The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-10-09

world 5 championship series. +,
Eddie Collins went to- bat with Nc.
Mulhn perched on the keystone and it
looked like another run for the Sox,
but Eddie went out on foul to Short
stop Fletcher, who made a remarkable
running catch of the elusive one, while
Zimmerman, hard by, looked on. Chi.
cagO applauded the play, despite the
fact that it told against their idols.
Three out, but look here! Three hits
and one run. This is real straight
goods.
Fourth Inning
Fourth time Of the Giants at bat.
Zimmerman was out on high foul
to Catcher Sehalk. That big first MAJ
was out of the way and Cicotte pro
eeeded to get Fletcher, who died, Ne
Mullin to Gandil. That made two Of
them. Robertson, third man up, made
good, doubling TO right field, but HOlke
went out, McMullin to Gandil. A sec
ond time New York = hopes vanished
Three out; no. run, one hit.
In their half, jackson was first up
for Chicago and few out to Burns in
left field. Felseh, who followed Jack
son at bat, was called on by the great
audience to do something, which he
very kindly proceeded TO do. He drovH
a healthy one into the left field bleach
ers, which registered for a home run,
the second and last tally, also the win
ming one of the game, Of the day for
the home boys.
This was a sign for still greater
cheering and Chicago fandom went mad
with pleased delirium over the perform
ance. Gandil was out, Sallee to Holke
and Weaver hit one into the ambient
which Burns in left field called all his
own. Three retired, but the sonoroui
gong was heard for a run, which was
registered on the score board; also that
homer counted for hit, the fifth tho
White SOx got in the game.
Fifth Inning 4.
New York returned to the fray in
the fifth with confidence, which was
not misplaced. MeCarty began tbings
early in this frame, for he yalloped out
terrific triple down into deep center.
Sallee heard the voice of the Gotham
crowd calling for hit and he singled,
scoring the Giants only run of the game
when McCarty romped in from third.
With everything looking SO brightly
for New York and the East, Burns had
TO hit into double play which speIle,
disaster and right then and there lost the
game for the visitors. Weaver got the
grounder, whipped it to Eddie Colliut
on second, forcing Sallee out at tn
keystone station. Then, with Burns
burning the path down toward first, Ed
die threw the runner out at the initial
post, Gandil never batting an eye as
he closed his mitt on the ball O.. .
This cleared the bases. Herzog fan.
ned and the smile on Cicotte's fame
never wore out during the remainder Of
the game. However, there were threa
out, but the score board registered q
run for the Giants, and there were two
hits to boot. r
Chicago was determined to get that
run back in its half, but it didn 4 +.
Schalk grounded to Holke, who touched
first for a putout, unassisted. Cicotte
went out, Sallee to Holke and Sallee
also smiled pleasantly. John Collins
third time up and already with TIVE
hits to his credit, grounded to Holke
who registered another unassisted puI
out in the same frame. Three out, but
no run and no hit for the White Sox
Sixth Inning
Three Giants faced Cicotte in this
frame, but they did not phase him in
the least. Rauff famed, which wa.
something unpleasant for him to do
zimmerman flied out to Gandil at first
and Fletcher did the same thing, but
il was jackson in left field who annex,
ed the winged ball. Three easy outs
no run and no hit
Three Chieagoans also faced Sallee
in their half of the canto. MeMullin
was out, HerzOg to Holke. Something
happened to Eddie Collins and he fan.
ned, Sallee' 5 features registering more
than pleased qualification. Jackson
grounded to Holke, who made the out
unassisted again. Some boy, that
Holke. Three out, no run and no hit.
This was the only full inning of its
kind.
4 Unlucky Seventh Inning
| The seventh was untrue to tradition,
still, each side secured hit For the
Giants, Robertson was first man up.
He went out, McMulHn to GandiI. That
man Holke secured his second hit Of
the day, n single. McCarty flew out
= TO Jackson in leftneld, and Sallee also
awaited, 70 Felsch in center. Three
out, no run, one hit.
9 Felsch brought in that ball, which
he handed to the inGed umpire aud
then went to bat but was out, Sallee
! TO HOlke. Gandil singled and as Zin,
: mermann had his legs too far apart the