Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-14

with another trio Of runs. although one would have answered the purpose as well. John Collins opened with one base wallop to third. McMullin sac rificed him to second and Eddie Collins sent him home on a single to center Jackson put his field captain on third with similar hit. Kaufr's throw to Zimmerman was too late to get Col | lins, and when the Giants third-base- man whipped the ball wildly back to second to stop Jackson, Collins came home and Jackson raced around to third. Sallee pitched one ball D Felsch and then Manager McGraw de- cided to relieve him. Perritt was sub- stituted and Felsch greeted the new hurler with Texas leaguer to center. on which Jackson scored. Gandil flied to Burns and Felsch then ended the inning by going out in stealing second and the White SoX, after putting the Giants out in one. two, three order raced for their train and were soon on the way to New York where they hope NO iOPCdN dSdlh bii MOuucl
 Score by Innings
 Russell was given some encouraging applause as he walked to the rubber at the start of the game. He missed the outside corner of the plate four successive times. and Burns walked. Herzog cracked the third pitch of fered him for a single to right, and Burns went to third. Kauff straight ened the first one offered him and hit the right-field barrier. scoring Burns, putting Herzog on third and making second himself. That ended RusselPs attempt to pitch a worlds series game and Cicotte took up the burden. At this stage the White Sox showed some Of their best defensive work Zimmerman was "booed" when he faced Cicotte. but he cracked hot grounded 10 Weaver. Buck bluffed throw to first, then shot home and Herzog was caught on the line and chased down, Weaver to Schalk. Kauff took third and Zimmerman reached first Fletcher bounded to McMullin and another run was cut off at the plate, Schalk again making the put-out Zimmerman moved to second and Fletcher rested on first.
 Because Cicotte, a right-hander, was pitching, Robertson batted in place of Thorpe, who was sent to right field when Russell was announced as the home hurler. Robertson justified the dope" by singling to center, Zimmer- man scoring and Fletcher moving to third and Robertson to second on the throw home. Holke tapped to Cicotte and was thrown out.
 The Sox made a determined bid to even up in their half John Collins hit Sallees first offering a mile high and it dropped into Zimmerman's glove. McMullin waited and walked. E. Collins singled. and aftF Jackson had flied out to Burns. Felsch hit to short. McMullin, running from sec ond. side-stepped the ball and Fetch CT fumbled, filling the bases. In this pinch, when any kind of hit would have tied the score, Gandil popped to Holke.
 Raiden opened the Giants second attack with a sharp single past Eddie Collins. Sallee bunted hard to Gan dil and forced his catcher at second Weaver taking the throw. Burrs famed
 Weaver missed HerZogfs easy grounder and Sallee went to second Kauff was an easy out on a groundeT to E. Collins. In the Sox half, Fetch CT threw out Weaver and Schalk. Cicotte walked, but John Collins fouled to Rariden.
 Zimmerman was greeted by the usual boo" when he opened the New York inning. He responded with a Texas leaguer, which dropped safely in right-center because the Sox field CTS were playing far bacg for him. Weaver missed Gandil's throw and the runner scrambled back to first. On the next pitch Fletcher lined the ball over third base. McMullin made startling one-handed catch and easily doubled Zimmerman off first. Robertson slammed a hit off Cicotte's glove. Holke gave him the hit-and-run signal, but struck out the third attempt The Giants right fielder slid desperately into second base. and when the Sox let Schalk's superfiuous throw roll to the outfield he set sail for the plate. Lobert, coaching at third, finally stopped Robertson and sent him out to right field
 Chicago scored it's first run, and again had a chance to tie the-score in it's half After McMullin had flied to right. Eddie Collins walked Jack son was impatient, hit the first pitch ed ball and skied to Robertson. Felsch then doubled to the left-field wall, scoring E. Collins from first Burns Eeld this hit to a double by playing it safely and getting the rebound on the first bounce. Gandil was up in the pinch again but flied to Kauff