The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-12

I
! hurting for the White Sox when the
| C;iants went Ia bat in the eighth. hurnS
famed, hut Captain Herzng snlashcd :.
| single 10 center and for the stc'hlu
| limo In the game kamff found bal! -
his liking and SAINT 1t sailing away 'or
another home run. This TIM" H. h""keu
| The ball toward right field ana lne
sphere dropped lcisurcly Into me
| rrandatand back of first base while
| kaurI trnttrd around tho bases. pre-
! coded ny lIerznG. FOR III" final runs o'
| Tho contest. Zimmerman tried TO u"-
! plcatc KauT's hit. but the best ne
! could do was TO triple I" center anu Nv
WAS caught at the plate in AZ atlemp'e"
steal homo after Fletcher was thrown
out at first on Il strikenut.
First Inning.
Ferdy Srhupr was Chcrrcd as he went
10 the pitching mound and faced Iohh
! Collins lcah-oGr man for the Nhite a"N.
| Schupp nut The first ball over lor IL
! 81, rikc, which brought cheers from inc
! Giant rontrrs. Collins foul"d on me
next and then grounded ont. zimmerman
10 Hplkc. McAiullin. with one strike an
! him. smashed II hot driv" Ia left for Il
y single. CAPTAIN Eddie Collins wns called
i on, on strikes and made n vigorous pro-
| test against Umpire TiSl"r'S Judgment.
I The latter paid no attention 10 Collins
! remarks Joe Jackson went ont on an
easy grnunhcr. HcrHng tn llrlkr'
I2lIrns. opening tho inning for the
/ Giants, hit the first ball pitched for n
I hish hy 10 l'risch. lIrr2nE grounded Ia
! F. Collins, who made Il Ano pickup and
/ throw 10 first. Benny .kaHft was easily
! disposed of. McMulln I" Gandl.
Second Inning.
! Neither side gut n man on hase In the
/ second inning. Happy Frlsch HIT Sch"pp
second pitch In Fletcher and retired to
/ the bench. 'rh" hest Gandil could. do
! WAS to chop little h"un0"r Ia Schunp
! and he WAS thrown OUT. BUCK Weaver
/ struck out.
! In the Giants half OF tho Inning the
/ bali did not get ont Of tho infirld. lIcine
Zimmerman sent n roller Ia Eddie Col
! Inns and was turned back. Fletcher went
I ont third 10 first. and Robertson. who
was given the glad hand for his Ereat
work In yesterdays game. ended the
/ inning by rolling out. Faber 10 Gand1l.
Third Inning.
/ Catcher Srhalk h"artrn"d III" chicago
: rnoisra by shooting Il clean Single 10
! l":t field in Ia" opening o. IN" third. bHt
/ h., got no further than the initial bag.
! h,t. instead sent vi a short pop filr 10
p S,.hupn. who quickly turned /" double
! ~; Schnlk nj first. but tn" little catcher
saw the pop ny III time /" Sr""t hack Ia
first, before Schurp had chance tn
! throw. John Collins and MrMu!!ih
struck out. aud Srhllpr WAS cherred as
h., walked to III" bench.
In New I"rk* half al The third. SrhaiE
dropped thu third strike on Holke hu'
: ,hrrr him out at first. Rar!den fuulrd
: :, NtNulIin S,huur, made n weak at
,r.uut at bat and famed
! Fourth inning
! ,-hi,oyr.s hnli a. The forth inning de-.
/ lighted the crowd notwithstanding the
fact thHt Eddie Collins opened II with n
iwn base driv" Ia l"fI field Collins
made III" middle bag by a fast ni"c. If
/ Snrini:ng and slid into the base frac-
! ion ii n second ahead Of .l!urnS'S throw
| Then Fletcher. H"rz"g and Collins In
/ dulg,d III antics about sccnnd bias" that
! amused the crowd and finally rested n
; Collins being raght off the bag and run
! down lie took long lead while Jack
son was at ba; and lam" near being pick
ri off by Il r;fl" shot throw by itrla"n
ll"rzng and Fletcher constantly ran over
L. second - get the willy Whit" SoH
captain but collins always got back /" th'
i bag safely. with the count tw" AND
two. la"isnn lifted n high fly /" Her
zng. Fletcher and Hcra"g kept III whr-
rving Collins. who continued dancing
. back and forth as each Of the firldcrs In
turn tented toward thr bag. Finally