Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-11


 the bags Burns, first up, famed. Her. zog caught one of Cicotte's benders on the end of his bat and lifted it to Felsch. Benny Kauff sent the second ball pitched on the fly to John Collins who after short run, caught the ball and let it drop. The error looked dam aging, for Kauff made second on the misplay and went to third when Zim- merman beat out an infeld hit, but Fletcher ended the inning by forcing Zimmerman at second, McMullen to Captain Collins. Felsch opened Chi cago's second inning by fouling out to Holke, who also took care of Gandils high fly. Buck Weaver slammed Ben tons second offering to center field. Weaver tried to steal second but was nailed by Rariden's throw. In the mix-up at the bag, however, Fletcher dropped the ball and Umpire Evans called the runner safe. Schalk made Burns sprint for his fly. the third out.
 Robertson's First Hit.
 New York, in the second again had five men up and two left on base Robertson made his first hit of the game, a single to center, and was fore. ed by Holke, Eddie Collins scooping up his grounder and touching the Giant right fielder as he sprinted to- ward second. Rariden also singled to center, Holke taking third. Benton flied to Felsch who made a quick re- turn to the plate and held Holke at third. Rariden took second on the throw-in. Burns famed for the sec ond time.
 The White Sox went out in order in the third.
 Collins Again Errs.
 Cicotte fouled out to Rariden. John Collins time at bat was prolonged when Holke dropped his high foul | Then Collins bounced a grounder to Zimmerman and was an easy out. | McMullen fouled to Rariden. Herzog | opened New York's third by striking out The crowd then had the laugh | on John Collins who duplicated his CT TOT of the first inning, again dropping | fly off Kauff's bat, the runner reach | | ing second. Kauff moved up to third | when Zimmerman grounded out, Weav-. CT to Gandil. Fletcher was thrown ! out by Eddie Collins on fast piece of l fielding. | Zimmerman made a beautiful play | on Eddie Collins in the fourth inning, | knocking down his fast bounder and | throwing him out by step. Jackson hit weakly past the pitchers box and was thrown out by Fletcher. Felsch l drove a hot single to left and was left | on the bases when Robertson bumped against the right-feld wall in catching | Gandil's long fly.
 The Fatal Fourth. Then came the wrecking crew that | ditched the Sox. Robertson, first up | | in the fourth for New York, let loose a ! terrific drive that looked good for a home run as it started. The ball, how ever, fell short of the right-center field | fence and Robertson drew up at third. He was widely cheered. Holke, next | up, took a strike and then drove Ci- cotte's second offering to the left-feld l fence for two bases, Robertson of course, scoring Rariden became a martyr by sacrificing, Cicotte to Gan dil, Holke moving 10 third Benton struck out on three pitched balls. Holke scored the Giants second run on Burns scratchy infield hit. Cicotte intrying to head off Burns at first threw wild and the runner sprinted | to second Herzog went out on a | foul to Gandil, who made a fine one handed catch as the ball was about to | drop into a grandstand box.
 Benton played with the American Leaguers in the fifth. Weaver rolled an easy grounder to Fletcher and Schalk and Cicotte struck out.
 Cicotte Tiqhtens Up.
 Cicotte frightened up again after his disastrous fourth inning and retired the Giants easily in the fifth inning. Kauff flied to Schalk and Zimmerman drove a long fly to Felsch. Fletcher struck out on four pitched balls. | Nothing of moment happened in the sixth For the White SoX, J. Collins was thrown out by Fletcher. Benton gathered in McMullin's grounder and Holke took care of Eddie Collins roller unassisted.
 Robertson was given round of cheers when he came to bat in New York's half He flied out to Felsch. Holke was also given a hand and dis appointed the crowd by flaming. Rar- iden was an easy out, F. Collins to Gandil.
 It was one, two. three for the west erners in the seventh. Jackson was thrown out by Herzog and Felsch struck out after the count was three and two. Gandil was thrown out by Zimmerman.
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