The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-07
CHICAGO CAPTURES
SECOND GAME OF
THE WORLD SERIES.
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the 6elders collded, beat Kilifer's
throw for hit. Whiteman going to
to second. Scott sacrificed, killifer
to pick, the latter covering first.
Thomas up, ball l. ball ,, foul, strike
|, ball three. Thomas hit to Pick
and Whiteman was out at the plate,
Pick to Killiier. Mclnnis went to
third and Thomas to first on the
iieder's choice. Agnew put up a
tall foul which Flack caught on the
line. No runs. no hits, no errors.
SECOND HALF-Merkle walked.
Pick dumped a swinging bunt down
the third base line and when Thomas
missed the ball the official scorer
called it a hit Merkle went TO sec
ond. Deal popped to Shean. Killifer
hit to right for two bases. Merkle
- coring. and Pick went to third. This
was the first extra base hit OF the
series. Tyler singled over second,
scoring Pick and. Killifer. He tried
to reach second on the throw to the
plate, but was out, Strunk to Ag-
new. Flack to Mann, and beat the
first baseman to the bag. MclnnlS
made no attempt to throw to Bush,
who was running to cover first. On
Flack's attempt to steal, Agnew
threw high and wide, but the run
ner oversld the base and Shean
tagged him. Flacl was credited
with a stolen base, Agnew with an
asst and Shean with an out. Three
runs, four hits, no errors.
Third Inning.
FIRST HALF Bush walked,
Hooper forced him, Tyler to Hol-
locher, thes hortstop making line
stop of a wild throw. Hooper took
first on a felders choice. Shean
forced Hooper, Hollocher to Pick.
and reached first when the second
baseman's throw filtered through
Merkle. Strunk fouled to Killiier.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Sc c ON d HALF-Hollocher
grounded out, Shean to McInnis.
Mann bunted hard to McInns and
was out at first. Pasker popped to
Shean. No runs, no nits, no errors.
Fourth Inning.
FIR s r HALF - Whiteman
popped to Pick. McInnis out, Hol-
locher to Merkle. Pick made a one
handed running stop OF SCOTS
groundcr and threw him out at first. /.
The play cut OFF what looked like a
sure hit No runs, no hits, no er-
rors.
SECOND HALF - Whiteman
dropped Merkle's fly close to the
line. and the batsman reached sec
ond on the error. Pick bunted to |
Bush whose quick throw to Thomas
got Merkle at third. Pick took first
on 4 felder's choice. On the hit
and run Deal flied to Hooper, but
Pick managed to beat the throw back
to first. Pick was out sealing sec
s ond on he frs pich o Killifer, Ag-
eiiew o Scott. No runs, no hits, one .
error.
Fifth Inning.
FIRST HALF - Thomas out,
Deal to Merkle. Agnew skied to
Flack. Deal missed Busa'S ground
er anh tse batter reacted first on
the pitch. Flack ran to deep right
for Hooper's fly. No runs, no hits,
one error.
SECOND HALF-Thomas threw
out Killifer at first. Tyler fouled
to Agnew near third base. Flack
out. Bush to MclnniS. No runs,
no hits, no errors.
Sixth Inning.
FIRST HALF-Shean drove
nit to center, Paskert holding it to
a single by a one-handed stop.
Strunk forced Shean. Pick to Hoi-
locher. and reached first on field
er choice. Whiteman hit into
double play. Hollocher to Pick to
Merkle. No runs, one hit, no er-
rors.
SECOND HALF - Hollocher
tripled down the first base line, the
ball rolling to the far corner of the
field. The Boston infield came in
on the grass. Mann out, Scott to
McIunis. Hollocher holding third.
Hollocher tried to score on Pack
ert's grounder to Short, but was
out. Scott to Agnew, Paskert