The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-15
HOME WARD BOUND
GIANTS NOISY
YAt,Ie shop Talk, But Lot OF Sing
ing and General Conversation. Like
wise Several Exclanations.
Nv DAMON RUNYON.

by DAMON RTNXON.
New York, Oct. -Scene--in-
tsrior of II taxicab, en- route from the
Chicago baseball yard to the railroad
station Immediately after Saturday $
game Of t1e world series. The oc-
cupants OF the car are several mem
bers of the New York Giants and
this correspo nd sIt-
Correspondent arer a glum sill
ence of several blocks very scftly) ::
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seco I'd ball player Indignantly --
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Third ball player fsarcastically) -
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Third hail player
Our scene changes It's night
black sordid night aboard the Lake
Limited. Hank,
What are those sounds arising from
the inner If the putmans containing
the New York Giants. as the train
reels forward into The gloom?
SOU in torture--a hot box, may
hap No. It's music--music sooth
ing the savage breasts Of our noble
FASTENERS as they hasten hack from
the holocaust al Comiskey fielF 70 th'
bomb proofs at the Polo grounds.
That is whv our athletes cid no
seem SO downcast when they detrain
ed tonight at One Hundred ant
Twenty-Gfth street and III Grand Cen
trial 70 resume the world series here
tomorrow
1t cannot be said that the music anc
song made much OF hit with Johr
J. McGraw. however. He was still
thinking about certain incidents o
the pastimirg Of the day. II will b,
some time before John ! McGrav
forgets certain ~ these incidents.
The bah players talked very littlt
about ths game They were sore a.
sherqseives for having lost it. but they
still seem very confident that they will
win the les.
AS mas been said before ti.is partic.
ular bunch Of Giants have discussed
this particular series less than any
ball club ever discussed such a series
There was little or no shop talk or
the train or around the hotels.
II sHoms to be The consensus OF
opinion that bsl Sallee did not have
enough stuff ltft 20 dent derby hat
after thu nth inning. Re had beer
in the hole" a = the saying is, on the
hatters in1ost fr,'rn the beginning OF
the game hut afto. he got warmed uJ
he pitched crafty, and had his sup.
port rem Aimed stabls he would have
pulled tn, ough.
Davy Robertson's failure TO get ur
40 Chick -Ganttttis fick IN The seventh
was the most costly incident OF the
occasion, from a Manhattan Island
and Bronx standpoint
Davy. who has been the Giants
hero of the series apparently lost the
ball in the treacherous sun over the
right fiuld and g. fell for two bases.
Jackson and Felsch were on the
bascs at the time and both scored
Then Gandil got 70 third on an infeld
btft, and went home with a run which
y mt the Sox on even terms with thu