New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-14
soxBig Three
Lift Chicago
Out Of the Rut
u,craw Keeps Faltering
Sallee in Box Until
Game Is Lost
Bv Crantland Rice
..,. 1917. ~ Tie Tribune Association,

poulard out Of the nut In the fifth
- The world series in Chicago.
90. Collins. Jackson and Felsch in
=. main. aided and allotted by Chick
Ills timely double in the seventh,
,,c main guns which drove the
-, eastward in dismay. They ran
.,,o of the fourteen hits and count
Eve OF the eight tallies. sufficient
'.,,f as 20 where the decisive damage
~s from and where the bulk of the
i've should rest. They drew three
-. aricce. and most Of them were
col punched clusters, riponing into
,,s6ed runs.
re- we're the people mainly respon-
a, for Ill that throat-tearing upheaV-
-, tre stands and for the big brass
- which is now parading chicago
- With an Ccstat'c multitude IN
Vailed In New York by southpaw
- tfev Owed back into the smear
80 u.tr thc ancient wallOp intact
criD,a. with tho fuse lighted and
o.. a~--rr t.ol dry. Once they got
der way tncy were no. 10 be stopped;
..5 when a helping hand was needed
S,-es GarGL. having failed twice IN inc
e.-sI laced olt the double that hrst
..sr.ed Che Giants over the NIL on the
5owrwa15 journey to defeat.
RariGcn cot Three Hits
Tho continued slureinc Of Dave Rob-
.,'.o, s.l R. Eaudcn mair'a'netd the
l,s-ts 80 comfort and plenty LOT
.-@r b.. rot even their combined pat
.yrs were enough TO hold Sa.lee
=. ,ro.t against the big gun bombal l.
~sr, TIA. gave him no peace, once the
--o.er range .aa found.
r-.,, g.. .-l...soG observation post
o.. C..--, .a. tie game al. but Won
100 - --.a Was out. Tex Russell
..-.sd 4. +ho time he had pitched
..-,. halls Burns had wa ked, Herzog
80 single. and Kauf had doubled
.-,.,.. --e r.Zat field wall for one OF
-. tsrse.. .ua,1es Of tie series. inns
..sai i. O., AND brought in Cicotte,
s..- OIL. r.a or.I aad Chant runners on
,s,,~t er. thirl. TWO men were
,.-oel g.. the plate. but I'm hnal!y
..er,I ,-e second run on Robertson
~ b-.u 90 centre Those $50 runs
f-,..f -. t. tie barrier 10 any SoX
..-cs.s. 4 double by Fe.sch scored
C..r- and r.-..,d Cr.caC0's hope IN
.te .t.r.. but .a.s renewed hope o'e.d
~ in Oh, tolrt. on singles by hafI-
t.- and r..u-. tro irHcd misp.3ys by
Weaver and faux pas by shane Col
.rs m r-rt. The smear added TWO
,ew Sow Nork TALES to the general
tfn rrec-c. go broke UP and spolleu
Ct-sro- afternoon. Sections Of the
f-.V. oven grew Tccvish enough 10 20
.fer game Buck Weaver, an LnuSuai
,..rr.ercc i~ the South ) .de strong
ul -Four 60 ir ne hftn lnhi'lS;
,,r.a i..inciblc. the SoT reeiing and
., Giants pressing th' fsnt.
SO wonder the popu'ace sat IN SUP
bed silence and moody o. content
Sew York had won the seventh game
...s. New York had murdered Russel'
News York was leading Clcotte 70 l.
ui-h small chance Of his return IN the
Monday battle. II there were any briny
tears to be shed that seemed about the
time and place. ,,
Ard then. as Kid Gleason explained
+. TO Us on the way back IN. the So%
began 20 time Sallee's drifting curves
AMI let their wild swinging 90.
Fletcher Gets Run Back
Weaver. Schalk and Risberg, the lat.
.s- batting for Cicotte, cOllaoorated
a,,h th~ee singles ard run IN the
sixth That rally lifted The crowd from
i.s ..zc But when Art Fletcher greet
Cd Claude Williams with a double IN
the seventh and Rariden drove him
homo. The old lethargy and melanchoIa
returned. For the score was now 10
2. with the Giants still maintaining
tha. threc-run edge. Il was mere mat
the ofd-mc seventh inning came into
is own. Collins popped TO tletcner,
but Jackson and Feisch singled and
Gandl hoisted the gathering 10 it'
heels with a long double 10 right. scOr-
ing TWO more and leaving the score at
to4 This should have been Sallee
exit for the afternoon. slim mad done
his best. bat he was fading through
the growing mist. Weaver went OUT
Gandil reaching third. Schalk was pur-
, posely passed. and then came the hrst
tlg turn rg point Of the game.
With Lynn batting for NIihams ana
two our Schalk dallied a. nrst, ana
then, while Rariden held Che bail,
tro.ted serenely on toward second Tor
q delayed steal 10 draw the throw
Rarjen whipped the ball TO Saliee,
'gto. observing that Gandll was sun
tinfing % third, whipped the Pr on
% Hcrzog for shot at Schalk, stlI ten
Or fifteen feet away. The thro" went
tue, waist high, bat 70 the astohlsn-
rert o. all. the bail popped through
back of the bag. while Gandil scored
and Schait raced on 20 third. ms
play. wisely devised but carried
through solely by Hcrzog's null, tied
Up the game and put the SoX back IN
the fight FOR the first time since sun
Gay afternoon. week ago. with the
score tied the Chicago encourage
around the bench came near develop
ng elated convuisions. Caps. sweaters
gloves and bats were tossed into the
or out In front Of q fanatIcal gather
ilg on the verge of tearing down the
stands Almost i1 the beat OF q ner,
Tous pulse "a Lost Cause had turned
INTO a Winning Hope. The SoX were
row the confident and lubiiant az
ggessors. with the startled and highly
tsfed Giants on the edge OF disorgan-
ned icu- Here within successive nm
rgs eight men had faced Sallee Tor
hts, but after the Giants had passed
oli 10 the eighth. with the score SUI
Ted, NcGraw elected TO leave Sallee up
Is target IN an open field. slim ana
MS best He gave his foes all that ne
had left, but Il had become long ap-
paren, that the cold wind and the. SoX
stack had him facing the bleak from
,er They had his range now, and one
one 'hey stenped up and let nm
nave Il full and free between the eyes
Perritt Relieves Sallee
shane Collins opened the eighth with
4 MT McMulin sacrificed and Eddie
So!Ans scored Shane with his third
ln.- L. I...l.a1.r. tMIn