Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-06
BASEBALL EXTRA

loul, Nealc fanHcu' NO runs ~"
hits. No errors.
Chicago--Gandll took a swing at the
first one but missed. Bali ono, strike
two. Foul. Ball two, Gandil took
three swings at the ball but only con I
nccted with atmosphere. Risoerg ab
famed, going out on called strr -
Schalk up. Strike one, Ban =
Strike two. Schalk famed. Eller.S !
perfect control OF his fast ball an =
tired the side by striking out y ALL
Risberg and Schalk. No runs No
hits. No errors. A record for rld's
series plays was made In tho icond
inning when the catchers mad IL the
putouts.
Third Inning.
Clncinnati-Gandil took Rariden's
grounder and beat him TO the bag.
Eller received an ovation when he
came to the plate. Foul. strike one.
Eller sent one straight into the air that
Weaver captured, Rath up. Strikes
one. Rath popped an easy foul 10
Gandil. Williams also seemed to be
working In mid-season form. No runs.
No hits. No errors.
Chicago-- Williams up. Williams
struck out. the last strike being called.
Liebold also famed. Neither williams
nor I.iebold could connect. Eddie Col
lins up. Ball one. Ball two. Ball
three. Strike one. Strike two. Col
Inns famed. Eller was pitching re-
markable ball. This Is record in
worlds series game for pitcher to
retire the batsmen in two successive
innings by striking them out. No runs
No hits, No errors.
Fourth Inning.
Observation-Disclosures up. Foul, strike
one. Foul. strike two. Daubert hoisted
an easy one to F'elsch. Groh up. Strike
one. Ball one. Groh fell down to
avoid Williams second pitch. Strike
two. Groh also hoisted To teisch, the
latter making an easy catch. Roush
up. Strike one. Roush hit hard al
Williams first offering but did not
connect Strike two. He struck at the
second ball but failed. Ball one. Foul
| Foul. Ball two. Roush lost control oi
| his bat and 1t flew into the pitchers
| box. Roush hit safely thru Risbers
| The latter was charged with an error
| Roush stole second. SchGlk allowed
| lilt van W SOA away "hh '''N' N''N~'
! with passed ball. Duncan ended the
inning by popping an easy fly to jack
| son. No runs. No hits. One error.
". Chicago-Eller grabbed Weavers
| tap and tossed to Daubert for TIE put
out jackson went out the same way
| Eller throwing to Daubcrt. Felsch up
| Strike one. Foul. strike two. Felsci
struck out. No runs. No hits. No er'
i rors.
| Fifth Inning.
4 Cincinnati--Kopf up. Foul. strike
one. kopf singled to left center. II
was a drive that cleared Collins head
lNeale up. Neale attempted to sacri-
hce but the ball WAS /, foul. Foul
j strike two. Neale was out stealing
Schalk making q perfect peg. Strike
A one. Ball one. Rariden flied to Felsch
No runs. One hit. No errors. u ,
Chicago-Gandil up. Rath tool
Gandils bounder and threw TO Dau-
bert. Risberg up. Strike one. Bal
one. Strike two. Risbcrg sent a fast
grounder to Groh. who threw him out
Schalk walloped the ball to Duncan
but ii was so fast that 1t was held &c
u single. Williams ended the inning
by striking out. Ellers eighth strike
out victim. No runs. One hit. Nc
errors.
Sixth Inning. .'.r.
Cincinnati-iE,ller up. Eller again
got n great ovation when he walked to
the plate. Strike vnG. Strike two
Eller doubled and took third when
Felsch threw wild to third. 1t was a
| lrI, m fhn fsnrp
Rath up. Jackson and Felsch moved
to the left. Ball one. Strike one
Strike two. Bah two. Rath singled
to right. scoring Eller. Tho Chicago
Iintleld was playing in at the time. Dan-
bert up. Strike one. Daubert sacrl-
feed. Weaver to Gandil, Rath going lc
second. The bunt was perfectly laid
Groh up. Ball one. Ball two. Will
liams and Schalk both protested 1t was
a strike. Ball three. Williams loS'
temporary control and walked Groh
|Roush up. Strike one. Roush sent a
high fly that Went past Felsch for
three base hit. scoring Rath and Groh
The play at the plato On Groh was very
close and Schalk jumped UP and
bumped into Umpire .Rigler. Schalf
was sent to the bench. Linn was SEN
into the game. Duncan up. Strike
one. Strike two. Duncan lifted t
Jackson and Rousch scored. Duncan
is credited with a sacrifice ily. Kopl
ended the Inning by popping to Fclsch
Four runs. Three hits. Oris error.
Chicago--The Cincinnati rooters be
igan to yell "One. two, three, four!
Liebold up. Groh snatched Liebold'
grounder and threw him out Mt first
Eddie Collins hit to Roush. Weave
up. Weavcr's grounder bounced int
hKopfs hands and he was an easy on
at first. No runs, No hits. No er
rors. nrr
Seventh Inning.
| Cincinnati--Nealc out. Eddie Collin
to aandiL The ball was hard hit bu
Collins handled it nicely. RarideI
hoisted to I.iebold. Ellcr up. Fou
strike one. Strike two. Eller strucI
out. No runs. No hits. No errors.
Chicago-Jackson up. Foul. strik
one. Strike two. Ball one Rath too
Jackson's bounder and sos him .
first. Felsch up. Strike one. Ball on,
Foul strike two. Rarlden caugh
. Fclsch's foul. Gand!l up, Gandil ae'
out to Roush. II was an easy putou
No runs. No hits. No errors.
Eighth lnning.
Cincinnati-Rath hunted the first ba
pitched hut II rolled foul. strike on
Foul. strike two, Rath popped>to Jacl
son in short left Dnubert hoisted
Felsch. Groh up. Foul, strike on
Foul. strike two. Foul Orch filed
Felsch. back to second base. No run
No hits. No errors:
Chicago Riaberg, ,up. Ncnle came