Evening journal., 1917-10-12
FOR BALL SCORES.
CALL
D ( A. 50
DELMARVIA 1903
BY II. c. HAMILTON.

POLO GROUNDS New York, Oct
1.-THE Giants batled their way back
TO an even basis with the White Sox
here yesterday afternoon in their
struggle for the worlds baseball
championship. Ferdie Schupp dupii-
Gated the performance Of Rube Ben
ton on Wednesday by holding the
white Sox runless. The Giants
pounded Faber and Danforth for five
runs.
Bennie Kauff shared with Schupp
individual honors. Twice the hither-
to hitless slugger pounded out a home
run, once with Charley Herzog on the
paths before him. His first circuit
clout was a hit over Felsch's head in
deep center field in the fourth in
ming, and the second was into the
right field grandstand in the Q ghth.
-Four hits were punched in the fifth
inning for another Giant run, and the
seventh saw the other run across the
plate on a hit, a wild pitch and an
inield out.
Tho Giants deliberately stole the
White SOx heaviest thunder I'm the
fifth inning when, by an attack Of
bunting they accumulated two hits
that followed a line single and which
resulted directly in the second run.
Aside from its run-geting value this
attack had the effect Of upsetting the
Chicago infeld so that White Sox
played with noticeably less dash.
Eddie Collins was responsible for a
play that had II not aiken place might
have held the White Sox in the game.
In the fourth he led off with a double
lot cd NJ
third. II was sharp fast playing by
Schupp and Herzog and Collins was
completely outguessed.
Schupp came back in remarkable
fashion after having been driven from
the box in Chicago on Sunday. He
struck out seven and allowed seven
hits.
Faber. for Chicago, was going
strong in the early innings, but weak
ened Danforth took up the burden
IN the eighth inning.
The White Sox and the Giants left
last night for Chicago. where they
will play the fifth game of the series
at Comiskey Park tomorrow. They
return here Monday for the sixth
game. FIRST ,~~,~c
CHICAGO. Collins up-Strike one
called. Foul, strike two. Collins out
Zimmerman 10 Holke. Zimmerman
handled the bard grounder with case.
McNlullin up-Strike one, called. Nc
Mullin singled past Zimmerman. 1t wa
a hard grounder that glanced Off Zim
merman's ankle.
Z. Collins up-Strike one, called. Bal
one. Foul, strike two. Z. Collin
famed. The third one was called. Col
Inns paused 20 wrangle with the I'm
plre as he walked to bench.
Jackson up-Ball one. Jackson out
Herzog 10 Holke.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
The final strike called on Eddie Col
Inns appeared TO be high and inside
His argument with Umpire Rigler, how
ever, drew no return.
NEW YORK-Burns up-Burns fliet
10 Felsch. lie hit the first ball pitched
for a long fly to Felsch. who reached
II after a long run.
Herzog up-Strlke one, called. Her
zog out, Z. Collins 70 Gandll.
Z. Collins worked fast on a harC
bounder past Faber. His throw barely
beat Herzog.
Kauff up-Foul strike one. Kauff out
McAlullln to Gandil.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
only five balls were pitched by Fabel
I'm this inning Burns hit the first one
Herring hit the second and Kautf thI
third
SECOND INNING.
CmCAGO-Felsch up. Ball one
Felsch out Fletcher TO Holke, III
drove the ball hard and Fletcher mad'
a nice pickup.
Gandil up-Ball one. Foul strike one
Gandil out, Schupp to IIolke.
Weaver up-Strike one, swung. Bal
one. Foul strike two. Weaver famed
swinging at the last one.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Schupp was using q fast ball will
deadly effect. Tho curves he threw
were few but wide and sharp.
NEW HORk-Zlmmerman up-Strik'
one, called. Zimmerman out, e. Col
Inns 10 Gandil.
Fletcher up-Foul strike one. Fou
strike two. Fletcher out, McMullin Il
Gandll. It was a hard, sharply hit ball
It was directly into McNIullin's hands.
Robertson up-Foul strike one. Strik
two, swung. Robertson out. Faber 4
Gandn.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Faber took Robertsons grounde
with his gloved hand. Yesterday IN
slugger put one foul ball in the grand
stand before he went out.
THIRD INNING.
CHICAG0-Schalk up-Strike one
called. Foul strike two. Schalk sin
gled to left. 10 was a drive betweel
third and short.
Faber up-Faber popped to SchupI
He tried to sacrifice.
]. Collins up-Strike one, swung
Strike two, called. Foul. Ball one
Foul. Foul. Ball two. Foul.
Collins famed. He swung at the THIRD
McMullin up-Ball one.~ Strike one
called, Foul strike two. Schupp mad
repeated throws TO first in attempts {
catch Schalk mapping, but failed. Nc
Mullin famed. He swung hard at th
last one.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Schupp had struck out four men a
this time and was exhibiting none q
the nervousness he displayed Saturday
Schalk bothered him some on first, bu
did not affect his pitching.
NEW HORk-Holke up-Strike on
swung. Foul strike two. Holk
famed ana was thrown out at frs
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