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fly and crashed into the seats back OF
the foul line after making the catch He
held the ball, however, and what prom
ised to be a big Chicago inning ended
tamely.
Seventh Inning. First Half-Roush led
on for the third time for the Reds and
grounded out. Collins to Gandil. Weaver
killed hit for Duncan by a great stop
back OF third base and a long. accurate
throw. Kopf hit the fret ball for an
easy out, Risberg to Gandil.
ElIer Warns Up.
Seventh Inning. Second HaIf-The
stretch period started with Ring hitting
Schalk In the back with his third serve.
Cicotte's short fly to right field went to
Rath. Leibold fouled to Roush. Out In
right field Eller started to warm up with
Rariden, but Moran was taking no
chances on sudden Chicago rally. Ed
die Collins ended the inning by hitting
the first bah and going out. Groh to
Daubert. 1t was figured the Sox would
nave TO do II In the next inning with
thelr wrecking crew or have a shutout
forced on them.
Eighth Inning, First Half-Neale was
easy, Cicotte to Gandll. wingo singled
' to centre for his second hit. Ring was
applauded as he came to bat. Cicotte
was on his mettle. however, and Jimmie
smashed Into a double play. Cicotte to
Risberg to Gandil.
Eighth Inning, Second HaIf-RinR
started off badly on Weaver, the first
two being balls. A called strike and a
foul evened II up. and then Buck poled
ny to right that was about to fall
safe' when Rath went in between Dau-
Ia Co..
was tough break for the Sox There
were two strikes on Jackson when he
put up fly to left which the wind blew
out OF Kopfs reach, the ball, however,
railing on foul grounds. Ring gave Jack
son a ball and then struck him out on
high fast one at which he made a
terrific swing. Felsch missed the second
strike. but after being in the hole sin
gled over third base for the third hit off
Ring. Gandil was called out on strikes,
Ninth Inning, First Half-Two runs
was not such big margin to work on
ana Moran implored his charges to 20
out and fatten their lead in the Anal
frame. Cicotte, however. was working
grandly and pitching with baffling skill.
Rath, first to face the great right
handler fouled out TO Schalk. Daubert
leaned into fast one and the bali went
soaring on line to the outfield but
Jackson got under II for a good catch.
Schalk thrilled the fans by picking
Groh's foul out of the air within a few
inches Of a grand stand box.
Ninth Inning, Second Half-There
were some cheers when Rlsberg came to
hat, but they were half hearted The
fans seemed to realize that Ring was
invincible and the White Sox cause was
hopeless one. Ring gobbled UP Ris-
berg's grounder and threw the Swede
out at first Jimmie grew wild and had
trouble locating the plate on schalk.
After putting over three balls and a
strike on Schalk Ring fed Ray his fourth
ball and the Sox catcher strolled TO first.
Gleason yelled that Ring was cracking
and ordered the White Sox to go after
him. The Brooklyn boy only turned
toward Gleason and laughed. Gleason
sent Murphy In to bat for Cicotte and
the veteran flied to Roush on the first
ball pitched. .Chlcago's hopes went
glimmering when Groh hurled himself
in the way Of Leibold's liner for a gilt
tering catch that clinched the victory
for the rampant Reds