Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
The detailed play follows:
First Inning,


New York-Burns, first up, waited
until the count was three balls and two
strikes. then hit over second. HerzoG
lifted an easy one to left, right where
Jackson was waiting for IL. Jackson
had to come up In the immediate rear
of shortstop position get Kauffs fly.
Zimmerman had two strikes called
when Burns dashed to second. The
National third sacker's fly went to-
Felsch in the left center. One hit; no
run.
ChioaSo--J. Collins rose TO the oc-
casiOn aS the first OF the locals at bat
as had Burns. He fouled off two nice
ones and then lined to right center.
McMullin flashed a sacrifice gignal 70
j. Collins and Collins mado second
when Sallee and Holhe retired Nc
Mullin. 1t was beautiful Racritice.
E. Collins retired via the Fletcher
Holk route. Herzog ran back for
Jackson's fly asd ended the inning.
one hit; no runs.
Second Inning.
New York-Gandil walked under
Flercher's high foul. Robertson rolled
"a slow one to Cicotte, who threw him
out at first. Holke sent a leisurely
grounder off first Gandil and f. Col
Inns both dived for it. Cicotte attempt
Ing to cover first but the New Yorker
beat the play His triumph was brief
for he was caught immediately off
first. One hit; no runs.
Chicago-F1etcher went back few
steps for Felsch's pop up. Gandil lined
drive that Zimmerman dropped,
but recovered in time to throw the
runner out. Sallee and Holke han
died Weaver's sharp bounder to the
Giants pitcher. No hits: no runs
Third Inning.
New York-McCsrty sent long
easy fly 10 left center. Sallee popped
out TO Weaver. Burns proved good
waiter and WAS walked. He went 10
second on Herzogs clean single to
right. Kauff ended the rally with a
foul To Gandil One hit, no runs.
Chicago Zimmerman stopped
Schslk's drive and the batter was out
at first. Cicotte caught wide in
shoot on the end of his bat for a sin
gle over second. j. Collins shot an
other to right anrd went to second
when Cicotte tried to make third on
the play. Cicotte was out. McMui,in
drove the first run over the plate. ne
hit low fly to center which bounded
past Ka1ff for a double, Collins scUr-
ing. Zimmerman made a pretty catch
OF T.. Collins foul back of third base.
Three hits, one run.
Fourth Inning.
New York-Zimmerman struck at
the first ball pitched and fouled out
to Schalk. McMuliin made pretty
pickup OF Fletcher's fast grounder and
the batter retired at first Robertson
slammed beautiful double to center
which might have carried him further
hal II not been for Felsch's pretty one
handed stop and perfect throw in. He
died there, however. as Holke was al
easy out, McMullin to Gandil. ON,
hit, no runs.
Chicago-Jackson sent an easy fly
TO left and was out. F'elsch as he came
to hat was applauded for his stop of
Robertson's drive and responded by
driving the ball into the left field
bleachers for a homer, which proved
to he the winning run. Gandil was
retired, Sallee to Holke and Weaver
flew out to left. One hit, one run
Fifth Inning.
New York-McCarty sent a terrific
three base drive 10 the beachers In
Center field Only the injury to his
leg last spring kept him from making
the circuit of the bases. Sallee rose
to the occasion with n single to short
right on which McCarty scored the
only run OF the day for the visitors.
Burns hit into sharp double play
which retired Sallee and himself.
Weaver to Il. Collins to Gandil Her.
zog struck out. Two hits: one run.
ChicaEo--Schalk grounded ont to
Holke unassisted, Cicotte was thrown
out at first by Sallee. ]. Collins dupli-
Gated Schalk's effort by another unas-
sisted out at first No hits. no runs.
Sixth Inning.
New York-Cicotte threw lust nine
balls In this inning. Kauff struck
on the first three of them. thinner.
man popped to Gandil apd Fletcher's
fly landed In the hands OF Jackson.
No hits; no runs
Chicago-Sallee not to be outdone
pitched only six balls. McMullin went
out. HerzoR to Holke. T.. Collins struck
out and Jackson added another un-
assisted putout to Holke at first, for
the record. No hit; no runs.
Seventh Inning.
New York---Jackson nipped a rally
In this snning with n hair-raisiny
catch In short left. Robertson had
gone out, third to first and Holke had
singled just out Of reach Of Qandils
outstreitohed mitt when McCarty hit
q low fly. jackson coming forward
at top speed took the ball safe In his