Evening star., 1917-10-11
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| POLO GROUNDS, New York, October
1.-THE Chicago White Sox, thrown
back by singing defeat at the hands
! of the New York Giants. attempted
counter thrust today on the National
League champions in the fourth game of
the world series at the Polo Grounds bat
tlefe]d. The Giants. inspired by vie
tory over the American Leaguers, plan
ned to make it two straight today ana
even up the series.
! I'VE needed that one to get US gong
said Capt. Charles Herzog. and more
! too. The SoN are not so cocky no" tH;tt
| they have had the harpoon thrown INTO
/ them just when they felt so sure OF a
! walk-over.
/ Joe Jackson. the heavy-hitting right
| fielder of the Sox- remarked that the
| Giants looked much better than they
| did in Chicago. Il told the boys when
We were coming east tina: McGraw' s
! men would play a harder game on the
| Polo Grounds and they would see
| different ball club, SAID jackson TO-
| day.
A showery morning was followed by
| clearing weather. overhanging CLOUDS
! gave way grudginE1y before a htful
! wind and the outlook deferred hundreds
/ from making the trip to the ball yard
/ Some seven thousand fans stretched in
| a solid line away from the turnstiies
| when they We're opened at IL O'Clock,
The playing field was fairly fast, the
| gruundkeepers having blanketed the
| diamond and paths last night, (which
| shielded them from the rain.
| pataplan of applause greeted the
/ Giants as they came on the field, Ben
ton and Robertson. heroes of Wednes-
days struggle. coming in for added
cheers. AL Baird and Hans Lobert
threw up the balls in the early batting
S.,f, S-r1In
took part in the practice. Then Al
! Demaree began pitching to the Giants.
! steamer AL fed the home folk moth
| ing but low balls. the Giants having
the reputation OF feeding fat on high
| ones.
| The Chicago fans gave their club a
rousing cheer the White SoX walked
across the field with Joe Benz leading
There is plenty of fight in $" said
Eddie Collins. Watch US today"
| The White Sox took their batting
practice after the Giants. Manager
Rowland sent out his lefthander.
Claude Williams, to give the Sox their
| hitting workout. The crowd howled
when Jackson drove the ball into the
/ upper stand. Faber the only Sox
HEAVIER to take his turn at the bat
Announcement was made that I'M
pire Rgler would give the decisions
behind the plate, Evans at first pase.
O'Loughlin at second base and KLEIN
at third base.
Faber and Schupp Pitching.
Faber and Schalk were announced as
the batteries for Chicago, and Schupp
! and Rarden We're announced for New
York.
While the White Sox were taking
their fielding workout the band played
. The Star Spangled Banner and the
| spectators and players stood with barred
! heads.
TIE Giants pat up a smart fielding
practice scraping groundcrs out Of the
turf ana whipping the ball around in
lively fashion Christy Mathewson. the
Giants old pitcher. came in for warn'
welcome as he made his way through
the grandStand.
] Before the play the Giants assem-
I hled at second base and each with
flag of the allies of the United States
marched toward the plate, while the
band played My Country Tis Of The"
First Inning.
First half - The Giant supporters
arose en- masse and gave Vent to more
prolonged cheers as the Giants ran on
to the field. The crowd was not as
large as i'll yesterdays game and there
were many vacant spots in the outtield
bleachers as John Collins walked to the
plate for the SoX.
Zimmerman took John Collins
grounder and threw him out. McMul-
Inns grounder bounced off Zimmerman's $
glove fora hit.
Eddie Collins famed. a wide curve
fooling him for the third strike.
Schupp wasted one, but McMullin held
first. Herzog threw out jackson at
first.
Second haif-Burns up. Burns drove
a high ny, which F'elsch took after Il
short run. Eddie Collins made a nice
play on HerZog's hopper and got his
man at first. McMuilin got kaun $
bounder and nailed his man at first.