The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-14

1I.rxor,s roller and the batter was safe while Burns went to third. kauff rolled another to Gandil, who fumbled
 and Burns scored. Zimmerman ended
 the inning by hitting into double
 play. Weaver to E. Collins to Gandil,
 eliminating both Kauff and himself. The White Sox in the sixth began the fusillade which finally won the game for them. Gandil went out, Sal : lee to Holke Weaver singled to left , and Schalk hit to- center, and the root CTS began to lift their voices in uni son, for Sallee was in trouble and showed it. Manager Rowland sent Ris- berg to bat in place of Cicotte and McGraw made motion as though 10 take Sallee out, but apparently changed his mind. Risberg slammed the ball to right, scoring Weaver. J. Collins and McMullin left their teammates stranded by going out on inield plays. HOLkE IS INJURED
 Claude Williams, southpaw hailing from Springfield, Mo, succeeded Cl- cotte on the mound and the Giants inl-
 mediately punctured his delivery for one run. Fletcher doubled to left and
 Robertson attempted to sacrifice. His
 effort resulted in a pop fly which Will
 Hams caught but dropped as he fell.
 Holke was injured when the ball glanced from his bat to his face but
 pluckily resumed after delay and
 famed. Rariden came through with Il
 single to right. scoring Fletcher, and
 the Giants had finished their days
 run getting.
 Not so with the White Sox. After Ed
 die Collins had flied to Fletcher, Jackson hammered out a single to left and Felsch slammed another to the same section. while the crowd roared its approval with
 .,., L and automobile horns. Chick Gandil rose to the emergency with a double that
 flashed between Kaun and Robertson and Jackson and F'elsch scampered home with two more runs. Weaver went out,
 Fletcher to Holke, and Schalk got . free trip to first on Sallees wildness Lynn was sent in to hit for Williams. Before
 he could hit the ball Schalk stole second and the Giants infleId went up in the air and after throwing the sphere about for several seconds Fletcher hurled to Rariden to catch Gandl. The heave was wild and the White Sox first baseman trotted across the plate with the tying
 run. After this nightmare Lynn ended the inning by flaming.
 SOX TAKE LEAD
 With the score tied at 5, all the Chi cagO players went after Sallee again in the eighth and won the game with an- other trio of runs. although one would have done the trick just as well. John Collins opened with a ope-base wallop to right McMullin sacrificed him to sec ond and Eddie Collins sent him home on a single to center Jackson put his field captain on third with similar hit. Kauff's throw to Zimmerman was too late to get Collins and when the Giants third baseman whipped the ball wildly back to second to stop Jackson. Collins came home and Jackson raced around to third. Sallee pitched one ball to Felsch and then Manager McGraw decided to relieve him for the day.
 Perritt was substituted and Felsch greeted the new hurler with a Texas ieaguer to center. which Jackson
 scored. Gandl flied to Burns and Felsch then ended the inning by going out
 stealing second, and the White Sox, after
 putting the Giants out in one. two three
 order, raced for their train and soon were
 en route to New York. where they hope
 to repeat Monday.