Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-04

| Pittsburg 9S 64 t;:tt Chicago 91 55 1 64l 633l N. York g.: :,5 3 641 &Lose one game puts Giants out ct the race.
 With the disputed game figuring
 in the complication, any sort of out come is possible, even three-corncr-
 ed tie, for if Chicago should beat Pittsburg in tomorrow $ contest. New
 York be awarded the disputed game and then losing a game to Boston, it would leave all three teams with 9S games won and 56 lost.
 Is it any wonder the insanity eX- perts are advertising their wares these days?
 Tomorrow's struggle between the Pirates and Cubs in Chicago prom ises to be one of the most memorial struggles in baseball history. Three digited Brown and Vic Allis are sched uled for the firing line. If Chicago loses, the stage death of a little blind sister will be a humorous Lit of play in comparison with the narrowing finale. In the American League the situation is desperate, but Detroit has a slight leeWay of a game and half over Cleveland and with but three games to play she looks to be a cham pionship repeater. Her remaining Fl, she leads by two and a half games. and as she has had it on the SoN by nice margin a.! season. the Tigers fol- lowers are figuring on the world < championship series. Cleveland is pin hing her faith and with q coupling pin at that---on taking three straight from St. Louis and Chicago trimming the Tigers in q couple of games 1t is <lot the most roseate prospect. but it is the best that Cleveland has had in many years.
 As for the sox they have their 'opes and that's about all. They have learned how to be "sooseTs from Owner Comiskey and none of them E. will jump in the lake if they don't get whack at the worlds series money,
 The closeness of the race has en- riched all the teammates ill the leagues and the season will be fi- nancial as well' as an artistic sue cess.
 Chicago Oct. 3.-If the two crucial games between the leaders of the American and National Leagues scheduled for Chicago tomorrow fail to decide the pennant race, Chlca&o baseball fans are apt to succumb to nervous prostration.
 With Chicago destined to become the c(@lter of baseball within the neX' twenty-four hours, the city is suffer- ing from the worst case of "basebalio mania" that it has ever witnessed, not even excepting the days of the his toric worlds series between the Cubs and White Sox in 1906. Tonight ev- erything else was forgotten in the eX- citement over the pennant race and on the streets, in the street cars and downtown stores nothing is discussed but the chances for the two Chicago teams to Hand the rag. The news paper offices were besieged by excited fans, too nervous to wait until the morning papers were issued to learn the baseball games of the night.
 The attendance at the two games to- morrow promises to break all records ln the history of the city. The reserv- ed seats were all sold out early to night and tie arrangement Of each club prepared for a tremendous crush when the gates are thrown open long before noon tomorrow Chief of Police Shippy detailed one hundred extra policemen to preserve order at both games, The Cubs left Cincin- natl at 11:20 tonight and will arrive at { a. m. tomorrow The White Soy will arrive from Cleveland about the same time. The various associations