The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-14

were able to get a runner homo. After
McMullin had flied out to Robertson,
Eddie Collins worked Sa,ice for a pass.
jackson made a strong effort to send
his field captain around. but the best
he could do was to raise fly to Rob
ertson. Felsch was more fortune. how
ever his double to left-field sending
Collins home with the Snx' first run.
The National leaguers Increased their
lead by scoring another tao runs in the
fourth and appeared to zee! that they
had the game won.
Risherg Hits in Pinch.
The White Sox got thcit' artillery
working in the sixth and began the
for them. Gandil went cut Sailec to
Holke. Weaver singled to left and
Schalk hit to center and the rooters
began to lift their voices in unison for
Sallee was in trouble and showed it..
Manager Rowland sent Risbery to nat
in place of Cicotte and AicGrhw made
:. motion as though to take Sal!ec out.
but apparently changed mis- mind. Eis-
berg slammed the ball To right. scor-
ing Weaver. j. Collins and McMuilin
left their teammates stranded by GO
ing out on infield plays.
Claude Williams, Il southpaw hail
ing from Springfield. Mo-. succeeded
Cicotte and the Giants at once got him
for one run. Fletcher doubled to left
and Robertson attempted to sacrifice.
His effort resulted in a pop fly, which,
Williams caught but dropped as he
fell Holke was injured when the ball
glanced from his bat to his face. but
plucxily resumed after a delay and
famed Raridcn came through with q
single to right, scoring Fletcher. and
the Giants had finished their days run
getting.
Co After Sallee.
!. Chicago made its big rally in its
| half of the seventh. j.. Collins
popped to Fletcher but jackson and
| Felsch singled to left. Gandil hit
the first ball pitched to deep right,
| scoring both runners and reaching
second With the tying run again in
sight Weaver hit five fouls and then
grounded out, Fletcher to Holke, Gam
dill taking third. This brought w
Schalk and the catcher looked SO dan
| gerous he was given a free ticket 10
| first. Lynn batted for Williams and
as he missed his second strike Schalli
J started for second. Raridcn threw
to Sallee. who held Gandil Oh third
| then wheeled and shot to second Her.
zog missed the throw and it went to
center field Candil scored and o,
went to third. On the next pitch
| I "a, ;,.t,, I,D t,;.l
cnch It in Eighth.
| With the score tied at all. Tia,
Chicago players went after Salle'
again i'm the eighth and won the gam.
| with another trio of runs. although on,
| would have done the trick just as well
John Collins opened with a one base
wallop to right. McMulin sacrifice,
him to second and Eddie Collins sen
him home on single to center Jack
son put his field captain on third Will
a similar hit. Kauffs throw to Zim
| norman was too late to get Collins ant
| when the Giants third -basemai
whipped the bah wildly back to sec.
ond to stop Jackson. Collins came HON.
| and jackson raced around to third
Sal1ee pitched one ball to Felsch an,
then Manager McGraw decided to re
lieve him for today. Perritt was sub
| stituted and Felsch greeted the new
| twirler with Texas Lacquer to cente
! on which Jackson scored. Gandil file,
to Burns and Felsch then ended the in
ming by going out stealing second an,
the White SoN. after putting the Giants
out in one. two. three order. raced 70
| their train and soon were on their wa,
to New York. where they hope to re
| peat on Monday.