The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-09

ended the inning by flying out to Felsch.
Four runs, five hits. no errors
(The Reds batsmen turned loose a ter
rifle bombardment of base hits. They
were blistering everything that Williams
and James could offer. The Sox began
shouting from the dugout when LeibOld
walked to the plate and the crowd was
behind the Sox with tremendous cheers.)
CHICAGO-Liebold singled sharply to
Reds E. Collins doubled to left, sending
ond almost caught Collins and the Reds
roared their protest. The crowd was in
a frenzy. Weaver up. He insisted on look
ing at the ball. Weaver famed. The last
strike called and Buck shook his head
sadly. Jackson popped to Kopf who made
the catch behind third base close to the
foul line. Felsch famed. No runs, two
hits. no errors.
(Eller pitched grandly after Leibold
and E. Collins had combed him for solid
hits. Nallin's decision on Viewers third
strike looked bad from the stand. Both
clubs jawed the umpires thruout the in
ning.)
Second Inning.
CINCINNATI-Rat famed. The last
strike was called and the Red second base
man chewed at Nallin for the decision.
Daubert flied to Jackson 1t was an easy
chance. Gandil went over to encourage
James. Groh up. Groh demanded to see
the ball and looked it over while the crowd
booed- Nallin returned it to james. Groh
singled TO Gandil,. who threw to James
who covered first. but was too late. Groh
slid into first base and hurt his leg. The
Red players gathered around him and the
game was delayed. Groh returned to first
base and the crowd gave him warm ap-
plause. Roush doubled to left, scoring
Groh but was caught when he over ran
second, Jackson to Risberg to Schalk to
Weaver to E. Collins. One rum, two hits.
no errors.
CHICAGO-Gandil line flied to Daubert.
Risberg up. Filler had trouble locating the
plate and walked Risberg. Again the ball
was examined by Schalk and the umpire
I I'M rot 4.
| dropped Schalk's high foul and was given
| an error. Schalk again wanted the umpire
| to examine the ball and he tossed it back
to Filler. Schalk singled to left. Duncan
came in fast but the ball hit the ground
| first, Risberg reaching second. James hit
a high foul to Groh. and neither base rum
| ner advanced. LiebOld struck out. taking
a healthy swing at the last one and hitting
only atmosphere. No runs, one hit, one
| error.
(The sox were fighting desperately.
| Eller rose to the occasion and again
worked in mastery fashion in the pinch.
He was mixing sharp curve with a fast
one that had worlds of speedy
Third Inning.
- CINCINNATI-Dunca out, Weaver to
Gandil on an easy chance. Kopf out
play on slow roller that he captured in
front Of Risberg. Neale walked. Rarider
up up co Mfale oTt stealing second, schalk tc
Games worked nicely in this inning
showing a pretty curve that he kept
fans began to root loudly as L. Collins
stepped to the plate.)
CHICAGO-E. Collins lined to Duncan
who made pretty running catch in lef
made pretty catch on the grass after h
had misJudged the ball. Jackson drov
the bali into the right field bleachers fo
the first home run of the series 1t wal
5 a tremendous clout and the crowd CAV
Joe an ovation. Felsch out. Kopf to Dau
bert. One run, one hit, no errors.
Fourth Inning.
: CINCINNATI-Raride lined into Gan
IN hands for the first out Eller was hi
by the first pitched ball and trotted t
ftrst- Rath attempted to sacrifice but tn
ball rolled foul Rath singled 10 secon
| base, Risberg managing to stop It, bu
! could not recover it in time for a putout
EIler taking second. Daubert singled +
center and Filler was caught at the plat
I Schalk. Rath reached third and Dauber
$ took second on the throw to the plate
t Groh popped out to Ed Collins. No run,
o CHICAGO-Gandil hoisted to Neale. VIII
. fnll run. Risberg struck out. the las
i on to, Groh gathered in Schalks grounde
$ and threw him out at first. No runs, n
: hits, no errors
L Fifth Inning.
t CINCINNATI-Ed Collins got Roush
Il grounder and threw to Gaudil for the pr
S out. Duncan line flied to Ed Collins
$ ! was wicked drive. Collins speared. KoI
l. tripled to right, the ball going over ii
Y first base and reaching the extreme rigf
: field corner before Felsch retrieved /
g Neale singled between third and shoi
d ball and threw it back to James. Nea
2 stole second. Schalk's throw was lit
7 10 me EFT OF the bag James almo
ond Risberg threw Rariden out at frs
le One run. two hits no errors
er CHlCAGo-James fouled one that hi