The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-04

cotto against the Reds tomorrow
oac,ordiug 20 Indications tonight
Moran viii probably use Ellcr. hut
may switch TO Ruothcr or Ring.
he said
CHICAGO. oct p The Chicago
White SoN today served emphatic
notice that they were SIN In the
worlds championship contrs, by dc
f"nung Cincinnati 3 to O.
Tho srrlcs now stands Cincinnati
% chicago Six omorc' games are
possible HuIoss one Of the contest
ants shorgd annex five victories
without going rhe limit
Dick kcrr who in his younger
days WAS something OF boxer as
Was a ball player In 81 Louis. and
VINO came To the Sox from Mlwau-
kcc, pitched unbca bail allow
ing but three scattered hits and al
lowing but one pass 10 first kcrr'e
homo "a at Paris, Texas. and he first
played professional baseball al Para
gould. ARK.
Fools Them All.
lie maze every body sit M and
look az him today for his left wing
contained more mysteries than a
sphynN Duncan Fisher. the Cincin-
matt pitcher, who also hurled a
gtod game and Kopf were TIE only
lsds TO obtain singles or the Texan
while his sole complimentary pass
axe TO first wns granted to Groh
Noro Of these athletes ever reached !
third.
Twon'y-ninc thousand persons
which included band OF rooiers .
from Cincinnati saw the game. /
,aI If,ah 81. ]
sun In temperature which was /
ideal There was scarcely breeze |
enough TO Nr1ighten me flags which /
foal,d from inuumerahlc staff-
Gleason Encouraged.
After The trOuucing which the |
American lcngucrs received at Gin
cinr'I Manager Gleason fel ipar.
I!ru'trly gra'ifIsd that his team was
the first TO score shutout. There
were a few vacant seats In the Icfr
field hicachers. probably due 20 the
belief on the part OF many that OBJ
tanning seats would entail too great
a struggle. Ground rules were un
necessary as thc playing field every
where was clear Just Of tho third
and first base lines
Fisher, who was Nuran's choice
'or today Was the first right handcr1
games having been won by Ueuthcr
and S1l'r'. both sUuthpaWH Fishers
hurIiug was as good As that Of either
M his teammates. nu' one run all
least rs necessary 10 win q game aud
iIl" Kerr hat mono 10 spare TODAY
; lSh'' allowed seven hits and isaucd
wo passes Two Of the SoN runs
however were largely Chargcahlc to
ne ltrd pitcher, for 10 was while his
NllH lcave 10 catch a runner atI
second was being retrieved that the
.rs' two SoN we're put In a posi-.
TON 'p sror" and GandIl drove them
ACROSS
Hooters Confident
Ii"ho'1 was back iu his regular
lpNifion in riEht field and st 'ho
Top - tho SoV batting llqt when
play ban was called Despite the
inauspiuious opening a. Cincinnati.
he local enthusiasts wsrs confident
ht' on tho homh grounds the suN
would exhibit the Kind ~ bah 'hgt
won them the leadership u their
league. There was confidence too
n the attitude ~ the players them.
selves, hu' mo- moro than that die.
played by The Reds. who acted and
.Dl' 5ao men ~ destiny
The first inning gave evidence n'|
'he airHgh' struggle th1t twas r.
umc HaiH 'hr first man ur ..n.
r'HItei su HrIHwIr reUurt.r Inf
FHs uuf Ike shot. fn GauIN Itu.
bort cracked % hard ono iu T..s.H
Kerr planted rs fr'f firmly and
with hrmufu. control struck uH'I
ir0h The T.rtI ur.yf rrrHftr1
..HrErrr NJ .NH FIRST two games E.rr
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