The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-15
MIGRANTS TEAM
 OUTCLASSED BY
 ROWLAND'S MEN
Associated Prcss)

team or " NoODH, running OdStS like fiends and fielding with all the pep of mid-season shape, the White Sox put the second game of the World series on Ice and defeated the New York Giants by the one sided score of ' to at Comiskey park. The big American league park was crowded to the limit with wild eyed fans of the thirty-second de gree. who broke all records for noise when their favortes repeated their performance of the first day
 Chicago put up a game of par excellence at all times, and the one error chalked up against them by the official scorer was SChalk's drop ping a long throw of Jackson's from the outfield Outside of this one misplay. the Sox put up a gilt edge game Faber had one bad inning. In the second. Robertson beat out a sleeping beauty, Holke singled, both men moving up peg on a sacrifice. and Mccarthy lined a sni gle over the infield Kolke scoring from second, beating out Jackson's throw by a bare step. Schalk drop ping Jackson's throw to head him at home This was the Giants only inning to score.
 The Sox came back in the sec ond with enough hits to tie the score and driving Schupp to the clubhouse, Anderson, who relieved him, pulled himself out of bad hole. The bases were full when he went to the mound, but he retired the side with out any further scoring In the third Anderson again blocked the Sox without difficulty, but in the fourth he encountered rough going. Weaver hit for one base, Schalk. next up, also tore off a single; Lie bold, following him, also connected safely, scoring Weaver McMullen then found Anderson for a safety, scoring Schalk MCGraw thereupon yanked Anderson and sent Perritt to the rescue, and he lasted quick. Collins hit for a single, scoring Lie bold; Jackson hit line drive be tween left and center, scoring both Collins and McMullen. Perritt was then ditched and Tesreau went in and held the Sox runless for the rest of the game
 Manager Rowland said after the game that he was confident that the Sox would make it four straight games now Practically all of the Giants mainstays in the box have been tried out, and he is sure that he has the edge on them. Both teams leave Chicago tonight for New York, where they will play the third game Tuesday. McGraw, nOtwith- standing the double defeat, asserts i that he will take the series. He | L,t bn nlyc no hapn against him, and that his men have been under a handicap playing on a field they have never before been on. Neither manager has announced his batteries for the next game, but there is some likelihood that Cicotte will open in New York for the Sox and that Sallee will be his oppon- ent, as he has expressed a desire to | be given another whirl at Rowland's pets
 Summary of Sundays game:
 Runs Hits E.
 
 ! New York ..............2
 Batteries-Chicago Schalk, Faber; New York, Raridan, Schupp, Ander- son, Perritt, and Tesreau.
 TEAMS REACH NEW YORK.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-The Giants and White Sox arrived here tonight from Chicago for the third game of the Worlds series which will be played here tomorrow. The Giants are still hopeful despite the two defeats they have suffered at the hands of their opponents, while the | Chicago players express themselves as certain of victory, the only ques- tion with them being whether they will be able to make it four straight or not
 Betting is now two to one that Chicago will win. Even money Is being wagered that the Sox won't take four straight, and few bets have been made at even money that New York takes two games. The New York fans are hopeful that the ,,I hnyy 1.-Two c