The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-10-09
FOUR NEW YORK PITCHERS
FAIL TO STOP CHICACOITES|
in TRIUMPHANT STRUGGLE
sixth Inning

Again three Gaints faced Faber in
the New fork's sixth Mt bat. Hersop
was out Weaver to Gandil. Kauff flew
out TO Felsch in centerfield, and Zim.
hermann popped to Eddie Collins for
An easy out. No run, no hit. s
With Perritt still on thesg mound,
Chicago threatened again to score, z but
Their half Of the sixth went barren in
that line. Liebold few out 60 Robert
son at right, and McMullin went out,
Fletcher to Holke. Eddie Collins made
first on scratch single and stole see
ond. jackson walked Collins and
jackson then executed a neat double
steal, the former going 10 third and the
latter to second. With everything
looking like more runs for the White
Sox, Felsch went out TO Holke at first,
unassisted, retiring the side. No run,
one hit. E~.gsg.
Seventh Inning
The Giants started this frame with
Fletcher, first up, singing to left field.
Robertson went out, Schalk to Gandil,
Fletcher making second on the play.
Holke hit n liner TO Felseh in short cen.
terrified and doubled Fletcher at second
base, retiring the side. No run, one hit.
In the Chicago half Gandil was out,
Zimmerman to Holke. Weaver sin
gled, but was caught trying to pilfer
second, Rariden to Fletcher. Schalk
retired the side with fiy to Rauff In
eenter6eld. No run, one hit.
Eighth Inning 49,. ."
Catcher Rariden of the Giants was
first man up in this stanza and he sin
gled. At this stage Of the game vii.
liam Without was sent in to bat for
Pitcher Perritt, whose day of doom had
arrived. Without did hit the ball, but
il was into double, Weaver to Gan
dill, Burns then walked, but he was
forced out at second by Herzog, Me
Mullin to Eddie Collins. No run, one
hit. ID. .. 'n.t 1852
When the White Sox went TO bat in
their half of the octave '1Big Jeffp
Tesreau.--Charles NJ. Tesreau--replace
Perritt on the hill and he did we'll at
the outset, for Tesreau famed FubeT.
JEFF then slipped cog and walked Lie
bold, but the latter was out shortly af
terward when he tried to annex the
keystone, Rariden TO Fletcher. McMul
lin retired the side, flying out to Khuff.
Last time at bat for the Sox and no
run and no bit in the frame. F"
Ninth Inning M. p.
With the score seven to two against
them the Giants came to bat in the
ninth chukkur with a dim hope Of do
ing something that would make their
defeat more talerable. Faber was go.
ing strong and kauff flew out to Weay.
err at short. Zimmerman died, Faber
to Gandil. Fletcher was the last man
up in the game. He went out, Weaver
to Gandil, and the game was finished,
Chicago winning its second straight
game of the worlds championship
series. 49,. g..
Thirty two thousand fans went
home. While many win go TO New
York to see the game, there on Tuesday
afternoon, the great majority win
await the return of the fighting mines
to Chicago later in the week TO see the
series continued, provided, the White
SOx do not take the next two games
straight in Gotham and thereby win
the championship without more ado.
1t may come TO pass. ..s
New York-Two runs, eight hits and
one error.
Chicago-Seven runs, fourteen hits
and one error.