Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-07

lrotted under it with comparative ease. Sallee popped out to Weaver. Burns proved a good waiter and was walked. he went to second on Herzog's clean single D right. Kauff ended the rally with a foul to Gandil. One hit; no runs.
 Chicago - Zimmermans big nit stopped Schalk's drive and the batter was out at first. Cicotte caught a wide inshoot on the end of his bat for a single over second. J. Collins, shot another to right and went to second when Cicotte tried to make third on the play. Cicotte was out. McMul- len drove the first run over the plate. He hit low fly to center which bound ed past Kauff for a double, Collins scoring. Zimmerman made a pretty catch of E. Collins foul back of third base. Three hits; one run.
 Fourth Inning:-New York-Zim- mermann struck at the first ball pitch ed and fouled out to Schalk. McMul- len made pretty pickup of Fletcher's fast grounder and the batter retired at first. Robertson slammed beau tiful double to right center which might have carried him farther had it no. been for Felsch's pretty one-hand- ed stop and perfect thl5w-in. He died there, however, as Holke was an easy out, McMullen to Gandil. One hit; no runs.
 Chicago-Jackson sent an easy fly to left and was out. Felsch, as he came to bat, was applauded for his stop of Robertson's drive and respond ed by driving the ball into the left-field bleachers for a homer, which pIoved to be the winning run Gandil was retired, Sallee to Holke and Weave: flew out to left. One hit; one run.
 Fifth Inning: New York-McCarty sent terrific three-base drive to the bleachers near the score board in cen ter field. Only the injury to his leg last spring kept him from making the circuit Of the Dases. Sallee rose to the occasion with a single to short right on which McCarty scored the on ly run of the day for the visitors. Burns hit into a sharp double play which retired Sailee and himself, Weaver to E. Collins to Gandil Her zog struck out. Two hits; one run.
 Chicago-Schalk grounded out to Holke, unassisted Cicotte was thrown out at first by Sallee. J. Col fins duplicated Schalk's effort by an unassisted out at first. No hi-s; no runs.
 Sixth Inning: York-Cicotte threw just nine balls in this inning. Kauff struck out on the first three Of them. Zimmerman popped to Gandil and Fletchers fly landed in the hands of Jackson. No hits; no runs.
 Chicago-McMullen went out. Her zog 10 Holke. E. Collins struck out and Jackson added another unassisted put-out to Holke at first to the record No hits; no runs.
 Seventh Inning g:-New lork-Jack- son nipped a rally in this inning with a hair-raising catch ill short left RoD ertson had gone out third to first, and Holke had singled pust ouI of reach of Gandirs outstretched mitt when Me. Carty hit low fly. Jackson, coming forward at top speed, took the ball of his shoe laces, tumbled over but came to his feet with the ball safe in his hands. Sallee sent a fly to Felsch One hit; no runs
 Chicago-Sallee threw out Felsch at first. Gandil's prcjectile-like drive did not bound quite as high as Zimmerman had expected and t went through his legs for a bit He stole second and went to third when McCarty's throw t3 second went wild. Weaver struck out. Schalk out, Fletcher to Holkr. One hit: 10 runs.
 Eighth Inning New York-Burns lined 10 center and Herzog flew out 10 Jackson. Kauh hit to short and was