Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
BY DAMON RuNAnN.

hiCAGC. October c." appy"
sch-happy by nickname and !ust
happy by naturc-is hero No. q:
"orlds series of 1911. lie - The
sky-ouilt made-in milwaukee cen
heider OF the Chicago White SON
IN milwaukee, raised IN Milwau.
and developed In Milwaukee,
ls nome run in the fourth inning
the opening game OF basebalrs
iual championship struggle this aft
Don beat the New York Giants.
hnal score was = TO /.
i ne 1easthery left arm Of Old Harry
zee. The tall, skin-thin veteran Of
Giants pitching crew.. dashed
two balls IN felsch's direction.
,ppy hit the second into the crowd
the left-ield bicachers.
~ide grin covered the face of the
Waukee boy as he trottcd leisureiy
und the bases. lie was happy inside
outside. was happy teisch. but
happier than the 5000 people
ked INTO the baseball park OF the
cago White Son. champions OF the
erican League. The Sox already
one run when Felsch hit his homer.
after the National Leaguers scored
SO II was "ilappy's' terrific smash
decided one OF the closest and
81 bitterly Tough, games that
IDS series had ever known.
,orking on the margin OF Felsch's
he run. Eddie Cicottc. the chunky
ALEXANDER who has secn some dozen
os ei,e SEASONS come ana go since M M
erhiv ~. V,s iens uu, p'' frn,n
"sa!hsI 'he s!ussc's iio'''
az t Sasri i'i Hi,,.. ,,. ,.,,, "a
~ W ~; y.a,s N.eo''e on! via' ~, ~ 10
mao VIC Iact iha' ne SaLt. ~ ny
tho same time as Tyrus Raymond
70. He was the cast-on Of two
Ter American League clubs.
POAsehhed "iinuckIc" Hall.
lie had ii delivery they called the
anntb,rr Da unr 49, nV. ,n h, ueu
ahSSTnh,n6 'erS nci rem. k ,;i !" nas
men. suuneniE, oiSo,ue p pftlEhn
WING ,eiMceptiHmai piicnims api'l,y.
II hnaly ne neenmt known as one
the pest IN the game. an
mas tricH OF ruo1!nE the pan
,eSe1 "' annivin, !, ~ snn, on bis
lever; apPlSias IL 10 spo1 ." M M
Pan p'a!c.s taNe ciai'ne" 10.
20 uuothS piI 80 inmE
,uI-ts nc ~, "a 80 Tn.,. c.,ii II
Snihe oa.'; .,,,,, r.,.,. ,,.var
manager nTotss,sd Led. i ii,ss n r,m
again games nave been DELAYED in
- ieas us vile ,he ia a',u ~
examined ,hc Dali usuu oy 49,
Se; ouu i. "as meNer .s' farS,.n rh
80. ;,, W. 49,,
nee 70 arc nis "s!iMe'!, 50, ,s
Wv ;s,i 90 hfS
nm, Wy n,H ,;,,ar;nm "mccss.
ie rnhhed tho han a great deal to-
hnt the Giapts paid little at,en-
co,cinrion nSi..h ~ 1rohnhly true
the "shinc" hail is largely a mat
OF the in,apina lion. and that CT
,e's real secret was his great con-
lternating at first and third base.
n j. Mct;raw. leader of the Giants,
| his veteran aids. George Gibson.
old rittsbuIGh ca,cher, ana i'a sii
tie with great care. but they never
hered with the baseballs
m the other side. Clarence Eowiahd;
once derided nutheF Nh, i,nt' i,s,,,ov VI
White son. ana ms cnis, $3.50,
The ola s:amy ,tH.. "a H fh.. deiiverv
e just ga attch IN, 10 M , uen
the ana-tnE ''"t 80 -. ,hirssr
ai zee, on.S yn,'rs pn b;,t
Baked to Il century in the summers
81 v ,o,n,S p,,,hcrs Are Used.
ca,Imo arJ Ti,.o,te then are the
ar,ns NJ thrIr respective clubs
~ both get bv.' as baseball puts
III uJv" on wh,; ,hey have i'm the
~ nbvsical ahiliiy-in the knack
nn ri ny "stuff'H" or quirks on the
eball as it leaves their hands-and
.tiy on what they know; partly on
hey are among the wise men OF the
hing mound and they proved ii to-
One blow settled sallee,s fate
,ther blow might have turned IL Just
other way '''hc matter OF eager
$ OF Benny K.uT. the hustiins,
thing little ccntertelder of the
nts. was disastrous 10 the big town
b. Kaurf tried 10 catch ny that
Oh; IT, he. too. would have entered |
hero class. He failed. y failure
success march arm in arm down
ough baseball history;
n Of the Son shane Collins. and
oeiess Joe" Jackson were among
stars of tire occasion. but 1t is the
NV who clouts one when the clout
mnortant who always gets the most
ne limelight, and that is why
NV" Felsch is tonight holding the
pf ~ implicitly, and discussion.
tecraw sprung a surprise when he
"a with Snliee. 1t was generally
nea That Schupp. the younger left
e. would start the series for the
'u es nut Sallee's pitching proved
h. S,c.av i;new what he was doing
N.Y. Mt In the veteran.
en- E,opts could not get any runs
sal, ana p nottnr how Well he
runs n1s.h n0d C,icotte tell the
:hes.. a., rane
nv OF the III -