The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-10-12
new YORK NATIONALS WIN
SECOND GAME FROM WHITE
SGX, WHO FAIL TO SCORE.
Fred M. Schupp Proves That He Can Pitch and That
Last Sundays Weakness II Chicago Was Only q
Temporary One Series Now Even, TWo-AH-Phy
Tomorrow In Chicago

The White Sox opened their half with
a hit. John Collins singled to leftfield,
McMulhn went to the plate and then
walked back to the bench, three having
been called on him. John Collins then
annexed second, Captain Herzog drop
ping Rariden's throw for an out, the
Giants keystoner being charged with
an error, the only one made in the
whole game. Edue Collins flew out to
Burns in leftdeld Jackson retired the
side, Herzog to Holke. No run, one hit,
aud one error Charged against New
York;. .p.', ..',.r.# sH.
In their half, the Giants secured n
hit but went scoreless. Burns was first
up and singled. Herzog sacrificed, Fa'
Der TO Gandil, advancing Burns TO sec
ond. Kauff flew out to Felsch in cen.
,erfield and after the ball was caught
Burns beat II to third, but he remained
a fixture, for Zimmerman made the
bird out, Eddie Collins to. Gandil. No
run, one hit. '"- :.
Seventh Inning -
N Three White sox faced schupp and
he inning was a short one. Felsch
annned. Gandil went out, Fletcher to
Holke, and Weaver popped ont to Her
sog at second, retiring the side. No
/. un, no hit. ....-.
In their half, the Giants made run
IN three hits. Fletcher singled to left,
Geld aud took second and third in sue.
'ession on wild pitch by Faber. Rob
srtson was out, Faber to Gandil. Holke
vas hit by pitched ball and took first
Rariden went out, Eddie Collins to Gan
.ail, Fletcher scoring and Holke going
TO second on the play. The side was
-etired by Schhpp, who went out
Weaver 70 Gandil. One run, one hit.
Eighth Inning ~. ,'F.. '..'E=.
-Four men faced Schupp in this in
ming. Schalk flew out to Burns in left
field. "Swede" Risberg went to bal
= for Faber and flew out to Robertson il
rightfield. John Collins got his second
hit of the day, which he placed into
left Of. centerfield, but McMullin flew
out TO Herzog at second and the side
was retired. No run, one hit.
The. Giants filled the measure OF
Gotham = desires in this half, elinchins
the game with two rims on three hits
Danforth appeared on the mound fol
the White Sox, Faber having been pub
ed nut of the game, the, first Chicago
pitcher to suffer this fate in this Sc
ries "
Dnnforth famed Burns, the first NAV
? MP, but Herzog singled and Kauff came
through with his second home run OF
the day. This one went plump into the
rightfield graudstand and registered
two tables. for Captain Herzog proceed
al Ko,.ff hop,a. 1;,n,,, n ~, an,,' ooourad
the third hit of the one inning from
nanforth. this heiug triple. Fletcher
famed, but Schalk dropped the ball
Schalk, however. picked the ball no and
threw it to Gandil in time to put
Fletcher out at first. Zimmerman
tried to make home from third but
was nut out at the plate, Gandil to
Schalk, retiring the side. Two runs
three hits.
Ninth Inning
80, 1t was sad Chicago procession that
trooped in as the elated Giants went
out into the field for the last time in
the game. The inning began quite
promising, for Eddie Collins walked
Jack son was out. Zimmerman to HOl-
Ike, but Collins advanced. to second o"
ne plav and shortly afterward stole
third. Felsch went out on a foul 10
Zimmerman, off third base. With
two men away, Gandil flew out to
Kauff in centerfteld and the hope of
the White Sox went up in smoke The
Giants had mt only won their second
game and whitewashed the White Sox
twice in two DAYS, but they had tied
the series, two all. The game was fla
ished.