The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-13

f, Felsch hit one that bounded from
the fence and Collins went all the
way around the bags. Burns
made a fast play and kept Felsch
at second.
Sox Go to Pieces.
Sox fielders blew up in the
fourth inning. playing democrat
ICED game OF ball. Three errors
were tackled up, responsible for
two more Giant runs. Rariden
singled and Sallee sacrificed him
to second. Burns singled and
Rariden scored when Collins FUN
bled a. grounder. Herzog was
safe on Weaver's error. Kauff
was safe on Gandfl's error, Burns
scoring. Gandil fumbled the ball
and threw wild. A double play
on Kauff's grounder to McMullin
prevented further scores.
Can't Hit, Either.
Chicago batters were also help
less under Sallee's mercilese
cross-fire. Weaver, Schalk and
Cicotte went out In 0ne-two-three
order in the fourth. Their hit
ting was spiritless.
Robertson got his third straight
hit in the fifth and stole second.
Sallee left him there by swinging
hard on the third strike.
Two Reach Bags.
With two out In the fifth, Eddie
Collins singled to left and Jack
son slammed a liner that hit
Sallee on the knee. Felsch couldn I
help the cause any, however. He
grounded out to Sellee.
Kauff Hitting.
Benny Kauff, the home run de-
mon, got his second hit of the
game In the sixth, q line drive IL
lett. He followed 1t by stealing
second.
Chicago got another run in the
sixth. thru heavy hitting. Weaver
started the slugging with a single
past third, and Schalk followed
with a single that slipped thru
Herzog's legs. Risberg, a pinch
hitter, batting for Cicotte, singled
to right, scoring Weaver. J. Col
Inns and McMullin both tried to
hit in the pinch but failed.
Batter Is Hit.
Holke was knocked out in the
seventh, when fast ball hit him
on the head as he tried to bunt.
He regained consciousness and re-
sumed batting. however.
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seventh, and a wobbly inning fol-
lowed. Fletcher doubled to left
and Robertson was safe on an err
ror by the pitcher. A bitter argu-
ment ensued. Holke was knock
ed out, and then famed. Rari-
den singled to right, scoring
Fletcher. It was his third hit
and the fourth time he had reach
ed first Williams frightened and
famed Sallee and Burns.
Tie the Score.
Sallee went wild In the seventh
and Chicago tied the score. Jack
son and Felsch singled to left
Gandill scored both OF them with
a smashing double over Kauffs
head. Weaver grounded out to
Fletcher, Gandil taking third
lynn went in as a pinch hitter.
Gandil scored when Herzog lei
Rariden's throw go by him. Lynn
ended the inning by flaming.
! After tyig the score, Chicago's
players looked 100 per cent bet
ter than during the early game
Faber went on the mound for the
Sox. He tanned Herxog. Kaufi
and Zimmerman were easy outs.
With a sensational batting rally
In the eighth, Chicago broke the
tie and won the game. J. Collins,
first man up. singled to right.
McMullin sacrificed him. Eddie
Collins singled to center, scoring
Jack. The crowd went. wild.
Jackson singled to right, sending
Collins to third. Eddie scored on
Zimmerman's wild throw to catch
Jackson at second.
Sallee was jerked and Perritt
took the mound. Felgch singled
to right, scoring Jackson Dor the
eight Sox run.
1t was getting SO dark that
palyers could scarcely see the ball,
Felsch made the third out for the
inning. He was caught stealing
Raridef to Fletcher.
FAber was pitching tight hall n
the ninth. Fletcher grounded to
Weaver. Robertson flew to Jack
son and Eolke was out to McMul-
lin.
FINAL Score.