The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-10-12
HOW THE GAME WENT
First Innings

First Innings ,E
The White Sox, being the visitors,
were first at bat and John Collins was
the first man to step up to the rubber.
He fouled out to Catcher Rariden,
whose play in gripping the elusive ball
brought thirty thousand New Workers
TO their feet with delirious excitement.
Benton got his next man when MeMul-
lin famed. The Chicago contingent in
the grandstand and bleachers eheered
when Eddie Collins went to bat. third
up. Eddie whipped out a single TO
center. More Windy City applause. but
all hopes died when jackson faded
away, Benton to Holke. No run, one
hit.
The Giants came in to bat full of
confidence and were cheered to the
echo. Burns, who had secured hit
first time up in each of the two prev
ious games played in Chicago, brought
disappointment to the New York fans
when he went to the plate and famed.
Herzog flew out TO Felsch in center.
field. With two away, Kauff hit a high
fly into rightfeld. John Collins stood
under the pill and got his hands around
IL for a moment. The ball popped out
Of the mitt and dropped to the ground,
It was muff and New York made
much Of il. On the muff Kauf went
TO second. Zimmerman singled, ad.
vancing Kauff TO third. Fletcher fore.
ed Zimmerman out at second, Me-
Mullin to Eddie Collins. No run, one
hit. Close Of first inning and both
sides even.
Second Inning
For Chicago, Felsch, first up, went
out ON foul to Holke OF first base.
Gandil flew out TO Holke, giving the
latter his second straight put out of
the eanto. Weaver singled to left and
shortly afterward stole the keystone,
but Sehalk flew out TO Burns in left
field and retired the side. No run,
one hit. &.,|."i. r.
In their half Of the frame the Giants
secured two singles off Cieotte, but
failed to make them good. Robertson,
first up, singled TO center, but was
forced out at second by Holke, Eddie
Collins making the putout. Rariden
also singled TO center, Holke going to
third on the drive. Benton flew out
to Felsch In eenterfield, but Rariden
made second safely. Burns retired the
side by tanning. No run, two hits. .
Third Inning
Only three White Sox faced Benton
In the first half of the third frame.
Cicotte went out on foul to Rariden.
John Collins was out, Zimmerman to
Holke, and McMullin turned the
Cicotte trick and flew out to Rariden
on foul. No run, no hit.
In their half the Giants proved a lit.
tie hard to hold down. Herzog was a
victim to Cicotte's shoots, but Kauff
hit a high one into rightfeld, John Col,
Inns again muffed the Offering, his see
Ond error In three innings. On the muff
Kauff took second, but Zimmerman
died, Weaver to Gandil, Kauff going to
third on the play, and Fletcher was
out, Eddie Collins to Gandil. No run,
no hit. &c..
Fourth Inning
The White Sox were retired in this
stanza with only hit to their credit.
Eddie Collins was out, Zimmerman to
Holke. jackson died, Fletcher to Holke,
and Feleh singled, but Gandn flew out
10 Robertson in deep right field on
what looked like homer. Robertson :
great running catch brought the home
fans TO their feet and there was cheer
after cheer for Robertson and every
body else. This play nipped in the
bud Chicago'S hopes to score. No run,
one hit. ,'.~>>s' . =.r
What the White Sox failed to accom-
plish in their half the Giants made
good, scoring two runs on three hits.
Robertson, first up, secured great
three-bagger aud scored moment later
when Holke doubled. The play had the
New York fans wild with delight and
they cheered time and again. Raridcn
sacrificed, Cicotte TO Gandil, Holke
perching on third as the result of the
play. Benton famed and New York
groaned, but the fans cheered a mo-
ment later, when Burns singled and
< Holke scored the second and last run
4 Of the whole game. and both Of them
chalked up in favor of the Giants.
Herzog made the third out Of the frame
by fouling TO Gandil OF the initial
station. Two runs and three hits
triple, double and single.
Fifth Inning
In this canto each pitcher was faced
by only three men and the sides were
retired in quick order. For the White
Sox, Weaver was out. first man up.
Fletcher 70 Hplke. Schalk missed the
third strike and Rariden dropped the
ball, but the New York catcher whip
ped the pill TO Holke at frst in time
TO catch the runner out. ,Cicotte famed
again. No run, no hit.
In their half she Giants were Mt bat
but u brief whir. Kauff was out to