Evening journal., 1919-10-04


/ SOX yesterday served emphatic notice
that they were still in the worlds
championship contest by defeating Gin
cinnati, TO 0.
The series now stands Cincinnati, ;;
Chicago, L.. Six more games are pos
sible.
Dick Kerr, who in his younger days
was something of boxer as well as
ballplayer in II. Louis. and who came
10 the SON from Milwaukee. pitched un-
beatable ball. allowing but three scat
tered hits and but one pass 10 first.
kcrrs home is at Paris, Tex, and he
first played professional baseball at
Paragould, Ark.
He made every body sit up and lock
at him yesterday. for his left wing con-
tanned more mysteries than sphynX.
Duncan, kOpf and Fisher, the Gin
cinnai pitcher, who also hurled a good
game, were the only Reds 10 obtain
bingles of the Texan, while his sole
complimentary passage 70 first was
granted 10 GIOh. None of these ath
/ lctfs ever reached third
[ FIRST INNING - CINCINNATI - Ttath
! up. Strike called. Rath hunted down
been fair he would have been safe.
Schalk stood and watched the ball roll
foul. Foul. Foul Rath out, Risberg 10
Gandil. II was slow hit and Risberg
made beautiful snap throw. DaubeIt
mp. Ball T. Strike called. Ball > Dau-
bert flicd 10 Felsch in short center. II
was a dinhy pop up and an easy chance.
Groh up. Ball l. Strike l. Strike ?
called GrOh famed.
No runs, no hits. no errors.
Kerr uncOrked some dazzling speed
and showed the sharpest breaking
curve yet offered the Reds during the
series. Groh swung feebly at the last
one and the stands rOsred.
FIRST INNING - CHICAGO - Liebold
up. Strike I, called Leibold lined 10 /
Nealc Neatc made fine catch. taking !
the ball at his shoetops and rolling over I
on the grass. +. Collins up. T.. Col /
Inns out, Fisher 10 Daubert on an easy
chance. Weaver up. Strike I, called.
Foul, strike ?. Weaver popped TO Dau-
bert.
No runs no hits no errors.
Fisher went through the first inning
with only seven pitched balls. He was
smoothly and had a big hop on
his fast ball. 4 big crowd of Cincinnati
roOters shouted its approval.
SECOND INNING - CINCINNATI -
ROush up. ROush out, Risberg 10 Gan
dill. II was an easy tap which the
Swede fielded cleanly. Duncan up. Ball
1. Duncan singled TO right He drove
the ball over T.. Collins for the first hit
of the game. KOpf up. Strike 1 called.
Ball I. Ball >. Kopf out, Risberu TO
Gandil. Duncan taking second. Risberg
fumbed the ball and missed a chance
for a dOuble-play. Neale up. Ball 1.
Neale out, T.. Collins TO Gandil.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Kerr was working cody and conf
IDENTIFY and showed as much stuff as he
did in the first round
SECOND INNING-CHICAGO-
up Strike I called. Ball I. Strike ..
swung. Jackson. sinnled TO left. II was
a hard drive over kOp-s head and the
crowd rOared with mighty shout.
Felsch up. Ball !. Ball > Strike 1
called. Felsch bHnted 10 Fisher who
threw wildly TO second. Jackson qOinq
To third and Felsch reaching second on
the error Gandil up. Gandil singled 10
right. scoring jackson and Felsch. Gan
dill went 10 second on the thrown i'm. n n
was a hard hit drive perfectly placed.
The SON rOOteFS went wild with iov.
Risberg up. Strike I called. Bali I Il
Rail ,. Strike > called Rail- ,. Rail- &
Risberl walked. Fishers last two de- \
i"eries were way wild and the Swcde
had 10 lump 10 guard his RIBS. Schalk
up. sehalk forced Gandil at third.
isher 10 Groh, on an attempted sacri- I,
nee The play was close. Risberq went
TO second on the play. Kerr up. Foul.
strike I. Strike >. swung. Rail- /. Kerr
forced Risberg. Fisher 10 Groh. SchaIk
went TO second. LeibOld mp. Leibold
out. GrOh 10 Daubert.
Two runs. two hits. one error.
Fisher was lucky TO get out of a tiobt
hole. '"''
THIRD INNING-CINCINNAT
fen up. Ball I. Bali .. Ball 3. strike
!, called. Strike 2 called Raridan ont
Weaver 10 Candil on an easv chance
Fisher up. Strike I. called. Fisher sim
Iled 10 the infield. Kerr slipped in field.
ng the ball and could not recover I'm
lime 10 field the ball. Rath up. STRIKE
J, called. Rath popped 10 Risberu. n
vas feeble attempt. Daubert nm
strike J. called. Dauberi forced Fisher
3. Collins 10 Risbera. -
No runs, one hit, no errors
Kerr was working with even more {
confidence. He was miXing a SLOW on, J
'nd the Reds were evidently puzzled.
IHlHD lNNING-CHICAGO-F ColIin, I
~. Ball !. Strike I. called. 4. Collins
singled TO left. kopf made desperate i,
ry hut barely touched the drive with /,
MS glove. Weaver up. Strike 1. called :
weaver singled TO left. T.. Collins 1oinr
o second. II was hit and run MIA,
,ut Duncan's Snappy fleldinu held Col.
ms ON second. Jackson up. Sir,ke
allied Jackson popped 20 Daubert no.
lind the pitchers box. u was an at. =
empted sacrifice. Felsch up. Telscb ,,
III into double play. Groh 10 Ratb to y
laubert
No runs two hits. no errors :,
1roh made wonderful sion 10 . ,
lard drive. u was a beautiful pIay \
FOURTH INNING-CTNCINNaT crot n
lp: Ball I. Ball , Strike /. called n
Sail D. Groh walked. Kerr seemed (
BIT wild for the FIRST time hut vras /
Working cody. Rousch up. Rousch ON, {,
usoerg 10 Gandil. Groh went 10 see 1
nd. Duncan up. Strike I. called Foui
trike ?. Duncan lined 10 Risbera ,,ho
Groh OF second with ihrou
o r. Collins. :,
No runs, no hits, no errors.