The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-10-16
THE GAME BY REELS.

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First Inning IT,, .....si
Chicago, being the visitor, was first
at bat. John Collins was out, Fletcher
to Holke. McMullin died on n foul to
Rariden. Eddie Collins, third man up,
singled into centerfeld, but jackson
retired the side, Herzog to Holke. No
run, one hit. r.. p
(. In their half the Giants also secured
hit. Burns was out, Eddie Collins TO
Gandil. Herzog singled into left. Kauf
looked at three good ones, which the
umpire called strikes, and the big cen
terfeld walked back TO the bench. Zim-
mermann flew out to jackson in left
field and New York took outs again.
No run, one hit. o.. T. .sa ft
Second Inning ,,.... ils
Felsch, first up for Chicago, famed.
Gandil singled to centerfeld. Weaver
was out, Herzog to -Holke, Gandil TAX.
ing second on the play, but Sehalk re-
tired the side, Zimmerman to .Holke.
No run, one hit. as.t
The Giants did nothing more in their
half. Fletcher died, Schalk to Gandil.
Robertson went out, Eddie Collins TO
GandiA Holke whipped out fine
double to, left, but Rariden retired
the side, Eddie Collins to Gandil No
run, one hit. w.. i r...4 '.. ~. ~ j.tfa
Third Inning .,.I,.. a. .,fF5
Only three men of each team faced
the pitchers in this frame. Faber,
first up for Chicago, famed. John Col
Inns popped out to Herzog, and McMul-
lin famed. No run. no hit. IT,. az
In the New York half Benton famed,
Burns lined out a pretty one TO Felsch
in eenterfsld for the second out, and
Herzog few out to the same fielder.
No run, no hit. o.. ~.a, ~
Fourth Inning e. ~ w., IT,.
a aohicagot nade three rnna To- theirFha
which eventually; proved enough to win
the game. Zimmerman threw Eddie
Collins grounaer villa. over Holke g
head, Eddie Collins going to second
base on the overthrow. jackson hit a
fly to Robertson in rightfield, Robert
son muffing it and Eddie Collins took
third. Felsch grounded to Benton, who
threw to Zimmerman at third in an at
tempt to tag Eddie Collins. Collins
raced for the plate with Zimmerman
chasing him. The Irishman beat the
dutchman in the sprint and the first run
of the game was recorded. On the play
Jackson took third and Fclsch went to
second. n Gandil came. through with a
timely single, scoring jackson and
Fe!sch. Gandil was out at second, try
ing to stretch his single into q double.
Weaver flew out to Burns in 1eftfeld.
Schalk singled and Faber was given
free transportation to first base. John
Collins, the top of the batting order
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side, Fletcher to Holke. Three runs,
two hits, two errors.
The Giants got a single in their half
but failed to ring the gong. Kauf
went out, Eddie Collins to Gandil; Zim
mermann flew ont to John Collins in
rightfeld Fletcher singled, but Rob.
ertson flew out to, Felseh' in centerficId,
the Giants taking the field. No run,
one hit. .2 ''' .'
Fifth Inning
In the White Sox half three men
faced Benton. MeMuiIin flew out to
Kauff in the center garden. Eddie
! Collins was the second out on a fly,
and Jackson was out, HerzOg to Holke.
No run, no hit. .-.' ..
New York made things interesting
by scoring two runs, all they got in the
game, in their half. Holke famed,
Rariden was a good waiter and walked
to first. Without went in TO bat for
Benton and Faber also allowed him free
! transportation. Burns forced Without
out at second, Weaver to Eddie Collins,
Rariden going to third OH the play
/ Captain Herzog then went TO bat with
his big stick and walloped out three
Dagger which scored Rariden from third
and Burns from second, but HerzOg did
not go beyond third, for Kauff went
out on foul to Gandil off first base
Two runs, one hit.
Sixth Inning .",. 49,.
Benton was benehed in this inning
and Perritt succeeded him on the mound
for the Giants. Felseh, the first man
up, was given free ticket to first by
Perritt. He tried to steal second and
was put out there, Rariden to Fletcher.
Gandil famed, making the second out,
and Weaver retired the side, Herzog
to Holke. -a,, $50 -. .,,.
In their half the Giants came. through
for single, but were held seoreless.
Zimmerman made the FIRST man out,
Eddie Collins to Gandil. Fletcher went
out on a foul to Gandil OFF first base
Robertson came through with a tardy
single into rightfield, but Holke died,
Eddie Collins to Gandil, and the side
went out No run, one hit.
Seventh Inning '''"
There was considerable work by both
sides in this inning but no scoring
schalk was first man up for the White
Sox and Peritt walked him. Faber
famed Liebold was sent into stick
, for John Collins, He popped TO Her
Sog who mnffed. Schalk Rugged first
base and soon there were two men
there, when Lleb6ld arrived at the ini
tial sack. Herzog ran over TO the bag
and touched both Schalk and Liebold.
Liebold was declared out by the UNI,
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