The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14

punches, but he tapped weakly TO SAL
lee for an easy out Hap" made
desperate slide into the bag, al
! though there was no necessity for 1t,
and some of the Giant players chioed
him for his useless energy.
Happy Fclsch IL Peewed.
Hap" replied holly. anG ror Il mo-
ment 1t looked as II there would be
! fight. Bill Klein showed the players
on their respective ways. however. 1t
was the first open display OF acri-
monp In the series. although there
! has been quite a big undertone C hos
| tility on the nsld,
| After Sallee had tossed out GRnoil
! in, the sixth. Weaver s'a$hed h't
through Zimmerman, and Schaik sin
! rled to center. The Sox claimed FLEET
cher had blocked Weaver as he round
ed second, but Buck got to third
| just the same
| ''Swede" Risberg, who played short
stop for the Sox nearly ali the sea-
son but who was taken out OF the
series on the theory that he couldn't
hit. was sent in to bat for Cicotts
| The youngster wore big handage
on the back Of his neck having been
4
| He banged a single past Holks, and
Weaver scored. Schaik reaching Sec
ond. John Collins grounded to Holke,
who Jumped on the bag, but the other
runners advanced McMuinn slashed
hot grounder at Herzog. and Her
zog tossed him out at first Claude
| Williams. the lefthander, who has
done pile OF practice, In pitching,
took Cicotte's place on the mound
| Fletcher doubled to left on W.T.
lian1s In the seventh. Robertson tried
to sacrifice and popped q little fly
to williams, who dropped the bali
Holke was hit on the head by a foul
from his own bat while trying to bunt
and then famed. Rariden singled.
scoring Fletcher, but Sailee and Burns
famed. Thus Williams had whitfield
the side. only to have run scored
against him.
Eddie Collins was the first man in
the Sox's side of the seventh. He
raised fly to Fletcher. Jackson sin
gied 10 LEFT. and Felsch followed with
a single Gahdil smashed a drive be-
tween Kauff and Robertson for two
bases scoring both Jackson and
/ Felsch.
The Crowd Wakes Tn.
The crowd was roaring ma6fw as
Weaver came to bat A hit would tie
the score. and Weaver swung savag-
ely. He fouled of into the press stand
and then with the count two and two
on him he rolled to Fletcher for an
easy cut.
! Gandil advanced to third on the
play sallee tried desperately TO get
schaik to HIT at a had ball, keeping
them outside, but Ray took three in
4 row without stirring. Then Sallee
gos strike across. On the next
Schaik walked.
1 Byrd Lynn came up hitting for VII.
dams 1t was bis first appearance In
fhe"Eeries. save 70 assist the pitchers
In warming up. He came from che
SAT- Lake olre OF the Pacific Coast
league with Williams two years ago
Lynn crouched low on the right
side OF the plate. He took two swfn a.
at the ball, and on the second swins
Schaik struck out for second. Rarl.
den whipped the ball back TO Sa lice
not to the bag. and Sal. after taking
a glance at third and seeing that he
he'd no chance to catch Gandn nan.
ping. there, turned and threw to
Fletcher in an attempt 70 catch
schaik
Fletcher mufred the toss and tht
ball rolled out into center, neld.. and
4 tsanifs3l scored sehaik went on L
third. lynn then famed
When the first hasenan of the SO,
carried the winning run across the
plate, the crowd In the stands and
hieache upi'fted in one mighty
J roar, Hats went flying IN the air
Wild-eyed fans pounded one anothe,
on the shoulders. Even the little kno
~ people in the parapets OF the Sew
enth regiment armory far beyond tn,
right field wall could ne seen jubflat
ing and how they know what a pla1
Is bout deep mystery,
Urban F>aber. who started the las
: game in New York, and got terri
p fc pounding, was on the mound 70
the sox when the eighth opened
He famed Herzog Kau~ rolled Z,
the box. The crowd hooted Benny a
he went to the bench, gathered IL,
an arm load OF bats and tossed then
out in front of the bench John Col
{ Inns came IN fast and caught Zim
: rlermans line fly.
John came up at the opening OF III
S0x side Of the eighth and hit n
of the Texas T.eayuer" variety owe
, into right field # was a short fas
l dropping fly. which fell tust beyon,
I. the clutch OF Robertson. who came /,
P fast for the ban as Holl1e raced o.
: the same mission.
! ritice bunt to sallee. John Collins go
: ing TO second Eddie Collins single
I and John Collins scored from second
I Jackson singled to right and Eddi
= Collins raced to third. Robertso
\ threw TO Zimmerman and Ffeine mad
0 wild throw to second to get Jack
son who was hustlfng toward tina
@ station. Eddie Collins scored an
4 Jackson took third Sallee was re
: lieved and Perritt. who had bee
q warming up in right field nearl
$ every inning, went In. FeIsch single
: to center, scoring Jackson, but Feisc
was out stealing.
= The Giants went out in one. two
!. there order IN the ninth. Tietche
s sent sharp srounder to Weaver
0 Robertson flied to Jackson and Holk
8 famed.
= Gold Watch For Captain Wright.
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