Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-15

second frame He permitted the count to
reach two and three before he let the
third strike float over without making any
effort to connect. Gandil singled TO center
on the first pitch, but he went out, Herzog
to Holke, Gandil moving TO second. Schalk
had one strike called, then rolled out Him-
norman to Holke
HOLKE CRACKS OUT DOUBLE
Fletcher took q swing at the first one
tried to connect on the second, but dropped
the sphere down the first-base line, where
Schalk pounced on the ball and got the as
sist. Robertson fouled the first one, then
died, Eddie Collins to Gandil. Holke had
one called when he shot a double to left
Rariden hit the first pitch to Eddie Collins
and the star inhelder had another assist
Faber was using fast curve and was
working easily.
Faber started the third poorly for the
Sox He let two balls float over, had one
strike called, foulcd the second, then famed
John Collins fouled the first pitch and on
the second lifted sky sCrapper to Herzog
which Buck gathered in easily. McMullin
had one ball. then went down on the next
three via the strikeout road Benton was
using a fast curve that baffled the Sox. His
delivery was cutting the corners and he had
almost perfect control
Benton had two balls called before he
duplicated Faber's feat and famed Burns
took one ball, then lifted to Felsch. Herzog
fouled the first, had two balls called, then
| flied to Felsch
sOX SCORE THREE IN FOURTH
Eddie Collins started the glorious fourth
4 for the White Sox. He shot a grounder
| which Heinie picked up like a regular big
| Lacquer but made bush league toss over
| Holke's head, and Eddie reached second.
| jackson lifted one to Robertson, but Davy
| forgot all about the winners end Of the
| series and proceeded to make a real mum.
| Felsch hit one to Benton, and the Rube
tossed to Zimmerman. Heinle tried to run
| down Collins but Eddie managed to reach
| the plate in safety, Jackson going to third
| and Felsch to second. Gandl then bounced
| a single to right, scoring jackson and
Fesch, but he was run down trying to
| reach second.
Weaver took one ball. then flied to Burns.
| Schalk had one strike and three balls called
| before he singled to left, Faber had the
| count two and three before he walked
John Collins went out Fletcher to Holke
| On the fourth ball to Faber, Urban thought
he had famed and headed for the bench,
Kauff was the first up and went out
| Eddie Collins to Gandil. When Zimmerman
came to the bat he had sad memories OF
| Chicago, for the fans started TO ride him
as hard as they had been riding Collins
zim helped to keep his average very low
by flying to John Collins. Fletcher dropped
one in the infield and beat II out. Robertson
hit the first one In the air and II landed IN
| Felschs hands for the third out
McMullin was the lead-off man for th'
| Sox i'm the fifth He forced Benton int
the two-three count before he lined to kauf
in center. Benny took the ball after drop
ping to his knees following a hard run
Eddie Collins had one strike and two balls
| then flied to Burns Collins's brilliant worl
under the fire of an enemy gathering wor
| for him the respect Of his foes, and wher
he went to the bench the crowd ceased tC
hiss and started to cheer, Zimmerman
| now was the goat" Joe jackson swung
at the first, had one ball called fouled thu
second, then went out Herzog 10 Holke
Benton had Jackson lunglng at his fast one
but Joe could not connect.
GIANTS SCORE TWO RUNS
Holke faced Faber and took three striker
| In a row, his best effort was a foul. Rari
den let the FIRST strike breeze over, theI
worked Faber fer the first pass OF thu
| game. Wlhoit was sent In to bat fo
Benton and after taking two strikes worked
Faber for a base on balls. George Burn
hit one to Weaver and Wilhot was forceC
at second Buck Hersog had one ball
when he shot three-base hit to right
Rariden and Burns scoring, Benny Kauf
had a chance to drive in the tieing run
but his effort was foul to Gandil,
Perrtt was working for the Giants at tn
start Of the sixth Fesch was the first maj
to face him and walked. Happy had tn
impression that Rariden's arm was not II
form and attempted TO take second, bu
Bill's peg to Fletcher ruined Happy Gandi
took three free swings and retired to th
seclusion of the bench. Weaver had on
strike and three balls. on the fifth pitch
which was right over the center, Weave
connected, but II shot to Herzog and he wa
tossed out at first
Zimmerman was "hIssed" to the plate
He took one strike and one ball befor
sending a grounder to Eddie Collins
Fletcher went after the first pitch an
fouled to Gandil Robertson had one strik
and three balls on him before he single'
10 right. II was a sharp rap between Gan
dill and Eddie Collins, Holke let one pa
pass then missed the second and on IN
third hit TO Eddie Collins, expiring at hrst'
schalk was the first man up for the So;
in the seventh. The Chicago catcher tool
one strike, then let Perritt send up tou
wide ones in a row. Faber took one pal
then famed on the next three. Lelbold re
placed John Collins at the bat. lie 100
one ball and one strike, then lifted 10 Her
zog. The Giants captain dropped the ~
purposely in the hope OF making douoi
play but the umPires ruled II was an ihneL ih
nv and that Liebold automatically was ou
McMullln again was a strike-out victim
GIANTS LOSE CHANCE TO TIE
RarIden led on for the Giants and ground
ed out TO Gandil, unasslsted. Perrlt re
fused 10 bat like ordinary pitchers and III
safely TO center George Burns had tw'
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