New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-07

Ne reached ComiSkoy Park IN time
.., ,rc free lunch in the prcssroom.
gcliic Zcidcr was there.
Hell. Owl Eycs," said he. Hello
roo. Nose" I reto;ted. and he felt
lie Tammy.
We had turkey with hops dressing
"a then asccndcd 10 the press stand
~sev gave me seat right next 10
,,eL Lat. and ! codd hear spectators
% the vicinity remark;
Isn't 10 queer to see the new o.
Henry sitting beside the modern Mark
Twain 81
Not fsr distant was Fred Mitchell,
-,,srer o. .he Cubs and at present an
inert on q rival newspaper. Mitchell
vas sAarrcri7c pencil, thinking some
NE n.icht want 20 borrow II.
Flag Saves Announcer
nan advanced 10 the plate and
de an rrin,clligible speech through
p. ,r,csvhorc. Failing TO get applause
,.,tb f. he waved an American flag, and
.sss cbeercd 20 the echo. He ought 70
,sre Iceu warmly apnlauded for talk,
90, 40 taat uo one could understand
vast boz Sa'c.
M. ,mr.rc, Their camc forth and
,ers photographed Tor the rogues' gal
,.-y. st:e. which the Official announcer
.ld sale, would pitch for New YORK
,grs,est several experts round here
marked: "a thought McGraw would
80. sbou. r.tca Sailee.' But the rec
sr5> show that nobody Thought u
,-ouch las, 'cht 20 predict u.
Ssilcc, camouhaSC. consisting o.
.,r,zor blue uniform and an absolute
f.ct NJ displacement. was 80 effective
= me first Two innings that only one
SOW gunner could locate him. TINS
~. Iohr Collins. who opened the thi-
40 first inning with single. In me
,bi-5 however. slim pitching 10 Edo'e
C.ro'tc with one out. twisted ms mead
81, ,hs, his profile was IN full view OF
ne bs,,mar.
g55ie saw q nose and knew there
-vst be q man connected win IT,;
yo.es l-,s Sims and Mr.. Zeider's and
nine DON'T float round unattached.
inns was New Iork's pitchers where
sbouts made known and his effective
nos. shot .o hcIlangone.
FlE, i.' q single 20 centre. Jack
r.lIir, r., single TO right. EDDIE
.~.s1 Z, 90 20 third on IL. Robertson
..r.., him out. the great Tim making
pcrfec. play AZ third base, possibly
te,au,e ne 1idnt realize II was I'm
ssr.a-' Iart Collins raced 20 second
rir. Eddie was being nailed. Nc
IUltr hi' safely TO centre and Col
ms fould nave been held at third,
fl. I,uny kauf got himself confused
-.-t Jimmy neckard and attempted
apestr.nc catch.
Ball Keeps Going
Ir, bail knew very we'll he WASH
D.. shccka.d and kept right on going
and ? core George Burns could chuck
aec. 20 tie infeld J Collins was
4c-o.s the plate, and McMullin had
..'.frcd second, where they left him.
'V-IVs pells,' said Slim Sallee.
In the next or fourth, inning. Oscar
fe,scl lifted tho ball into the lnp of
a, c.lpaat Of the left-held seats
FAMED Eph wilson. who paid a dollar
and haif 10 get in and wouldn't take
;ui., that sum for the ball. Oscars
Blow armed him a $50 Liberty Bond
u.at hong the prize offered by Al Jol-
.on % m ose who bust homers IN
the .arles.
az, rs bcls!" said Slim Sallee.
Who'd Of thought a guy named Felsch
would want a Liberty Bond?'
Lew NcCarty robbed Cicotte OF a
-.oaly undeseryed shut-out by hitting
homo run 10 right centre in the New
Yol. IftA. Lew made three bases on
j. and got no Liberty Bond He CO.
.reli. for o tally, however, for Nh Sal
Zee, r:o places his dozen base hits
per Ynnum where they'll do the most
gooI. came through with q single IN
%. pinch.
This is tac true and authentic story
Z how the canes three runs were
ns1c.