Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
|EDS DEFEAT SOX
lin FIFTH CONTEST
BY MARGIN OF so
1od" Eller Holds Chicago
to Three Hits and
Sets Record.
jRLER STRIKES OUT SIX
BATSMEN IN SUCCESSION
eason's Star Clubbers Unable
to Connect With Ball for
Real Bingles.
1ILIAsis PITCHES GOOD GAME
Is No Offensive Support, and Um..
pire Riglcr Chascs Schalk to
Coop for Sass"
jRLER STRIKES OUT SIX
BATSMEN IN SUCCESSION
lLlAMs PITCHES GOOD GAME
IS No Offensive Support, and Um-
ptre Riglcr Chascs Schalk to
Coop for Sass"
IR1 AssoriA,cd prn..l

BY Associated Press
!H1CAGO, Oct 6.-'Pat" Moran
ssraphed this evening TO have the
stan in Redland Park at Cincin-
j measured for one latest style
rid championship nag
he Reds won the NTH game Of the
rld's series. defeating the Chicago
lite sox. to 0. in a contest that
'elopcd sensational pitching. sharp
ding. one-sided batsmanship and
y nearly deprived the Sox OF their
Slimmer of hope
he National League champions have
" won four games. and therefor e
I'd but one more TO clinch the bunt-
By the same token the So1 can
,e1 the major share OF the money
y by winning tour straight. The
fns left for Cincinnati tonight for
games; IL that many are required
Hod" Eller. a White Sox CASTOR o.
y years ago. Sratiiied the dearest
N OF his heart by attaining the VIC
y. He held his former teammates
;ctically helpless throughout. lie
,ated hits. gave bu; one pass. and
abltshed record for consecutive
ikeouts in a world series game.
Strikes Out Six in Row.
n the second and third innings he
ned six batsmcn in row. and in
fourth sS. HI he w was sc going SO strens 8
billed the ball TO him for easy outs
FIRST, and the third man struck out
delivered two more doses OF the
ne medicine before the game was
ir, total OF nine etrikeouts for
game.
Idude Williams. who was defeated
the second game OF the series at
4 cinnati, hurled for the Sox. and did
,y,f al tnH In,
walked but two men and did not
>w hit until the NTH inning. The
Is delivered only three more hits
his delivery; but these after at. the The
Incoming in the one inning in which
y were most needed.
n this instance the avalanche de-
nded in the sixth round. The air
Tx and an error. and when the air
lred the scoreboard showed that
red legs had reached the count
station 1t was enough plus.
Murphy Strikes Out.
the eighth Williams retired to
wv Murphy to appear in the role OF
sr's strike-out record. and in. the
th Mayer went to the mound for
So1. His wildness was partly. re-
nsible for the final run with which
visitors capped their score
~
ertcan League, or any other league,
ording to his admirers. came for
ID as the first player to be chased
an umpire. during the series: 1t
ig happened, that this occurred.
roh had slid to the plate. accumu-
ng large holdings OF base-line real
ie on the facade Of his anatomy.
runner before the latter had
wed his way to the plate. IN his
itemen, he jumped up at Umpire
ler's protector and with his fists
ak, mumblinG things that the late
IN Webster never encountered in
researches. made way for Lynn,
he field was in excellent condition,
pite the rain of yesterday, and
10 persons paid to witness the ex;
temperature was to tf- liking Of
gers and spectators alike
Hath Gets Free Pass
the first round Rath reached first
free transportation and was sacri-
to second. but neither Groh nor
her. In their half the sox did a
ie better. Liebold. the first man up.
ted for four wide. ones. took second
an !nfeld out and reached third on
no not captured, by Eller. The par.
N local crowd called long and loud
a run, but Jackson, despite a new
OF lncky hairpinS; went out on a
fy TO Groh. and Felsch few out to
tfsstsd tns secoaa to the a @ S eeeMe eeS
on in which Gandil. RSberg, Schalk.
Out panoan IN tnf ksse annea n Of ahd thd
ak. and in the third the Reds did
e better, going out in rotation on
/ fne had fied out to Feisch. Roash h
safe on Risbergs. juggle and stole
md, but Duncan left him there with
led but wno Was fSTnsa SJnsai m9mens %as later
ling, while Rariden flied out to
ter. In their half. with two down,
ak singled, but Williams whitfield,
again the Sox failed to threaten.
ElIer Starts Hitting.
othing could have appeared less
oicious than 'Hod" Eller when he
sixth round. AS a pitcher. nothing
expected Of him. and among those
his frame OF mind was Claude, alias
tty' williams Even the orgarf7a-
Of Rcd fanatics who brought a
what happened and started out OF
r seats when Eller connected with
IN tho groove and 1t started of
.ekson. whose mind appeared to
led on his hairpins, was slow, in
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