The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-03

COMlSkEY PARK, Chicago, Ill,
Oct. 3.-Kerr's phenomenal pitching
gave the White Sox the victory in the
third world series game here today,
the score being 8 to 0. Kerr allowed
the Reds three hits, scattered through
as many innings, and one base on
balls. and at no time during the entire
game, were they even in a dangerous
position to score. Fisher pitched fair
ball for Cincinnati, but his fielding was
not so good, an error by him being
contributing factor in the White Sox
scoring. The Sox, however obtained
seven hits and several of them@-were
at fairly opportune times.
FIRST INNING
CINCINNATI-Rath out, Risberg TO
Gandil. Risberg threw out Gandil.
Daubert flied to Felsch. Groh struck
out. He missed last strike, which was
low one over the outside corner. No
runs. no hits, no errors.
CHICAGO-Liebold sent line drive
to Neale. The latter came in fast and
got it at his shoe top, turning a sum-
mersault but holding the ball. Ed
collins out, Fisher to Daubert 1t was
an easy grounder Weaver sent high
lob to Daubert. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
SECOND INNING
CINCINNATI-Roush hit the first
ball pitched to Risberg, who threw
him out at first. Duncan singled to
center Kopf drove to Rsberg who
threw him out at first. Risberg pass
ed the ball around until it was too late
to get Duncan at second. Neale out,
Ed Collins to Gandil. No runs, one
hit. no errors.
CHICAGO-Jackson took a terrific
swing on his second strike. Jackson
opened the second inning for Chicago
with clean single to left. Felsch laid
down sacrifice, which Fisher threw
into center field in an attempt to
catch Jackson, the latter landing on
third, and Felsch second. Gandil sim
gled into right scoring Jackson and
Felsch, and taking second on the
throw to the plate Risberg walked.
Gandi was out when Fisher threw
Schalk's tap to Groh. Risberg reach
ed second and Schalk first. Rariden
threw to Groh, thinking Risberg was
going to steal. but Risberg hurried
back to second safely. Rsberg was
forced when Fisher took Kerr's easy
tap and threw to Groh, Schalk going to
second and Keer to first Groh speared
Liebolds drive and threw him out at
first. Two runs. two hits, one error
THIRD INNING
CINCINNATI-kerr seemed to be
putting them over the plate but they
were too low for Rariden. Weaver
got Rariden's bounder, and had the
ball in Gandils hands with Rariden
several jumps away. Fisher singled
to left Rath flied to Risberg. f Col
lins got Daubert's grOunder and forced
Fisher at second. No runs, no hits, nc
errors
CHICACO-Ed Collins drove a sin
gle to left. Weaver singled to left
Collins went to second. Jackson pop
red to Daubert. Felsch hit to Groh
forcingWeaver at second Rath threw
to first and got Felsch completing a
double play. No runs. two hits, nc
errors
FOURTH INNING
CINCINNATI-GrOh walked. Ris
berg took Roush's slow one, and got
him at first, Groh going to second
Duncan line flied to Risberg, who
tossed to Ed Collins, doubling up Groh
No runs. no hits, no errors.
CHICAGO-Groh took GandiPs easy
grounder and retired him with throw
to Daubert. Fisher lost control o
the ball and threw it to the backstop
Risberg tripled to right. The ball 90;
away from Neale and rolled almos
to the fence. Risberg scored or
Schalk's easy tap that bounced ava,
from Fisher for single. Schalk wa:
out stealing. Rariden to Rath. Kerr
was thrown out, Kopf to Daubert
One run, hits, no errors.
FIFTH INNING
CINCINNATI - Kopf singled Il
right. 1t was fast grounder between
first and second that Ed Collins coult
not quite reach. Neale drove {
grounder to Gandil who threw to Ris