The sun., 1913-10-26
SoX CONQUER MATTY;;
CHASE HURTS ANKLE
Hal Puts Himself Out Of Game
While Making One Of His
Grand stand Plays.
TEAMS BATTLE FOR BLOOD
Fierce slide Results in Loss Of
>i\ Inches Of Skin OFF
Wahoo Sam Crawford.

g 1.-rru. Mo, oct. 25.--With the
.. r,'. Malhcwson pitching. the Chicago
w., SaN took the eighth game Of the
t..I,ts S.N world circlng trip to-day by IA
SOY. u. To- 8 The fall of Matty made
... ...r' oven so Tar with four apiece.
..,.. A.. ,.r,. however, cost the Sox dearly,
., Chase wlS put out of the game In the
,.re't H,InE with Il twisted ankle after
boz |..l mad" one Of those sensational
.,.r- We'll kuown to New York fans.
q. .. ',. bl,uatical how long Chase will
b. o.. 80 IN" game the seriousness
t.,... .t'urS ,Auuot be diagnosed tonight
..,. t., swelling is reduced In the
,.r..r I,uc White will NIL In at first
.t.. ,d iu Il pinch. should White want
o., r.-.,p home Fourier will be tee.
-.aiU,d ton.
Is 'r teams showed some unwonted
pep .. th- game. and AS the paid at
D.. ...., 1v.ts close to 1000 the travellers
-,d license TO. Again for the third
.. ..>.v, day real baseball weather pre-
,....I ,uI with "A few more sunshiny
.,~ '... wu chest will he replenished
....,.,t fur the tour Of the chop stick and
...rJ-r" territories
r game. although several errors crept
. NIs q real thriller for the folks along
..-tl stops. brilliant catches and
,uah hitting to keep everybody awake
..,.s,lucr,ly the hippodrome talk is get
eel. fainter as the days 60 BY.
.'t. games are for blood. and no mis-
... We're they not Chase would not
suffer with spraincd ankle nor would
,I... %, ~lx inches Of skin on of Craw-
.Js anatomy whore he slid into first
i,s. l.ohert also would feel better had
hAp
ATE ~ the eighth.
II. natives are beginning to appreciate
s. aul consequently there are autos
...tt.i1 the train wherever II stops
.ac enough. and IL 1t is over half an
taur ~, inevitable banquet is spread
''iis to-day the athletes were filled up
i,ror. the fray AT "A luncheon given by
th, Boosters club of this city. Speeches
outing the Giants and the Sox and the
-.-.ul, game were as thick as the base
ft.s which followed later.
There were plenty Of the clouts at bat
'e in which Mathewson and Leverenz
Measured their best curves. That Matty
We, beaten was not his fault. A couple
- .u.scu,s cropped up in the wrong place
.pi -" SON We're lucky 10 hit at the
.rr, time OF course Matty was punched
r.,: little harder than was Leverenz,
-ie hit- being II TO S. but the Sox twirler
,sre 4 ticket.
The Giants got started in the second
after the Sox had scored one in the
frs' single. an error by Leverenz
4rA a couple Of outs accounted for the
fist run. The third saw another run
over the pan, two hits and wild pitch
oo.r.rg a tally. Lobert got his base on
balls IN The eighth and daring base run
ing landed him at the counting station
N..i" Merkle was running to earth be-
-v.el frs, and second II was Merkle' =
al 20 Weaver which killed OF Doyle and
which saw the finish to Chase, as Hal
irving 10 stop Weavers wild peg. turned
zoo quickly and sprained his ankle.
The Sov began az the start. Rath count
ir- y the first helped along by his own
single Singles by Crawford and Chase
ps~tod another run across in the fourth
aad Two doubles and a single made Il
'wo more in the sixth. The score:
WHITE sOy GIANTS