New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-08

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CHICAGO. Oct. In the battle Oh
n. hio, towns the metropolis OF the
We.t is rampant with laurel. while the
r,stropo!is Of the East is rank with
weeds. ho
In the second clash of the series the
White Sox murdered, mauled' man
ta,5led. .,utilated, mashed, manacieu
nd mussed up the depressed 1ian'S'
,rd in addition to this you can write
i, anv other phrase which indicates
total annihilation. II.
The score was TO ?, but II m'''"'
have been 70 to 0, judging bO'n up0"
,be;r comparative merits between wv
<.L.o,ablo hours of . and p. H.
- c;arts after one feeble counter
.ha-eo we're repulsed with terrihe
Slaughter. and tonight are in full re-
+-est hack home, closely pursued oE
Tho triumphant Sox, who, having pI0A-
~ tbrough in the West, have SHIFTED
.bo offensive 70 the Eastern front.
Giants Torn to Bits
The Sox attack, launched at top
s,eed tore the Giant defence into all
,bc sbreds there are. While Chicago
On ooo rooters howled and roared and
booted at New Yorks growing panic IN
one vast. vocalistic smear the Sox on
slaurht drove Schupp, Anderson and
perrit+ in turn from the mound, while
Ped Faber breezed merrily along to an
easy triumph.
The Giants harassed Faber in the
second round only. After this, with
their defence broken and battered and
shot to pieces, they ceased firing and
loft Red alone TO pursue the even
tenor of happy afternoon. Red didn't
work out the best ball game we have
ever seen, but he didn't have to after
the Sox had finished with Ferd SchupI
and Fred Anderson and had fired few
parting salutes at Poll Perritt, who wa
rushed Up as the next reserve.
The Sox combed out fourteen hits
and they punched ten of these in tn
second and fourth innings for the tota
damage Of the day. They Jumped fou
hits in the second off Schupp, and the
arranged a cluster Of six move IN IN
fourth off Anderson and Perrltt Tor nv
fat and important runs.
That was quite enough. by Una
time no one who knew the Giants from
April 10 October would have recognized
tho old machine. In both Chicag
games the Sox had Heinle Ilm an
Benny Kauff, two Of McGraw's best hit
ters, completely bafiled and stopped.
Their bleating goats were out on tn
oF-+rail. far from home and friends
In the two opening battles they mad
together no less than sixteen trips Z
the plate without producing a soli'
blow. They were handouffed and hyp
Noticed. Heinie. at each appearance a
the plate, was greeted with resound
ing chorus Of boos, until his melanchol.
.pirit sank TO the depths with tn
rspiditv Of chunk of lead tossed int
the sea.
4 Sea of Sorrow
For Heinie it was the sea of sorrow
as he had vainly hoped in this serie
20 wipe out bitter memories of othe
davs when he fought with the Cub
against this same machine. Mayb
Heinie will toss aside the binding yok
and emerge from the spell when h
lands back home. But just at presen
Heinie and Benny are two blighted be
inrs. for whom there is no balm II
Gilead-no jewel in the toad's head o
defeat
The amazing slump Of Zimmerma,
and Kauf was not, however. the blo1
which struck McGraw with hardes
force. This blow came in the annihlla
tion OF Ferdy Schupp and the pun
melting passed 70 Poll Perritt. Thes
two pitchers- from the bourbo
district of Kentucky and the other fror
the bayous Of Louisisna-were NC
Graw's best bets after Slim Sallee ha
made his gallant stand They were tn
main Giant hopes for Sundays ana 10
Tuesdays game.
The roughest blow Of all came IN IN
rugged drive launched at Ferdy SchupI
Fcrdy had the stage set and the trap
pings arrayed for an impressive vac
tory He had opened the hrst lnnlh
with all his high class repertory III
tact. After retiring Memo Lleoold, n
and Whitfield Frank MCMullln anu Iuu'
Collins with series Of fast curves tina
left these amazed athletes gasping 10
breath. Only "a stride or two later IN
Giants assaulted Red Faber and ham
mered their way through for two run
or successive blows by Robertson
Holke and McCarty, attached TO mu
by Ray Schalk. when Dawes plungln
doof knocked the missile from his han'
Schupp az this point looked TO b" !
clover. He was pointed for the slopih
highway that leads down an easy tral
Here was McGraw's star pitcher with
,wo-run lead 70 feed upon, and tn
series all but tied up for the Easter
drive. And then few things bega
10 happen. They began to happen wit
such raDidity and swiftness that few
including Schupp, could tell what
was all about
The fusillade opened with a shc
from Jackson, and before it was owe
the salvo Of swats sounded like MS
chine-gun fire. Each SoX that came u
took careful aim and let Ferdy have
between the eyes or just under th
chin. The attack, in such volume, "a
totally unexpected, for Schupp is
hne left-hander, with a bale of stu
and plenty Of nerve. yet within thrc