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The Batting order.

The Batting order.
The batting order for today is as
follows:
Chicag GO New York
T. Collins. r. Burns, IT,
3IcMullin. g. Hsrzog, %
Z. Collins Oh. kauff, CT
Jackson. H. Zimmerman. 80.
Felsch. CT. Fletcher. S.
Glndil. ID. Robertson, r.
Weaver. S. Eo-ke, ID
schalk. c. Raridan. c.
Cicotte. p Benton p
Uunplre5 At plate. Klemi bases.
O'LouEhi.n. Rigicr and Evans
stiff Batting Practice.
Al Demaree and Jeff Tesreau TOOK
turns on the pitchers mound in giving
the Giants a long batting practice
The White Sox put in a stiff batting
practice and tested the range OF lne
field against the right handler Wolf
gang and Claud Williams the Ielt
Collect Money for Soldiers.
Umpire KLEIN gave the decisions on
balls and strikes, while umpire
OLoughlin was at first base EfahS
at second and RiEler at third
The fielding practice Of the Glanls
was sharp and brilliant and brought
cheers from the thousands IN the
stands While this was going on
Hank Gowdy and Nick Altrock Went
through the stands, collecting money
from the crowds for the ban and Dal
fund for the soldiers in France.
Game by Innings-
The game by innings follows
First inning. first half (Chicago at
baD-Johl Collins up the croW9
gave a great cheer as ColAns WalAeo
to the plate. Mayor Mitchell Lnre"
out the first ball 10 Benton Collins
fouled out 20 Rariden who TOOK Lne
IAN near the grandstand- McMullin
struck out, biting al a low curve N
side for the third strike Eoole ColllHS
u. He got a single into center tieta-
Benton threw out Jackson at tirst- NO
runs, one hit. no errors.
First inning. second half New
York al Batl-Burus up BuIns
struck out and the Chicago partlsans
cheered loudly. HerZOg up ClcoLie
knees Herzis filed out 70 elscn
who did not have 10 move to take Jle
ball John Collins dropped hauLl
high fly and the batter reached sec
ond. Zimmerman scratched an IN
field hit, kauft going 70 ln-Iv-
Fletcher forced Zimmerman, AcAlui-
lin to Eddie Collins No runs one
hit, one error
Second inning, first half; FeIscn
fOuled out to HOlke. Gaudl also sent
up a high fly TO Holke- Weaver
stunE a single over short stop
Weaver stole second The umpire
had called him out, but then dlscoE-
cred that Fletcher had dropped the
ban. Schalk flied out to Burns. VINO
had to come in fast TO make the
catch. No runs. one hit one error.
Fans Get Excited
Second inning, second halI; hoosr
| son singled over second Eddie COL
Inns took Holke's Erounder ana
] touched Robertson on the line Hotke
/ being safe at first Rariden singled
/ over second, Holke going TO tnlrd-
! The stands were in an uproar. The
Chicago infield played in on the grass
/ Benton flied to Felscn out Ho4ke
I held third on the throw to the plate,
[ though Rariden went TO second Burns
I struck out fog the second time. No
( runs, two hits, no errors
Three quick Outs
Third inning, first half; Cicotte up.
[ He was warmly applauded BY the
! crowd. Cicotte sent up a nigh foul
I TO Rariden. John Collins up. Benton
had plenty OF speed and sharp
I breaking hook on the pan. holAe
l dropped Collins's high foul thinner
man scOoped Collins bounder and got
/ his man at first Rariden gobbled Nc
[ Mullins foul No runs, no hits, one
Collins Again Errs on Eauff.
Third inning. second half: Herzog
ID. KLEIN cautioned the Chicago
Z bench for coaching. HerZog famed
[ in going after a fast inshoot for a
{ third strike. John Collins dropped
Kauffs long fly and the oa JSl7
/ lins's second error on Kauff. Weaver
I threw out Zimmerman, kauft going
! to third Eddie Collins threw out
/ Fletcher at first cutting down what
/ seemed a certain hit 10 runs, no
one Hard Hit.
! Fourth inning first half-Eddie
] Collins MP. zimmerman knocked
/ down E Collins's grounder and then
/ threw him out Fletcher went over
I behind Benton TO take Jackson S
{ grounder and threw his man out at
/ first. Felsch was an easy out Rob
i ertson ran over 10 the wall and took
I GandiTs fly. It looked as though
I the ball was going into the grand
/ stand for home run No runs one
Giants Score Twice.
u Fourth inning. second half Robert
I son drove long hit 10 right center
! for three bases. The Giant support
Y ers rocked the stands with their
/ cheers. II was Robertson's second
/ hit Robertson scored on Holke's hit
| TO left for two bases. Rariden sacri-
/ feed. Cicotte 70 Gandil. Holke NOV
Il ing on TO third. Benton up. The
I famed on three pitched balls. Burns
/ up. Holke scored when Burns got an
/ infield hit. which Cicotte took and
F.. threw wildly past first base, Burns
Z going to second Herzog fouled out
I TO GandiL Two runs. three hits, one
4 error
II White SOx scoreIeaa.
i Fifth inning. first half: Fletcher
I threw out Weaver at first. Benton
I was pitching a nice game and had
i good control Schalk struck out, but
4 Rariden had 70 throw his man out at