The Washington herald., 1917-10-10

/, The Giants win try to make q fresh
start today. Back on the home meadow.
McGraw's lads should do much bet
ert. They can't look much worse
than they did last Sunday in
Chicago.
writes his own stuff. He was punch
ing the keys out of typewriter
on the White sox special.
Kid Gleason was asked what he
thought about the world series.
The Kid said: 81 really felt sorry
/, for poor Schuppie. He looked SO
sad when they led him away"
While Ray Schalk. the little Chi
cago catcher. has made only one
hit In the two games, he hit the
ball hard every time and some OF
the best Giant stops made on the
crack Windy City catcher.
The betting that Al Demaree will
get INTO the series before 1t is over
is now to /.
while Schupp was knocked out
of Sundays game. the defeat will be
borne in the official documents by
Fred Anderson. But Andy was in
tough luck. Had any of the men
put on bases by Schupp scored aft
er Anderson took charge in the Sec
ond. 1t would have been Schupp's
defeat. But Anderson set the Sox
back in that inning. inherited a q
to-2 tied score and then was belt
ed for the winning runs in the
fourth.
Rowland predicted another VIC
tory for his team today and said
he would not be surprised IL his
men made a clean sweep of the en-
tire series.
Two hundred members of the
Woodland Bards. an organization of
fans from Chicago. arrived with the
White Sox. Charles comiskey, the
president of the Sox, is a leading
spirit in the organization and came
with the rooters. They made their
headquarters at the Ansonia.
Many bettors who backed the
Giants heavily are now trying to re-
coup by backing the White Sox. II
the Giants should manage to win to-
day 1t would go hard with many en-
bryo flnanciers.
Martin Glynn, formerly governor of
New York, boarded the Giants spe-
cial at Albany Monday afternoon on
series. He was introduced to Nc
Graw and some Of the players and
wished them luck.
/ Ferdie Schupp is not the least down.
cast over his failure In his first world
series start. He contends he would
have gotten out of the hole II Nc
Graw had allowed him to remain in
the box. Schupp Is anxious TO get
another chance at the box.
McGraw may switch his batting or
der for the opening game at the Polo
Ground. Davey Robertson, who has
sharpened his batting eye of late,
may be moved up to fourth place in
the batting array.
Harry Hampstead, president OF the
Giants, will get his first glimpse of
the team in action in the series to-
day. He was unable to attend the
games in Chicago as 1t was necessary
for him to remain In New York to
take charge OF the distribution of
tickets.
While Heinie Zimmerman would not
say so. his actions indicated that he
was glad to get back to New York,
away from the chidings Of the Chi
cago fans. Heinie tried hard to pay
no attention to the remarks hurled at
him by the rowdies in the Windy
City, but 1t was apparent to all that
his playing was materially affected.
He is expected to play much better
ball in this city.
Benny Kauff, too, is likely to show
more of his true form at the Polo
Ground than he did at Comiskey
Park. Benny was trying to over
play himself in the first two games
Ia GIA -.
balls. He has had a day to think 1t
over. and It would not be surprising
II he came to- and began TO play
some real ba aseball