Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-10-09

| IidHlS IN CQelr second triumphant
game Of the world series, and by en-
deavoring to steal third base in the
fifth inning when that station already
was occupied by his team mate
Buck" Weaver. In passing, it may
be noted that the steal was a distinct
failure.
! Yesterdays game was runaway
for the Chicago team, but for an in
ming and half it looked like a good
New York bet. Ferdie Schupp started
off in Chicago's half of the first round
by striking out McMullin and Eddie
Collins after John Collins high fly had
been captured by Heine Zimmerman
In the second inning the giants
amassed two-run lead, but the Sos
came back at Schupp with a rally that
drove him from the box.
! Anderson. who followed, was effec.
tive at first, but in the fourth inning
he was forced to retire and Pol Per-
! rift was called upon by McGraw Be-
fore this inning was ended, however.
the Sox had made FIVE runs. Perritt
gave way to Wilhoit. pinch hitter in
the eighth, and Big jeff Tesreau
| pitched the final half inning against
the Sox.
FIRST INNING.
GIANTS-Burns singled to right
field with the count three and two.
Herzog forced Burns at second, Gan.
dill to E. Collins. ]. Collins dropped
Kauffs high fly, but recovered the
ball in time to get Herzog going to
second, Weaver taking the throw.
Eddie Collins threw out Zimmerman
at first.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
WHITE SOX-Zimmerman caught
J. Collins easy fly. McMullen and
Eddie Collins famed. Schupp was
throwing a very wide curve and
/, keeping the ball we'll inside Of the
plate. The crowd gave Schupp q
rousing cheer as he walked to the
bench.
No runs, no hits. no errors.
SECOND INNING.
GIANTS-Weaver threw out fetch
er at first Robertson beat out a
slow infield hit down the third base
line. Holke belted line single over
second, Robertson going to second
base and Reb Russell was sent out
to warm up. McCarty singled to
right field, scoring Robertson, and
when Jackson's throw got away from
Schalk, Holke also scored. McCarty
taking second on the play. The Of
fetal scorer now gave Schalk an er-
ror instead of Jackson. Faber threw
out Schupp at first, McCarty going
to third. Weaver threw out Burns.
Two runs, three hits. one error.
WHITE SOX-Jackson stung a
single to center right field. When
Felsch came up the crowd gave the
home run hitter Of Saturday a great
cheer. Felsch singled into right field.
Jackson going to third. Anderson
was seen warming up for New York.
Jackson scored on Gandils hit off
Schupp's glove. Telsch going to sec
ond. The crowd was In an uproar.
which increased when Felsch scored
on Weaver's single to left, Gandtl 60
ing to second. Schupp took Schalk's
bunt and Weaver went down on this
play. Faber walked and the bases
were filled. Schupp was taken from
the box and replaced by Anderson, a
right handler. Liebold replaced
Johnnie Collins at the bat. The
Giants infield played in on the grass.
Weaver crossed the plate on Lebold's
srounder to Holke, who made the play
at the plate, but the umpire ruled
that Liebold's grounder was foul
ball. Weaver went back to third,
Schalk to second and Faber to first.
Liebold struck out and McMullen
forced Faber, Fletcher to Herzog.
Two runs, four hits, no errors.
rAIan IAAlAH
/, GIANTS-Liebold went into right
field, having replaced John Collins.
Herzog famed Faber took Kauffs
roller and beat the runner to the bag,
q quick play on the part Of the Chi.
cago pitcher. Faber tossed out Zim-
norman.
No runs, no hits. no errors.
WHITE SOX-Eddie Collins struck
out Jackson singled past second
base, his second hit in the game.
Felsch fouled several before striking
out. On short passed ball Jackson
went to second, but Gandil ended the
inning by striking out. Anderson's
spit ball was battling the White Sox.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
FOURTH INNING.
ClANIS-fleCCueT pOppeQ W Wod''
err. Robertson beat out an infield hit.
his second infield blow of the game.
Holke forced Robertson at second
base, McMullen to Eddie Collins. !
Holke was out stealing, Schalk to Ed
die Collins. The ball beat the runner
by several feet.
No runs, one hit. no errors.
WHITE SOX-Weaver beat out an
infield hit toward Herzog. Schalk
singled sharply to right field. Weaver
going to second base. Faber fouled
out to Zimmerman. On hit and run
play Liebold singled to center, scor. |
ing Weaver. and sending .Schalk to
third. Schalk scored on McMullen's
torrid, single over second base, Lie
bold going to second on the play. !
This bombardment was too much for
Anderson and Perritt was called to
the box. Eddie Collins singled to,
right, scoring Liebold, McMullen go.
ing to third and Collins to second on
the throw to the plate. McCarty hurt
his shoulder trying to tag Liebold at
the plate and Rariden went In toI
r.tch for New York McMullen and |