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NJ EW YORK, n. V, Oct. IL
IL Hitting two home runs 10
bring in three of the five scores
for his team, Benny" Kauff
was the hero of the fourth
game of the worlds baseball
championship which was played
this afternoon at the Polo
Grounds and in which the New
York Giants again defeated the
Chicago White Sox, this time
by the score of ) to 0.
Coming up to bat for the second
time in the fourth inning, kauff made
the first hit and the first run for the
Giants when there were two down
and noone on bases. The ball went
clear over the fence, giving the bat
ter the run without extra effort.
Again in the eighth, the last inning
for New York, Kauff came to bat
for the fourth time and with one. man
down elouted the ball far into the
right field stand after HerZog had
reached first on single. He was fol-
lowed by Zimmerman who tripled, but
in vain, for Fletcher struck out.
Schalk dropped the ball but caught
him at first.
MORE aoi
Gandil threw the bail back to
Schalk' to catch Zimmerman trying
to squeeze home.
Danforth went in for Faber I'm the
fatal eighth and two runs were scored
off him. The latter pitched for the
first seven innings, striking out three
men and allowing seven hits. Dan.
forth struck out two men in his one
inning, but was touched for home
run, three-bager and agsingle.
"Ferdie" Scnupp, the Giants south
paw pitcher, redeemed himself in the
eyes of the New York fans when he
held the White Sox to seven hits, only
one of which was good for more than
u
struck out seven.
The scoring in the fifth inning fol-
lowed four hits. Fletcher singled and
Robertson and Holke followed with
safe-bunts, filling the bases. Then
Rariden hit to Faber, forcing Fletcher
and being caught himself at first.
Holke squeezed in and then Schupp
brought in the second run with a sin
gle.
Just where the next game will be
played is being decided by the toss
of a coin, but as yet no word as to
the results has been received. -
First Inning
Chicago-Johnny Collins. out on a
fast infieId hit. Zimmerman to Holke,
McMuIlen singled Eddie Collins
famed while Jackson went out Her
zog to Holke. One hit, no runs, no
errors.
New York-Burns flied out to
FeIsch. Herzog went out, Eddie Col
Inns to Gandil. Kauff grounds out,
Mc8IulIen to Gandil. No hits, no runs,
no errors. .-...s
Second Inning ~
Chicago-Felsch out, Fletcher to
Holke. Gandil out, Schupp to Holke.
Weaver famed. No hits, no runs, no
errors.
New York-Zimmerman out f.
Collins to Gandil. Fletcher out, Nc
Mullen to GandH. Robertson out, Fa-
Der to Gandil. No hits, no runs, no er.
rors. ~. 8 /.
Third Inning i.
I Chicago-SchaIk singled to left. Fa.
Der popped out to Schupp. Johnny
Collins and McMuIlen both went to
the bench via the air route. One hit,
nc runs, no errors.
New York-Holke famed but
Sehalk dropped the. ball but re-
trieyed and got Holke at first. RaTi-
den sent a pop to McMullen and
Schupp whitfield at. three wide ones.
No hits, no runs, no errors.
Fourth Inning ..-. ...+....
Chicago Eddie Collins doubled to
left. Jackson flied out to Herzog, but
Schupp caught Collins taking a big
lead off second and he was run down
by Schupp, Herzog and Zimmerman.
Felsch famed. No runs. one hit, no
errors.
New York-Burus famed. Herzog
put. Eddie Collins to Gandil. Benny
kauff brought the crowd to their feet
with a long drive that went over
the fence for a home run. thinner