The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-08
The. Latest Neps From World Of Sport
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less balls than Cicotte did Saturday
were forced to pitch a more balls
than Sallee threw on the opening day.
The totals were:
Faber, 80; the four New York pitch
ers, 1870. The New York pitchers were
called upon to pitch total of SO balls
in the second, fourth and sixth in
nings, while Faber's busiest inning
was the second when he had a total
Of L: His three most difficult innings
shows that PeTritt handed the bali
more than any of the other three
Giants pitchers, while Tesreau, in
only one inning had the least charged
to him.
pitching the least number Of balls in
an inning, having only eight in the
fifth and a like number in the sew
enth. Faber carried of the premier
honors of the day in this respect when
he retired the visitors on six thrown
balls in the sixth inning. Faber equal
ed Permits figure of eight in the fifth
and again retired the side in the ninth
with eight pitched balls.
Dope for Fans.
In the whole game the totals Of the
various kinds of pitches were as fol-
Balls-Faber, SO; schupp, IA; An
derson. 6: Perritt, 16; Tesreau, Z. New
York total, 40.
9 Sazs tot toi P Rs o. Tesreau s. New
Foul strikes-Faber, 9; schupp, 81
Anderson, 8; Perritt 8; Tesreau, U.
New York total, IL, d,
Fouls-of Faber. 8: schupp, /: An
d XdI,c ~ Z; Perritt' /; Tesreau' o. New
Sal SAFE Hits2on Faber, 8; off schupp,
4; off Anderson, 5; of Perritt, 6; on
Tesreau, 0. New York total, Il.
Hit to Fislder1oT Fsbss;; r SS; on
8; off Tesreau, /. New York total, 13.
Detail of the play follows: !
First Inning.
New York-Burns singled. Herzog
hit to Gandil who threw Burns out at
second. On Kauff's high fly, j. Col
Inns came in at top speed from. right
field only to drop the ball, but Her
was easily thrown out to T.. Collins.
thrown out at first by r.
Collins. One hit; no runs; no errors.
Chicago-zimmerman raced across
pop-up near the first base line. Nc
Mullen and e. Collins famed. No hits;
no runs; no errors.
Second Inning.
New York-This was the only in
ming in which New York looked like a
After Fletcher went out,
Weaver to Gandil, Robertson beat out
an intield hit, and Holke singled but a
quick return held Robertson at sec
ond. McCarty's one-base hit sent Rob
ertson across the plate. Schalk fooled
the throw-in and Holke also came
sliding across the pan. Faber, who
retrieved the ball, stood puzzled. and
Mccarthy reached third, but that end
ed New York's scoring. Schupp re-
tired, Faber to Gandil, and Burns went |
out, Weaver to Gandil. Three hits; |
two runs; one error.
Chicago-The Americans evened up /
things in their half. Jackson singled |
and Felsch sent out a roller, which |
allowed Jackson to reach third. Can |
dill shot one too hot for Schupp TO hold |
and Jackson sped home: Weaver |
Felsch from second. Schalk was safe |
on a choice which nipped Gandil at |
third, but Faber walked. filling the |
bases. Manager McGraw sent Ander-
son in to pitch. Manager Rowland
bold for ]. Collins. but he struck out |
and McMullen forced Faber. Four |
hits; two runs; no errors.
Third Inning.
New York-HerZog famed. Faber Il
stopped Kauff's grounder and by slid
Ing with the ball in his outstretched |
hand managed to beat the runner to |
first for an out. Zimmerman out, Fa-
Der to Gandil. No hits; no runs; no
errors
Chieago-E. Collins expired, Ander- |
son to Holke. Jackson again singled |
TO center. Felsch struck out and Jack |
son went to second a passed ball |
Tandil struck out. No runs; one hit; |
no errors.
Fourth Inning.
New York-Fletcher flied out, but |
Robertson followed with his second 1
nit. Holke forced Robertson and
Schalk caught Holke stealing. One
ait; no runs; no errors.
Chicago-Weaver outran a pretty |
ount. Schalk singled to right, but |
Weaver was held at second. thinner
nan took Faber's foul near the grand
stand. Leibold singled, scoring Weav-
er, Schalk going to third. McMullen
scored Schalk with a single to center
Ind McGraw withdrew his pitcher in /
favor of Perritt. With two men on
bases, E. Collins singled to right,
scoring Leibold and advancing McMul-
en- to third. He made second on the
brow in. McCarty was injured when
Aeibold slid across the plate and Rar-
den went in to catch for the visitors.
7. Collins delivered his third hit, scor-
ng McMullen and Collins, and made
second on the throw to the plate from
light field. He was doubled off sec
md by Herzog, who took Felsch's fly.
five runs; six hits; no errors.
Fifth Inning.
New York-Rariden went out, Nc
Mullen to Gandil. Perritt singled, but i
Burns hit into a double play. One hit,
10 run, no error.
Chicago-Robertson took Gandirs
w. Weaver was safe on an error by /
Fletcher and went to second on l
Schalk's out, Zimmerman to Holke. He =,
ook third on Fabers single, the lat
er advancing to second on the throw
o third. Faber's next move was re-
narkable He concluded to steal third,
leId by Weaver. Zimmerman touched
hem both, to make sure, but it was
Taber who was out. In view of his
nasterly pitching and safe lead, the
,rowd took it good naturally. One
lit, no runs, no errors.
Sixth Inning.
New York-Weaver threw out Her
.og and Kauff flied to Felsch. Collins
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