New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-07

The Jolt almost upended him. Then,
in the third. after two were down, the
Giants made their first serious bid.
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Chicag" Scores First Run
NcCarty hit wickedly enough, but
unfortunately in Hap Nelson's yard,
and this rimblc guardian plucked the
base hit bid after a spirited chase.
Sallce popped to Weaver. Burns worked
Cicotte for a pass Herzog followed
with a clean blow that whistled few
inches outside Gandil's reach. II was
then up to Kauff Cicotte leased Benny
with hook that got the corner. Next
he made him bite at fast ball inside,
and the Ty Cobb of the FEDERAL League
hoiSted an easy foul 10 Gandil.
The White Sox got their first run in
the second half OF this section. They
might have had a cluster had Cicotte' 8
anatomy above the shoulder been in
tune with his arm.
4 dandy ono-handed stop By Tim
norman spoiled hit for Ray Sehalk,
/ but Cicotte followed with a beautiful
/ single into centre. Here Shane Collins
/ delivered his second blow. As the first
/ il was clean thump into right field
| Il was long hit, on which any ordi-
nary base runner should have nego-
/ tiated third Even the slow-paced
/ Cicotte would have got safely around
| had he not pulled up almost 20 dead
I stop after rounding second. We then
very foolishly tried to 90 on, but Rob
ertson's good throw cut him down by
five Yards. Kauf. for some reason, was
away back near the fence for McMullin
a weak hitter.
When the lcttar looped a fly into
centre Benny made a desperate anc
game effort for shOestrihg catch. lie
failed by q whiskCr. The ball GOT
through him for a double, ]. Collins
scoring from second. Benny's only
fault was in playing too deep field
II he had waited for tho ball 70 droI
fairly he could scarcely have caught
Collins at the plate. And Eddie Collins
the New York batter. fouled TO Weaver
Felsch Gets Homo Run
The Giants might have got into the
game with both feet but for McMullir
and Felsch. The former killed of base
hit bids by both Fletcher and Holks
through phenomenal onc-handed stops
Davv Robertson's double was sand
wiched between the brilliant plays. And
as intimated above. Days Int would
have been a homer with any other cen
trefelder. save Posy Speaker, matched
against the attempt.
Scarcely had the handclapping ant
applause for Felsch died down wher
this fellow gave the BIASED SoX rooter'
something more over which 10 cheer
T. l.. D. Mt n q
centre field open bleacherS that pro
duced the wrong run.
The Giants got their only run in the
9th. McCarty. first up. hoped on
cripple and drove il into deep right
centre for three bases. For anybody
possessed Of average spced this clou'
would have been good for = return trip
Sallee singled into right field. scoring
the run. Burns hit to Weaver, who
started a pretty double play. Cicottt
registered his first strikc-out az the ex'
pense of Herzog with three pitched
balls.
The game really ended with Sallee''
single. Cicotte had binding speed
through the last four innings, a stock
m trade that was made even more eff
fectivo by the leng;hening shadows OF
' OUl4SktN 1 al ~ iAf idlllifN NAuN VI
three pitched balls, starting the sixth
From that time TIolke only hit the
Sox star safely. McGraw's young first
saeker singled with only one out in the
seventh. but Joe Jackson saved the day
with his wonderful catch Of Holke's
line drive. feature described above
KauF got on through Viewers high
throw in the eighth. But two were
down and Benny WAS caught mapping
Sallee got the White Sox in order IL
both tho 9th and sixth innings. Gan
dill ,oficially) scratched a hit through
Zimmerman with one out IN the sew
euth. lie stole as Weaver struck out
and kent on 10 third when McCarty
threw high. But Schalk shot right IL
Fletcher's slot. j. Collins doubled with
only one out in the eighth. He was
trapped on the lines when McMullir
rolled 20 the box. McMullin was
caught stealing, Herzog blocking clev
crIv in taking a throw that drew him
into the runner.