Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-08
First Inning,

New York-Burns singled sharply
to right. Herzog hit to Gandil, who,
on a fieldcrs choice. threw Burns
out at second. Kaufrs high fly in
short right was unfortunate for Her
zog. John Collins came in at top speed
fom right field. but dropped It.
Meanwhile Herzog had been afraid
to lead and was easily thrown out to
Eddie Collins. One hit; no iuns; no
errors.
Chicago-Zimmerma raced clear
across tho diamond to take John Col
| linS high pop-up near the first base
line. McMullen and Eddie Collins
famed. No hits: no runs; no errors.
Second Inning.
New York-This was the only inn
| ing in which New York looked like a
contender. although Fletcher. the first
man up was an easy out weaver to
Candil. Robertsons twinkling feet
carried him to first on an infield hit.
Iiolhe sent line drive to center. but
quick return held Robertson at sec
ond McCarty, Of the lame leg, who
yesterday contracted a homer into n
three base hit, was viewed with alarm
| by tho local supporters and made
good with a single to left which was
enough to send the fast Robertson
across tho home plate. Schalk foozled
the throw-in and Holke came sliding
across the plate. while Faber. who re-
trieved the ball, stood pulling the
mystery or something, as McCarty
dragged his injured leg to a soft rest
| ing place on tho third sack. That
ended New York's scoring. Schupp
retired. Faber to Gandil, and Burns
went out, Weaver to Gandil. Three
] hits; two runs: ono error.
Chicago-The Americans evencd up
things without delay in their half.
Jackson singled to center and Felsch
picked a safe spot between first ana
second. 1t was n roller which allowed
Jackson to reach third. Gandil shot
ono too hot for Schupp to hold and
while the ball stopped dead between
the pitchers box and second base
jackson sped across the home plate.
Weaver fouled twice, attempting to
bunt and then slammed single to
2hort left scoring F'elsch from second.
Schalk was safe on n fielders' choice
which nipped Gandil at third. Faber
walk cd, filling tho bases. Manager
McGraw called Schupp to the bench
and sent in Anderson. a righthander.
Manager Rowland countered by sub
stiuting Liebold at the top Of the bat
ting list for John Collins and the
crowd yelled for hit, but he struck
out. McMullen forced F'abe- at sec
ond. Four hits; two runs; no errors
Third Inning.
New York-Herzog was struck out
on four pitched balls. Faber stopped
Kaufrs grounder and by sliding with
the ball in his outstretched hand, man.
aged to beat the runner to first for an
out. zimmerman out. Faber to Gan
oil No hits; no runs; no errors.
Chica go-Eddie Collins out, Ander-
son to JIolke. Jackson singled TO CEN
ter. Celsch struck out and Jackson
went to second when McCarty allowed
the ball to get away from him for n
passed ball. Jackson remained
: stranded on second when Gandil
} struck out. No runs; one hit; no
errors.
Fourth Inning.
New York-Fletcher flied to deep
short. but Robertson followed with
his second single, a queer grounder.
which bounded over Faber's head.
Holke dribbled one to McMullen who
threw Robertson out at second,
Schallk's good throw to Eddie Collins
caught Holke stealing. One hit; no
} runs: no errors.
, Chicago-Weave outran a pretty
, bunt. Schalk singled to right, but
Weaver was held at second. Zim-
norman took Faber's foul near the
grandstand Leibold singled. scor-
: ing Weaver Schalk going to third.
McMullen scored Schalk with n
single to center and McGraw with
drew his pitcher in favor OF Perritt.
with two men on bases. r. Collins
singled to right, scoring Liebold and
advancing McMullen to third. He
made second on the throw-in. Me-
Carty was injured when Liebold slid
across the plate and Rariden went
, in to catch for the visitors. Jackson
! delivered his third hit, scoring Nc
, Mullen and Collins and took second
Z himself. on the throw to the plate
from right field. He was doubled
off second by Herzog, who took
9 Felsch's fly Five runs; six hits; no
g errors.
Fifth Inning.
New York-With lead OF five
runs to overcome, Rariden was out.
. McMullen to Gandil. Perritt singled
! over second, but Burns hit into a
/ double play and both were retired.
) Faber to Weaver to Gandil One
4 hit: no runs no errors.
/, Chlcago-Robertson took Gandils
(, fly Weaver was safe on an error
I by Fletcher and went to second on
4 Schalk's out Zimmerman to Holke,
: He took third on Faber's single. the
latter advancing to second on tho
throw to third Faber apparently
was still obsessed by the cosmic rid
| die. or something. for his next move
, was remarkable. He concluded to
r steal third. lie knew the attempt
would surprise the Giants. for
Weaver was lnhabiting that bag in
unconscious tranquility, Zimmerman