Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-14

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caught also when Fletcher smashed
one at McMullin. Zimmerman reach
ed second on this play and counted
when Robertson pounded out a single.
ONE FOR THE sox.
The Sox scored before things went
too far. getting one across in the third
Eddie Collins drew base on balls and
scored when F'elsch doubled to the left
field wall. The ball hit the bleachers
wall and it was only by fast fielding
That Burns was able to hold Felsch at
second.
In the fourth inning the Giants came
back with the smash that looked like
victory. Bull Rariden led off with his
second single of the matinee and was
sacrificed to second by Salee. Then
Burns dropped single into right field
that John Collins cuffed around until
Rariden scored and Burns reached Sc
cond.> Then Herzog cracked one down
to Weaver which that youth promptly
fooled and Burns took third. Kauff
smashed one to Gandil and Gandil fol-
lowed in the footsteps of Weaver.
Burns scoring.
II those two runs didn't look like VIC
tory. the seventh inning did, for anoth
er Giant run scored on q double by
Fletcher and single by Rariden.
The American leaguers got their Sc
como run in the sixth inning. Swede
Risberg, discard for the world series
did 1t. Weaver led off with a clean
drive and Schalk followed with a
similar smash. Cicotte was pulled out
and Risberg sent up to hit for him. He
delivered blow to right and scored
Weaver
THE WHITE sox RALLY.
With one gone in the seventh, Jack
son and Felsch singled in succession,
Chick Gandil slammed the bell over
Kauffs head in center field, for
double, Jackson and Felsch scoring.
Weaver was cut down on an infield
hit, Gandil going to third. Schalk
walked. Then came the play that
turned the New York infield upside
down. Crafty Ray Schalk waited un-
It'll Bill Rarden was ready to throw
to Pitcher Sallee and calmly dashed
for second base. Rariden recovered
himself, suddenly shot the ball and
Herzog, off his balance, missed the
throw. 1t was an easy matter for
Gandu to score. Schalk took third,
but was stranded when Lynn, who was
batting for Williams famed.
John Collins led off In the eighth
with single and went to second when
McMullin sacrificed. Eddie Collins
drove him home with the winning run
when he crashed a single to center.
jackson cracked a single to right and
when Robertson attempted to catch
Collins at third, zim snatched UP the
ball and threw wild to second to catch
jackson. Collins scored easily and
jackson took third from where he
scored when Felsch singled
ONE MORE NEEDED.
1t is regarded as more than VIC
tory for Rowland, for he has Reb Rus
sell ready to go back at the Giants in
New York. Reb is an excellent left
handler, but he was decidedly out of
place in todsys chill. The edge game Is
Likely to count for more than the two
game margin the Sox previously held.
for one more game is all the Sox now
need to call themselves champions of
the world. John McGraw, the expec-
tation is, will hurl RUDE Benton back
at his arrivals, The showing Benton
made in New York when he opened
the series there should be discomfort
ing to Rowland's champions, for they
must play the seventh game on the
Polo grounds probably on the day fol-
lowing the sixth contest. No date has
yet been set for the seventh encoun-
ter.
The choice for Rowland however, is
greatly undecided for he still has the