The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-07

New York-McCarty sent a fly to left center, but Felsch trotted under it with comparative ease. Sallee popped out to Weaver. Burns proved a good waiter and was walked He went to second on Herzog's clean single to right. Kauff ended the rally with a foul to Gandil One hit; no runs.
 Chicago big mitt stop ped Schalk's drive and the batter was out at first. Cicotte caught a wide in- shoot on the end of his bat for sin gle over second J. Collins shot an- other to right and went on second when Cicotte tried to make third on the play. Cicotte was out. McMullin drove the first run over the plate. He hit low fly to center which bounded past Kauff for double, Collins scoring. zim- merman made a pretty catch of E. Col lins' foul back of third base Three hits; one run.
 FOURTH INNING New York-Zimmerman struck at the first ball pitched and fouled out to 1 Schalk. McMullin made a pretty pick l up of Fietcher's fast grounder and the l batter was retired at first. Robertson l slammed beautiful double to right cen ter, which might have carried him
 farther had 1t not been for Felsch' s pretty enchanted stop and perfect ] throw-in. He died there, however, as l Holke was an easy out, McMullin to 1 Gandil. One hit, no runs.
 | Chicago-Jackson sent an easy fly to I left and was out. Felsch as he came to
 bat was applauded for his stop of Rob-
 ertson's drive and responded by driving | Lon tx,%N <1n 1af% Ftn11 ooHa for
 a homer which proved to be the winning
 run. Gandil was retired, Sallee to HoIke, and Weaver flew out to left. One hit, | one run.
 FIFTH INNING
 New York-McCarty sent terrific 1 three-base drive to the bleachers near the
 scoreboard in centerfield. Only the in- Jury to his leg last spring kept him from making the circuit. Sallee rose to the occasion with a single to right, on which McCarty scored the only run ot the day for the visitors. Burns hit into a sharp double, which retired Sallee anc himself Weaver to E. Collins to GanuIl
 Herzog struck out. Two hits, one run. Chica ago-Schalk grounded out to Holkt
 unassisted Cicotte was thrown out al first by Sallee J. Collins duplicated Schalks effort by another unassisted ou
 at first. No hits, no runs. SIXTH INNING New York-Cicotte threw just nine ball
 in this inning. Kauff struck out on th'
 first three of them. Zimmerman popped
 to Gandil and Fletcher's fly landed il then ands of Jackson. No hits, no runs , Chicago-Sallee, not to be outdone i, i pitched only six balls. McMullin wen out Herzog to Holke. k. Collins strucl
 out and Jackson added another unas
 sisted put-out to Holke at first to tn !. record. No hits; no runs.
 SEVENTH INNING New York-Jackson nipped a rall. ,. in this inning with hair~raising catcl | in short left. Robertson had gone out , third to first, and Holke had singled ! just out of reach of Gandips out stretched mitt, when McCarty hit low fly. Jackson, coming forward q
 top speed took the ball off his sho ,, laces, tumbled over, but came to hi | feet with the ball safe in his hands Sallee sent fly to Felsch. One hit; n'
 runs.
 Chica go-sallee threw out Felsch a first. G7.iil's projectile-like drive di i, , not bou.i quite as high as Trimmer , man had expected and it went througl his legs for a hit. He stole second an
 went to third when McCarty's throy ! to second went wild. Weaver strucl out. Schalk went out Fletcher !" Holke. One hit; no runs. $ EIGHTH INNING New York--Burns flied to center an . Herzog flew out to Jackson. Kauff hi l to short and was safe on Weaver
 wild throw. He was nipped off frs
 a moment later. Cicotte to Gandill | T i Collins. No hits; no runs. ? Chica go-Fletcher threw Cicotte ou ' at first J. Collins doubled to left. Me :. Mullin hit to Sallee and was safe whil :, Collins was being run down betwee ' second and third, Sallee to Trimmer man to Herzog McMullin died steal T ing, McCarty to Herzog. One hit; n 7 runs
 v NINTH INNING l New York--Zimmerman grounde l out Cicotte to Gandil. Fletcher poppe 3 ] to Weaver and Robertson flew out | right No hits no runs