Evening journal., 1917-10-16
FOR BALL SCORES
CALL
D. { A. so
DELMARYIA 1903
BY II. c. HAMILTON.

here yesterday, to 2.
As Clarence Rowland saw his team
battle TO victory he had the satisfac-
ton Of knowing that a man derided as
"busher' was being put into the base
ball hall OF fame. That man was him
self.
On the other side, as the shadows
stretched their way across the Polo
Grounds carrying the shadow Of defeat
for the Giants. John McGraw saw slip
ping from him his fourth chance at
the worlds title out Of five straights.
The game was bitterly fought. There
was scrapping and iawing on the base
lines from start 10 finish In the ninth
inning Buck Weaver could be plainly
seen TO deliberately throw himself IN
the air and lunge his full weight
against Fletcher, the Giant shortstop.
Red Faber, defeated in his second
try against the Giants, gets the pitch
Ing credit for yesterdays victory lie
kept the Giants batsmen guessing from
start TO finish, and In only two innings
did he appear to be in the slightest
danger. To Faber also goes credit for
two victories and one defeat out OF
three starts In the series, while in adj
dillon he wound up Saturdays game
in Chicago.
RUDE Benton, McGraw's star south
paw. started yesterdays game for the
Giants. First his inneld and then the
outneld, cracked behind him in the
fourth inning. Errors by Zimmerman
and Robertson put two men on base.
and with a solid smash by Gandil 10
boost them over, followed by a hit
by Schalk, three runs scored. The game
was won right there, and again the
fourth inning stood out as the biz ses-
sion OF the night, as 10 had in the four
OF the previous battles.
A hit by Weaver on which Kauff
mussed up the play followed by Lei
bolds hit put over the fourth run for
the SoX in the ninth inning. Kauff
went hitless in the final games OF the
series and In addition pulled the error
mat was contributing factor toward
Chicago's final run.
The Giants did all Of their scoring
In the NTH inning u was In this scs-
sion that Faber wavercd. lie walked
Rariden and Without, who batted FOR
Benton, and after Burns had forced
Wilhoit, Charley Herzog laced out o
triple that put two ITALICS across.
The biggest crowd Of the series saw
yesterdays game. The total attendance
was 1905, exceeding even the largest
figure reached in Chicago.
With .thesreoeipts yesterday the tota
taken In during the six games is si25,-
$3.50.
a total Of 1904 persons saw IN,
six games.
The players shared in only The FRS
four games, and the White Sox anC
Giants will divide si52,s9i50, 60 anc
40 per cent.
On this basis the White Sox witt
26 men available VIII receive S3.929. :.
each. providing each player is given ar
equal amount. The Giants will receiv,
s2,O3sa9.
Il is optional with the players. how
ever, how this money shan be 1lstri
buted as regards 'he substitutes.
The National Commission announce
that the teams U.ust disbaud immedi
ately and not take part in exhibition
games.
This restriction IS brought about b!
an amendment of rulc nine unde
which the players are forbidden 4
participate IN exhibition games, ethe
as teams or individuals. The sum o
81 900 Of each players share Of tn
worlds series receipts Will be retainel
until December 4 by the commission
as forfeits.
This cancels arrangements that ha
been made for the teams TO play ex
hibitions at the Yaphank or Mineol
army camps following the close Of tn
series.
Eddie Collins continued 20 shine an
sparkle as OF old as one Of the star
Of the series in yesterdays game. IL
scored the nrst White SoX run by goo
base running I'm the fourth innin.
Having reached FIRST on Zimmerman
error and advanced TO third, the Clan
inaeld PLAYED for him when Felsc
rolled an easy one 10 the pitchers boz
Eddie turned as though TO run back
third as Benton threw TO Zimmerman
but wheeled and dashed for the plat
Zimmerman had no time TO throw, an
Rarlden had also been pulled ava
from the plate. IL was sprint race b
tween Collins and Zimmerman and ID
former Athletic outlegged the forIn'
Cub and slid over safely.
Here's the story Of the game:
FIRST INNING.
CHICAGO. Collins up. Judge job
r. Hyland, Democratic Mayoralty cal
didate. threw out the first ball.
Strike one. called Foul, strike tw
]. Collins out, Fletcher TO llolk
Fletcher made an easy stop and tire
as the crowd wbOoped things ND.
AlcMulin up-Ball one. McMllin fou
cd TO Rariden. The crowd gave Rai
den a great cheer as lac gathered in
easy pop.
T.. Collins up-Strike one, called. CO
Inns singled to center. lie connect
for a clean rap, almost directly ov
second base. which Fletcher could n
reach.
Jackson up-Foul, strike one. JAG
son out. Hcrzog to Holke.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
The crowd started giving the VIII
SoX the old razzoo on the first b
Benton pitched. They booed Eddie G.
Inns TO a finish and rode the other bi
ters constantly.
NEW YORk-Burns up-Burns out.
Collins TO Gdndil. Burns hit the III
ball pitched and was an easy out.
Herzog up-Ball one Herzog lined
left. lie was held at first for a sins
Kauff up-Foul. strike one. STR
two. Benny tried 10 Kill the b.
swinging so hard that he threw
bat away. Bali one Famed, SWIM
Zimmerman up-Zimmerman flied