The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-08

just go. He holds the ball tus so. Be
is as precise as a new-fansied school,
marin. That's where he got his nick.
name.
"hen Anderson came In. John COL
Inns was relieved from the batting or
der by Rowland. and little Memo Lei
bold. one Of the smallest players In
the big leagues. was sent to the bat
Collins la a rishthanded hitter and In
used only against lefthanded pitchers
while Ieihoid plays against the right.
handed hurIers
Anderson got two strikes on Lei.
bold. and then came two fouls. both
OF which were slow. lingering. lobby
rollers close to fair territory. and on
noth or which Weaver cross the plate
The second one hit Teihold h.rnaeIf
on the leg as he was tearing for first
and bounded back into the infield
Holke got the ball and threw to Nc
Carly as Weaver swung across the
plate. Billy Evans sou8tting over the
play, signed Weaver safe. but Nc
Carly prom ptlv. protested the dect-
sion. and yelled that the ball was
foul
Charley R,gIer walked in and told
Evans that the claim was correct
The runners returned to the bases
and LeiboId went back TO bat The
Sox offered no complaint Leiboid
then struck out. ana .Fietchsr threw
cut McMullin, ending the inning. with
the score tied.
Faher. who has many of the man
nerisms OF the veteran Leon Ames,
and RESENT les old "Kalamity" In the
box. seemed 10 suddenly improve in
form. He famed Herzog on a bah
that was over Her7oF's head Benny
Kauff tapped 10 raber. and Urban
himself ran with the bal, 20 first bare
and beat Penny in a Joint slide to
the bag, Zimmerman tapped very,
very weakly to Faher for an easv out.
Anderson famed both ''Ha pnv"
Feisch ana Gsrdfi IN the third. with
Joe Jackson on the bases. though
.fsan6il sairsasst nsrsekaa ssse nerves AT
the New York fans with u foul into the
right held pavilion. Jackson singled
in that inning ana took second when
MEGA rty dropned the third strike on
Felsch ANDY" did not thrive quite
SO we'll In the fourth. however Buck
Weaver beat out slow roller TO
HerFog, and took second on Schatk's
single to right Faber tried to hunt.
batting lefthspded. and finally fouIed
to Zim nrcrnan over the Sex bench,
Tiny Leihold banged single across
second on a hit and run play. the
haserunners rctting in motion and
pulling the Giants infelders out OF
position.
Weaver scored and Schalk took
third as Kauff fumhicd the ball hit.
though not enough to affect the play.
MeMuilin singled to center, scoring
Schalk and again Kaun found difficult
ty In picking up the ball Lefbold
took second.
to the bench, and -.Polf' Perritt. the
lank louisa MAN. went 10 the mound.
Perritt Is a Highlander with a great
fast bail. but Eddie Collins hit the
first pitch into right field for d single.
Leibold scored.
Robertson retrieved the ball and
threw to the plate. Little Lcihoid up
set the bulky McCarty az he hung
himself at the plate and Mccarty hurt
his elbow in the fall, The game was
held up for a few moments, and Nc
Carly went to the bench.
WAL BILL" Rariden, the Indiana
farmer took his place. They call
Rariden 'wa'al Bill" because ne gen.
orally opens his end OF all debates
with Hoosier accented ''wa'aL"
McMuilin reached third and Collins
second on the play st the plate. Jack
son singled to right, scoring both.
Robertson again threw to the plate
and Jackson moved to second base on
the throw.
The big squad of Giant recruits,
utility men. and extra pitchers were
all sitting out in front OF their bench
back OF first base watching the slaugh-
fnH In atI nxyA 2AA -
OF the neld the White Sox were sim
ilarly lined UP in front of their coop,
but they were all laughing
Herzog finally ended the inning by
catching Felsch's line drive. stepping
on second and doubling up jackson,
who had started for third The pas
time was enlivened to some extent by
when third was duly occupied, which
play will probably be historic in the
annals Of baseball
Weaver was safe when Fletcher
fumbled his drive. He took second on
Schalk's out. and third on Faber's
single to right. Robertson threw to
the plate and Faber moved up under
the throw to second, Weaver remain
| ing at third.
As Perritt pitched a ball at Leibold.
Faber suddenly tore out for third. and
! made mad slide into the bag almost
spiktng the astonished Weaver A Chi
cago fan explained the marvellous play
| as follows: Well. Urban wanted to
| get It over as quickly as possible"
Princeton VIII Compete in Sports.
Princeton, N, j.. Oct. Princeton
university teams will compete this
year In baseball, basketball and swim
ming contests. but not in inter- col-
legiAte football games, II was an.