Evening journal., 1917-10-08
FABER

old stand-the spotlight as the day
closed on a White sox victory. Joe
three times clubbed offerings Of the
Giant hurlers FOR a hit and once he
walked, giving him a perfect batting
average for the day Joe's hitting form
and the remarkable fielding he has
displayed during the series entities him
to at least a runnerup position for
hero. And Joe's hitting will mark him
for respect from now on. jackson.
always figured by the Giant a hard
nut 70 crack Is made doubly so now
for McGraw's pitchers were sent out
TO pitch to him and they failed2
II was straight clubbing that won
the second contest for the White sox,
Their heavy bats went the route
They nearly batted around IN the
fourth innlng-the session IN which
they chased five across. Four hits
they punched In the second inning and
pushed over two runs that tied the
score. Red Faber, meanwhile, was
going at top speed. He was hicked
hard In the second inning and ap-
peared to be on the way to the club
house when his team mates came
through with the winning punch.
Filled with confidence that the extra
runs gave him, Faber then began to
pitch a great game. He had control
and smoke. His curve bail was break
ing so sharp II had Schalk digging
balls out Of the dirt as Giant batters
swung at the offerings.
A mishap IN the second was respon-
sible for one Giant run for it was Rob-
ortson's slide that dashed the ball from
Schalk's hand and not bad throw by
Jackson who had flelded McCarty's hit
That allowed Holke to cross the plate
with the second run.
Starting with Jackson In the second
inning, four OF the White Sox singled
In succession, and Sohupp gave up tn,
ghost. Two runs counted. beginning
with a hit for Weaver IN the fourth
SIX OF the American Leaguers cracked
out safetles and i've runs counted. Blu
In all the hitting the game afforde,
there was not an extra base blow reg
istered.
Here's the story, play by plays
FIRST INNING.
NEW YORK-Burns up. Strike one
called Strike two, called. Foul. Bal
one. Ball two. Ball three. Burns sin
gled to right center.
Herzog up-Strike one, called. Her
z0g forced Burns. Gandil 10 Weaver
kaun up-B0ll one. kaun iOiccu 44..
zog at second, J-COlllns to Weaver. ThI
play was on a high fly that ]. Collins
dropped after a long run.
Zimmerman up-Zlmmerman out, Z
Collins 10 Gandil.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Burns duplicated his stunt Of yester
day when he singled as the FIRST maj
up. j. Collins made a perfect throw 4
second after dropping Kaurs shor
fly and Herzog was out by yards.
CIuCAGO-J. Collins up. Ball one
Ball two. Strike one, called. ]. Collin
! popped 10 Zimmerman.
MoMullin up-Strike one, called
I Ball one. Ball two. Foul strike two
MoMullln famed. The last strike wa
called.
. f. Collins up-Ball one. Ball two
Strike one, called. Strike two, called
: Ball three. Collins famed.
= No runs, no hits, no errors.
) Schupp had excellent control OF hi
? NuiNt udll anu uuL MAlhhAlAA anu
4 Collins completely bufaloed. He brok
= over a wide curve for the third strik
on both Of them.
: SECOND INNING.
NEW YORK-Fletcher up-Ball on
c Fletcher out, Weaver to Gandii.
Robertson up-RobertsOn safe on a
r infleld hit TO second The ball was
slow roller that f. Collins made a mic
: play on, but Robertson's speed wo
. him hit.
: Holbe up-Holke singled to eente
but Robertson was held at second, a
n though the play was hit and run.
j. McCarty up-Ball one. Ball two. M
a Carly singled 20 left. scoring hobertso
and Holke scored when Schalk droppe
v. the throw to the plate. McCarty too
n second on the throw.
Il Schupp up-Ball one. Strike on
Strike two. swung. Schupp out, Fab'
y to Gandn, McCarty reaching third.
Is Burns up-Ball one Ball two. Stris