The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-16
.ROWLAND'S MEN RALLY in TWO
INNINGS AND DAT OUT ENOUGH
RUNS TO- WIN FIFTH CONTEST

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went out, Eddie Collins to GRndil.
Kauff then singled and shortly after.
ward stole second, but there was moth
ing accomplished as Zimmerman made
the third out, Eddie Collins to Gandil.
No run, one hit. II
The White Sox began their winning
rally in this inning, scoring their see.
ond run of the day and being credited
with three safeties. Gandil, first up,
was out, Sallee to Holke. Weaver sin.
gled to right. Schalk also singled, the
ball going through Herzog into center
field and Weaver taking third. Risbere
was sent in to bat for Cicotte and he
singled, scoring Weaver and sending
Schalk to second. John Collins went out
at first, Holke making the play un-
assisted, but Schalk went to third and
Risberg TO second. II did not do much
good, for McMulin retired the side, Her,
zog to Holke. One run, three hits.
Seventh Inning
When the Giants came in TO bat in
the seventh Williams replaced Cicotte
on the mound. Fletcher, the first man
TO face Williams, secured a twO-bagger
Robertson popped to williams, who lie;
the ball go through his fingers. Holke
went 70 bat and foul tip off his bat
hit him in the head, knocking Holke
unconscious. Play was stopped until
Holke came to. After some time the
game was resumed and Holke famed
Rafiden singled, this being his third
Cicotte having purposely walked him the
time before, at bat. Fletcher scored OF
Rariden s single, Robertson going &c
second. Sallee and Burns famed il
rapid succession and the Giants wer,
retired. One run, two hits.
In their half the White Sox scored
three runs on three hits and tied tn,
score. Eddie Collins, first up. flew ou'
to Fletcher at short. jackson started
the trouble right then and there. He
singled to leftfield and Felsch follow
ed suit with another single, which sent
jackson to second. Gandil then wen
to bat and walloped one off Sallee' 5 nice
offerings for two sacks, scoring Jack
son and Felseh. Weaver died. Fletche
to Holke, Gandil making third on thu
play. Sallee then walked Sehalk. Lynn
was sent in TO bat for williams. Will
the latter at bat, Sehalk ran for second
Rariden threw to catch Sehalk, but
Fletcher missed the ball and Gandi'
scored. Lynn then famed, but the
score was tied, fve-all. Three runs and
three hits.
Eighth Inning
Faber went on the mound for Will
liams when the Chants came 70 bat in
the eighth and only three New York
players faced him. Faber began with
Herzog, whom he famed Rauff went
out. Faber TO Gandil, and Zimmermann
flew out to John Collins in rightfeld
retiring the side. No run, no hit.
John Collins was first up for the
White Sox in their half and he singled
McMullin sacrificed, Zimmerman I,
Holke, advancing John Collins to see
ond. Eddie Collins came through with
another single, his third of the day
and John Collins scored, placing tho
White Sox one run in the lead. Jack
son got his third single of the day,
swift one to right. which placed Eddi,
Collins on third. Jackson made for sec,
Ond and Zimmerman threw wild to tn
keystone. trying to catch Jackson. Thi'
scored Eddie Collins, putting the White
Sox two runs in the lead. *. .s
At this stage of the game Perritt re
placed Sallee on the mound. Felsch, the
first man to face Perritt. singled, also
bis third of the day, and scored Jack
son. This was the last run for the
White Sox. they having a three-run lead
over the Giants. Gandil flew out tC
Burns in leftfeld, and Felsch was out
trying to steal second base. Rariden to
Fletcher. Three runs four hits.
Ninth Inning
Faber made good again in his second
inning on the mound, only three GiantF
facing him. In this inning also the
Giants failed to get hit Fletcher
first man up, died, Weaver to Gnndil
Robertson flew out to Jackson in left
field. and Holke went out, McMullin TO
Gandil, retiring the side. No run, no
hit.
New York five runs, twelve hits, three
errors.
Chicago eight runs, fourteen hits, five
errors.