The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-08

ing schupp. could tell what II WAS all
about
The fusllsdc opened with a shot from
Jackson and before II WAS over the aalvu
o. swsts sounded like mschins sunfr"
Each SoH that came up took careful aim
and let ferdl have II between the eyes
or just under The chin The attack, In
such volume, was totally unexpected for
Schupp In 4 flno leNhander, with n ball
OF stuff and plenty Of nerve Yet within
three Jumps they had him reeling from
the frame
Jackson. Fclsch. Gandn and Weaver
sinGled In row ana after Schalk had
forced Gandil, fHbcr drew n basc-filUng
full, this was virtually eonuEh As tho
finally retired. ". fecsiied a certain
scene from forty minutes before
Dads tsar Saddened.
In grabbing n taxi for the ball park.
midde-aged citizen who had very little
to say, but was apparently thinking n
whole lot, Hs the phrase Is said to 60.
He finally told us that he had come
name; nns nls '0R p,tGn Smne n, OF ball l,Is
Louisville 2. . ,n,,s, Ky, There are times when
but. Bu, Ferdy @ jr; win draw smother
dinand ar. viii SEQ his SON pitch a good
many more than an inning and half
II he doesn't you can take the blessed
dope and heave II into the ncarest ditch
with Schupp, shelled from the main
avalanche for n breathing speli, Fred
leaped .nimbly out OF the hole be.
queathed him, famed Lelbold. retired
McMullen and held tho score all squarc
hut Freds respite was short and brief
not 20 say soon and sudden. lie got by
la In
next Buck Weaver led new movement
that was destined to end In New York
disaster.
Weaver, schalk, Lieboid and McMul
man ont This bombardment sllenced
Anderson.s battery for the day.
Anderson Walks Plank.
Fred followed tho pathway blared by
his left handed mate and Perritt. who
was suppo.ed TO be printing for tho
occasion. They nicked Psrritt for two
additional blows before he finally closed
out the inning and by that time five
SoI runs, had scored and the game, for
!, At this point in. the episode the sor
had all they wanted. so. quite apparent
ly. did the Giants Perritt and fesresu
checked further murder. but the Giant
offensive was also through Here and
there some Giant would buck up for a
But no mate was ready to carry on the
| charge and the few that tried promptly
cracked into double plays, three Of these
affairs forming inpassibio barrtcades TO
any New York rush.
After that hve-run smear In the fourth
inning the Giants were completely
vanished. In M 9st five innings they
collected three fhbby hits, but all three
were - far apart a. prussian acts Of
| heaven 10 from hsllenback. N
There were several notable fncfdeftl
not embraced In the compact confi0es NJ
the box score In tho days proceedings
and all twenty two ware singles Not a
blow was struck for an extra base. which
certainly stands A. q world series rec.
ord
COMING and oelns.
| so u goes One day the Giants fall be-
fore high explosives where the big shell
hurls them back, On the next day they
meet only machine gun and rifle fire
tand the answer remains the same
whether II Is the howitzers or ltyh, In.
| fantry they seemed TO have absorbed
the habit Of world series defeat.
cam. cff in tho INN, with Weaver on
Faber singled and rushed to second or
the play as Buck slid for third Softly
Sqs@%%s Ss %. n";s 20 o oH m oh rsSs, boy
answered the chorus Of the song withou,
y moments hesitation. On the ne1
pitched ball hs struck out for third a
top speed with Weaver stu In posses
sion Of tho coveted bag
II WAS q clesn steal, beyond any doubt
The only drawback was the annoying
presence Of another sox In charge Of th'
same spot The big crowd laughed up
roariously. but II the score had beer
close Just at that moment the note o
ribald morriment would not have beef
so pronounced
Rsd Fabsr 10 Lucky.
The only detail that kept Red from he
ing one Of the leading goats Of all tim,
was that flve-span his mates had bull