The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-10
PLAY. BY PLAY,
IN THE FINAL
rrt uuntng.

r1rst Ginning.
CNCINNATI-Rath up; StrIke OFT
The first bail pitched by Williams SPl'i
the plate but Rath did not make a o,H
RaYh opened the contest with a pop ny
fhat RisberE got in short left. Dauncrt
IN strike one. Dauoert singled 10
center. It was line drive that l;lsooI1
duite reach before It touched In ne
round Groh up. Strike one. Gr"n
StTtke two. Groh fouled the third bail
INTO the LEFT field pavilion. Groh . T,n
gied TO right. 1t was short hut SnId
Second- Roush UP. Ball one. strike
one. Daubert scored. Roush doubled
nast first base to the rightficld paflilon
fence, scoring Dauoert and putting iron
ing up for Chicago. Foul. STRIKE on on
RSil one, Groh scored. Roush scored
Duncan doubled to LETT heid scoring
Groh and Roush. It was Inc dEaEe
son nelded In the extreme lcrt hctd cor
ner. This was enough for. Williams
big Bill James went into the box t"r
Gleason's team. kopf up. ban one
BAN two Strike a, one ,nu B Eiatc Drop prop.
erly and walked Kopf. Duncan retained
second. Neale up. Strike one. SURG
two. Neale took a terrific swipe ri me
second strike. Ball one. NeaIc fanned:
Rariden up. Ball one. James a!mGS,
the bail before any damage could De
done. Rariden lofted Texas league
over first base. scoring Duncan and put
ting Kopf on third. Elier up. thS
when he went into the battcrf box;
Enr,i strike one. Ball one Harden
stole second. Ball two. Eller =. " nc ;,
the inning by flying out 70 f''S'"'
Four runs. Five hits. No errnrS, Va,
CHICAGO-The Reds display" IN.
most consecutive hitting OF the S.r,'.. II
this inning. Their wallops OF "'i.,,' re-:
were ali clean hits. iLebold up. -
one Ellers first pitch was over -,
pan Liebold started FOR the s"% ,,. Ml,,i
FAST and prevented him from street :mE
IL into a double. Ed Collins up. S'ri.t
one. Ball one Ed Collins doubled 70
leff. Duncan felded the hit and f:S
Collins reached second whiie a tr;'n nrn
went to third. Weaver up Ran [ nnc
warming up for Cincinnati. Weaver
tanned, Eller got his first victim wheh
he slipped the third strike over on Wea-
yer. jackson up. Jackson litIea a . bGGnGy
L{eboId holding third and Ed Collins
second Fclsch up. Foul. STRIKE one:
Felsch tried TO dodge the ball. Out II nv
his bat Strike two. He swung al To rne
Ball one. Ball two. Felsch famed. inc
Soy hit Eller hard at the beginning OF
their batting. but he frightened up on
the third man and pitched himself cHc
Of bad hole. No runs. TWO h'tS' NO
errors.
CrNCINNATI-Rath Up. Strike one;
Strike two, BALL one. Ball two. Ball
three. Rath struck out James g"S
slipped the third strike over on MN;
peubert up Ball one . ba" bST AFTER ,f,sT
a short run. Groh up. Strike one: Groh
called for the ball and examined II; nue
the umpire ruled II was Q. X. foui;
strike two. Ball one. Ball two. bail
three. Groh singled 10 GanHl. nv
latter got the ball back OF first. but
could not get up in time. Groh turned
his ankle when he stepped on first ana
play was delayed for rev minutes
but he resumed and took his POSITION on
first base. Roush up. EaiI one. Sa!.
Groh on the hit, but Roush vas causn5
between second and third when lAeoold
threw to Risberg and in the rundown
Schalk and Weaver got assists wnlte
6 6S. Collins 1an rW na hf,. p": No one er E 0
CHICAGO-Gandil up. Ball one. Strike
one, Gandil lined to Daubert: RisoerG
10. Ball one. Ball two. Ball three.
Strike one. Eller had troupIe loeaIt'; >,
The plate and walked Risberg; Again
the hall was examined BY Schalk and the
umpire but it was returned to Eller
Schafk up. Ball one. Rariden dropped
schalk's high foul and was given an
ScbsIr again wanted the umpire to eN-
amino the hall and ne tossed 1t back 10
Eller. Bali two. Schaik singled 10
len Duncan came in fast. but the ball
hit the ground first Risosrg reachinS
second James up. James hit a high
SorI n Groh and neither base runner
advanced. Liebol dup. Strike one. Ball
one. Foul. strike two. Ball two. LIE
bold struck out. taking nice healthy