Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12

feinted toward the bag. Finally COL
Inns edged too far off the base and
Schupp, by a quick turn, caught him
almost fiatfooted. Collins made n
dash TO third but was an easy out,
Schupp to Herzog TO zimmerman.
The crowd cheered as much as II n
New York runner had scored. Felsch
ended the inning by striking out.
Kauff Delivers.
Captain Collins was ''booed" as he
took his position for the Giants fourth
inning Burns struck out and Herzog
was thrown out by r.. Collins. Then
came BenEy Kauff's first homerun,
the longest hit OF the game. The ball
several attempts TO pick 1t up from
behind n Liberty bond sign and when
he did finally get II Kauff WAS near
ing third. The former Federal League
star was wildly cheered as he crossed
the plate, the throw-in being nowhere
near him when he scored. thinner
man rolled out, T.. Collins to Gandil.
The White Sox tiled desperately to
score in the fifth innings, but rafting
double play killed then chance. Gan
dill singled to eft on the first ball
pitched. Weaver then hit into the
double play. Schnlk singled TO center.
but was left as Faber grounded out.
Schupp to Holke.
McGraw's men got four hits In the
fifth and had the bases loaded with
no one out, but scored only one run,
n double play getting the Sox out OF
a big hole. Fletcher opened with IA
single to center. Manager McGraw
whispered TO Robertson as he went to
the plate and ian to first, where he
I.vatphar gf-c ctr
cago fielders played in for n bunt. but
Robertson made "A mighty swing at the
bal land missed. lie then changed his
tactics and bunted safely, sending
Fletcher to second. The fans began
to stamp their feet as HollIe came 10
bat. He tapped the first ball pitched
for a little bunt toward third base.
Faber fieldcd the ball and turning to
head off Fletcher racing into third
found he was too late and then swung
around to throw to first. only to find
that Holke was safe. The bases were
full and the Giant Tooters cheered
frantically.
The fans thot Manager Rowland
would replace Faber The pitcher
stuck manfully to his job however.
He sent up two bad balls to Rariden
amid more Giant cheers and after
ters sent a chill up and down the
home rooters spinet by hitting weakly
to Faber, who threw to the plate.
forcing Fletcher and Rariden was
doubled at first. Robertson and
Holke moved up on the double play
and the former scored when Schupp
singled to center. Holke also tried IA
score on the hit. but was thrown out
Felsch to Schalk.
In Chicago's sixth John Collins
| singled to left and McMullin struck
out. harden let one OF Schupp"s
| fast curves slip thru his hands and
Collins sprinted to second. Rarider
recovered the ball In time to retire
him, but the runner was declared
| safe as Herzog muffed the throw
Collins lifted a high fly to Burns ant
jackson was tossed out by Herzog.
New York goa a man on third in IL,
turn at bat T.. Collins knocked dowr
Burns difficult grounder, but tn,
runner was safe Herzog sacrificed
Faber to Gandil. Kauff poled a lon,
fly to Felsch and Burns reached thir,
on the out. Zimmerman hit the frs
ball pitched and was retired, Il. Col
Inns to Gandill.
The seventh was not q lucky innin,
for the Sox. Felsch was called ou
on strikes and protested vigorously I,
Rigler, for which the crowd booze,
hun. Gandil rolled out, Fletcher L
Holke, and Weaver sent up a higl
fly to Herzog.
Faber was a bit unsteady in tn,
Giants half Of the seventh. Fletche
got single past McMullin and wen
to third when Faber let loose u wilc
pitch that rolled to the grandstand
Robertson was thrown out by FabeI
on short grounder, Fletcher remain
ing at third. Holke was hit by
pitched ball and il looked as If Fabe
was wobblng. Fletcher scored New
York's third run while Rariden wal
being thrown out by Eddie Collins
Holke moving up to second. Schupl
vas thrown out by Weaver. 1t wal
Viewers only fielding chance in tn,
game.
In the eighth inning Schalk flied I,
Rurns. Risberg, batting for Faber
flied to Robertson. John Collins
singled TO left field and McMullil
ended the inning by sending up {
high fly TO Her2og.
Ranforth. lefthander, went in I,
pitch for the White Sox in the eigh
and waS hammered for single,
triple, and a homerun. netting tw,
runs. Burns struck out and Hero,
shot a single into centerfield. Kauff
with two strikes on him, drove tn,
ball into the right field stand ann,
Tremendous cheering. scoring iier
Zog ahead OF him. II was hit int,
the same place where ]. FRANKLIN
Baker once drove a homerun, beatinl
the Giants in Worlds series with tn,
Philadelphia Athletics. The entnusl
asm had nearly subsided when Zln
norman delighted his Bronx neigh
bors by slamming triple 10 the cen
terrified fence. Fletcher struck ou
but had 10 be thrown out at first
With Robertson at bat Zimmerman
tried TO steal home. but was an cas-,
out. Danforth to Schalk.
4 The crowd started homewaro a
the Sox came to bat in the ninth. Ed
| die Collins drew the first base on nall
given in the series at the Polo grounds
He went to second on the hit and run
Jackson being thrown out by thinner
man. Collins stole third nobody try
ing to head him off. and Felsch foulet
out to Zimmerman. Gandil shot
| high fly to Kauff, ending the game.