Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-07
ler's eighth strike out, victim. NO
runs, one hit, no errors.
STXTH INNING

ler's eighth strike out. victim. NO
runs, one hit, no errors.
SIXTH INNING
Cincinnati-Eller again got a great
ovation when he walked to plate. he
doubled to left center, and took the
third when Felsch threw wild TO
third. 1t was a terrific drive that
went clear to the fence. Rath up.
Jackson and Felsch once again moved
over to the left or Rath. Williams
fourth pitch to Rath was way out ana
almost got away from Schalk. Rath
singled to right scoring Eller. The
Chicago infield was playing in at the
time. Daubert sacrificed, Weaver to
Gandil, Rath to second. The bunt
was perfectly laid. Groh up. VIII
liams and Schalk both protested a
ball claiming that it was strike but
without avail. Williams lost tenn
porary control and walked Groh.
Roush sent a high fly that went to
Felsch for a three base hit scoring
Rath and Groh. The play at the
plate on Groh was very close ana
Schalk jumped up and bumped him
self into Umpire Rigler. Rigler mo-
toned Schalk to the bench and Lynn
went into catch for Chicago. Felsch
got his hands on Roush's fly but was
running hard toward the fence and
could not hold it. Duncan lifted to
jackson and Roush scored, the throw
to the plate being wide. Duncan Gre
dited with a sacrifice fly. Kopf ended
the inning by popping: fly to Felscn.
Four runs, three hits. one error.
Chicago - Liebold up. Snatched
Liebold's. grounder and threw him
out at first. Roush gathered in Ed
Collins high fly. Weavers grounder
bounced into kopf's hands and he
was an easy out at first. No runs.
no hits, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING
Cincinnati-Neale. was out, Ed
Collins to Gandil. The grounder was
hard hit but Collins handled it nice
~. Rariden hoisted to Liebold. An
easy ny. Eller struck out, Lynn
dropping the ball but touching the
batter as he left the plate. No runs.
no hits, no errors.
Chicago - Rath took Jackson's
bounder and got him at first. Felsch
up. Rariden caught Felsch's high
foul near the Sox dug out. Gandil
flew out to Roush. 1t was an easy
put out. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Eller seemed to have the Sox at his
mercy and was pitching a beautiful
game of ball.
EIGHTH INNING
Cincinnati-Rath hunted in the
first ball pitched but it rolled foul.
Rath popped to Jackson, who was
waiting for 1t in short left field. Dau-
bert hoisted to Felsch in shorte GEN.
ter field. Groh put up a high fly
that Felsch took right in back Of
second base. No runs, no hits, no
errors. Williams seemed to have
steadied down and also was pitching
we'll at this juncture.
Chicago-Risberg up. Neale came
in fast and captured Risberg's fly.
Duncan took Lynn's high fly near the
foul line. Murphy batted for Will
liams and famed striking at the
third one. No runs, no hits, no err
rors. -
NINTH INNIr.G
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES went 10 INC
pitching mound for Chicago. Roush
up. Ed Collins fumbled Roush's
grounder and he reached first safely.
Duncan walked, Roush trotting to
second. Mayer seemed very wild.
Kopf up. Loudermilk began to warm
up for Chicago. Kopf hunted for a
sacrifice, Weaver to Gandil. Roush
taking third and Duncan second.
Neale up. Roush scored on Neale's
out, Risberg to Gandil. Duncan go
ing to third. Rariden out, Ed Col
Inns to Gandil. One run. no hits.
one error.
Chicago-Liebold up. Rath came
in fast and threw out Liebold. Ed
Collins out, Kopf to Daupert. Weav-
er tripled to right center. Kopf threw
oat jackson at first. No runs. one
hit, no errors.