The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12
Giants Will Be Harder for
White SOx Tomorrow Than
They Were Last Saturday
"SNm'' SaIee, After One Weeks Rest, viii Be McGraw's
Pitching Selection RowIand May Start CjCotte Again
But "Reb' Russell Has Chance to Work for the White
Sox; Schupp and kauff featured Yesterday,

each man with conrummHte care lea mo
white SoN slIggvrs this fast curve un''l
they became nnusent'd NJ the s'ght pi
IT, In only one inning. tho tlfth, were
'hcy abe to bunch two hts; ana hots y
snnppy douhlcplly wiped that start OIL,
Schupp had Jackson, feiSch ana
Weaver, hrrc OF the SoSs main sins,
gers. feeding from the Clhmtny homo" o.
hus well known paw. hddle Noi'i'e
struck him fur II double, but WAS ~,
MT which helped to STEADY Schhpp anu
take the steam away from thlcaHoS az
tack Collins opened the fourth innlns
with II double TO left At this POM
neither club Ind scored ana II ber" II Y"
look. Win Jackson and Feisch coming
UP, Hs II the White Sox were to yet The
dositcd jump.
Hur there were four hard WORKING de,
~,cctives on Collins traiL They were
Schupp. Inriden, Fletcher and liefLos
First Fletcher and then HcrLog would
p'Eged to tho bnss to hold Eddie IN
check with Jackson up nt bat. Az early
attempts failed until Collins, finally over
confident n careless. walked or TWEEN
" feet towards third
BEFORE the SOI star came to a hat,
Schupp whlrled and pcaked straight and
true to Fletcher. with Collins 80 lar
away he had no chance to reach port
by a dash. From CHAT point on Schupp
and his mates .alned new confidence
while the SoX attack began to wnne and
break
Faber Loses Heart.
II was just after this. also. that Red
Fhbcr Logan to lose heart, aH his re-
mar knh lp effectiveness soon passed out.
Knuns homer followed In the same. i'm
pOrtant chapter. and just an Inning later
u mSillHde " four singles, including t"o
hunts. added another tally and MY a
doublcplay at the plato saved W. or
three more.
Crowded deep into the grotto on sun.
day the Giants had come from behind
against almost hopeless odds more than
this, they had beaten In succession the
two men Who had beotcn them upon II
hostile field And while Rowland's two
crack shRrpshootats had been dislodEcd,
McGraw was still waiting with Sale,
Renton and SchnPp In turn, all Wen
rested. 10 resume where they left of,
McGraw now has all the best of the
pitching, no far NJ the fickie dope may
work. Whbb the Sox ARE also under
sthe psycbotBwicai disadvantage that al
ways foffows when II big lead has been
shot away and All easy looking hls wiS
has suddenly been brought unHer heavy
fire.
The sos are said to be at their bes,
against ieft-handers. ny today they are
beginning TO take on that faint and
dizzy feeling. every time II left hnnde,
slips into review. They barely huCked
10y Slim Sallee, In their Inst two stnd'
against Benton and Schnpp they have
gone runlcsS for eighteen innings. anC
the left-handed slave has just begun.
jackson 10 Hsrrssseo.
outside OF the one outburst by Jo'
Jackson. that eminent slusRer has heeI
held In abJcct bondage. n prisoner -
war, with no chance to escape. Sale
land benton both stopped Joseph witt
dizzy abruptnes. and today schupp hell
him 10 four flnbby infield taps.
McGraw's main plan OF strategy ha
been to check Collins and Jackson, Jack
son escaped his keepers for one day Ou
IN the main this strategy has worked
Collins has been harder 10 stop. but un
less the two are working together
single blow Of normal proportions Is ~
great help,
In the fourth contrs, he added Felsc'
To the list Of Captives, Ms Hap not onl'
failed to produce anything remotely re
srmhlirg a hit, but on two OCCASION
whitfield nohly for the Giant Gauge, L
the intense Joy Of the multitude, Wit
stil remembered Saturdays cost.
punch.
Rod Faber fell far below his opcninI
start. Red turned hack the first clcyel
Giants who faced him In SERTED order
hut Indiana Benny, with his goat In tow
broke the spell In the fourth.
In the nrh. Fahcr wobbled badly OF
the verge Of utter rout. Fletcher lc
THIS inning with n hit, Dave Robertson
Wednesdays lending hero. dropped
safe bus~ down the line, which Fnbc
couldn't handle Ho'kc followed wit
another hunt aud AZ MuCMullcn had lief
-sthird. the bases were rCplcte with Clan
2 spikes and no one out.
Y Robertson Scores.
Reds doom WAS with greater cnfold
, ing powers thhn the extended m'n'le o
q Henry when Ril Enridcn relieved IN
Y ocCnsion hy tapping one directly to IN
( box for n run killing dqshlcpl1y.
b Schupp followed withfA single TO cen
I ter, scoring Robertson, I'M Fe'sch nippe
Holkr At the plate. Red then mango
tn escape with only one more dent. I
the seventh, when Fletcher scored on n