The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-10-09
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Cincinnati-The first ball pitched
by Williams split the plate, but Rath
did not make a bid for it. Rath
opened the contest with a pop fly
that Risberg got in short left. Dau-
bert singled to center. 1t was line
drive that Liebold made a great eff
fort for, but could not quite reach
before it touched the ground. Groh
fouled the first one. Groh singled to
right. 1t was a short hit that cleared
over first base, and Daubert held sec
ond. Rousch doubled past first base
to the right field pavilion fence, scor-
ing Daubert and putting Groh on
third. James is warming up for Chi
cago. Duncan doubled to left field,
scoring Groh and Rousch. 1t was a
line drive that went over Weaver's
head and Jackson fielded it in the ex-
treme left field corner. This was
enough for Williams and Big Bill
James went into the box for Glea-
sons team. James could not locate
the plate properly and walked Kopf.
Neale took a terrific swing at the
second strike. Neale famed, the
third strike being called on him. Rar-
iden lifted a Texas Lacquer hit over
first base, scoring Duncan and put
ting Kopf on third. The crowd gave
Eller a handicap ovation when he
went into the batter's box. Rariden
stole second. Eller ended the inning
by flying out to Felsch. Four runs,
five hits, no errors.
Chicago-The Reds displayed the
most consecutive hitting of. the Sc
ries in this inning. Their wallops off
Williams were all clean hits. Liebold
started for the Sox with a clean sin
gle to left. Ed Collins doubled to
left, while Liebold went to third.
Ring was warming up for Cincinnati.
Weaver famed. Eller got his first
victim when he slipped the third
strike over on Weaver. Jackson lifted
a puny fly that Kopf captured in back
). of third, Liebold holding third and
= Ed Collins second. Felsch tried to
dodge the ball, but it hit his bat He
swung at the second one, but failed
to connect. Felsch famed. The Sox
hit Eller hard at the beginning of
their batting, but he tightened up on
the third man and pitched himself
out of a bad hole. No runs, two hits,
no errors.
Second Inning; First Half.
Rath famed. Daubert flied out to
Jackson. Groh called for the ball and
examined it, but the umpire ruled it
wsx o. K. Groh singled to Gandil.
The latter got the ball back to first,
but could not get up in time Groh
turned his ankle when he stepped on
first base and play was delayed for
a few minutes, but he resumed and
took his position on first base. Roush
doubled to left field, scoring Groh on
the hit, but Roush was caught be-
tween second and third when Leibold
threw to Risberg and in the run
down Schalk and Weaver got assists,
while Ed Collins finally put the ball
on him. One run; two hits; no err
rorG
Second Inning; Second Half.
Gandil line flied to Daubert. Eller
had trouble locating the plate and
walked Risberg. Again the ball was
examined by Schalk and the umpire,
but it was returned to Eller Schalk
up. Rariden dropped Schalk's high
foul and was given an error. Schalk
again wanted the umpire to examine
the ball and he tossed it back to Eller.
Schalk singled TO left. Duncan came
in fast. but the ball hit the ground
first Risberg reached second. James
hit a high foul to Groh, and neither
runner advanced. Liebold struck out,