The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-10-12
SOX TAKE SECOND (,
GAME FROM GIANTS
Comiskey's Men Defeat New
Workers, 7 to 2.
FIVE RUNS IN FOURTH INNING
McGraW Uses Four TWirlers in Vain
Attempt to Halt chicagoans-
Red Faber on Slab for Amer
lean Leaguers.

Chicago, Oct. 8.-The White SOx on
Sunday made it two straight from the
Giants, coping the second battle OF
the world series by playing the visit
ors' own game-the hit and run.
After all the preliminaries had been
cleared away the Giants opened their
attack as they did the day previous.
Burns worked the count down to three
and two and singled as he did off
Cicotte. The hit did no damage, as
Faber regained control Of the ball.
HerZOg bounced to Gandil on q hit
and-run, and a relay to Weaver forced
the runner going to second. Kauff
lifted a weak fly behind first base,
and Jack Collins heaved ii to Weaver.
The Sox were helpless in their OPP
ener, two men tanning
Giants Make Two Runs.
The Giants set off a bundle of rock
cts in the second. After one gone Rob
ertson and Holke bumped safeties.
Mccarthy punched long single to
left. Robertson slid to the plate on
JacksOn's peg and kicked the ball out
of Schalk's fingers. That runner
counted and Holke came in. Mccarthy
dropped anchor at second.
Before hand was out in the last Of
the second the SoX had gummed the
count on four hits. Jackson and
Felsch led with singles, the general
going to third. Gandil splashed safe
ty off Schupp's glove and Jackson
scored.
Faber famed Herzog and made
submarine play on Kauff. The pitcher
fielded a grounder, dived beneath the
surface and tagged Benny. The Great
Tim sent a hopper to Faber for the
third out
Weaver and Schalk broke off hits in
the last of the fourth. While Faber
was trying to bunt HOlke came in.
Clean smashes to center by Liebold
and McMullin scored Weaver and
Felsch
The Giants called q halt and Poll
Perritt took the slab. Ed Collins
rammed IL single to right, which the
fielder threw home. Liebold slid in
ahead of the play with the third run.
MCCarty injuries SelT.
McCarty made a dive for the run
ner, missed him and damaged his
right arm falling over himself. Bill
Rariden came forth to assist Poll Per-
rift. Jackson shot a long single to
center. McMullin and Ed Collins ram
bled home. Five runs and six hits.
The SOx did nothing in the seventh.
In the eighth Rariden led with
safety. Joe Without batted for Per
rift The pineh hitter lined to Weaver
and Rariden was doubled off first.
jeff Tesreau famed Red Faber in
the eighth. A pass put Liebold on first.
Rariden stopped him stealing. Nc
Mullin skied to Kauff.
In the ninth KauF popped to Wcav-
er and Zim made another liner to
the pitcher. Weaver took care of his
esteemed contemporary. Mr.. Fletcher
took on an easy grounder and the exits
were thrown open.
SCORE OF FIRST GAME.
r. II. e.
Sox ..OO11O 900 So 1
Giants 10 900 OOO-1 1
Batteries-Cicotte and Schalk; Sal
lee and McCarty.
Chicago, Oct. 6.-The SoX won, and
Happy Felsch did it. Pounding the
ball into the left field bleachers at
Comiskey park on Saturday for
home run, the mighty Oscar crumpled
the Giants, gave the American league
champions a to 1 victory III the first
of the worlds series games, and start
ed the Hose toward the top. About
$4,000 fans attended the opening
game.