The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-04

The UFSN 'N'''NS k''N'
.'r>,'sN, S'rurkIc that vas - COM.
r,,h ~, orat ~, - rr,:'-.N ut"d
sc>ur!cr and W. ,..,' ',k" 4 SHIT ?" Car
~ DaUN,rt ,r,,N.i = l''-l 81" -
t,,,..h krrr With hrHu:.fnl c"n'F"i
str,,ck out Grnh. 'rh" focal CROW"
nr>sthrd easier ~ rH'c how easily W.
mighty sNuEkcrs % IN" FIRST two Sa'i'''~
were disposed % hut their own sifH was
nS quickly retired. Ii"h"ld's %"nt =
li,r- q NcaIr who cnUrh, ~" o2tt o.
h's shoe strings.
Eddie Collins was retired shortstop 70
rrs, and Weaver popped 10 DHuN"rt.
with Rorsh down in the second there
was lit;lr gasp OF alright om7HG t'e
Chica Eoans and cheers Cor Tho v's't.nS
enthusiasts whom Duncan singled cl'an-
IL over second. Kerr. however. r"'n%in-
"a steady IL ru' m cx'ra twist On ~"
bail and Kop' was retired. though not
until Sox rartisons had missed heart
beat. for Rishcrr tuc;leI ~" ball around
until IL was TOO late 20 keep Duncan
Prom sccond ard ne narrowly missed
getting Kors ~ first Tho best N"a'"
could deliver was I slow roller 10 Collins
who threw him ut. ~ HrSt. Kerr was
checred ne Nc left thn 6-ld.
Delivered Tho Goods.
The home crowd found inspiration IN
. rfeyr Of thr brood shoulders 81 Joe
Jackson and rooted for NJ. Tho big
outf,eId"r swung ike cyclone ~ tw"
and then hit clearly 20 LOT. HaT0v
Felsch. the nn~t man w. contemplated
tho usual eaCrifcial Offering. hu' ~"
Fetes rad dor-rcA ,hn' NJ was 70 r!rCl"
The bases after c hri"r pause ~ second.
II was hers that FiSh"- lost rs own
game FeISch's litt'" hunt 1"-r0llt"d
toward the Red pitcher who grabbed y
and turned quickly ~ catch Jackson -
second. Fisher was on his hnlarc" mt
Mis- heayc rolled into tho c"0'"r garden.
Jackson who had slid tuUrAicd rs ~ dug
his toes n 70 renew his running. htft
scrambled to his feet In time 70 max"
third. On me throw 10 third F"le"h
made second with mon on second ami
third and mono out. Chick Gandl. SoH
first hascman. came ~ BAT. FTH SWING
at the first han pitched. md y landed
safely in right. Jackson and Fclsch both
crossing tho plate II looked from tNN
glands as IL Raridon had thn throw from
right in time 10 have touched Felsrh.
but the latter swung around him ard
was safe. Gandil had attained second
on tho play ut tho ri"to ar1 RiSbcrC WIS
up. With two strikes ard three balls.
Fisher walked 'hc SNv shortstop hut
dealt sterner stuff to Scha1k and K"rr.
ton ~ third which Fisher fol9cd prot
tilv and tossed Gandil our at third. Rs
berg reached second and Schaik was 81 70
at first. The play was reocatcd n mo-
mort later when Fisher aEatn Ho'Grd
K"rrs little roller ard threw to Groh
for a force out OF Rshc-g
Third Run Scored.
In the third Fisher. for tho Rods. and
Weaver and Collins for Tho S0r. dn1ivcr-
ed hits but nothing corrr Of them. In
tho fourth. however Rishcrg delivered
the ono long hit Of the day ard u result
cd in tho third and last run Of ttN d"v
The shortstnp's wallor wont 70 ar right
ana before the ball was returned. no W.
on third a pa1cnonlou OF noise testify
ing to tho joy Of tn" crowd. There was
but one 'own and IN" fans BE- gan calling
FOR another run. Schalk came To hlt IN
the emergency and hit ore which c?yrn
So crratical1y 10 Fisher that h. was NJ
able TO place his hands on it. riehr =;
scored. Scha!r won't out stealing md
k"rr was retired on IN infi"'d play. In
the next four innings F!shor and h:s
team mates played brilliantly and tho
SoN were suCc""Siv"lv retired in ruta-
ton. The Sov PLAYED the game no less
intensely. In IN" f!fth Korf singled ard
was forced AZ second b. Nealc Nra,o
reached second on Eariden's Unfold out
but Fisher was uT1h,n 20 driy" him
homo. Schalk walked 10 tho mound
and spoke steadyine words 20 Kerr and
tho latter delivering 4 'antali"inc, h.ndr-
fooled Fisher into drihhling groundnr
on which he was out. third o. first. In
the remaining innings rho Rods were re-
tired onc-two-thrcc, with c!ucl: liz, pre-
cision.
Two games remain to hn played hero
tomorrow and sunday. Sunday nigh
the teams. with thor loyal followers. re.
turn TO Cincinnati for two games more.
The Intensity Of the rivalry bets
the two teams produced 4 spat bctwnon
Smith. Cincinnati utility inficldcr and
Eddie Collins. Players and urrp:-os
crowded between ~" two men and they
separated. rru''cr.ug.
FIRST I1ntng-rtrst Half.
C1NC1NNATG-Eath up. Strike ono.
Foul strike two. Ball one. Foul. Path
was out. Risbcrg 10 Gandl. Tho ball WIS =
slow grounder ard easily handled. Dou-
bert up. Ball one. Dauhcrt flied out 70
Fersch. Groh up. Ball ono. Strike one.
Strike two. Groh struck out. He miss
ed the last strike. which was a low one
over tho outside corner No runs. No
hits No errors.
First Inntng-Second Ealt
CH1ChGo-LichOld up. Strike enc.
Ball ono. Licbold sent q line drive to
Neale- The latter came in fast ard got
II at his shoetops. turning a sommcr-
sault, but holding tho ball. E. Collins
up. E Collins out Fisher to Daubcrt.
1t was an easy groundcr. Weaver M.
Ball one Strike one Foul. strike rwo.
Weaver sent high lob TO Daubert No
runs. No hits. No errors
Second Inning-Ftrst Ealf
CTNCINNAT1-Roush up. Roush nit
the first ball pitched to RIsbery who
threw him out at first. Duncan up.
Strike one. Duncan singled 10 right ,-,.n-
ter. 1t was on the Texas league order.
Kopf up. Strike one. Ball one Eall
two. Kopt drove to Risbcry. who throw
him out At first Rish"rg messed the ha1l
around until it was too late 70 get Dun
can at second. Ncale up Rail one.
Neal out. Ed. Collins 70 Gand:l.L. No
runs No hits No errofs
Second Inning-Last HALF,
CEICAGO-Jackson W. S.r,:t on".
Ball one. Strike two. Jackson TOOK :,
terrific swing on hi ssccord tsr;lic.
Jackson opened the second inning for
Chicago with clean single to lcr'.
Fclsch up. Strike one. FclSch Ii down
a sacrifice, which Fisher threw into con-
ter field in m attempt to catch Jack
son. the latter landing on third and
Felsch second. Gandll up. Gandil singh
ed into right. scoring Jackson and Fn,sch.
and taking second on tho throw 70 thn
plate. Risbcrg up. Ball ono. Strike
one. Ball two. Strike two. Fall thrcc.
Risbcrg walked. SChalk UP. G1ndil was
out when Fisher throw Schalh's taH 20