El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-09

Q was over. They declare he should
have used anyone excepting
SaIlee today because @Sal7 failed
and because Luques who succeeded
him. pitched magnificent bali.
and brought rounds OF Wild np-
plause sum the Cuban contingent.
The +.if' boys. however, now want
Eller 20 work, and II Eiler fails
they probably will declare Pat
the worst manager in the world.
think the dope was a bit wrong
in one respect Wednesday The Reds
defensive play was stronger and bet
ter IN the desperate situations than
the dope indicated In the first and
desperate work OF Rath and KOpf
kept the White Sox from breaking
through and piling up a huge lead,
but such defensive work could not
last forever and when the main as
sault came in the fifth. the Red de-
tense broke and broke badly
Worked Hard. However.
KOpf and Rath got shell shock
from drive and the whole line
crumbled- II Moran Is TO be criticized
at all it should be in his selection OF
pitchers He is considered the best
Judge OF the condition o. pitchers in
the country; he must have known that
the White SoZ were hoping and pray
ing that he would use Sallee. he must
have seen the way they were bump
ing him early in the game, and he
permitted him TO stick until the
White SoL lead was too great for his
team TO hope to overcome against the
pitching Of Cic0tte.
The object OF using left handed
pitchers AGAINST the White gov
in theory, is that left handlers stop
Collins and Jackson. the two
Ereaf hitters Of the CHICAGO out
fit II he studied the dope he
must have seen that Sallee could
not hold Jackson when he pitched
for the Giants in the Giant
" ite SoE series. When Jackson
started 10 maui the bail today.
his first two smashes driving
home runs, il was evident that he
had something on Salcc. when
Eddie Collins got two hits and n
sacrifice. of 4Saln Il might have
been a gentle hint.
But he stuck until Hap Felsch de-
livered the fatal blow that drove
home two runs in the fifth.
Cicotte Got Revenge.
Cicotte at last got his revenge, but
at the same time he showed that
the dope. which made IL appear that
the Reds would hit him. was right
They did not hit him hard. or IN
timely fashion. but they tageed his
sinner hard enough 10 endanger the
result in the fifth, sixth and seventh
innings no one can charge honestly
that the Reds showed any signs OF
quitting They fought hard after
they were beaten
Eoran's board OF strategy came TO
his rescue in the fifth. when Neale
singled and Cic0tte walked Wingo-
Pat was going to permit Fisher 20
bat for himself. but the board
coached him, and he sent Ruether TO
nit with orders 20 take three healthy
walops and try to oFerturn the
game with a long drive. Dutch evil
IDENTIFY thought his years work ended
tuesday Tor he popped out on an easy
foul
CIcofte Gave One Run.
The one run that the Reds got was
a gift from Cic0tte, who perferred
taking chance on giving them one
run TO letting them have a fighting
chance for more. Perhaps he thought ,
Groh deserved run anyhow, as
ground rules held his home run to a
double.
GrOh was on second With one
out when Ruush hit straight to
CicOfte. II would have been m
easy matter fog Clcoffe TO throw
GrOh out going to third. but he
toased to first and a moment Iafer
Pat Duncan FhanEed out . hit
and sent home the run. The
Reds real chance TO get back
into the game came IA the sew
enth- CieUffe seemed to have
trouble uttchinE to NinE0 and
passed him for the second time.
and with two out, Rath SINGLED.
A long lift might give the Reds
fighting chance. and Dnubert
hit the hardest smash OF the day
straight down to Collins
4he ball was hit SO hard. Collins 1