Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-06
OVeR2EALOUS CHICAGO CATCHER
TALKS HIMSELF OUT OF GAME
-ELLER'S PEERLESS PITCHING
MARVEL or TODAY COMBAT.
Score by Innings.
Reds -OOOOO4OO1 is
Sox 100000 90
Hits-Ctncinnati, 4, Chicago, 8.
Errors-C ncnnati. O: Chicago, g.
Batteries-Chlcaeo, Williams, May
er, Schalk and Lynn; Cincinnati. e.
Ter and Rariden.
Attendance--31, 379.

Chicago. oct 6 liod tller. Cm.
cinnaris great hrlcr. proved ta"
whole cheese in roday'o game tac
NTH OF the worlds series when he
smashed few StrIKe.ou. record
led an assault in the sixth WhiCn
net ed his team four runs, and sent
the Reds back 10 the home camp Nl'n
their fourth victory over the ChiGaa,
White Sox. Tue score was " 20 '.
The fatal sixth proved disastrous
to Lefty Williams when he walked
Groh and allowed the Cincys to col
lect three choice drives, which meant
victory In this frame SchaIk talked
himself ont Of the game when he
started dispute With ump Rigler,
who sent him to the clubhouse.
The game play hy play.
FIRST INNING.
Cincinnati-Rath walked. Daubert
saciifced Schalk throwing him out
at first, and Rath easily made second
on the play. Groth flied to Flesch,
and Rath held second Rousch out
Candl TO Williams, the former going
over toward second to get the ball.,
received the toss. No runs; no hits:
no errors
Ch.cago-The crowd yelled encour-
aqement to the Sox as LeiboId came
to bat. He started with a walk. El-
ler's balls all were low and on the
outside. He seemed to have trouble
getting them over. Daubert came to
the box and tried 70 steady him. Ed.
Collins was out, kopf to Daupert, but
Leibold made second. The play to
first was close. Weaver singled, the
ball httino Eller's hand but proving
too hot to handle. LeiboId dashed TO
third and Weaver first Lesch sent
a ny to Duncan and was out. No
runs: one hit, no errors,
SECOND INNING.
Cincinnati-Durcar famed kopf
sent high foul which the catcher
got. NeaIe famed. Williams had his
underhand ball working fine. No
runs; no hits; no errors.
Chicaeo--Gandi famed, Rsbere
famed Schalk famed, No runs; no
hits; no errors.
THIRD INNING.
Cincinnati-Gandl took Rariden's S
grounder and put him out at first.
EIIer popped one into the air and
Weaver took IT, Rath popped an
easy foul to CandiI. No runs; no
hits; no errors.
NOTE-A record for worlds series
play was made in the first and second
innings. when the catcher made all
the put-outs.
Ia, l. - Ia
bold famed. Collins famed No
runs no hits; no errors.
This is another worlds record
The pitcher retired the batsmen two
successive innings by striking them
all out.
FOURTH INNING.
Cincnnati-Daubert hoisted ar
easy one TO Felsch. Groh also hoist
ed to Felsch. Roush reached first CT
a drive thru Risberg. Duncan popped
an easy fly TO Jackson. No runs: nc
hits. no errors.
ChIcago--Weaver out, pitcher t.
first. Jackson out the same way
Felsch famed. No runs no hits. NJ
errors.
FIFTH INNING.
Cincinrati--kopf singled to left cen
ter. Neale forced kopf at second
Neale out stealing, Schalk TO Rsberg
Rariden flied to center field. No runs
one nit: no errors,
Chicago--Gandil out. second to frs:
Risberu out. third to first. SchalI
singled Williams struck out. N
runs; one hit: no errors
SIXTH INNING.
Cincinnati--.ElIer doubled TO lee
center and took third when FeIsc
threw wild. Rath singled to riah,
scoring Eller. Williams walked GroF
Rouech sent high fly to Felsch 70
q thtee.base hit, scoring Rath an
0reh. Rioler put Schalk out OF tn