The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-10-12
HOW IT ALL HAPPENED

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Again the visitors, the White so,
were first to bat. John Collins was
out, Zimmerman TO Holke. MeMullin
brought joy TO the Chicago fans whel
he singled. Eddie Collins famed, and
Jackson was out, Herzog, to Holke. N,
run, one hit.
Burns was the first man up for the
Giants. He flew out to Felsch in cen
terrified. Herzog, who followed, dice
Eddie Collins TO Gandil, and Kauff fol
lowed suit, McMullin to Gandil. Il
this inning John Collins was changed /,
right and jackson to leftfield. No run
no hit. " 49,
second Inning
Chicago secured no hit in this frame.
FeIsch went out, Fletcher to Holke,
Gandil died, Schupp to Holke- Weaver
had three called on him by the tanning
route and retired the side. No run, no
hit. ......, AZ. '>. ..
New York did no better than Chica
90. Zimmerman went out, Eddie Col
Inns to Gandil. Fletcher was out, Nc
Mullin TO Gandil, and Robertson died,
Faber to Gandil. No run, no hit.
Third Inning
-Four men faced 'Sehupp in this canto.
His first time up, Sehaik singled into
leftfield. Faber went out on pop fly
to Schupp. The New York pitcher then
famed John Collins, and McMullin in
rapid succession, retiring the side. No
run, one hit. ..
In this half Faber pitched TO three
Giants, but the trio failed TO come
through. HOlke had three good ones
called and whel Schalk dropped the
han the New York player tried to make
first Schalk threw to Gandil and HOl-
Ike walked back to the bench. Rariden
popped out to McMullin at third, and
Schupp famed, retiring the Giants. No
run, no hit. In these first three innings
the Giants had failed TO score or secure
safety. While the White Sox did not
score they had two hits to their credit
in the first third of the game.
Fourth Inning
The frame began well for the White
Sox but nothing came of it all. Eddie
Collins doubled to leftfeld. Jackson
flew out to Herzog at second, holding
Eddie Collins to the keystone station,
Pitcher Schupp caught Collins mapping
at third and threw to HerZog. Collins
tried gamely for third but was tagged
out by Zimmerman. Felsch famed
and the side went out. No run, one hit
With two Giants away, New York
came through with its first hit of the
game, a homeland run. Burns had
three called on him and walked back
TO the bench Herzog died, Eddie Col
Inns to Gandl Then Kauff went to
bat. He looked two over. Kauff swung
at the third offering and it sailed away
and away over the heads of the White
Sox out fielders. There was no getting
the ball back to the infield, Kanff
touched all the bags and made the first
home run of the world s series for the
Giants. The vast audience of GOtha.
mites went wild for, as the game was
going, a run was expected to be suf-
hcient to put the contest on ice. Zim-
mermann retired the side, being out,
Eddie Collins to Gandil. One run, one
hit.
Fifth Inning ~
In their half of the fifth the White
SOx secured two hits but went score
less Gandil. first up, singled to left
field, but Weaver hit into double,
Gandil being forced out at second, Her
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ut first, Fletcher to Holke, Schalk,
next up, singled to centerfield, but Fa-
her was out, Schupp to Holke, retiring
the side. No run, two hits.
The Giants came through with their
second run in their half and they ham.
mered Faber for four safeties. The two
hunts laid down in this frame were
the first made during the whole series
and both were good
Fletcher singled TO centerfield. Rob
ertsou hunted VI fely, sending Fletcher
10 second. Hnlka laid down the second
hunt and filled the bases with three big
Giants. Raridep hit into double,
Fletcher being forced out at the plate,
Faber to Schalk. and Rariden being put
out at first, schalk to Holke. On the
play Robertson went to third and HOlke
to second.
With two down and two men on
bases, Schupp stepped up to the plate
and SINGLED. scoring Robertson. On the
same play Holke made third and raced
for the plate, where he. was put out,
Felsch to Schalk. The peg in from
center was beautiful and perfect one
and beat the runner by foot. This
retired the Giants. One run, four hits
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