The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-24
WHITE SOX TAKE The
REMNANT IN CHICAGO
Ancient Rivals, the Cubs, Are
Taken Into Camp for the
Series By Americans.

chicago, OCT. 22-Ihe Chicago Amer
lean league club won the city cham-
pionship from their old time rivals, the
Chicago National league club. yester-
day, by playing ring around a rosy
on the bases, the overwhelming score
being 16 to 0, making it FOUR straight
victories for the White Sox. This was
h ninth meeting of the two clubs, the
Nationals having won three games of
h series, while the Americans made
1t their fourth victory today. Two tie
games were played.
All the Cub pitchers-and they used
five of them-looked alike to the white
hosed warriors.
Lavender, who tied with Walsh In
the initial game, was batted hard for
three innings, and retired after the Sox
had touched him for IL hits, which
netted enough runs to win easily.
Smith then came to the rescue II
was soon followed by Reulbach, both
being hit hard. Lefty" Leifield was
called upon to stop the Sox, but he, too
was hit hard and was succeeded by
Toney after two innings.
After the game the crowd swarmed
Walsh and wrapped an American
flag around him and led him to the
clubhouse.
$4,000 to Be Divided.
The attendance today as announced
by the. national commission was 1885,
and the receipts totaled $10.S32.7 70. OF
this amount the national commission
received $1,038.27 {, and each club is the
recipient of $4,672.24 4.
The total attendance for the nine
games was 14S,413. and the total re-
ceipts s106, AS. 25. Each club received
s28, 298.S7, and the national commission
gets 0,164.5S.
The players pool, which ended after
the fourth game, amounted to S35, 063.67
This amount is divided 60 per cent to
the American leaguers and 40 per cent
to the National league club. The for
mer players will divide sd, OBS. 20, and
the latter 81, 025.46.
his was probably the last game in
the big leagues for Manager Chance. of
the National league club, who has
piloted the Cubs to four National
league pennants and Two worlds cham
pionships.
Eight Runs Ia An Inning.
In the thiri ,aning the Sox scored
the Cubs. Collins singled, Borton trip
led, scoring Collins. and Zeider hit
safe, scoring Borton. Reulbach took
his place. He famed Weaver. but
Schalk singled to center. Zeider went
to third on Miller's high throw t.
Tinker. Walsh singled, scoring Zeider
Schalk going to third. Rath Their
singled, scoring Schalk. Lord dropped
a Texas Lacquer in left. filling the
bases. Mattick hit to Zimmerman anG
Walsh was forced at the plate, Zim-
norman to Archer. Collins got his sec
ond single of the inning. scoring RAFT
and Lord, while Mattick tool third
Borton singled to third. On a double
steal Borton went to second and Col.
Inns stole home. Zeider flied to Sheck.
ard.
In the fourth inning Leifield pitched
for the Cubs, but Tinker dropped
Weaver's high pop and Schalk tripleC
when Zimmerman threw out Walsh al
first.
Cotter succeeded Archer in the fifth
Mattick walked and stole second. The
fourth ball to Collins was a wild pitci
and Mattick scored, while Collins Wen
to second. In a squeeze play Collin!
scored and Zeider was thrown out "a
first. Weaver doubled and Schalk sin.
gled. scoring Weaver.
AT the end of the fifth inning Man
ager Chance became SO Disguised witt
the showing of his team he donned hi
citizens clothes and with his pitcher.
who had been knocked off the slab ler
the park and went home.
Toney. the fifth pitcher the Cub:
used, worked in the sixth and was tn,
first to shut out the Sox for q whole in
ming. Score: