Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-14
I'll GAME GOES 10 SOX AFTER GIANT
 TEAM BREAKS
Melange of Hits, Pitchers, Runs and Errors Finally Decided in Favor of the American League Cham pions.
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CHICAGO. Oct. '13.-In a game that thrilled some 27,000 spectators today the Chicago Americans scrambled into the world series lead again by defeat ing the New York National, to 5. and swinging to the fore, three games to two. It was a contest that ran the gamut of baseball, from sensational and brilliant to mediocre, but never during he two hours and thirty-seven minutes of battle did it lose its intense hold on the spectators and at it's con clusion the fans were almost as eS- hausted as the players.
 For more than two hours the adher- ents of the White Sox roared and cheered without moments intermis- sion, while the players, once the Chi cago team went into the lead. became frantic with joy and performed antics in front of tbeir dugout that would have caused a college cheerleader to despair.
 Cheering Is Intense.
 For the first time during the present struggle for the titular h3nors of the baseball year the game developed both concerted and sustained roofing, and so keen was the rivalry between the two combinations that several times it appeared as though the participants would allow their feelings to get the better of their judgment.
 Errorsss ! Plenty.
 While the enthusiasm and thrills enveloped the contest with the glam- our that had been missing in the pre- ceding games. the fifth meeting of the White Sox and the Giants will not go down in worlds series history as a diamond battle of either outstanding skill or baseball perfection. It abounded with errors of both omission and commission and was marred by misplays which would have brought censure on school-ooy competitors All this was forgotten. however, when the American league combination finally wrested the lead from its rival and gained a position of advantage nearly as commanding as the two straight victories at the opening series had giv- en it.
 Leave For East.
 The two clubs tonight again started to the Polo grounds at New York where the sixth game will be played Monday and the seventh, if necessary. on Tuesday, the Giants having won the toss and the privilege of naming the place of the deciding contest should each team win three games.
 While the players of both teams have ceased to participate in the finan- cial proceedings of the contests. the rivalry is none the less keen, for there is more than a thousand dollars differ enee between the individual shares that will fall to the winning and the losing combinations. The club own CTS and the national commission prof ited handsomely. however, as the re- sul. of today's receipts for the official attendance was 27.323 and the gate re- ceipts S69.403. Of this sum the two clubs received s31, ,2S1.S5 each and the national commission s6.e40.36.
 Some New Features.
 In many respects today's game de- veloped features which have been for eign to previous diamond battles of the present series. Twenty-Five play CTS appeared in the lineup of the American and National league pen nant winners. After having gone twenty-four innings without scoring a run against the Giants the Sox turned and piled up eight tallies while the losers collected five, making a total for the day of thirteen, more thsn half as many as the entire scoring of the two teams in the first four clashes. In making these thirteen runs the batters piled up an aggregate of twenty-six hits and nine fielding errors thrown in for good measure. Seventy-seven batters faced six pitchers, and, while there were unlimited thrills and tense situations, there was not one player who could claim the spotlight of hero- ism in this melange of hits, errors, and sprints to bases.
 Weather Trifle Cold.
 A perfect autumn day greeted the players as they stepped on the dis mond. It was clear and just a tritie cold, but the fans did not appear to notice the tinge in the atmosphere. Here and there were vacant spaces in both stands and bleachers. and there were no crowds on the building over fC-..,.,,11 aa Do. ut,rsal