The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-11
..oo and New York Have Two Games
Apiece Now in Worlds Series
Contest.
kAL SCORE TODAY WAS 5 TO 0
.,H,e Home Run, First Hit or Score for
Giants Came in Fatal Fourth
Inning.
= O. Hamilton. United Press

y O. Hamilton, United Press
staff Correspondent
oro GROUNDS, NEW YORK,
1.-THE Giants batted their way
!. n an even basis with the White
here this afternoon IN their
colo for the worlds baseball
mn,onship. Ferdie Schupp dupli-
- ~ the performance of RUDE Ben
Yesterday by holding the White
runless. The Giants pounded
,or and Danforth for five runs.
BENNY Kauff shared with schupp
Individual honors. Twice the
berto hitless slugger pounded out
.ome run. Once with Charley Her
on the paths before him. His
circuit clout was over Felsch's
a in deep center field in the
nth inning and the second was
the right field grand stand In
eighth.
rour hits were punched In the
i inning for another Giant score and
seventh saw the other run cross
Mate on a hit, a wild pitch and
infeld out.
The Giants deliberately stole the
|hite Sox's heaviest thunder in the
IN inning, when, by an attack OF
{tting. they accumulated two hits
al followed a lone single and which
suited directly in the second run.
Aside from its run getting value,
is attack had the effect Of COM
etely upsetting the Chicago inf1eld.
the White Sox played with notice
bly, less dash.
First Inning.
Chicago. Collins up. Strike l.
klled. Foul strike 2. Out thinner
ian to, Holke. Zim handled a hot,
ard grounder with ease. McMullin
b. Strike /, called. Singled past
zimmerman. 1t was a hard grounder
bat glanced off Zim's ankle. E.
|bllins up. Strike 1, called. Ball 1.
oul strike 2. E. Collins famed. The
bird called. Collins paused to
|rangle with the umpire as he walked
p the bench. Jackson up. Ball l.
Jackson out, Herzog to Holke. No
pms; one hit; no errors.
The final strike called ON E. Col
lns appeared to be high and inside
His argument with Umpire Rigler
however, drew no returns.
New York-Burns up. Flied tc
9elsch. He hit the first ball pitched
Or long fly which Felsch reached
liter long run. Herzog up. Strike
allied. Out e. Collins to ,Gandil. E
Collins worked fast on a hard pound
Y past Faber. His throw barely beat
aerzog. Kauff up. Foul. Strike
)ut McMullin to Gandil. No runs5 nc
hts no errors.
Only five balls were pitched by Fa
YER in this inning. Burns hit the first
ne, Herzog hit the second and Kaufi
ad one strike on him when he rolled
0 McMullin.
Second Inning.
Chicago-Felsch up. Ball. 1. Out
letcher to Holke. He drove the bal
ard and Fletcher made q nice pick
Iand1l up. Ball 1. Foul, strike 1
'ut, Schupp to Holke.
Weaver up. Strike 1, swung. Bal
Foul, strike 2. Famed, swinging
t the last.
NO runs; no hits; no errors.
oenupp was using fast ball with
eaoiy effect. The curves he threw
ere few but wide and sharp.
New York-Zimmerman up. Strike
!, called. Tim out, e. Collins to Gan
fletcher up. Foul, strike 1. Fou,
IKE 2. Out, McMullin to Gandil.
u was hard, sharply hit ball. II
ent directly into McMullin's hands.
robertson up. Foul, strike 1. Strike
andil.
No runs; no hits; no errors.
faber took Robertson's groundel
.ln his gloved hand. Yesterday
9ger put one foul ball in the grand
and before he went out.
Third Inning.
ohlcago-Schalk up. Strike 1 call
!, Foul, strike 2. Schalk singled to
u 1t was a drive between third
ID short.
faber up. Popped to Schupp. He
led to sacrifice.
.. Collins up. Strike 1. swung
IKE called. Foul. Ball 1. Foul
'ui. Ball 2. Foul. J. Collins
nned. He swung at the third. He
i've three sharp fouls past third
se before missing the final strike
:, McMullin up. Ball 1. Strike
nea. Foul, strike 2. Schupp made
peated throws to first in attempts
catch schalk mapping, but failed
.muiiln famed. He swung hard al
e last one.
c No runs; one hit; no errors.
'scnupp had struck out four men at
70 ume and was exhibiting none OF