Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11
enon Scores Shuout in Brilliant Pitching Duel With Cicot

ball and had called play bali" before
someone drew his attention to the
omission. When the mayor had per-
formed his duty John Collins, of the
White Sox. stepped to the plate Ruoe
Bentons first pitch was a ball. Col
Inns fouled off the next one and after
letting another bad ball so by he
fouled out to Rariden who took tic
| ball near the grandsand McMuIlin
struck out on three pitched balls.
, Captain Eddie Collins was booed when
he came to the plate. With the count
three and two he slashed a single to
center much to the delight Of the Chi
cago rooters. lie was left at first as
the best Jackson could do was to chop
a grounder to Benton and he was
thrown out.
Giants Start Well.
The Giants had five men up in their
hslt Of the first and two were left on
the bags. Burns, first up. famed.
Herzog caught one Of Cicotte's pen.-
ers on the end of his bat and lifted 1t
to Felsch, who did not have to move
much to gather In the ball. Benny
Kauff sent the second ball pitched on
the fly to John Collins, who after n
short run caught the ball and let 1t
drop. The error looked damaging for
Kauff made second on the misplay
anu Wtbt W thiu
norman beat out an lnfield hit, but
Bletcher ended the inning by fore
ing Zimmerman at second, McMullin
to Captain Collins.
Flesch opened up Chicago's sec
ond inning by fouling out to Holke,
who also took care OF Gandips high
fly. Buck Weaver slammed Benton's
second offering to centerfield. Weaver
tried to steal second, but was nailed
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the mixup at the bag, however,
Fletcher dropped the ball and Umpire
Evans called the runner safe. Schalk
| made Burns sprint for his fly, the
third out.
New York in the second again had
five men up and two left on the
bases Robertson made his first hit
of the game, a single to center, and
was forced by Holke, Eddie Collins
SEQ oping up his grounder and touch
ing the Giant rightfielder as he
sprinted toward second. Rariden also
singled to center Holke taking third.
Benton flied to Felsch, who made a
quick return to the plate and held
Holke at third. Rariden took sec
ond on the throw-in. Burns famed
for the second time.
The White Sox went out In order
in the third. Cicotte fouled out to
Rarlden. John Collins time at bat
was prolonged when Holke dropped
his long foul. Then Collins bounced
a grounder to Zimmerman and was
an easy out. McMullin fouled to
Rarden.
Herzog opened New York's third by
striking out. The crowd then had
the laugh on John Collins. who dupli-
Gated his error Of the first inning,
again dropping fly off Kauffs bat.
the runner reaching second. Kauft
moved up to third when Zimmerman
grounded out, Weaver to Gandil.
Fletcher was thrown cut by Eddie
Collins on fast piece of fielding.
The Big Fourth.
Zimmerman made beautiful play
on Eddie Collins In the fourth inning.
knocking down his fast bounder and
throwing him out by step. Jackson
hit weakly past the pitchers box and
was thrown out by Fletcher. Felsch
drove hot single to left and was left
on the bases when Robertson bumped
against the right field wall in catch
ing Gandils' long fly.
Then came the wrecking crew that
ditched the SoX. Robertson. first up
the fourth for New York, let loose
n terrific drive that looked good for
n homerun AZ IL started. The ball,
however, fell short of the right cen
ter field fence and Robertson drew up
at third. He was wildly cheered.
Holke, next up. took q strike and then
drove Cicotte's second offering to the
left field fence for two bases, Robert
son. of course, scoring.
Rariden became q martyr by sac
rificing. Cicotte to Gandil, Holke NOV
ing to third. Benton struck out on
three pitched balls. Holke scored the
GianfS' sacnnd l.nn nj Rttrnu' tch
infield hit.
C.cotte In trying to head off Burns
at first threw Wild and the runner
sprinted t. second. Herzog went out
on fonl to Gandil, who made a fine
one-handed catch as the ball was
about to drop into a grandstand box.
Ruoe Benton played with the
American leaguers In the fifth.
Weaver rolled an easy grounder to
Fletcher and Schalk and Cicotte
struck out.
Cicotte tightened up again after his
disastrous fourth inning and retired
the Giants easily in the fifth. kauff
fcu'cd out to Schalk and Zimmerman
drove q long fly to Felsch. Fletcher
struck ont on four pitched balls.
Nothing OF moment happened in the
sixth inning. For the White Sox j.
Collins was thrown ont by Fletcher.
Benton gathered IN McMuilin's
grounder and loisurely tossed him out.
Eolke took care of Eddie Collins
roller unassisted.
Robertson was given n round of
cheers when he came to bat in New
-York's half He flied out to telsch.
Holke was also given hand and dis
appointed the crowd by tanning Rari-
den was an easy out, L. Collins TO
Gandil.
1t was one, two, three for the west
erGers In the seventh Jackson was
thrtvr out by tIeizog and relsch
struck out after the count was three
and two. GanAil was thrown out by
Zlnmcrman.
New York got 4 man on IN the