Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-12

aIDAY, OCTOBER 1z, 1917
 given the glad. hand for his great work in yesterdays game ended the
 inning by rolling aous.s Faber to Gan dM. .-s
 sehaIk MaLes a Clean Single.
 Catcher schalk heaEtensd the Chi
 gle to left Held in opening the third.
 but he. got no further than the Initial bag. Faber tried to Hay down a sac 1 rifice bunt. but instead sent up short ! pep fly to Schupp. who quickly turned 1 to double up Schaik at first, but the little catcher saw the pop fly in titns
 tU scoot back to first before Sohupp
 had chance to throw. John Collins
 and McMuflin struck out and schuvp
 was cheered as he walked to- the | bench. ..s' '..t 1 Schaik dropped the third strike ron Hofl<e, bat threw him out at, first.
 Rariden foufed cut to McMullin.
 schupp raadsea weak 'attempt. at bat Chicaeo's half of the fourth inning
 delighted the crowd. despite the facr ! that Eddie Collins opened it 'wit. a ! two base drive to left field. Collins I made the middle bag by a fazt piece
 of sprinting and slid into the base 1 fraction of second ahead of Burns throw. Then Fletcher, HerzoE and Collins induiged in antics about sec. cad base that amused the crowd and finally resulted in Collins being caught eff the bag and run down. He took q long lead while Jackson was at bat and came neai being picked of by a sthroW by Rariden. Herzog and Fletcher constantly ran over to sec ond to get the White Sox captain. but Collins always got back sa fely. With the count two and two. Jackson lifted h 1f<rt. Axy la fSS1Nn If. nd Eferzog kept on worrying Collins who danced back and forth as each of the fielders- in turn feirted toward the
 bag. Finally Collins; edged too far
 turn. caught Collins almost fat-foot- ed. Collins made a dash for third but vas an easy o1t: Sehupp to Herzox to much as though asrnnner had scored. Felsch ended the inning by striking out. ,. "Home Run" 6erny starts Something.
 Captain Collins was booed as he took his position for the Giants fourth
 nninE.- Burns struck out and Herzoe came Benny Kauff's frst home run the longeat hit of the game. The ball struck near the fence. FeIsch made several attempts to pick it up from i'ehind, a Liberty bond sign and when lie did finally get it Kaufr was near ing third The former Federal League star was wildly cheered as .he crossad the plate, the throw in being nowhere relied out. Eddie Collins to yGsndil..
 The White Sox tried desperately to score in the fifth inning but 8 ramb- ling double play killed their chances.
 Gandii started with single to left field. hitting s-the iirst' ball pitched. Buck Weaver then forced GandiI at sscond, HerzoE to Fletcher and was himself thrown out at first, Schaik fI. s.r rla srS] <~Yl was left on the base. Faber ground ed out, Schupp to Helke. 4" . .McGraw's men. got four hits in their half of the fifth and the bases choked 1! with no one out. but scored -oIlly, one !. rum. double play getting the Sox out of the big hole. : Fletcher opened with & single tc center. Manager Mo l Graw whispered something to Robert | son as he went to the plate and ran to | first where he gave Fletcher hisy i'm | structions. The Chica so neldess play l sd in for a bunt. but .RobertsOn made | g. mighty swing at the ball and missed l :MeGraw. Uses Blunt Attack.
 He then changed his tactics and l bunted safely, sending Fletcher to i second. The farx began to stamp ! their feet<as Ho1ke came to bat Holke 1 tapped the first ball spitched' for a ] little. bunt toward third fbase.* Faber | fie1ded the ball and sthrninE to head l off Fletcher racing into third found | he was too late and. then swung around | to throw only. to ind .that. Holke was | safe. The bases were >full and the | Giant irooters cheered franticaliy New York fans thought that Manager Row land would relieve Faber: Tie pitch CT stuck manfully to his job however a mid more" Giant. cheers and after fou.ling off one, the New York batter sent chill up and down the home rooters' spines by hitting weakly to JHaber, who threw to the plate, fore ing Fletcher and Rariden was. doubled at first: ~ -'t
 Robertson and Holke moved up on -Ee play and the former scored when Schupp singled to center Holke also tried to score the hit, but was tbrown out. Felsch to schalk.
 Sixth Inning.
 In Chicago's sixth. John Collins sin sied to left and McMuliin struck outi Rariden let one of Schupp's fast eurves slip through his hands and Collins sprinted to second. Rariden recovered the ball in time to retire him but the runner was declared safe 1 its Herzog nuffed the throw. Collins lifted a high ny to. Burns and Joe Jackson was tossed out by Herzog
 New York got, man on third in it's turn at bat Eddie Coilins knock l ed down Burns nasty grounder,; but l. the runner was .esate Herzog sacrd- feed, Fla Der to GaHdi Kauff poIed5 a long fly to. ,Feisch' and Burns reached ;hird on the: out. Iimm erman hit the first. ball pitched and was retired F.. Collins to GandiE r t Seventh Inning -:
 The seventh was not a lucky inning for the Sox. Feisch was called out on strikes and kicked. vigorously to Rig Ter, for which he crowd booed him.
 Gandi1 rolled ont, Fletcher to I1olke md Weaver sent mp. a high fly to Herzog. -S - ..s
 Faber was "a bit unsteady in the half of the seventh. Fletcher got single past McMu1len and went o third when Faber let loose a wild l ,itch that rolled to the srandstand. Robertson was thrown out Ky Faber ,n a short ErOunder, Fletcher remain O. icd- al -xx.aE- hi { IA l {