Giants Falter as White Sox Clinch Win in World Series Game Two
In a rocky second game, the White Sox overcome early Giants leads, using hit and run tactics and strong defense. Faber anchors a steady start while Perritt falters, but Chicago rallies with Jackson, Weaver, and Collins delivering key hits to seal a 5 run fourth inning and a decisive victory.
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Ray Schalk
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White Sox and Giants Clash as Punch Fails to Deliver
Chicago White Sox and New York Giants battled in a rough inning filled with errors and misplays. McCarty's timely hit produced both Chicago runs while Giants misfielded and failed to mount a consistent offensive threat despite scattered chances.
Second World Series game detailed score and errors
The record notes Perritt pitching in the eighth and key plays including stolen bases by E Collins and Jackson. It lists double plays, left on base totals for Chicago Americans and New York Nationals, walks, earned runs by Schupp Anderson Perritt and Faber, strikeouts, a passed ball, and umpires with game time of 2 hours 13 minutes.
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Schalk
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McGraw
Rowland
Seibold
J. Collins
McMullin
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Comiskey Praises White Sox After World Series Clinch
Chicago manager and President Comiskey hailed a Chicago win over New York as clinching the world championship. He praised the comeback in the fourth inning and the team’s resolve, noting McGraw’s Giants faced a tough position after the pivotal rally.
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Sox vow to crush Giants in New York showdown
The speaker says the assault would have hurt any team but the Sox fight back. They plan to travel to New York to show Broadway how they beat the Giants in the first two games and aim to finish the series Wednesday night unless weather stops play.
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Attendance figures and payouts from yesterday's game
Yesterday's official figures show attendance at 32 000 and gross receipts of 73152 dollars. National Commission share 7315 dollars, players 39502 dollars, each club 13167 dollars. Chicago attendance matched Saturdays, with next game set for the Polo Grounds in New York likely to draw larger crowds and receipts.
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New York
Giants Pitching Woes Sour New York Club
The Giants face a demoralizing setback as Schupp fails to stop the White Sox, undermining hopes he could match Cicotte and dominate the series. Anderson’s collapse compounds the disaster, leaving the staff disorganized and unsure who starts in New York on Tuesday.
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Sox Supremacy Seams Through Field Strategy Clash
Rowland men dominate New York rivals led by McGraw as Chicago pursues the world baseball title. Eastern team must mount a remarkable home recovery to halt the impetuous Chicago rush.
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Mayor Curley Budget Quill Given to Boston Central Labor Union
The quill used by Mayor Curley to sign the 1917 to 1918 segregated budget has passed to the Boston Central Labor Union. The quill and its accompanying letter will be framed and displayed at the union’s headquarters.
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Sabbath Gaming Raids Netías 17 Arrests in Lagrange District
Sergeant McKinnon and officers raided a house at 15 Noanet Street arresting Louis Curley and 16 others. They claimed to be at 190 Pembroke Street earlier. All detained at Lagrange Street station on charges of Sabbath gaming.
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Second Game Play by Play Ends With Baseball Tie
Burns, Herzog, and Collins feature in a tense Chicago versus New York second game. Key events include double steals, multiple hits and runs, late-inning scoring, and sharp fielding as both sides exchange blows and pitchers adjust. The action strands between Felsch, Gandil, and McGraw's bullpen in a dramatic contest.
Cold Wave Hits Eastern France With First Snowfall
A cold wave moves into eastern France with snow on the Vosges frontier heights marking the season's first snowfall. Paris reports the cold snap spreading in the region.
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Giants Lost Their Nerve After White Sox Beating
Chicago October 7 The Giants manager admits no excuses for the World Series loss to the White Sox praising Rowland and his players for a grand exhibition. He says the Giants were outplayed in every department and that the White Sox displayed near perfect ball handling and execution.
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White Sox Triumph Over Giants In Second Clash At Polo Grounds
Manager admits advantage yet praises Chicago performance at New York venue. He credits Schupp's nerves and misplays on Jackson as turning points while lauding Faber's winning pitching and the White Sox hitting display. Umpiring praised. Rod Rowland Gleason Collins acknowledged for base running system.
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Not an Extra Base From 22 Safe Hits
In the World Series game yesterday there were 22 base hits with 14 by Chicago and 8 by New York. None of the safeties doubled as extra bases, a remarkable feature highlighted by the contest.
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New York
General's Flag at Camp Meade Heightens War Era Ties
General Tasker H. Bliss inspected Camp Meade with Secretary Baker as Miss Helen Ioquire’s visit revealed Major-General Joseph E. Kuhn, the camp commandant, is engaged to wed. Kuhn, once military attaché in Berlin, did not reveal wedding date.
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Five Drown When Coal Barge Sinks Near Southampton
Five crew members aboard the barge Athens drowned in Lake Huron after the coal carrier broke up and sank in a gale. Three others were rescued as the Athens, towed by the Lucknow, was bound from Harbor Beach to a Canadian port with coal. The tow line parted about four miles from Southampton, Ontario, before the sinking.
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