South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16

then caused the stands 70 rock with
cheers 10y driving a three-bagger to
the right field wall, scoring Rariden
and Burns. With one run short OF
tie score. the crowd appealed 10
Benny Kauff 10 come through with
a hit, but he could not rise 10 the
occasion. He fouled out 90 Gandil.
Per-Titt Goes In.
POLL Perritt went into pitch for
the Giants in the White Sox half
Of the sixth. Felsch was given a
base on balls and was thrown out
trying 10 steal Rariden 20 Fletcher.
Gandn struck out on three pitched
balls and the home roOters cheered
again. Weaver was thrown out by
Herzog.
The Giants got man on in the
sixth. Zimmerman was thrown out
by Eddie Collins and Fletcher foul
ed out 10 Gandil. Robertson belted
a single to right and was left
stranded. as iolke went out, =. Col
lins 70 Gandil.
Schalk opened up Chicago's sew
enth with q base on balls. Faber
famed. Leihold was substituting for
John Collins. lifted a short fly to
Herzog. who dropped the ball in the
hope of making a double play. He
ran over to first base, where both
runners stood. When things were
straightened out by Umpire
OI.aughlin. Leibold was declared
out. Herzog TO Holke. with Schalk
in possession OF first base. McMul-
lin struck out
y. Collins Relieved.
Leibold went into right field for
John Collins. Rariden. in the sec
ono half of the seventh, grounded
out to Gandil, unassisted. Perritt
singled TO center and held first as
Burns sent a high fly 10 Weaver
Faber let loose n wide pitch that
Schalk failed 70 stop and Perritt
scooted for second. Schalk threw
wild to second. Perritt kept on go
ing to third. the play being marked
up as a passed ball and an error for
Chicago's unusually steady catcher.
Herzog popped out TO Weaver.
Chicago's eighth inning was short.
Collins grounded out TO HOlke, unas-
sisted. Jackson laced a single 10
right. Felsch fouled out TO HOlke
and GandiI sent a long fly to Kauff.
They Never Could, Either.
The Giants cleanup hitters in the
eighth could not get going. Kauff,
first up. flied 10 Leibold. thinner
man YVES robbed of a hit by Weaver,
who ran across to second, stabbed
his fast grounder and tossed the
runner out while off balance. 1t was
the best infeld play Of the day.
Fletcher grounded out. McMullin to
Gandil.
In the White Sox' last turn at bat
Weaver singled to left. Schalk foul
ed TO zimmerman. Faber laid down
sacrifice bunt and was tossed out
by Perritt. With Weaver on second,
L.eibold singled to center. kaun
lust missed picking the ball OF MS
shoe laces and Weaver scored while
Kauff slightly fumbled the ball.
I.eibold reached second on the play.
NIcMullin ended the Sox turn at
bat by going out, Zimmerman to
Holke.
The End of q Perfect Day.
The Giant rooters pulled hard for
a rally as the National leaguers
made their last stand at the plate.
Robertson was hit on the finger by
a pitched ball and was awarded hrst
base. Holke was an easy out, r.
Collins to Gandil, Robertson taking
second. Rariden struck out. Nc
Carly, the hard hitting catcher who
had been out Of the series since the
second game at Chicago when he
was hurt, was sent in 10 bat for
Perritt. He grounded out, f. Collins
20 Gandn. and the Chicago Ameri-
cans were proclaimed the mOnarchs
of the baseball world.