El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08

shows. He was finely supported by
Brown and the rest OF the team.
Mr.. Tener, that unusually, al
normally long young man. pitched
for Chicago and did very well.
Indeed, had hiH support been
what IL should have been he
might have beaten New York
again.
But he didn't, 50 it's al right
me weather was decided IN
prOVement on that OF the day before
and the result was that there were
over 5000 people present TO make
their threats sore with cheering New
York and her splendid victory.
Blanks for a While.
II was pretty even fight for the
first four innings. and It was not IN
I'll the fifth that the only run OF the
game fell New TOrk's way. In the
first inning Pfeffer retired Tiernan
and Tener took care Of Richardson S
little "bunt" Conner evoked .
cheer, however. with 4 rap to center,
but it did no good. for Ward was dis
posed Of on q foul tip. Chicago's half
was Of the kind that sends 8 chill
down ones back.
Ryan reached first because Foster
muffed his fly after a hard run Van
Haltren's sacrifice to Richardson put
aim on second. which he held while
Ward threw Duffy out at first An
son was next sent to first on balls
and, after Ryan had stolen third,
moved down to second. but both were
left for Crane struck out Pfeffer,
the Prussian, and set everybody
cheering and the fish horns madly
braying.
New York didn't get n ball past
the fnfield in the second. Pfeffer
attended TO Fosters bOunder and
Whltney's ~, and Burns helped
Arson dispose Of Gore.
After Cruun~ had
cheering again BY gathering in Will
iamson's liner. Crane turned Il into
a tumult by striking out both Burns
and Tener. he put the ball across
the plate ike lightning
Tener Is Struck out.
So, just 10 get square, you know.
Tener struck out both Brown and
Crane in the third. and Tiernan's
liner, that Arson pulled down. sent
New York TO the field.
And everybody voted it a great
game.
A double play was the feature
Of ChicaEO's half. Crane, after
throwing Farrell out Mt first.
gave Ryan his base on balls. but
he was quickly doubled MP, a.
Ward made a nice stop Of Van
Haltren's bOunder.
Richardson was the first out in the
fourth, as Williamson jumped up and
caught his liner. ConnOr drove the
BAH out TO center. and after Pfeffer
had caught Wards fly stole second.
where Foster left him by striking
out. Arson was a very sad man IA
Chicago's half OF the inning. After
Duffy had gone out on n fly 20 Gore.
Baby" got first on balls. second on
Pfeffer's little hit that Crane fielded
10 Conner. and stole third. when he
had the modification TO see William
son strike out And. while the fish
horns footed. somebody yelled. Don't.
cry Baby, DOn's cry"
The Only Run.
It was In the next inning the only
run Of the game was made. And that,
Of course. was made by New York.
Gore opened the inning with
lively drive past Pfeffer. This was
nice. but Il was nicer when Whit
ney's liner to left put him on second.
How those horns did shrek. IL was
ike a Christmas morning in the
fourth ward. Then Brown went out
on a foul ny. and Crane followed
with scorchinE grounder that was
too hot for Williamson TO handle and
the bases were full Talk about ex-
element and pandemOnium and Bed
lam "Whew." Herman came next
and a home run" was the cry that
came from every side. But Il wasn't
to be. Williamson stopped his
grOunder and threw Gore out at home