The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-11

day. Schalk bothered him somewhat
at first, but did not affect his pitch
ing.
New York-Holke up Strike 1.
swung. Foul, strike 2. Famed. He
was thrown out at first, Schalk to
Gandil. He swung at the third one.
Rariden up Ball L. Strike 1, call
ed Rariden fouled to McMullin. who
made nice catch Of a difficult
twister.
Schupp up. Strike one called. Ball
1. Strike 2, swung. Famed, swung.
No runs; no hits; no errors.
Faber had uncorked bewildering
speed. He mixed fast ball with a
splitter and held the Giant batsmen
helpless. Only nine men faced him
in the first three innings
Fourth Inning.
Chicago. Collins up. Foul, strike
1. E. Collins doubled to left It was
slow grounder that got by Zim.
Collins took the chance to make Sec
ond, although Burns made great
throw and almost got him at second.
Jackson up. Foul strike L. Ball 1.
Strike 2, called. Ball 2. Jackson fled
to Herzog. 1t was high fly, easily
handled.
Felsch up. Ball 1. Strike 1. called.
Ball 2. Ball 8. Foul, strike 2. Foul.
E. Collins was picked off second
base, Schupp to Herzog to Zimmerman.
He tried to go to third when caught
stands booed him as he walked to the
al tn orinO
No runs; no hits; no errors.
White Sox In fourth tried one run
game, but failed when Jackson tried
to sacrifice and lifted an easy fly to
HerZog.
New York-Burns up. Strike 1,
called. Ball 1. Strike 2, swung. Fan
ned. He was called out as he looked
at the third one.
Herzog up. Herzog out, E. Collins
to Gandil, on the first ball pitched.
Kauff up. Foul, strike 1. Ball 1.
Kauff hit home run over Felsch's head
in deep center. Falsch should have
held the ball for triple, but fumbled
it. It was Kauffs first hit Of the ser
les. The crowd howled and cheered
wildly.
Zimmerman up. Strike 1. Strike 2.
called. Out, e. Collins to Gandil.
One run; one hit; no errors.
Kauff's home run was not only his
first hit Of the series but the first hit
off Faber in this game. 1t was pow
erful smash. Felsch, fast as he went
back on it, was unable to relay the
ball in time to make even close de-
cision at the plate. Kauff will get a
$50 Liberty bond, beside other things
for his hit.
Fifth Inning.
Chicago-Gandil up. Gandil singled
| to left on the first ball pitched. WeaV'
er up. Strike /. swung. Forced Gan
| dill. Herzog to Fletcher and was dou'
| bled at first, Fletcher to Holke. Schalk
I'D. Ball 1, Ball 2. Strike /. called
Strike Q. called Foul. Ball 3. Schalk
| to center. Fletcher eImos. reached the
ball with one hand as 1t whiszed by
Faber. Strike 1 called. Faber out
Schupp to Holke No runs; two hits;
no errors.
/ The double play that killed off Gan
dill and Weaver was lightning fast
Herzog fielded and threw the ball with
| the same motion. Fletcher's throw
beat Weaver easily although the Sox
batter is fast man.
New York-F1etcher up. Singled to
RIGHT on first ball pitched. 1t was q
| line drive past Eddie Collins. Robert
son up. Strike one, swung. He beat
out an fnfield hit down to the third
| base line, Fletcher going to secona'
| It was hit and run play that caught
lMcMullin almost flat-footed. Robert
sons speed gave him hit. Holke up
iHo,ke also beat out an infield hit and
the bases were full. The crowd went
wild. Holke hunted to the same spot
The Giants were crossing" the Sox
infield by departing from their usual
Il hard hitting tactics. The Sox infield
held a consultation. Rariden up. Ball
n Ball 2. Foul strike 1. Forced
Fletcher at plate, Faber to Schalk and
was doubltd> at first, SchaR to Gandil
Fober's throw was bit wild but
Schalk's true arm cut down the slow
harden. Robertson took third and
Holke second. Schupp up. Strike /
swung. Ball /. Strike 2, swung. Ball 2
lSchupp singled to center scoring Rob
ert son. but Holke was out at the
nlate FIesch to Schalk. One run; -four
/ hits; no errors.
The attack Of the Giants in this
inning was a revelation to McMullin
both Robertson's and Holke's bunts
were directed at him. He overran
both. Faber attempted to field
Holke's hit, but failed.
Sixth Inning.
,,, CoIIins nm Strike l.