The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-13
CHICAGO TAKES
FIFTH GAME
FROM GIANTS
Score of 8 to 5 Result of Slugging
Match in Which Chicago
Excels
RUSSELL LASTS ONLY
DURING FIRST FRAME
Next Game Will Be Played in New
York on Monday and May
End Series
Final scort.
Chicago IA .
New York ................. IL )
RUSSELL LASTS ONLY
DURING FIRST FRAME

Comiskey Field, Chicago, Oct. 13.-
In one of the stormiest games ever
played in a worlds series campaign,
the Chicago White Sox came from be-
hind today when defeat stared them
in the face, and beat the New York
Giants by a score of to 5. The
champions of the National league got
away to a flying start and hammered
Peb Russell out of the box, and then
falling upon Cicotte, who relieved him.
The White Sox used four pitchers
during the game.
Sallee, the Giants hurler, held the
White Sox we'll in hand until the
sixth inning, and from there on they
batted him to all parts of the field.
Both teams tielded wretchedly at
times. .s~
Chicago-iWeaver up. Fletcher got
Weaver's smash and threw him out.
Schalk up. Fletcher also threw out
Schalk. Cicotte up. The crowd
cheered Cicotte, who went to first on
four pitched balls. j. Collins up, Sal
lee worked crossfire ball all through
the inning. j. Collins fouled out to
Rariden. No runs, no hits, no errors.
''5 I..s J.. Third inning. Jt$t =, =
New York Zimmerman up. Zim.
norman tipped his cap when the
crowd jeered him. Zimmerman got a
Texas Lacquer into right center.
Felsch lost the ball in the sun. Fletch'
er up. Zimmerman was almost caught
off first, and, rim down, but Weaver
dropped. the ball, the play being CT
cote to. Gandil to Weaver, the ball
getting away from Weaver. thinner
man ran back to first. Fletcher line
flied to McMullin, who doubled Zim-
norman with quick throw to Can
did, Robertson up, who bounced sin
gle of Cicotte's glove. Holke up and
struck. out. The crowd gave Robert
son a big laugh as he ran to second
and then dashed to third, thinking
Schalk had made wild throw into
centerfeld. No runs, two hits, one
error.
Chicago-McMullin up, who flied out
to Robertson. Eddie Collins up, who
walked to first. Jackson up. sRobert-
son made an easy catch of Jackson's
fly. Felsch up. Collins scored on
Felsch's long drive to the leftfield
bleachers for two bases. Gandil up.
Gandil flied to Kauff. One run, one
hit, no errors.
Fourth Inning.
New York-Rariden up, who singled
to rightfield, his second blow. Sallee
up. Sallee sacrificed to Gandil, unas-
sisted. Burns up. Rariden scored on
Burns single to right, and when john
Collins fumbled the ball Burns went
to second. Herzog up. Weaver made
bad. tumble of Herzog's grounder,
Burns going to third. Kauff up. Burns
scored when Gandil took Kauff's
grounder and tossed wildly past Ci-
cote at the bag. Herzog went to
third on the play. Zimmerman p.
Zimmerman hit into double play,
McMullin to E. Collins to Gandil.
Two runs, two hits, three errors.
Chicago-Weaver up. Zimmerman
took Weavers hopper and threw him
out. 'Schalk up. Schalk was put out
by Gandil, unassisted. Cicotte up.
Cicotte was out on a fly to leftfield.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Fifth Inning.
New York-Fletcher up. Jackson
took Fletcher's hard drive. Robertson
up. Robertson smashed hard single
to rightfeld, his third hit of the game.
Holke up. Holke sent high fly to
Weaver and the crowd cheered him
as he caught the ball. Rariden up.
Robertson stole second. Rariden
walked, being purposely passed. Sallee
up, who was strike-Out victim. No
runs, one hit, no errors.
Chicago-John Collins up. Collins
struck out, biting at slow ball for
the third strike that was foot away
from his bat. McMullin up. kauft
took McMullins fly after long run.
Eddie Collins up, who burned single
into leftfield., Jackson up. jackson
hounced a single of Sallee's leg, Col
lins going to second. Felsch up. SAL
lee threw out Felsch at first NO
runs, two hits, no errors.
Sixth Inning.
New York-Burns up. Burns new
out to Jackson. Herzog up Edole
Collins took Herzog's grounder anu
got his man at first. Kauff up. kaun
singled into leftfeld. Zimmerman up
Kauff stole second. E. Collins tnre"
out Zimmerman, making quick play
on his grounder. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
Comiskey Park, Chicago, Oct. 13-On
a field swept by frosty winds, New
-. 40 90 Tnr.