The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-08

eral sensational fielding features and
double plays In which the White SoN
specialize. These. added 10 the spec
tocular. short hut effective hitting Of
the winners and the shifting train Of
Giant pitchers furnished panorama
extremely exciting and satisfying to
the followers OF the White Sox. All
nine runs OF the contests came in the
early innings. The New York club
opened and closed their scoring in the
second session. After Fletcher had
been retired. Robertson beat out hit
10 Eddie Collins and Holke advanced
him to second with single to center.
Both scored when McCarty hammered
the ball TO left center and Schalk failed
to hold Jackson's throw to the plate as
Iolke slid across the rubber and into
the catcher. Faber Steadied at this
point and proceeded to turn back the
Giants for the remainder of the game.
aided by perfect support on the part Of
his teammates. who went after the!.
opponents in the following half OF tho
inning and tied the score
Jackson singled to center and took
third on Felsch's drive to right. Jack
son scored and I'elsch moved up base
when Gandils boundcr shot. Off
Schunr's glove. The Sox center fielder
crossed the plate when Weaver added a
single to left. This exhibition Of corr
secutive hitting was too much for
Manager McGraw. and Schupp was re-
placed by Fred Anderson.
The Giants emergency riGht-hander
held the Chicago batters in check for
an inning. but In the fourth perfect
fusillade Of hits drove him 10 tho
bench and Perritt took up the uncom-
Portable task Of trying 10 BATTLE the
White Sox battcrs.
Weaver opened the fourth inning
which resulted in the aCcumula ton Of
five runs. with a slow roller TO Herzog
and he boat it to first. Schalh punched
q single 10 right and Leihold added to
the enthusiasm by following with an
cthcr to center on the hit and run play.
other in the same territory and Schalk
Tailed from third.
At this point Anderson was called
from the box whom II was seen that his
shoots were not battling the Sox. and
Ferritt took up the mound work Eddie
Collins Immediately greeted tho now
hurler by driving the ball TO right.
scoring Leibold. On Rnhcrtson's throw
70 the plate Collins took second. and
McMullcn pulled up at third. Catcher
McCarty was hurt when I.rohold 4col-
lided with him al the plate and Rar-
iden donn"d tho mask for the Giants.
Then Jackson singled to right. putting
McMullen and Eddie Collins across tho
plate, and HrrzoE stopped tho massacre
by clutching F'elsch's pop fly and
doubling Jackson off second unassIstrd.
The failure Of Schupr to battle the
White Sox was severe disappointment
TO the Giants. for tho players had fig
urnd that their star left-handcr was
tho equal to Cicottc. and would prove n
winner when MrGruw elected To start
him. His downfall followed so closely
by that Of Anderson completely LliSor.
ganiZcd tho New York clubs pitching
staff. and none Of thu players would
venture Il prediction us To whom would
TAX" up Til" burden against tho Chicago
stick wiold"rs when tho battles arc re-
sumcd IN New York IN Tuesday.
Game In Detail.
FIRST INNING.
New York: Eurns singled sharply to
rirht. lI"r2oc hi' to- Gandil who on Il
ficIher's choice, throw Burns ont at ser-
ond. kaufrs high blow fly in
short right was unfortunate for IIerznr
J. Collins came ut top speed from RICH:
field and dropped it, Meanwhile Her
ZnE had been afraid to lepd and WAS
easily thrown out To T.. Collins. On"
hit: no runs: no errors.
Chicago: Zimmerman raced clc1r
across the diam nd Ia take !. Cnllins
high nGr-up nrnr the first basn line.
MrNtull"n md -. Collins famed No
hits: no runs.
SECOND INNING
New York: ThiS was tn" only inning
In which New York looked lk" rG,n-
tenders. although Fletcher the first
man ur. was IN easy out Weaver ic.
Gandil. Robert sous twinklir% feet car
red him (" :irst on IN infirld hit. llolko
sent a line drive 20 center hat n quck
return held Robertson ut SECOND. Nc
Cnrtv, of The gar" Log was viewed with
alarm by III" lnra supporters md mad"
good with Il single Ia l"ft which was
enough 10 send tive fast Mr.. Robertson
across the counting station. Srhali
fnrzlcd the throw III and HOlkc cane
sliding across the 0latc while Faber.
WIN rrtrirv"d he bali. stood puHElinE
he comic mystery or something rs Nc
Carly dragged his injured leg to
soft resting place on III" THIRD SACK.
That ended New Ynrk's scoring. SChnpr
,yns retired. Fahnr Ia Gandl. and liurns
want out Weaver In Gnndii. Three
hits: two runs: one error
Chicaro: Tho Americans ry"n"d ~
things without delay in their half. Jack
son singled to center and Fclsch picked
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