The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-14
CHICAGO FANS WILD
AS SOx TAKES LEAD
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third inning lie responded with TeN,
a. leasuer, which dropped safely IN
right center because the SoN feldeis
were playing far back Tor him. cico,te
caught Zimmerman off iiist. hut Weaver
missed Gnndil's throw and the rnnner
scrambled hack to first On the next
pitch. Fletcher lined the hall over third
hase McMulln made q startling one,
handed catch ana easily doubled Zim,
Norma IN flrst.
Robertson slammed hit on Cicotto's
glove, Iiolke gave him the hit and
run signal but struck out on the third
attempt
The Giants rightneider slid dcsper-
atcly into second base. aud when the
/ Sox let Schalk's suncrliuous throw roll
/ "a tho outfeld, he set iall for the plate
l.obcrt coaching az thirl. finally stopped
RuLei tson and sent him ont Ia right
field
Chicago Storfs First Run.
Chicago scored ifs liist run and acain
had q chance To- tie the score in is
half After McAlullin had flied 20 right,
r. Collins walked. Jackson was impa.
tient. hit the first pitch and skicd 20
Robertson. F,isch then doubled 10 the
left field wall. Scoring Il. Collins from
first Burns held this hit To a double
by playing IL safely aud getting the
rebound on tho first bounce. Gundil
was up In the pinch again bu, nicd O.
Naun
In the Fourth.
THE White Sox looked IKE loser. n
Give fourth They made Jhrcc glaung
C,fnss und these mixed with brace of
hits. gave thc Giants two more runs. b
Nau1Vn asum started the attack with F.
Il single, this one glancing on the han. /
oie of h,s bat into the right held. Rari 7
Den went 90 second on "a sacrifice.
Burns drove the run home with
-igie to night. I'm his anxiety to get
tgliion NJ the plate. John Collins rum. !
Died the hit and then throw wide to +
second, Burns sliding safely into the
middle sack
ON Herzog's groundcr. McMullin ran
!n front Of Weaver and the shortstop /
missed IL. This put Burns on third. |
Gandil then fumblcd knuff's bounder. /,
Burns scoring and Herzog going to /
third. Zimmerman hit into a fast dou. I
bic play McMullin 10 T. Collins to I,
Gandil
Sallee retired the home team on six !
pitched balls
Zimmerman threw out Weaver: I,
Schalk grounded out to Holke unas. /
sisted aad Cicotte flied out 10 Burns :
VISITOR Threaten in Fifth.
The visitors threatened again in the I
fifth. Fletcher lined straight into Jack /
sons glove. but Robertson pulled his /
third hit into right field. Holke popped /
to Weaver and then Robertson stole /
second. making tho base when T. Col .
lins fell a. he ran to take Schalks /
throw. Raiden having already two
hits to his credit was passed and the
strategy proved sound when Sallcc
famed
The crowd cheered Cicotto takiuc
what comfort il could at this stage of
the game from the little pitchers same.
ness
II was Folchs turn to fail in the
pinch in the home half.
John Collins had famed and Nc-
Mullin had flied 20 kauh when T.. Col
lins made his second hit--a single TO
left. Jackson slammed a curve back
at Sallee so fast that the elongated
pitcher saved himself from injury only
by a quick blocking Of the ball The
crowd rooted for another long hit from
Felsch. hlt the latter trundled the first
BAH TO Sallee and was an easy out at
first.
Giants Weak in Sixth.
The Giants did nothing effective in
The sixth. Burns flied 10 Jackson ana
Iicrzog grounded out, f. Collins TO
iandii Kaun dropped a single in front
,f Jackson and stole second. thinner
nan endured another chorus of "boos." v
hen cracked sharp grounder just
inside second Eddie Collins skidded
,ver, made fine stop and threw Zim
,ut by step.
Risberg was the hero Of Il Sox rally
hat followed After Gandil had ground g
d out, pitcher to first. Weaver shot
single between Zimmerman and
Fletcher
Schalk Immediately drove a hit +
Trough Herzog and Weaver went to
bird despite E'letcher's and Herzog's
attempts to block him. Risberg. wearing
big patch over q painful boil on his :
leck. took Cicotte's turn at bat and
ingled TO right. scoring Weaver and =