New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

times, always seemed the smartest
catcher in his league.
With one out Eller was beaned by
Bad Bill James. Rath bounced hit
through the box. Then came Jake
Daubert who has been a pillar of
strength to Moran. Jake plastered one
to centre and Eller started on his way
to the plate.
Great Throw by Leibold
Lebold made quick scoop and hurled
directly to the plate. The ball came
with a fairly fiat trajectory to within
six feet of the plate. scH,lk stepped
out and speared it, Then he bent back
ward and put the bali on Eller just
as he crossed the plate. 1t was as
fine a piece of fielding as the current
agony has staged.
The Reds got another run in the
fifth. Larry Kopf shot one just inside
the right field foul lines for triple.
He scored when Weaver and Risberg
got entangled over an eager attempt
to keep GREASY" Neale from wriggling
a hit through the infeld 1t surely
began to look as though a lot of weary
pilgrims would be heading for their
homes and firesides at the end of the
long afternoon.
Larry Kopf got considerable brief
notoriety in the fifth when he made
a stop of fast and hard hit one
by Memo Leibold. The ball all but tore
off his glove. but Kopf blocked it and
made the pass to first. mailing little
Memo by whisker.
They took Bad Bill James right out
Of the game in the sixth, when Eller
bounced hit through the box and
Rath got base on balls. 1t seemed
that William Gleason wanted to give
al of his pitchers the change of par
ticipating in losing game in the
worlds series. AS Wilkinson went into
the box the lank and languorous Lowder-
milk started to warm up. 1t was sug-
gested that Pat Moran lend Gleason a
few pitchers to shorten the game in
order that the wearied New York dele
CATION might catch their train.
Daubert got on and packed the bases.
Jake laid down a bunt in front of the
plate. Schalk made a wild peg to nail
Eller at third and pulled Weaver away
from the bag. In this crisis Heine
Won Der Groh struck out, but Roush
lifted a hit over the tips of Eddie Col
lns's digits and Eller and Rath scored.
Duncan singled to centre, scoring Dau-
bert. Kopf got a base on balls and the
corners were packed again 1t ended
when Neale forced Roush at the plate
and Duncan was nailed off second.
The Reds dragged another wearily
across in the eighth, while the Chi
eagoans yawned and the bugs began to
wend their way to the exits. Roush got
hi nself beaned and went to second on
Duncan's sacrifice. Wild Will Rariden,
the receiving end of the celebrated In
diana battery, brought Roush home
with a single.
There was near commotion in the
Sox half Of the eighth. when the Sox
that put four runs across. The sun
glare had the Red outfelders blinking
during the bombardment
With one out, Eddie Collins crashed
one through the box. Weaver shot a
double along the right field foul lines.
Jackson lifted a double to right and
Collins and Weaver scored. With
Felsch out On a pop fly to Daubert,
Gandil lifted high one to Neale. who
lost the ball in the sun. 1t went for
three bases and Jackson scored. Ris-
berg hoistcd onv to Roush, who was
also blinking, and dropped the ball, let
ting Gandil score. This produced the
only near thrill of the afternoon
The rally had Fat Moran worried. He
went to the box several times to steady
Eller, who had become decidedly wab-
bly, at the unexpected turn of affairs
E)ler continued to be nervous in the
ninth and struck Murphy, who batted
for Wilkinson, on the shoulder. Roush
steadied him by making thrilling
catch of long drive by Liebold. Col
Inns singled to centre and Jimmy Rinp
started to warm up. Weaver hoisteC
one to Neale and Liebold went to third
Rath ended the series by throwing out
Jackson.