The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-13
AL BALL GAME TODAY
| WON BY WHITE SOX
81 IInhill Came Until Seventh When Score
Was Tied and Giants De-
moralized.
AL SCORE TODAY WAS 8 TO 5
VI n Frenzy When Schalk Tied Score and
Revived Hopes in Breast of
Fans.
G. Hamilton. United Press

Il G. Hamilton, United Press
staff Correspondent
|MtSKEY PARK, CHICAGO, Oct.
Fighting around with steel
that belong to warriors, the
. Sox scrapped their way back
lead over the Giants in their
for the worlds baseball cham
hin here this afternoon. The
score of s to does not begin
HI the story of one of the most
btional rallies in the annals OF
lis series history.
m Sallee who was the victim OF
sox in the first game week
today fell again.
Russell tried to start for the
but he evidently was too cold
rave way to Eddie Cicotte. The
erizzled hero gave way to Will
and Faber finished the game.
was strategical victory in
sense of the word for the Sox
to game heart must be given
credit. 1t seemed they were
en- when the seventh inning
ed, for they had displayed the
ragged fielding and Sallee
he'd an easy winner. Two runs
been scored by the Sox previous
his session. The first one came
he third on a base on balls to
! Collins and a double by Felsch.
he sixth inning, singles by Weav-
Ind Schalk followed by Risberg's
drive, gave them another. Clever
Schalk was responsible for the
that tied the game.
First Inning.
ew York-Burns up. Ball 1. Ball
EBall 8. Ball 4. Walked.
|erzog up. Ball 1. Strike l call
Herzog singled to center. Burns
Is to third. 1t was q deep line
te that Felsch barely fielded.
|auff up. Kauff doubled to right,
ting Burns and placing Herzog on
ID. The ball hit the fence in front
The bleachers in right field.
zimmerman up. Russell was re-
ed from the pitching mound and
bite replaced him. Zim hits right
|ded, casually deadly against left
ID pitchers. Strike / swung. Her
out at the plate. Weaver to
Talk, on Zim's grounder.
kauff took third and Zim was safe
first.
Weaver made dazzling play on
ball which vas hard hit.
fletcher up. Kauff was out at the
tie, McMullin to Schalk. on Fletch-
grounder. Zim went to second
Fletcher was safe at first. Nc
|llin duplicated Weaver's brilliant
b.
robertson batted for Thorpe.
Robertson up. Ball. /. Ball 2.
(gled to center. scoring thinner
|n. Fletcher going to third. Rob
son took second on the throw to
plate.
Folke up. Ball 1. Foul, strike L.
Pike 2 swung. Out, Cicotte to
hdil
Two runs; three hits; no errors.
Cicotte took up a heavy burden
len he relieved Russell. Sparkling
lys by Weaver and McMullin help
him to a great extent, but he
|ched himself into hole on Rob
|son and the Giant outfielder's
IAN drive scored a marker.
Chicago. Collins up. Popped to
nmerman. He hit the first ball
|ched.
McMullin up. Ball 1. Ball 2. Ball
Strike called. Walked. The
Dwd began to roar.
=. Collins up. Ball /. Ball 2.
rike 1 called. Singled to center.
EMullln went to second. It was a
y drive over second that Kauff had
neld quickly to hold McMullin.
Jackson up. Bali l. Flied to
rms.
felsch up. The New York players
ahered around Sallee for a consul
.on Felsch up. Ball 1. Felsch
,e on Fletcher's error, McMullin
ing to third, E. Collins on second.
" MT Fletcher's hand and bounded
WARD second base.
Ny. Hou1, 6ITlh0 J.. SL1lK0
Nv Ball l. Popped to Holke.
~. runs; one hit; one error.
he cold weather seemed to bother
nee and he had difficulty in locat.
tne plate. He was working his
vss nre and bending slow curve
ross the corner.
NJ, Second Inning.
we. iork-Rariden up. Ball one
4saed to center. The ball was jus,
:, vi T. Collins reach. Sallee 10
aceo Rariiden, Gandil to Weaver
~. tried to sacrifice. Burns up
IKE one. called. Ball one
~. ,me two. called. Famed. He
~, at the last one.
r,eo,te was warming I'D. He ap.
1lentiy was cold.
iHvrrzog up. Ball one. Hcrzog safe
,o meaver's error, Saree going to
,sn Weaver made a bad tumble
i ,1 ne had plenty of time to catch
e at second. Kauff I'D. Strike