The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-08
S0K HUMBLE
M'cR}AN TEAM
=. SCORE IS Il
Giants Use Four Pitchers to Stop
Terrific Hitting Of Chicago
Sluggers
WINDY CITY CLUB
SHOWS SUPERIORITY

Beaver Falls, Pa, Oct. 8.-The
Pennsylvania limited, carrying the
White Sox and Giants to New
York for the reopenng of the
worlds series tomorrow; was
wrecked here when it crashed in.
to an extra freight, killing the
engineer and fireman and injuring
nine others, seven Of whom were
passengers.
President Tener of the National
league, President Ban johnson Of
the American league and Presi.
dent Gerry Herman Of the associa-
ton were hurled from their
berths, but were not injured.
Members Of the Giants and
White sox were badly shaken up,
but it is reported none Of the play
ers were so seriously injured as to
prevent their playing tomorrow.
TO PITCH RUSSELL.
Chicago, Oct. 8.-ciarence Row.
land, manager Of the White Sox,
. just before departing for New
York, said:
~ will pitch Russell on Tues
day, II his arm is in good shape.
If do, ! will depend upon DAN
forth, should Russell show any
7 signs Of weakening. In the event
Russell does net look good when
warming up, will send cicotte to
the mound"
The official figures Of the ma
ational commission gave the at
tendance as an even $4,000 and
the gate receipts as $73,152. OF
this amount the players received
$32,505.09; each club $13,167. SO,
/ and the national commission
$7,3152o.
Chicago, oct. S.-The Chicago Amer.
lean leaguers, trundled half way to
victory in the worlds series clash
with the New York Nationals Sunday.
defeating the Giants to 2 in the
second game Of the titulor struggle,
The teams are speeding today toward
New York, where Tuesday the series
will be resumed.
The White Sox rolled over the
Giants today like a juggernaut. leav-
ing disaster and dismay. The victory
Yesterday. was; more impressive than
and when the teams left
the field. the Chicago club was con-
f'dent the New Workers were badly
shattered, physically and in morale.
! Play by innings follows: J
7 H% e First Inning. /
Il New YOrk-Burns singled. Herzog
hit to Gandil, who threw Burns out at
second on Kauff's high fly. J. Collins
came in at top speed from right field,
only to drop the ball, but Herzog had
been afraid to leave first and was
easily thrown out to E. Collins. One
hit. no runs, no errors.
~Chicago-Zimmerman raced across
the diamond to take j. Collins high
pop.up near the first base line. Nc
and E. Collins famed. No
hits, no runs, no errors.
= Second inning.
This was the only inning in which
New York looked like a contender.
After Fletcher went out, Weaver to
Gandil, Robertson beat out an infield
hit and Holke singled, but a quick
return held Robertson at second. Nc.
Carty's one-base hit sent Robertson
across the plate. Schalk fooled the
throw-in and Holke also came sliding
across the pan. Faber, who retrieved
the ball, stood puzzled, and Mccarthy
reached third, but that ended New
York's scoring. ,Schupp retired, Faber
to Gandil, and Burns went out, Weaver
to Gandil. Three hits, two runs, one
error.
Chicago-The Americans evened ur
things in their half. Jackson singled
and Felsch sent out a roller, which
Jackson to reach third. Gan
dill shot one too hot for Schupp to hold
and Jackson sped home. Weaver
slammed single to left, scoring
Felsch from second. Schalk was safe
on choice which nipped Gandil al
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