The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-10
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BETTER Than C|C0TTE

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tired the side on pop fouls.
New York-Herzog up. Ball l.
Strike called. Strike 2. Ball 2. Foul.
Famed, swinging hard at the last
one. Kauff up. Kauff safe at second
when J. Collins muffed his long fly
In let. It was the second time kaufi
reached second on an error by J. Col
Inns. Zimmerman up. Out -. Collins
to Grandil, Zim hit the hrst ball
pitched. Fletcher up. Ball 1. Ball z.
Foul strike 1. Out E. Collins to Can
dill No runs, no hits. one error.
With two balls called on him Fletch-
err tried to score Kauff on a squeeze
play. He fouled the ball, however,
and this chance for Giant run was
blasted.
Fourth Inning.
Chicago-E Collins up. Strike l.,
called. Out Zim to Holke.
Zim made a great one handed stop
and shot the ball to first for a last
put out.
jackson up Strike 1. Ball l..
Jackson out, Fletcher to Holke.
Fletcher made nice stop back OF
second.
Felsch up. Ball 1. Felsh singled to
left. He hit the slow ball this time.
Gandil up. Flied to Robertson, who
ran into the fence to take the ball.
No runs; one hit; no errors.
Gandi's fly to Robertson was ter
rif1c smash that appeared ticketed
for the stands. Robertson was jam
med up against the wall when the ball
hit his glove.
New York-Robertson up. Strike /.
called. Tripled to right field. 1t was
a powerful smash that hit the bleacher
wall.
jackson fell down in fielding it, but
held the runner at third.
It was good throw. The crowd
cheered wildly.
McGraw came out to give Holke in
structions during the cheering.
Holke UP. Strike one, swung.
Doubled to left, scoring Robertson. ].
Collins dashed in on the ball. but it
got by him. Rariden up.
Rariden up. Foul strike one, Sacri-
feed, Cicotte to Gandill, Holke taking
third.
Benton up. Strike one, swung.
Strike 2, swung. Benton famed. He
looked at the third one
Burns up. Foul, strike 1. Ball 1.
Ball g. Ball 3. Beat out an infield
hit, scoring Holke and took second on
C1cotte's bad throw. He swung hard
at the ball, but 1t rolled slowly down
the third base line. Cicotte's throw
went far past Gandil and Cicotte drew
an error. Herzog up. Herzog fouled
to Gandil who made remarkable one
handed catch near the stands.
Two runs; three hits; one error.
Ctcotte had rough goin gthis inning.
In addition to being hit hard, Umpire
KLEIN began taking interest in how
he rubbed the ball on his trousers.
He examined one of them and threw
1t out of the game.
Fifth Inning.
Chicago-Weaver up. Strike 1.
Strike 2 called. Ball 1. Ball 2. Weaver
out. Fletcher to Holke. Schalk up.
Strike 1 called. Strike called.
Famed and was thrown out at first,
Rariden to Holke. Cicotte up. Strike
1 called. Strike 2 called. Famed,
swinging. No runs; no hits; no err
rors.
The crowd apparently figured CT
cote was using his far famed shine
ball, following Klem's action of
throwing one of them out, and hooted
him when he came to bat.
New York-Kauff up. Strike 1
called. F'Nlled to Schalk. 1t was a
weak effort. Zimmerman UP. Flied
to Felsch. It was the first ball he
had knocked out Of the infield in the
series. Fletcher up. Ball 1. Foul.
strike /. Strike 2, swung. Famed,
swung. No runs; no hits; no errors.
Cicotte showed great recovery
from the previous inning when he dis
posed Of the Giants In order. He had
complete control. The heavy hitting
had not feased him.
Sixth Inning.
Chicago. Collins up. Ball 1. Out
Fletcher to Holke. McMullin up.
Ball 1. Foul strike 1. Foul strike 2.
Ball 2. Out, Benton to Holke. Benton
knocked down the drive with one
hand. e. Collins up. Foul strike I.
Ball 1. Strike 2 called. Ball 2. Foul.
Ball 8. Out Holke unassisted. No
runs; no hits; no errors
Up to this time the White Sox had
nicked Benton for only three hits.
Only twenty-one batsmen had faced
the Giant pitcher. He showed a great
change of pace and had the White
Sox batters completely on his staff.
New York-Robertson up; flied to
Felsch. Holke up. Strike 1, swung.
Foul strike 9. Famed Swung at the
last one. Rariden UP. Out 81. Collins
to Gandfl No runs; no hits: no err
rors.
Holke was Cicotte's sixth strike out
victim. Up to this he had famed one
man each inning.
Seventh Inning.
Chicago-Jackson up. Ball 1.
Foul strike 1. Ball 8. Foul, strike
2. Out, Herzog to Holke.
Felsch IN Ball l. Ball 2. Strike