The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-13

The Giants showed a lot of vim in
their fielding practice The Sox drew
continued applause as they took their
practice in the field. Ped Russell
warmed up for the White Sox, while
Sallee and Perritt tried out their arms
for the Giants. While the umpires
were getting the batting orders from
the rival managers the band played
"The Star Spangled Banner"
kauff Gets Ovation.
Mingled cheers and jeers greeted
the Giants as they came upon the
field. Felsch looked over the bat with
which Kauff drove out two home runs
on Thursday, and Benny let him try
it in batting practice. Felsch prompt
ly spun one of Danforth's offerings to
the centerfield fence. The Giants
trainer covered the visitors bench
with a big blanket so that the players,
when awaiting their turn at bat, could
ward off the chill beneath the folds.
First Inning.
New York Burns up. Burns walked
on four pitched balls. HerZog up.
Herzog singled to rightfield and Burns
dashed to third Cicotte and Williams
We're now warming up. kauff up.
Burns scored on kauff's twO-base hit
to the rightneld fence, Herzog going
to third. Zimmerman up. Russell
was taken from the box at this stage
and Cicotte was sent in. CicOtte had
only a few seconds to warm up in the
cutfield before taking his place on the
rubber. The crowd booed thinner
man. Weaver took Zimmerman's hot
grounder and Herzog was run down
between third and home, the play be-
ing Weaver to Schalk Kauff moved
on to third. Fletcher up. McMullin
took Fletcher's hot smash and threw
to Schalk, who touched Kauff out as
he slid into the plate. Robertson took
Thorpe's place at the bat and thinner
man Scored on Robertson's single to
centerfeld On Felsch's throw to the
plate Fletcher went to third and Rob-
ertson to second: Holke up. Cicotte
threw out Holke at first. Two runs,
three hits, no errors. -
Chicago. Collins up, who popped
to Zimmerman on the first ball
pitched. McMullin up. McMullln
strolled to first. f. Collins up. Sal
lees curve broke wide and he could
not seem to control it. Collins singled
to center, McMullin going to second.
Perritt was now warming up for New
York, Jackson up. Jackson flied out
to Burns. Felsch up. Fletcher booted
Felsch's grounder and The bases were
filled. Gandil up. Gandil popped to
Holke. No runs, one hit, one error.
Second Inning.
New York-Rariden up, who sim
gled past Collins. Sallee up. Sallee
forced Rariden at second, Gandll to
Weaver. Burns up. Burns whlfted,
biting on a knuckle ball for third
strike. Herzog up. Weaver made
bobble on Herzog's grounder, Sallee
moving on to second. Kauff up. COL
Inns threw out Kauff at first. No runs,
one hit, one error.
Chicago-Gandil up. Sallee threw
out Gandil Weaver up. Weaver SIN
gled through Zimmerman. Schalk up.
Schalk singled through Herzog, WeaV-
err going to third. Weaver claimed
that Fletcher interferred with him as
he was going to third. Risberg went
TO hat in place of Cicotte. Weaver
scored on Risberg's single to right,
schalk going to second. John COL
Inns D. Collins went out to Holke, un.
assisted, Schalk moved to third and
Risberg to second. &McMullin up. Her.
zog threw out ,McMullin. One run,
three hits, no errors. Il. ~a<r
Seventh inning.
New York-Williams went into the
box for Chicago. Fletcher up. Fetch
er got a two-bagger against the left
field barrier. Robertson up. Robert
son popped out to. Williams, who
dronped the ball, Fletcher holding
second. Robertson tried to sacrlflce.
Holke D. A foul tip off Holke's bat
struck him on the head and the
Giants first baseman fell unconscious
At the plate. 1t looked as though
Holke was badly hurt. He recovered,
however, and resumed his place at the
bat. Holke struck out. Rariden up
Rariden singled to right, scoring
Fletcher, Robertson going to second
on the play Sallee up. OLaughlln
cautioned the Sox bench for coaching.
Sallee beat up the air and sat down.
Burns up and struck out. One rum
two hits, one error.
Chicago-Eddie Collins up who
flied out to Fletcher. Jackson up.
sallee complained that the ball was
over the plate Jackson singled into
leftfield. FNefsch up. Felsch carved
a. single to left, Jackson going to sec
ond, Gandil up. Jackson and Felsch
both scored on Gandifs long double