The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-09

| CINCINNATI. oct s.--Winnlng
today's game against Cincinnati
to 1, tho recently detected and all
/ but hopeless White Sox Of Chicago
now consider themselves real CON
tenders for the worlds baseball
championsS4p,-sa
The series now stands four games
| for Cincinnati and three for the
/ American league leaders. Tofnor.
row, weather permitting, they play
In Chicago, The ChicaKoans took
the train tonight jubilant at the
manner In which they have snatched
a chance OF victory from what had
seemed certain defeat and were de-
terminad that the eighth contest.
played on their own familiar real
estate and cheered up by their loyal
following. viii see the series tied
up.
The serlo- comic affair or yesterday
was succeeded today by real base
ball Tho visitors earned two OF
their tallics by conscientious work.
manshlp, aud this was enough to
win. while tho other two counts came
partly by grace of Red errors -Four
errors were charged against Carry
fiermann'H athletes. and but one
against tho ComiBkey entry,
Cincinnati trotted out pinch pitch
ers, pinch battcrs and pinch runners
I'm q desperate endohyor TO come up
from behind rs the Sox did yester.
day The Reds used three pitchers
-- Salloc. Fisher and Inauc. and an.
other pitcher, nuether, appeared as
an emergency batHman Despite the
array Of hurlers. the Sox Accumu-
lated 10 hits while the National
lcaKuers were able TO pole out but
seven. g.
Crottc stars.
Eddie Cicotte, who was driven OFF
the box In the first game OF tho
series and lost his second game be
cause his team mates could not hlt
anything, came into his own In this
Afternoons attraction. Io exhibited
control. speed and Judgment and his
comrades played with confidence,
properly tempered and qualified by
recent severe lessons. and dash
that reminded their clientele OF
their mid SEASON form.
The narrowing or Cincinnan's
margin ~ victories caused serious
consideration Of tho possibility OF a
ninth game. Cincinnati won the toss
takou Immediately after today's en-
RbEomcnt and the deciding contest, u
Chicago cvena things up tomorrow.
will be played here Friday. PreHi-
dent John A. Ucydler Of the Nation
~ league. tossed tho coin and Mr..
Hermann guesscd b, would be tails
and tails it WIS
For The first time IN tho Series
many seats were vacant. due. a.
Was said. to The general belief that
-rJ,R would bc difficult 90 obtain.
Everybody expected that every body
q .sr would be- ahead of them and
mo result was "A half crowd IN ths
.'r field bleachers. many vacancies
.r those iu the right ana l.iue un-
populated patches. even in he
yrrndrnds
\ stiff wind vas hioWInE from me
~'n'er across tho plate during ma
struggle When the Sox came on The
Held the hand. which on The RED
grounds always has some little mu-
sical sarcasm AZ hand. played she
Mag Have Seen Hrttor DAYS and
Please GO Way ana let Ne sleep"
"a, Get TYrst
This diF rot Impair the uI6ya--s
" tho rBuirr,I athlete. who -
.af.btn1 without I..iE IH putting a
run over Ir tho fire. inning If wis
John collins. the first batter 800.
u no made fho count Uc singled %
raoter I'D went 'o second ou sav
? 'lcr hy captain Ei,ie Dol'ir.
Weaver slammed tho ball aEaigsi
tho wind .'r Au out 20 center, but
Joe Jackson. Who was desperate al
CONTINUED Oy PACE rgELyE