Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14
Detailed Score
in Fifth Jane
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CHICAGO. October lS;-Shades of
the famous hitless wonders of other
days must have turned over in their
baseball graves o-day as the Sox of
| 1857 staged their terrific batting rail-
lies which won them victory. Com
ing from behind. the Rowland men
mans land" like demons with the bats.
rhc detailed description follows:
First innng.-Ecb Russell faced but
three men in the first inning, He walk
cd Burns and Herxog singled. Iiautf
doubled. scoring Burns. and C;cottc
vas called in. zimmerinan hit to
plate. and Fletcher then hit to Nc
Mui!in. who caught Kauff at the plate.
Robertson singled sharply. and Iim
norman scored. Cicotte tossed Iloike
In the Sox's half j. Collins popped
to Immnrman; McMnllin walked y,
second. Jackson hoistcd TO Burns.
Eclscl, was safe on Fletcher's hobblc
and McMullin took third. Collins stop
ped III second on the error. Gandii
popped to Holke for tho last out with
the bags choked.
Second innine:-Rariden singled.
Sllloe forced Raridcn, McMullin to II.
safe when Weaver bobbled his bounder.
y. Collins tossed Kauff out.
Weaver and Schallt both grounded
out to Fletcher. but Cicotte walked.
j. Collins foulcd TO Rariden.
Third innins;-zimmerman started
IL
double play. McMullin grabbed his
line drive aud doubled Zimmerman of
FIRST. Robertson beat out IN iniicld hit.
hut Iiolke famed. after being struck
on the head with a foul tip of his own
bat.
McAlullin flied to Robertson. and Il.
to Kohhy. but F'clsch doubled to left
and Collins scored. Gandil skied to
kaun.
Fourth inning.-Rariden singled and
Sl1i IN ka eel Gi
Burns singled and R;iriien scored. but
Burns took second when J. Collins
inmhled the ball, ,iie rzos bounded '.,n,e to
Turns on third. kaun hit To Gandil
who tossed wild 10 Cicotte. covering
!'r*i Burns seorsd ard HerIos went
double play. McMullin to r.. Collins to
Gandil
In The scx's half, Zimmerman tossed
tIolke and Cicottc Skicd to Burns.
Fifth inning.-Flctcher skied to
Jackson Robert ,se,a singled and stole
Rariden walked. but saliee Whitfield
retiring the side.
j; Collins started by. whiting, and Nc
;.!ed and Jackson beat out hot one
10 aallcc. Sal tossed F'elsch out.
Sixth innins.w--.Burns skicd to Jack
son and l.. Collins threw HerzoG out.
kauff singled to left and stole second.
but Zimmerman was easy for L. Collins
and Gandil
singled and took third when Schalk
singled TO center. Risberg went in to
hit for Cicotto and singled to right;
scoring Weaver. j.. Collins bounced
oul to Holke. and Hcrzog tossed out
AIcMullin.
Seventh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doubled
and Robertson was safe when Williams,
who replaced Cicotte. dropped his pop
fly which was an attempted sacrifice.
Ifolke then famed. but Rariden sin
glcd. scoring Fletcher. Sal famed to
end the agony.
f a the the biz s5un f. f%G he p SSs
ped out to Fletcher. jackson and
Fclsch singled In order and GanGil
doubled. scoring both runners. Fletcn-
'hird. Schalk walked and Lynn WAS
sent: III TO bat for Williams. Schalk
stole second and Rariden threw TO Sal
lee. who, in turn, tossed to lerzog.
Herzog fumblcd the throw and Schalk
was safe. The ball rolled out into
center n short ways and Fletcher field
plate. but Gandil had scored easily.
Lynn famed.
Eighth inning.-Herzos started by
whining Kaud was easy for Faber
Zimmerman hoisted TO j. Collins.
j. Collins started the SoX's half with
a single and McMullin sacrificed, Zim-
norman to Holke. r. Collins singled
scoring his namesake, and took SECOND
on the play. Jackson singled. kauft
threw to Zimmerman TO head off Col
Inns and Zimmerman in turn threw
wild to catch Jackson f.. Collins scored
and Jackson went to third. rerre,t
went in to pitch at this stage OF the
massacre. Fclsch greeted him with Il
single and Jackson. counted. Gandil
lifted to Turns Eelseh went out steal
ing. Rariden to Fletcher.
Ninth inning.-Weaver threw Fetch
CT out. Robertson sliicd to Jackson.
and McMullin tossed out Holkc