The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-08
Schupp, New YOrk's Pride,
Driven From Box by
Chicagoans.
ROWLAND'S MEN WIN
SLAM FEST, Z TO 2
Faher Goes Through Battle
With Only One Menaced
Inning.

Chicago Oct. THE Chicago Amer
| lcan leaSuers trnndled half way to vic
tory in the world series clash with the
New York Nationals today, defeating
| of the titular stAlggle The teams are
speeding tonight toward New York.
where Tuesday the series will he re-
sumed.
The White Sox rolled over the Giants
today like a inggernant leaving dis
aster and dismay. The victory today
was more impressive than yesterdays.
and when the teams left the field the
Chicago club was confident the New
Workers We're badly shattered. physic-
ally and in morale
Giants Used Four Pitchers.
The National league champions were
Obliged to use four pitchers this after
noon. Only Benton and Demaree re-
main untred in the series. and 1t will
be a problem for Manager McGraw to
select a pitcher who can hold Chicago
| in check even on his home diamond.
Bath at bat and in the field the
White SoX offensive and defensive
| methods were superior to those Of the
New York club. Some idea Of this
may be gained from comparison of the
figures Of the two games to date.
John Collins Leads Hitters.
The White Sox have scored nine
runs to three for the Giants; 81 hits
to Il: and these hits have netted the
local club &c bases to II for the Giants.
In stolen bases the Sox lead. 4 to /.
In individual batting honors alone do
the New Workers apnear to have an
even standing for Holke and Me-
Carly have reached the 800 mark in
hating, while only two White Sox
| stick wiclders have reached or sur
passed this standard. John Collins
| leads all the batters with a percentage
| of 900. and Joe Jackson Is second. 100
| points behind his pace making team :
mate.
| In field strategy. managerial shrcwd-
| ness and individual and collective
| dash. the Chicago club has outshone
| the New Workers. and II will require a
| remarkable recovery on the. part Of the
Giants when they reach home. If they
check Chicago's progress. Followers
OF the game say if the Giants can over
come lead of two straight victories.
| even under the favorable psychological
| / adition of playing on their home
grounds, it will be remarkable exhi-
bition of gameness and determine ton
The official attendance was an
no,inced as identical with that OF Sat
| urday, but actually several thousa nd
more persons witnessed the play from
vantage points on every building. fence
or tree overlooking the park and their
cheers mingled with those of the spec
tators on the playing ground
| Game Seen by $1,000.
The official figures of the national
commission gave the attendance as an
even $4,000 and the gate receipts rs
| $.3.l52. OF this amount the players
received s32a02OS: each club. sl3.-
1876. and the National commission
$73152O
All nine rans of today's contest came
In the early innings. The New York
club began and ended its scoring with
two runs in the second. Chicago fat
tened the score at the expense of New
York by five runs in the fourth inning
/ The Fatal Fourth.
Weaver opened the fourth with 4
slow roller to Herzog and beat the bal
to first. Schalk punched a single tt
right and Leibold followed with an
other to center and scored Weaver.
McMnllen dropped another in tn,
same territory and Schaik tailed from
third
At this point Anderson. who had re
placed Schupr. was called from the bo,
when 1t was seen that his shoots wer,
not bn filing the Sox, and Pcrrtt wen
In. Eddie Collins greeted Perritt will
drive to right scoring Leibold. o,
Robertson's throw 10 the plate Collin
, too ksecond and McMullen pulled ur n
third. Catcher Mccarty was hnr
when Leibold co,lided with him at tn,
plate and Rariden took his place
Jackson singled to right. scoring Nc
Mullen and r. Collins. and Herzol
} stopped the massacre by c,utchinl
Felsch's nop-f1y and doubling jackson
off second nnassisted.
Schupp's Failure Is Blow.
The failure of Schnpp TO battle tn
l fut