The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-16
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spoke. and Eddie was reaching Tor the
piEte. Heinie finished yard behind
The crowd. which was standing up
palpitating. fell back as suddenly as
IL Benny Leonard had come along and
banged each individual right on the
tip of the chin.
oh HIT gurgled,
etSifaeless Joe Jackson went on 10
third. and Happy Felsch reached sec
end
Naturally. John Calhoun Benton. Of
North Carolina. was slightly perturb-
ell when he faced Chick Gaudil. the
White Sox dooTkeeper
If $4,000 fans were Knocked cold ln
their seats why was John Calhoun 10
remain steamed up
Gandil banged e single 70 right.
Jackson and Feisch scored and there
~. the language ~ the fan went your
old baseball gal Ic.'
GAndil tried to celebrate his blow
into two haeEer and was thrown out
at second hy Davy Robertson, Weaver
hacked George Burns ny against the
: lefr-hel3 wall FOR his long 1y, Schalk
singled. and Urban F'aSer walked, but
Fletcher threw cut John Collins.
Then. as thc INNING closed and the
Giants walked IN to their bench. the
crowd looked hem over in silence.
The home Town folks were fahber-
Easte6
SympaT hy for Heinie.
A few gtthersc souls finally woke
up and apraute3 poor He!n4e AZ tine
lackless Bronx oaion walked in. his
face as red az 4 turkey ccbbier's
comb. ara maybe little redder
II Was certainly a tough break for
Heinies vrV'5 have folk Il was "a tough
break for yCag bltterest enemy Rad
che uIable Edward Collins been cap
tlrsd rs He@H4s Il Wd4Id. have been
Edward whu waaid have received
what IS co1veuuonaIiy known as she
rRz -. g., aspheTFy from tire nopu-
lace~-for met keeping his head up
when the bah was hit
So II goes {r a worlds series
Tsa-eatter TIC Giants got two runs
and caused sudden mortifeation t. set
In among tne SoN hopes for q time
bag theY jG ~ couldn't get thar other
ran or I-r9Ra F<oer. the red headed
mar from Cascade. Iowa. wrc pitched
c@f5ve she &4ng cE England 3
Into tire aate-seyies mum hlinES 81
tbs writer z Was suggested that. il .
wo1i& &C. a coincidence, or paradox. f,
SO rGe'5c retTt5ut1ou. Or something Of +
tSat ~o-. Il Ee& Faher zEaGl5 be
the BIG h9rler * The series. because
john ! NctfTaw was TeSpous8 hie for
haS sticking 10 tge otg league and
tor rnac.1 Ok MS devele gasent
y af'rF John D. Pulled BoneF-
New Eea - credited ~1th three
= zoe #@@F 4c'ofses haSg Up ~ &He
90 5o1'n - "o4Aa nave done n4Ia- /
ser "a FoF-~-a Faaer, IN fact--faa ne
t'fsA4trt' e'IeHt tna' FEBRUARY day IN
Tea tta is'3-''l' some years oae r. /
"Aen f,@0 vas AaFhnG right m 'front.'
of me E'rg
.na1}t} talta han. manager o. the
y ht'iEe s1N @@ asked for waivers on
fapes NaeI tHt preceding season
closed f4e 80 A"t th,nE ne was ready
}oF me big iea#le--We We toid This taie..
- ~. ea h"& we SNOW Il by heart
ne y 1!'' H'N-''taHtus trip around
the word was on, aud MeGraw need
ca pitchers.
iaNe TINS 20 ta9ef Il Z2n WanLi
hlls1 ea3F '9i"iShes- Tie may help
u Ht'i"' I'D S'"a'nF nm away next
spfsnr bui YOU can use him unto
then.
~ 'tc''fe" TOOK faeer, and Red
blleh@7 eraho!y on the trlp- IA the
"a ~ i@32a"hs Rteh ne Hnaly
iost 'i' the eieFeIeh inning, ne showed
sftS- t"F"
II, 50 set 1He pesl break 10 his fast
pa4 '11S'' We seen any Fghl hand|r
sh9" m years remarked McHraw to
'oh''SA"y aS they say side by side IN
the sfan" Tie II make good
pitcher
tom 'skey recalled the remark when
ne so' nome ana ne thought enough
81 McttrdW prediction to withdraw
&oer from the waiver route 1t won
him worlds championship.
1s fi&s' A'Fh aho'ae To-Day after
'holke had tanned, Rariden drew
oase on bai.s. Ms'ira" seat Joe vii