Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
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CLinCh Game for Giants

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Schupp received the assist and Holke the
put-out Viewer was Schupp's second
strike-out victim, taking a strike and hall
then missing the next two. Schupp was
depending upon fast ball and seldom,
resorted to curves.
Heinie, the Zim, was the Giantss first
up, but Heinie was running true to his
World Series form and, after taking one
strike, let Eddie Collins toss him out AT
first. Fletcher got himself in the hole
early by fouling the first two pitches. He
hit the third down the third-base line but
McMullin was waiting for It and made a
sure throw to Gandil Robertson was
anxious to increase his batting average and
swung vlciously at the first two. but only
had the satisfaction of fouling one on
his third swing he hit one to Faber and
expired at Gandirs corner. Davy's foul
however, was some drive, landing in the
grand stand.
Ray Schalk went to the plate first for the
Sox in the third Schupp shot two over So
fast Ray didn't know from where thew
were coming. However, on the third Schupn
tried to slip II over and Schalk shot II to
center for single. Faber attempted TO
sacrifice, but his efforts resulted I'm a non
up to Schupp, John Collins had his chance
to redeem himself for his failure yesterday.
but was not there. He missed the first two
took couple Of balls, foued a pair, then
missed a wide sweeping curve for Schupps
third strke-out.
McMulin hld the first strike called and
fouled the second Offering Schalk tried TO
worry Schupp by taking long feads off first
and drew many throws from the Giant
southpaw, Then he turned his attention TO
McMullin and registered his fourth strike
out. 1t was noticeable that Schupp had
regained his confidence, and none of the
nervousness which was so apparent Sunday
was displ lyed. Schalk worried him a little
on first base, but did not affect his pitching
Crowds View Struggle
The crowd now settled back to view
the pitching struggle, for both mount ar
lists were going in great form. Hoke
swung at the first. fouled the second and
missed the third by a block. Schalk drop
ped the ball but nailed the runner at first
Rariden took one ball, fouled the second
then fouled to McNIullin. Schupp had the
first strike called, then let a ball filter by,
swung a the third and famed on the fourth
pitch Faber had uncorked bewildering
speed and mixing his fast ball with a spit
ter, had the Giant bitsmen tied in knots.
Not a hit has been made off Faber up to
this time. only nine men facing him in
three innings. Not New Yorker has seen
first base.
Eddie Collins started the White Sox in the
right way in the fourth, when he sent a
slow hit through Heine Zimmerman. Eddie
rounded first like an express train and beat
Burns
two Dagger. Jackson tried to sacrifice, but
missed twice, then flied out to Herzog.
Felsch worked the count to two and three
Eddie Collins took long lead off second,
with the hit-and-run sign out but Schupp
outguessed Eddie, and he was nailed off
second The crowd greeted Eddie with
"boos'' and Kisses as he walked to the
bench. Felsch then famed The White |
Sox were trying the one-run game, but
failed
George Burns was a strike-out victim.
The first was called the second was wide |
the next he missed and he watched the |
fourth sall over for a strike. Herzog took |
a rap at the first one and went out, Eddie |
Collins to Gandil. Benny Kauif, confident |
as ever, despite his poor show, took one |
bali and one strike, then lifted a fast one |
over Felsch's head for the circuit This |
was Kauh"s first hit OF the series and 1t |
was the first safety off Faber. thinner
man missed the first pitch, had the second |
called a strike, then went out Collins to |
Gandil Kauff will get $50 Liberty Bond |
for the hit Benny had gone hitless on
thirteen trips TO the plate
George Burns Breezes
Chick Gandn greeted Schupp in the first
half OF the hfth with a single TO left on /
the frst pitch. Weaver missed the first
one. then forced Gandil at second Herzog
to Fletcher, and was doubled at first on
ESlatcber's fast throw TO Holke, the first
donble play Of the series at the Polo
Grounds. Schalk took two balls, had two
strikes called, then fouled one, saw the
third one pass by and registered his second
III when Schupp grooved the sphere
Fletcher just missed the ball, Faber took
one strike. then went out, Schupp 10
Holke The double play that cut down on
gandil and Weaver was lightning fast
Fletcher duplicated Gandil's work and
s,.,~lea ID right on the nrst ball pitched
7, /, vas 4 line drive out o. Eddie Collins
.taah Robertson Missed the nfst one theu
'.s,I out 4 slow one down iht lhiqd-bAfe