New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-12
Kentucky Barrage With
King Goat RoutS Chicago

captives, as Hap not only failed TO pro-
duce anything remotely resembling a
hit. but on two occasions whitfield nooly
for the Giant cause, TO the intense Joy
of the multitude, who stlY rememoerea
Saturdays costly punch.
Red Faber, whirlwind for three
innings. fell far below his opening
start. Red turned back the first eleven
Giants who faced him in serrled order,
but Ohio Benny. with his goat in
tow. broke the spell in the fourth. In
the fifth Faber wabbled badly, on the
verge of utter rout. Fletcher led of this
inning with a hit Dave Robertson,
Wednesdays leading hero, dropped
safe bunt down the line, which Faoer
couldn't handle. Ho,ke followed with
another bunt, and as McMullen had leit
third the bases were replete with Glant
spikes and no one out.
Reds Doom Descending
BEDS doom was descending. with
greater Unfolding powers than the e x,
tended mantle Of O. Henry. when Bill
Rariden relieved the occasion by tap
ming one directly 70 the box for run
killing double play.
Schupp followed with single TO cen
tire. scoring Robertson. but Felsch
nipped Holke at the plate. Red then
managed to escape with only one more
dent in the seventh, when Fletcher
scored on an infield blow, until re-
lieved By Dave Danforth in the eighth,
who had resumed in behalf Of Pinch
Hitter Risberg.
In place of rescuing. Dave only en-
tered in time to help feed the goats.
II was off Danforth that kauh picked
his second home run, and moment
later. observing that the goats were
being fed, Henie Zimmerman whaled
8 triple TO deep right that came near
being another circuit wallop. After
thinking il over, Heinie could see no
reason why, with two out, he shouldn't
steal home. He obtained big lead
and made a gallant dash for the plate,
only to be tagged brusquely by Scha!k
on the right ankle as his spikes went
out for the plate.
Az result Of his two home runs
Kenny Kauff is now in possession OF
two Liberty bonds. donated by CARA
Kimball Young for the express purpose
of encouraging talent and building up
This nonular art. The Great ZIm might
have had a Liberty bond Of his own II
Shane Collins had only jugeled ms MI
as deity as Hap Felsch iuggled kauh ).
No euch luck. But triple Is not 10
be despised when one Is being men
toned in connection with the leadlns
industry OF a goat herder.
In addition to his triple Zim also
nlaved third base in jam up style. In
TACT. the entire Giant defence remained
intact back Of Schupp's excellent pitch
ING. both infeld and outheld killing OH
anv few chances the Sox had TO break
,hrough. There was no fash OF brill
;ant performing, but q confident stead
mess TO the Giants play all through
the afternoon.
Look More Like Gian1
The fact that they had beaten Cicotte
on Wednesday, added 20 the additional
CHEEKY tidings that Schupp was at his
best on Thursday. aided and a6etted
still further by the sight OF benny
Kautf's home run blows, was sufficient
TO make them lock more like the Giants
Of the past campaign.
Here III New York they appeared
TO be different ball club from the
machine which crumpled so badly on
Sunday in Chicago. Rube Benton and
, Dave Robertson yanked them back to
earth on Wednesday, while Ferdy
Schupp and Benny Kauif lifted them
far out Of the old nut yesterday. Now
they are headed for Chicago and the
Saturday battle with their heads up
again. while the Sox, trife discom-