Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-07
The Score by Inninss
tBy Associated press,

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Cincinnati, Oct. 1.-THE Chicago
Americans won the sixth game OF
the Worlds Series here today,
making a great uphill fight and
annexing it in the tenth inning
rally by score of 5 to a. Kerr
pitched the full game, despite be-
ing hit hard for his team mates
were also in a hitting mood. Rue
ther, who won the opening game
of the series for Cincinnati, was
knocked out Of the box in the 9th
inning. with the score standing 4
to 3 in the Reds favor, no outs
and a man on second. A timely
hit brought this man home and in
the 10th double right off the reel
and a single shortly after enabled
the American Leaguers to put
across the winning run.
The line up:
Chicago---J. Collins. rf; Il. Collins, 2b
Weaver, 3b; Jackson. If; Felsch. cf;
Gandil 1b: Risberg, S. Schalk, C: Kerr
p.
Cincnnati-Rath. 2b; Daubert. 1b;
Groh 3b: Rousch, cf; Duncan, If; Kopf
IS; Neale. rf Rariden, C: Ruether, p.
Umpires-Evans behind the plate;
Quigiey at first; Nallin at second base;
Rigler at third base.
AT 1:35 the Reds took the field for Of
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lieved them at practice and the band
once more played please Go Away and
Let Me Sleep" Kerr and Ruether were
warming UP at this time. The Um-
pires came on the field at 1:55 p. m
The same ground rules prevailed to-
day that prevailed the first two games
of the series.
Batteries for today's game are Kerr
and Schalk for Chicago; Ruether and
Rariden for Cincinnati.
First Inning
J. Collins opened hostilities by pop
ping high fly in back Of second base
that Rath captured. Rousch came in
fast and got Eddie Collins low fly.
Weaver nailed the first ball and drove
It to left. but 1t hit. few feet foul.
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ter field. The Cincinnati shortstop
could not quite get 1t. Jackson sent
an easy pop up to Groh. No runs. one
hit. no errors.
Reds--Rath hoisted to Risberg on the
third ball pitched. 1t was an easy
out. Daubert bounced the first ball
pitched to Kerr, who, tossed him out at
first Groh doubled to center. 1t was a
liner that landed between Felsch and
j. Collins. and was retrieved quickly
by the latter. Rcusch singled to Ris-
berg, but Groh was caught by overrun-
ming third. Risberg to Weaver.
Rousch's hit was over toward the sec
ond sack. No runs, two hits. no err
rors
Second Inning
Sox--Felsch sent long fly almost to
the bleachers but Neale got under and
captured it. Gandil put Texas lea
guer out toward right but 1t fell few
inches foul. Kopf took Gandils bounce
and tossed to Daubert for the put out.
Risberg hoisted a high one to Neale.
No runs. no hits, no errors.
Reds---Duncan UP. The crowd gave
Duncan an ovation as he stepped up to
the plate. Duncan was safe when Ris-
berg fumbled his easy grounder. Kerr
became unsteady and walked Kopf
Neale forced Duncan at third, Kerr to
Weaver. Neale attempted to sacrifice
but Kerr made a quick throw to third.
Rariden forced Neale. Collins to Ris-
berg. Kopf taking third. Risberg
claimed that Neale interferred with
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Ruether bounced one to Kerr, who
threw to first for the put out. No runs,
no hits one error.
Third Inning
Sox-Schalk up. Ruether failed to
get the ball over the plate and walked
Schalk Kerr sacrificed, Groh to Rath.
ISchalk going to second 1t was a well
laid bunt. j. Collins hoisted a high
fly to Rousch in short left center. Dun
can made a great running catch and
captured e. Collins fly in left center.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Reds--Rath up. Duncan was cheered
to the echo as he walked to the bench.
The outfield played in for Rath. Rath
proved easy. Eddie Collins taking his
grounder and tossing it to Gandil. Dau-
drive right over e. Collins head. Groh
struck out, the third strike being call
ed on him. Rousch up. Daubert stole
second. He slipped off the bag after
reaching it but scrambled back before
e. Collins could tag him. Rousch was
hit by one of Kerr's fast ones but he
trotted to first. Duncan doubled to
right center. bringing in Daubert and
Rousch. 1t was q mighty wallop
Feisch ran way back and caught
Kopf's long fly. Two runs, two hits.
no errors.
/, Fourth Inning
Sox-Duncan took Weaver's line
drive that went almost to the left field
crowd Rariden went back almost to
the grand stand and nailed Jaclsson's
high foul Felsch singled through the
pitchers box, the ball rolling to center
field. Kopf threw out Gandil. stopping
in time to get his grounder after start
ing for second to cover the bag as