East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-06
THE GAME BY INNINGS.

New York-Burns singled to cen
ter. Herzog flied to jackson, Kauff
popped to Jackson, who almost drop
ped the ball which struck his glove
and bounced out, but Jackson made
d quick recovery. Burns stole second.
Zimmerman flied to Felsch. No runs,
one hit, no errors.
Chicago. Collins singled to right.
McMullin sacrificed, Sallee to Holke.
.. Collins taking second, f. Collins
tanned, Fletcher to Holke; j. Collins
taking third; Jackson up. jackson out
on a pop fly 20 Herzog. No runs, no
Eits. no errors,
Second Inning.
New York---Fletcher fouled to
GAndil. Robertson famed, Cicotte to
Candll. Holke safe on an infield. 1t
was a bad play by Gandil who started
TO field the ball leaving IL up to Col
fins. Cicotte covered bag but could
not get there in time. Holke caught
off first. Cicotte to Gandil. No runs,
one hit, no errors
Chicago-Felsch flied to Fletcher
Sandil drove liner at Fletcher and it
nit him on the left shoulder. He
picked up the ball and pegged Gandil
out. Weaver out. Sallee to Holke. No
Third Inning.
New York--McCarty flied to Felsch.
Sallee flied to Weaver. Burns walk
ed. Herzog singled to right. Burns
stopping at second: Kauff fouled to
GGndil. No runs, one hit, no errors
I Chicago-Schalk out, Zimmerman
to Holke, Zimmerman made one
handed stab Of hot grounder; Cicotte
singled to center; j. Collins singled to
Fight, Cicotte out at third, Robertson
10 Zimmerman. ]. Collins took second
on the throw-in; McMullin singled to
center and took second scoring J.
Collins. Kauff let the ball go through |
his legs. McMullin was given credit
FOR a two base hit; Il. Collins fouled |
10 Fletcher. One run. three hits, no
errors.
Fourth Inning.
New York-Zimmerman fouled to /
Schalk: Fletcher out, McMulliu to 1
Gandil; Robertson doubled to center; 7
Feisch cut off what looked to be /
triple with one handed stab; Holke I
out, McMullin 20 Gandil. No runs.
one hit. no errors.
T C.hicago-JHckson flied to Purns, I
Feiseh horned into left stands, and the
crowd went wild; Gandil out. Sallee
TO Holke; Weaver flied to Burns.
One run, one hit, no errors.
.rl Fifth Inning.
New York-McCarty tripled to CEN
ter, McCarty scored on Sallee's sin
gle to right; Burns forced Sallee,
Weaver to e, Collins and was doubl-
ed, e, Collins to Gandil; Herzog fan
ned. One run, two hits, no errors.
~ Chicago-Schalk out, Holke unas-
sisted; 'Cicotte out. Sallee to Holke;
j. Collins out, Holke unassisted. No
runs, no hits. no errors.
Sixth Inning.
New Yorl-Kauff famed; thinner A
man flied to Gandil: Fletcher flied to
jackson. No runs. no hits. no errors.
q { fChicago--McMullin out, Herzog to
Holke. Herzog made a remarkable (
play behind the first base, the ball !
hit him in the chest but he picked it
,ip and threw out McMullin by inches:
:, Collins famed, swinging hard;
Jackson out Holke unassisted. No +,
runs, no hits. no errors.
Seventh Inning. IN
New York-Robertson out, McMul-
lin to Gandili Holke singled to right; {
McCarty flied to jackson who diveo ,
into the turf and scooped up the ball
as he fell, II was the most remarkable
catch Of the game. Holke held at first;
snilee filed to Felsch. No runs, one
hit. no errors,
Chicago-Felsch out Sallee to Hol- I
<e: Gandil singled TO left; Weaver
tanned. Gandil stole second and took {
lhird on a bad throw by McCarty; .
schalk out Fletcher to Holke. NO d,
runs, one hit one error.
Eighth Inning.
New York-Burns filed to Felsch;