Evening journal., 1917-10-15

I, and appeared working too fast. Zim
got his usual booing when he protested
called strike.
CHCAGO-Weaver up-Foul. strike
one. Ball one. Weaver out, Tin to
lIolke.
schalk up-Ball one. schalk out to
Holke, unasslsted. The SoX catcher put
an easy roller down the first base line.
Cicotte up-Cicotte flied to Burns.
No runs. no hits. no errors.
Sallee looked better in this inning
than at any time heretofore. He had
the sox Offering weakly and his cross
fire was breaking nicely over the cor
ners.
FIFTH INNING.
NEW YORK-Fletcher up-Strike one
swung. Ball one. Ball two. Fletcher
lined TO Jackson. It was hard drive
but Jackson took 1t almost in his
tracks.
Robertson up-Foul, strike one. Rob-
ertson singled TO right. II was his third
straight hit, a ground ball between
first and second.
Holke up-IIolke popped to Weaver.
Rariden up-Bal one. Ball two. Rob
ertson stole second Ball three. Rari-
den was purposely passed after Robert
= son stole second.
Sallee up-Ball one. Foul. strike two.
d Famed. lie swung at the third one.
No runs. one hit, no errors.
CHICAGO. Collins up-Ball one.
Strike one, called. FOUL strike two.
Foul ball. j.. Collins famed He missed
the last one a foot.
McMullln up-Ball one. Strike one.
called Ball two. McMullln flied to
5 Kauff. who made a running catch Of
the high fly.
f. Collins up-FOul, strike one. Ball
/ one Strike two, called. E. Collins sin
gled TO left. 10 was a line drive over
r. Fletchers head.
I Jackson up-Sirlke one, called. Jack
son singled eff Sallee's knee, the ball
] rolling TO second. 10 was a hard smash
n that nearly turned Sallee around.
Felsch up-Felsch out Sallee to
}. IIOlke.
No runs, two hits, no errors.
{ p. Collins and Jackson drove out
beautiful hits. Sallee pitched the best
o inning Of the game thus far. His fast
one had developed a big hop and he
s was mixing them up beautifully.
- SIXTH INNING.
. NEW YORK-Burns up'-Ball one.
! Ball two. Ball three. Strike one, call
I cd. Burns illed TO Jackson.
d Herzog up-Ball one. HerzOg out, r.
Collins to Gandil.
Kauff up-Kauff singled to left. II
was the home run demons second hit
Of The DAY, a line drive.
Kaum stole second.
I'm up--Ball one. Strike one. Strike
two, swung. Foul Elm out, E. Collins
to Gandi.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
( kauff accomplished his second big
= ambition when he clearly stole a base
, off Schalk lie spent his waiting time
at second kidding E. Collins and
j. Weaver
r CmCAGO-Gandn up - Gandil out
j, Sallee to Holke.
\ Weaver upABall one. Weaver sin
l. gled past third Zlm failed to knocl
the ball down as it whizzed by.
+ Schalk up-Ball one Schalk singled
to center, Weaver going 10 third. Tn
5 ball slipped through Herzog's legs an
81 the official scorer called II hit.
w Clcotte up-Rlsberg batting for CT
cote.
TO Strike one, called Rsberg singled
right. scoring Weaver and Schalk 81
ing to second. 10 was clean smas
o. between first and second.
rp j. Collins up-Strike one, swung. Ia
one. ]. Collins out to Holke, unassls
ne ed. Schalk going to third and hsber
Ike TO second. 10 was an easy grOundt
TO that Collins hit.
McNIullln up-McMullin out, Hero
ng to Holke.
nut one run, three hits. no errors.
Sallee had hard road to travel. IN
to Sox were working for his fast one an
-, Injecting it hard.
al SEVENTH INNING.
an NEW YORk-Fletcher up-Willlan
IL relieved Clcotte IN the box. Ball on
Strike one, swung. Ball two. Fletch'
ne' doubled to left. 10 was drive ov'
Jackson's head and barely missed mol
ping into the bleachers.
H., Robertson up-Robertson safe whC
a., a. Williams dropped his pop. Flelch
~ was held at second.
~ Holke up-Foul strike one Fol
IN, strike two.
III Holke was hit by a pitched ball al
~ ~, laid out. The ball glanced Off the b
or and hit him in the head. The playe
I. EalncrcQ NfOullu MN. AAp bioito ~
~ baseman was trying TO bunt and sto'
~ with his heed over the plate.
I' Holke resumed his place at bat.
III was strike two and one ball. One ba
GU Fletcher on second and Robertson
~, first. Foul ball. Holke famed.
- swung at one inside ball.
Rarlden up-Ball one. Rariden 81
-. gled to right scoring Fletcher, Robel
re- son going to second. 10 was Rarider
iio third hit and the fourth time he HI
reached FIRST.
Sallee up-Ball one. Foul. strike or
-. On Ball two. Strike two, swung. Sail
III famed The third strike was called
I've Burns up-Ball one. Ball two. Stri
40 two. Foul Burns famed; swung
a. the last one.
~ One run, two hits. one error.
,ou When Williams dropped Robertson
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