Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-08


dicatiye of what the drive meant TO
the south side.
The story OF the skirmish is best
told in the following synopsis OF the
PLAYS as they were made from the first
10 last ball heaved up to the TRADING
westerners
First Inning.
NEW YORK-Burns singled TO
right, Faber sneaked over a strike on
Herzog and Buck grounded TO Gan
dill at first. Gandils throw forced
Rnrns al second. Kauff lifted a fly
10 John Collins just behind first base
Collins muffed the ball but picked
il up and forced Herzog at second
Zimmerman grounded out. Eddie Col
Inns TO Gandil No runs. no hits. no
errors.
CHICAGO-John Collins flied to
Zimmerman who ran all the way
from third TO the first base line to
get the twister. McMullin was called
out on strikes by Evans. Schupp
curved over the third strike on Eddie
Collins. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Second Inning
NEW YORK-Fletcner nit the sec
ond ball pitched to Weaver IN deep
short and was thrown out TO Gandll
at first base. Robertson hit the nfst
bali thrown TO him to Eddie Collins
close 10 second base and beat the
throw to first for a base hit. Holke
singled to center on the second Dali
pitched, and Felsch's throw to Eddie
Collins at second held Fletcher at
that station McCarty singled charp'
ly TO left. and Robertson scored when
Jackson's throw got away from
Schalk. The ball escaped far enough
for Holke to score also. McCarty
went to second on the throw home.
Schupp bounced one to Faber and
was thrown out to Gandil. McCarty
went TO third on the play. Burns
bounced one to Weaver at short and
was thrown out to Gandl at first
Two runs, three hits, one error.
CHICAGO--J0e Jackson poked a
single TO center On the hit and run
play Felsch smacked the first ball
to right for a single and Jackson
went on to third Gandil laid on the
first ball pitched and bounced hard
single off Schupp's glove. Jackson
scored and Felsch rested on the key
stone bag. Weaver put single III
short left and Felsch scored with a
tying run. Gandil got to second on
the play Schalk tried to sacrifice
but forced Gandil at third. Echnpp ic
the great Zim Faber walked. Me
Graw yanked Schupp, and the man
who was most touted to take the
Soxs measure walked erestfallen to
the Giants dugout. Anderson. a
righthander. took up the burden
Rowland sent up Liebold who hits
from the port SIDE to bat for John
Collins Liebold struck ont and Nc
Multi died, Fletcher to Herzog Two
runs four hits no errors.
Third Inning.
NEW YORK-I.iebold went into
right field for the Sox. Herzoe
tapped the third ont lightly and
Schak tagged him. kauff rolled q
slow one toward first, which Fabel
lelded and then dove headlong IL
The bag with the ball for close put
out Zimmerman bounced punl
one to Faber and was thrown ont a
first. No runs. No hits. No errors.
CHICAGO Leaning on the first bal
thrown. Eddie Collins shot no
bounder TO Anderson and was out a
first General Joe Jackson got hi
second hit, line drive to center
Felsch struck at the third one an
missed II and McCarty let the ba
slide past him. Felsch was out auto
matically, but Jackson moved to SCI
ond on the passed ball Gandl struc
out No runs, one hit, no errors.
Fourth Inning.
NEW YORK Fletcher lifted th
first ball for high fly in short let
which Weaver took with Jackso
backing him up, Faber had ball an
two strikes on Robertson, who boun
ed one that just touched the top I
Faber's glove and caromed towal
Weaver for single. Buck tried
field il but turned a sOmersault. lie
Ike hit to McMullin and Robertson WI
caught at second, Collins taking II
throw with two strikes on McCart
Holke attempted to steal second al
was out on pretty throw, Schalk
Eddie Collins. No runs, one hit, !
errors
CHICAGO Weaver hunted sic
on toward Herzog which went for
single. After one ball Schalk poled
pretty single to right and Weav
pulled up at second. Faber lift
foul in front OF the Sox coop viii
the Great Zim took as the Gro,
howled Liebold came next and pok
single to center. Weaver rae
home and Schalk got to third aft
Herzog attempted to block him
second Rays trip was accelerat
when kauff juggled the ball II