The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14

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The bali rolled off his bat to Gandil.
who threw to Weaver, covering sec
ond. and war Bill was an easy out
Cfcettc is Busy Man.
Cicotte was busy shining the ball on
his right trouser leg as he pitched.
pitching the splitter. He tanner Burns.
Weaver fumbled Herzog's roller, but
made a quick recovery and almost got
Sallee at second. This situation pro-
duced the redoubtable Benny Kaun
again. with the airholes in his cap.
Benny took = strike and then ball.
and then another ball and then he
the frst time In two games that Benny
had looked anything like easy to Eddie
Cicotte.
thrown out by Fletcher. in the second,
the short fumbiing weaver's HEX and
then making great recovery. CT
cote, who 10 rdtsd dangerous hitter.
waited until the count on him was
three balls and two strikes. and then
drew @ pass.
when the first pitch TO John Collins
was called a bail, sailee put his hands
on his hips and glared at OLoughiin.
He got over q strike, and then Collins
fouled to RAriden.
Poor Heine Zimmerman got terrific
bootnK when he came up In the third.
Zim and Eddie Collins seem TO be d.
viding the boos of the series. 2trn taxi
ing them in Chicago and Eddie getting
them IN New York
The pride of the Bronx hit the nrst
bail pitched high In the air back of
second. Felsch did not stir for Sec
ond from his position. evidently losfng
the bali in the sun. John Collins crossed
! over and Eddie Collins backed up. but
the ball fell safe between them. "a
with one ball called. Fletcher tried
! a short bunt. He missed. o'LouNlin
/ called II a bah. but quickly reversed
himself Fletcher missed another hunt,
and then took a ball. The next was a
ball Cfcotte turned suddenly and
caught Zimmerman fatfooted of first
with quick throw to Gandil.
| Heine rushed. bewildered toward
/ second. GandiI tossed 20 Weaver. and
weaver muffed the toss. Zimmerman
/ scra mbled back to first In safety
I Fletcher then smashed a liner toward
| this 1t was apparently sure hit, but
! McMuilin nailed X with hts gloved
hand. and then dolbled up Zimmerman
with a toss to first. as II was a hit and
run play and Heine wns in motion. II
was mighty lucky break for the
white sox as Davy Robertson beat out
an tnfeia roller to Cfcotte by terrshe
burst Of speed Immediately afterwards
/ Dayv started to steal second and
Hofl<e struck out Schalk threw the
ball to secord. and it went out into
ing madly toward third as the Sos
were tossing away their gloves and
coming into the bench. the F!rginiar
not realizing that Holke had famed
Buck Weaver urged him on with wild
whoops When Davv reached THIRD
and realized his amusing waste OF
energy, he was slightly embarrassed
The crowd in the right feld bleach.
ers teered him as he went to his sta
ton but Robertson stopped they
with nice catch of MeMulSin's tower
ing lift.
sallee could not get himself steamed
up and was all cut OF control. He
was constantly in the hole and passed
Eddie Collins with five pitches. bring
ing up the siashing Jackson.
"Shoeless Joe" lifted fly TO Rob
ertson, Davy making frantic motions
to KaufY to keep off as he went after
the ball Felseh hit the first one Of
ifered him to left field fdr a two-bag
ger, scoring Collins The bah Travelled
over Burns head and hit the low fenct
IN front Of the left held bleachers or
the fly Then II bounced back intc
the gsid BarGs picked IT ag at1t
threw home, but Il was TOO late.
This was the first run the Sox hat
scored on the Giant pitchers in TWEEN
ty-four inn:ngs Gandil closed the in
ming with a high fly to Kauff and
Felscn got q Wild greeting from tbs
hleacherites as he changed station!
with Benny.
Rariden singled again to open th'
Giants end of the fatal fourth. tn,
inning OF big events in this series, ant
Sailee managed 30 sacrifice him alons
with hunt TO Gandii. Burns singled
to center. and John Collins droppet
the bah after taking II on the bounce
Rariden rambled home from second
and Burns reached the middle sack
b, Poor Collins has had all kinds o
f'elaing troubles IN right since the Sc
r!es began.
Herzog's bounder got away from
! Weaver as Burns crossed between tn
fielder and the ball, Just as a So,
player had crossed IN front Of Fletch
err earlier in the game. and HerZol
was safe at first, while Burns tool
! third
kaur swung nadly at the first tw,
:. balls pitched by Cicotte and took al
o EQhdllN llidd S"lHE at kRAS ftArAh olts
He hit to GanSil. who fumbled tn
ball Burns scored. Gandil recov
cred the ball and tossed II hap
at the bag which both Cicotte an
Eddie Collins were trying to cover
The ball bounced away to the Clan
bench and Herzog took third. Kaui
, going on to second The luckless Zin
then hit into a double play. whic
flashed from Weaver to Collins I
Gandil.
Weaver. Schalk and Cicotte wer
disposed of one after the other wit
ease in their end of the fourth. Sal
lee seemed to be getting hot" oil
SAILS aged left soup bone" require
plenty Of baking before it gets thor
oughly ioosened up.
Robertson, the Wild man of the Sc
ries, got his third hit IN the f1ftl
after Fletcher had gone out. 1t wa
single TO right. Holke popped I
Weaver. Robertson stole second q
Cicotte pitched the third ball to Rari
den, Schalk's throw being poor. Ed
die Collins fell going over to take 1
and then tried to reach ii while lyin
fiat on his back.