South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-09
1uenated White Sox Ball Club Must Do 1t Again Today

Eddie Collins who was unable 20 de- /
liver hit In similar circumstances
In the frst now hit sharply TO cen /
ter. sending his name-sake 10 sec
ond Weaver sent a grounder TO /
Kopf who threw il 10 Rath for a
force out OF Eddie Collins. Rath
claimed that the runner interfered /
with his throw 10 first for a double
and Weaver was called for the inter
ference. J. Collins reached third
and scored on Jackscn's hit. In the
fourth Schalk sandwiched a single
in between the outs but never got
farther than first. In the NTH the
Sox registered their final brace Of
talIies. Slim Sallee in this round was
driven from the box and the remain
ing two-thirds oft ne inning was
pitched by Fisher
Collins Singles.
j. Collins started unauspiciously
by flying out 20 right Capt Collins
again singled Weaver rolled one
to Groh who let it get through his
legs and Weaver reached first and
Collins second. Groh's error and
that which followed by Rath were
costly Jackson DIR We a bOunder 10
the Red second baseman who made
a straight tumble of it. and the bases
were hlled In this exc ing crisis
Felsch. who is frequentl, called up
on 10 sacrifice was ordered TO hit.
He singled to center and Eddie Gel
Inns and Weaver scored. Gandil re-
lieved the strain on the Reds by go
ing out. Fisher 10 DauNert.
IN their half Of this round Gin
cinnati contrived to get a man TO
second for the first time Kopf. tie
first time az the plate. flied out TO
Jackson \eale singled and walked
TO second when Wingo was iven a
walk. Wingo became quite a pc
dcetrian during tho contest. as he
was given free passage three times
and he attained n batting average of
1000 by delivering "a hit IN the
ninth Confronted for the rst
time with men on first and second.
: Cicotte tightened Ruether made a
brief appearance as "a pinch hitter
+ for Fisher and fouled on 10 Weav-
cr Rath shot a grounder at Weav-
er and was thrown out at first. The
sixth inning produced the one lone
. tally accumulated hy the Reds.
Daubert struck out bat Groh. smart
/ inI i'm self accusation because Of his
recent record of error. whaled the
/ ball over the temporary fence in
left hut because of ground rules,
what would have been a triple or a
4 homer. went for double. CicOtte
+ threw Roush out at first Groh go
. iLG TO third Duncan sing ed 10
center and Groh scored. Duncan
was forced at second by Kopfs
groundcr
Collins Doubles.
I'm their half of this round. 7.
Collins doubled after two were down
hut the cuban Luque. now pitchins
for Cincinnati struck out Capt. Col
Tins and the chance went Elimmer-
ing The cuban in the seventh fan
ned Weaver and Fe'sch. while Jack
son died on am indeld smash.
I'm the eighth and ninth the Cuban
pitched splendid ball. striking out
y lIUiit anu tLil All lllN bfiA0lllfit
one. two. three with little apparent
effort Cicotte was not menaced
again until the ninth. Kopf and
Neale had been retired on flies when
Wingo singled to right Sherwood
. Magee hatted for LuQue and also
singled II Rath the next batter
could have poled home run il
( would have tied the score. but his
attempt i'm this line went no further
than Fe'sch's mitt II was not unit
the crowd had worked its way from
the grounds back 10 town that il
learned how small the attendance
really was namely. 1892. which is
less than half the average attend
ance az previous games here and
10000 under the Chicago average
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