New Britain herald., 1919-10-09
second Inning.

got Rath in the three and two hole and slipped the third strike over on him. Daubert flied out to Jackson who got the ball after a short run. Groh called for the bali and examin- ed it out the umpire ruled it was o. K. GrOh singled to Gandil. The lat ter got the ball in back of first, but could not get up in time. Groh turn cd 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. Eoush doubled to left field, scoring Groh on the hit, but ROush was caught between sec ond and third when Liebold threw to Risberg anG in the run down Schalk and Weaver got assists while Ed. Collins finally put the ball on him. One rum two hits, no errors.
 Second half.-Gandil fne-hied to Daubert Eller had trouble locating the plate and walked Risberg. Rari- den dropped Schall<'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 reaching second. James
 
 base runner advanced. Liebold fan ned, taking q healthy swing at the last one and hitting only atmosphere. No runs, ono hit, one error.
 Third Inning.
 First half.-Weaver took Duncan's high bounder and threw him out at first. Weaver came over fast, getting Kopf's grounder and threw to Gan dil for the putOut. Neale, thinking the ball had been touched before it rolled foul stayed on first base and the crowd booed He resumed his place in the batter's box and fouled the next ball. He then walked. Nealc was caught stealing, Schalk to Ed. Collins. No runs no hits, no CT TOTS.
 Second half.-Ed. Collins line flied to Duncan. It was a hard hit drive, but almost directly into the hands of the Red left fielder. Weaver hoisted a high fly that Rath made a circus catch of, going back and bare ly getting it. Jackson put one into the right field bleachers for home run. It was the longest hit made dur ing the series at this park. Neale who was playing deep, backed up to the fence and waited for the ball to go over his head. kopf took Felsch's grounder and tossed to Daubert for the third out. One run, one hit, no errors. The crowd gave Jackson a big hand as he took his place in left field.
 Fourth Inning.
 First half.-Rariden lined into J l>., Ter was hit by the first pitched ball and trltted to first. Rath attempted to sacrifice but the ball rolled foul Rath singled to second base, Risberg managing to stop it but could not recover it in time for q putout, Eller taking second. Daubcrt singled to center and Filler was caught at the plate when Liebold made a wonderful throw to Schalk. Rath reached third and Daubert took second on the throw to the plate. Groh popped out to Ed. Collins. No runs, two hits, no errors.
 Second half.-Gandil hoisted to Neale, who caught the ball in right center while on a run. Eis berg struck out, the last strike being a foul tip that Rariden held on to. Groh gathered in Schalks grounder and threw him out at first No runs, no hits, no errors
 Fifth Inning First half.-Ed. Collins got Roush s grOunder and threw to Gandil for the putOut. Duncan line flied to Ed Collins. 1t was a wicked drive that , Collins speared. kopf tripled to right the ball going over first base and reaching the extreme right field cor ner before Fclsch retrieved 1t. Nealc singled between third and short and i KOpf scored. Ftariden examined the ball and then threw it back to James. Neaie stole second. Schalk's throw was a little to the left of the bag James almost caught Neale with a l quick throw to second. Risberg threw Rariden out at first. One run, two 1 hits. no errors.
 Second half.-James fouled one that hit his foot and bounced on fair 1 ground The umpire called it foul 1 James struck out. kopf made a i great stop of Liebold's grass cutter l and got the ball over to first ahead of ] the runner. Kopf also took Ed Col 1 lins' grounder and threw to first for the putout No runs, no hits, no CT 1 TOTS.
 Sixth Inning. ] First half.-Eller singled through l he box Every Gin cinrati p!a ye,, h 2 s