baseball series is again even the local National league team yesterday again defeating the Ameri- can leaguers, l to Q. Each side has now won two games. Curiously enough
 both National victories have been on
 the American grounds, while the
 White Stockings have earned on their
 rivals field
 Altvock, for the Americans, and Brown, for the Nationals, We're the opposing pitchers in the opening game which was won by Altrock's team, again contested for supremacy today. Brown was at his best. He showed |. nerve, speed, control and good judg- . ment. He gave only two bases and allowed only two hits. He held the . Americans hitless until the sixth in. ming, when, with two out, Hahn hit , cleanly to center. Jones, however, . promptly ended the inning by flying ? out to Schulte
 : The Nationals looked dangerous } as early as the second inning, when Steinfeldt hit to center and reached .hird on Tinker's sacrifice and Evers out, Kling, always a formidable bats man, was up and Altrock deliberately attempted to pass him with the hope that Brown, the next batter, would go out easily. K1ing, however, reached for one of the wide ones, and lifted
 a mighty fly i'll right field. Hahn.
 however, raced back and saved the day, at least temporarily, by making
 a magnificent catch.
 The Americans made their only real bid for the game, when Rohe reached first on Steinfeldt's bad throw and reached third on a sacrifice and all out Brown, however. showed his nerve by striking out Davis, who was . again back in the game at short. . The Nationals earned the run which won the game i'll the seventh. Chance scnot fly to short field and reached . third on sacrifices by Steinfeldt and } Tinker. Evers placed pretty sinsl :.
 over third base and Chance scored.
 In the ninth Mcfarland batted for
 Altrock and went out, Steinfeldt to
 Chance Hahn flied out to Tinker. 2 Then Jones raised the fluttaring hopes ] of his supprters by waiting for four
 bad ones and going to second when
 the ball got past King and hit the
 umpire Under the rules. Jones Was en . titled to base. A good hit would 1 have tied the game at this point. and ! with the massive lsben at the bat the Y honcs of the Americans were high. . I'm big second baseman swung Vici-
 puslv al a waist-high ball and connect
 d squarelY IL went like a cannon
 4hct right at Browns face. Brown
 Aad scarcat time to eej his hands oa
 tf5r hall and the fore of tn" blow laid him flat on his back. For mo. ment it looked as if h. had been dag nd
 bv the fall but h~ reeovefed an l jbrew out the runner, ending 'Ae
 eamC
 Brown haA pitched masterly
 game, and the usual crowd of enthu.
 siasts swarmcd on to the field and
 fought for chance to pat him on the back. He had fairly to fight to , oct ont of the grounds
 The weather was by far the most 0Ieasant of the ser \ md the attend. aucr correspondirely iacr ased, the Of dcial count showing 1,"S5 paid adnlis
 sions. This was the last game in , which the players shtre the gate mon ~. Total receipts fer the four games were SGl .S55. of which @32, 2,4o..I0 goes to the players. Of thte sum. 15 per : cent will go to the team winning th"
 series and the remainder ~ tae laseFs.