The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-10

swing at the last one and hitting only
mosphere. No runs. One hit one
error.
CINCINNATI-Dunca up. STRIKE
one. W"o'."r took Duncan's nigh bound
or 49,. ....,,. . ~ out al first. \opt up
S,nke one. Bal nc. Weaver came
over fast getting X, prs Sround"r and
throwing it to GandIl for the put"uT
Nrale up Ball one. Ball two. Foul
Neale. thinking the bal! has h%"n touch.
ed before it rolled foul. stayed on first
base and the crowd bo""d HIM lie re-
sumed his place in the batter h"N ana
foulcd the next ball. II: thrn drew ms
fourth ball and walked. RarIdcn up,
Strike one. Strike two. Ball one: Neal"
was caught stealing Schalk 10 Ed Col
Inns. No runs. No hits. No errors.
CH1CAGO-Ed Collins up. Ball one
Strike ono. Foul, strike TWO: haI, , Two
a hard hit drive. hut almost INT" the
hands ~ the Rcd left fielder. Weaver
UP. Fall one. Weaver hoISted hlfn
XIV that Eath mad" CIRCUS catch o.
son up. Ball one. The outci"ld moved
back for jackson and h" put one into the
right field hlca"h.rs Ger a home run. II
was the longest h;t mao" during the
series at this park. Maze. YIN" was
plavirr deep. backed w To tn" f"nc" and
waited for tn. ball /" go over his heal.
EaIsoS M Ennf took Fc,sch's ground
er and tossed e. pauhcrt tor the third
out, ono hit. one run. M errors. Tho
OVID gave Jackson n BIS hand as he
took his place IN left field.
Fourth Inning.
CIHCINNATI-l:arId W. Rartd"n
lined into Gandirs hands for the first
time Filler up. Eilcr was hit by IN"
first pitched ball ard tr"ited 70 first.
Eath ND. Foul. str.N" one. Rath at
TEMPTED to sacrifice. but the ball rolled
FOUL Fall one. t'oul. strike two. Bal!
two. Rath sjnglcd to- second base, Rs
hrrr r,annriur- TO It -, =, but could not
receiver il in ,ir,. rir :. putout. Ellcr
TAXING second. D,us.rrt up. Ball one.
Foul. str:k" one. lr1 two. Daubcrt
singled to center. ami Killer was caught
at the plate WHEN IT,. l...i made won
dcrtul throw - S,l".t.. l;hth reached
throw to the plat" 'ir"h up. Gr"h
popped out to Ed Collins. No runs. TWO
hits No errors.
CHICAGO--Gandl III. Gand!l hoistCd
TO Nrale who Cau1ht N" ball in right
confer while on a tuIl ran. RIsberg up.
Strike ore. Ball ON Fail two. Strike
,yrn Eisherp stru,.k OUT, the last strike
l,jnc- n foul tin that harden held on
-. SchaIk IN. Strike orc. Foul. strike
two. Groh gathered IN Schalk's ground
'r and threw him out at ilrsI NO runs
y" hits. No errors.
C1NCINNAIl--It "uSh up; Ed COINS
got k"ushs Sround"r ana thrc" 10 G ,iI
Gii for the put"ut. duncan up: oIti
one. Duncan Hue med lp t" "4lHs.
%aS wicked d.IEe that C"'l:ns speareu.
k0pf up. Ball enc. hoPl ripped 10
right. the ball gong over llrSt naSe anu
reaching the extreme riSht hcid CoEn"r
before Felsch retrieved II: NeaIe up
Ball one. Strike ono. Foul strih" TWO.
kopf scored. Ncalc singled between
third and short and kopf scored. ltArl-
den up. Rar!dcn examined the ball ana
and then threw it back to James. Ball
one. Male stole second; Schalks throw
was little TO the LETT or inc bag. JnltcS
almost caught Ncale with quick throw
10 second. Ball two; r"uL StlNc onr'
Foul Strike two. tishcrg 'hr~W KIT
den out at hrst- one rum 1"o hi's"
No errors. ,,
CHlCAGO-Jamcs up Strlkf oHe
Strike two: Foul. Foul. James l"u'"u
one that hit his foot and bounced on
fair ground. The umpire called II Ioul:
James struck out. L!epCid up MP
made great step or ihcoclo ErnSs
cutter and got the ball over 70 llrS'
ahead OF IN" runner. Ed I9tii rH,,; Up;
Bali one. kopt also t"ok r.u:
sroundcr and threw 10 lIrSt lot lne put
oui. NO runs. NO MIS-. NO erFofS'
Sixth Inning.
CINCINNNATl-Ellcr UP. Ball ono.