Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-10-12

Schalk dropped the third strike or
Holke but threw him out at first
| Rariden fouled out to McMullin
Schupp famed.
Fourth Inning
Chicago's half of the fourth inning
delighted the crowd Notwithstanding
the fact that Eddie Collins opened
| 1t with two-base drive to Jeff
Held. Collins made the middle bag
( by fast piece of sprinting and slid
/ into the base fraction of a sec
ond ahead of Burns throw. Then
FLETCHER. Herzog and Collins IN
dulged in antics about second base
| Ia, amused The crowd and finally
resulted in Collins heinz taught OIL
the bag and run down. Herzog and
| FLETCHER constantly ran over to Sec
| ond to get the willy White Sox cap
Tain. With the count Z and :,
jackson lifted a high fly to HerZog.
Fletcher and HerZog kept on worrying
Collins who continued dancing back
and forth as each of the fielders in
turn Tented toward the bag. Fin
ally Collins edged too far off the
I base and Schupp by quick turn
caught him almost flatfooted Col
Inns made a dash to third but was an
easy out. Schupp to Herzog to Zim-
norman. The crowd cheered as much
as if a New York runner had scored
telscb ended the inning by striking
out.
Captain Collins was booed as he
took his position for the Giants
fourth inning Burns struck out and
Herzog was thrown out by e. Col
Inns. Then came Benny kauffs first
home run, the longest hit Of tht
game. The ball struck near the fence.
Felsch made several attempts to pick
it up from behind a Liberty bond
sign and when he finally got it.
Kauff was nearing third. The form
er Federal League star was wildly
cheered as he crossed the plate. Tim
norman rolled out, E. Collins to
Gandi
Fifth Inning
The White Sox tried desperately TO
score in the fifth but a rafting dou-
bic play killed their chance Gand;l
started with a single to left field
Buck Weaver then forced Gandn at
second, Herzog to Fletcher and was
himself thrown out sat first. Schalk
drove a single into" center field but
was left on the bases as Fabel
grounded out, Schupp to Holke.
-MeGraw's men got four hits in their
half of the fifth and had the bases
loaded with no one out but Scored
only one run. double play getting
the Sox out of a big hole Fletcher
opened with singleNto center Man
ager McGraw whispered something to
nnar tG,nrl nc In To h. lot
ran to first where he gave. Fletcher
his instructions. The Chicago fielders
played in for a bunt, but Robertson
made a mighty swing at the ball and
missed it. He then changed his tao
tics and hunted safely sending
Fletcher to second. The fans began
to stamp their feet, as Holke came to
bat. He tapped the first ball pitched
for little bunt toward third base.
Faber fielded the ball and turning to
head off Fletcher racing into third.
found he was too late and then swung
around to throw to first only to find
that Hollle was safe. The bases We're
full and the Giant rooters cheered
frantically. Rariden hit weakly to
Faber who threw to the plate, forcing
Fletcher, and Rariden was doubled at
first. Robertson and Holke moved up
on the double play and the former
scored when Schupp singled to center.
Holke also tried to score on the hit,
but was thrown out. Felsch to Schalk
Sixth Inning
In Chicago's sixth, John Collins
singled to left and McMullin struck
out. Rariden let one of Schupp's fast !
curves slip through his hands and |
Collins sprinted to second. Rariden |
recovered the ball in time to retire |
as Herzog muffled the throw Collins |
Jackson was tossed out by Herzog.
New York got man on third in !
its turn at bat. E. Collins knocked |
down Burns difficult grounder but |
the runner was safe. Herzog sacri- |
feed. .Faber to Gandil Kauff poied /
4 long fly to Felsch and Burns reached |
third on the out. Zimmerman was |
retired, E. Collins to Gandil
Seventh Inning
The seventh was not lucky in |
ming for the Sox Felsch was called |
out on strikes and kicked vigorously /
to Rigler, for which the crowd booed I
him. Gandil rolled out Fletcher to I
Holke and Weaver sent a high fly I
to Herzog. Faber was q bit unsteady I
in the Giants half of the seventh. |
fi"LcHeT got single past McMullln I
and went to third when Faber let I
loose wild pitch that rolled to the
grand stand. Robertson was thrown
out by taber on short grounder. /
Fletcher remaining at third. Holke I
was hit by pitched ball and it looked .
as if Faber was wabbling Fletcher I
scored New York's third run while. +
Rariden was being thrown out by e. |
Collins. Holke moving up to second. I
Schupp was thrown out by E. Collins, I
Hoike moving up to second. Schupp T
was thrown out by Weaver 1t was
Viewers only fielding chance in the !
game.
Eighth Inning
In the eighth inning Schalk flied +
to Burns. Risbery. batting for Faber, |