The sun., 1917-10-08
SCHUPP LASTS 9 ROUNDS
Pounded for Four Clean
Drives and Two Tallies-
Anderson Succeeds Him.
MCCARTHY BADLY HURT
McGraw's Men Show Form for
Two Innings. Then Are '
Held by Faber.
Special Despafch 10 THE SrS.

special Despufch 10 TBE StN.
CHICAGO. Oct. New York. thy
baseball name here tonight is MUD.
and small blame to Chicago for the
appellation. From out the shambles
At Comiskey Park this evening trailed
. downtrodden troupe Of Giants, some
lame and others halt. and all thor
oughly beaten.
With new born hope and vigor New
York's standard bearers entered into
the second game Of the worlds series
with tie White Sox this afternoon.
and with somewhat stilled hope and
infinitely less vigor they left for the
Polo Grounds with second defeat
tagging on. Chicago won this time
by to 9 and the details are even
more narrowing than mere arithmetic
would indicate.
TIE ordinarily peaceful ball field on
the South Side presented a picture of
victory for the Giants for just one and
. half innings. Then it took on the
french battle front. The Chicago ar.
tillery doomed with even greater feroc-
ity than its most ardent admirers had
hoped for. Singles spattered through
and past the Giants like the death
dealing pellets Of machine gun.
A whole corps of New York pitchers
was moved down like so much human
chan. And to support this attack the
White Sox presented q fielding barrage
OF dazzling brilliancy and lightning
effect and after the second inning an
alright pitching performance by Urban
Feoer.
Their leading pitchers hammered to a
pulp their hoenest efforts to rally nipped
in the bud, with their defence falling
10 pieces even as their attack failed. the
Giants made sad figures as they wall
owed around in the gathering shadows
They did not quit. There was no~sus-
picion OF premature surrender, but It
was just not their day.
Hope in Counter Attack.
The Giants have given many similar
s.hio ton at home this year, and as
'-ey have done on so many occasions
'ley are likely to come right back with
counter attack that will pale even that
n. the enemy this afternoon. but suffi-
cent unto this day is the evil thereof.
No New Workers are staying here any
longer tonight than they can help. for
its hour OF glory this upstart Of the
plains is somewhat caustic in its glee.
There's no way OF providing coating
o. even peppermint for this tale OF bitter
sioes for those who swear eternal feaIty
TO the Giants. not when a team can
hammer out five runs in one round as
did the Sox in the fourth to-day What
makes the pill 80 hard to swallow Is the
fact that the great Ferdinand Stubble-
held Schupp, lefthander par excellence.
NcGraw's most eminent foler Of slug
gers. hope Of New York in this crisis
was forced to beat an untimely retreat
Schupp went out singing a hymn OF
hate in the second inning. He broke up
very much after the manner Of a hard
winter First his skill, which had stood
Rim in such brilliant stead in the OPEN
Ing inning, deserted him. Then went his
poise. peace Of mind. look of disdain
esprit de corps, and finally his glove.
Schupp Glad to Quit.
When tho White Sox got through with
schupp he looked as IL he never had
been In baseball, Four successive singles
bounced OF Chicago bats in that Sec
"nd inning, and Schupp threw in a base
OIL halls for good measure before the left.
handler heard the recall. Let il be said
mat facing world. series fire for the
t'st time Schupp was not one whit re.
iuctsnt about making his exit At least
he did not present an aggrieved appear
snce when he bade the elite of the
stock Yards good-by as he hurried &c
the show erS,
II was rather inglorious exit for the
acc OF tho New York aNiators, or, rather
let US say bombardiers Yet there i.
iothing to stop Schupp's triumphal re-
entry INTO the film At the Polo Grounds
On IueSdav, Before q home crowd III
u likely 10 give those bad Sox taste
or their own medicine
f'hupps exit started sort of NOV
Ing picture of the entire Giant pitchinS
cast most of them with their arm
lastly stil1od with nothing more thar
heir gloves After Schupp Of Kentuck,
came the delugc, and three right handed
pitchers, Fred Anderson of South Caro-
INA. Pol Perritt OF Louisiana and JET
TesrAau Of Missouri. Tesreau was no
'1ued out ri the box. The Giants fin
Nhed the game before such an even
could occur.
II would seem that this was not
f!op.nous afternoon for Southern gentle
men Of pitching predictions. The sign
h' the Zodiac and Kid Gleason. not 4
mention Joe Jackson, Buck Weaver an,
I'heT batting necroplancers Of the Whit
soT evidently had ordained disaster TO
Dale pitchers, That's about as goo
m excuse a. any for the tired busines
hen and other ardent fans CT New York
Who may wonder and wonder at tn
complete overthrow Of the. McGra,
e'nasty to-day,
>ndcrson's stay Brief.
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