The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03

put Cincinnati in possession of block
of three runs and gave the Reds a conn
handing lead. Sallee, floating along on
three run lead on a hot day, is a
tough bird to beat. The White Sox no
longer were able to play for a run.
They tried to rush Sallee, but with the
exception of Neale the Reds held splen-
didly behind the veteran
Greasy was only part ssponsible for
the two Chicago runs ~Ttod in the sew
enth inning. With one out Risberg
singled solidly to left and Schalk doubled
to right. Neale threw to second to head
off the catcher. and the ball bounded
past Kopf. Before Groh could intercept
the ball II rolled into the crowd along
the foul line and both runners scored.
Not an Earned Run on SaIlee.
Sallee turned back the White Sox with
out an earned run, and Kopf whacked
a triple which broke up the game, but
ic it hadn't been for Roush's work in
centre 1t is questionable If Cincinnati
would have been such snug, happy
burg tonight.
With Sallee and Kopf this former
Giant was the big hero of the fray.
He hit 1000, getting a single and two
bases on balls in three times up. He
drove in Cincinnati's first run, and
scored the fourth Redland marker
Yet in the field Roush's work has
| been the acme of perfection. Even
Speaker in his worlds series never
roamed over a greater area in centre
| field than Roush has done the last two
days. In the two games he has pulled
| down. thirteen flies. His catch on Felsch
| to-day will be entered with the most
! brilliant in worlds series history.
Had the ball been hit anywhere else
| than on a line to deep centre it would
have been a ground rule hit. as tenn
| porary stands are around the entire field
| with the exception of green space
which has been kept clear so as not to
| interfere with the vision of the batsmen.
| Roush Makes Great Catch.
| With Weaver on third as the result of
| a double and balk Feisch met tho ball
! sQuarely, one of the hardest hit balls OF
the series o. The ball never went much
| higher than about twenty feet, but
Roush turned with the crack of the bat
and raced to the deepest corner OF
| centre field. BY jumping for the ball
he got it as it was sailing over his head.
Had the ball escaped Roush. Weaver
could have walked in on the hit. while
1t would have Melted. Felsch triple.
There were other pretty defensive
plays by the Reds. Daupert mace q
stop on Jackson in the eighth which
would have been one of the banner
plays of the game if Jake hadn't fol-
loved il up with wild throw which
nut Shoeless Joe on second. Then poor
Felsch hit another fierce crash, but this
time right It Groh, Heinie couldn't
have given it the 'howdy do had he
tried The Red captain was smart
enough to protect his bare hand, and
took the compact of the drive on his
gloved hand. He could do no more than
knock 1t down, but he threw out Felsch
at first.
A lightning double play took the
heart out of the Sox in the ninth. Gan
dill led off with a single to centre and
Risberg hit the next ball over second.
1t looked like a single. too, but kopf
made a neat pickup and threw to Rath
at second. The ball was relayed to first
for a double play Then Schalk also
singled to centre, but McMullin, who
made pinch hit yesterday. was unable