The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-09
WILLIAMS DRIVEN FROM BOX
IN FIRST BY STORM OF HITS:
ELLER HOLDS S0x;; SCORE |0.5
(BY Associated Press)


pion baseball team of the world, hav-
ing defeated the Chicago White Sox
here today for the fifth time in the
worlds series OF 1919. Today's score
was 10 to 5. The Reds indulged in a
hitting field day driving two Chicago
pitchers out of the box and hitting the
third hard. The American leaguers
staged a rally in the eighth inning,
getting several clean hits off Eller
with an unfortunate error for Cincin-
natl, when Neale completely lost a
ball in the sun. and while they made
four runs, they were still far behind.
The Reds made sixteen hits, the high
est total for one game made during
the series. The game was also the
longest of the series lasting two hours
and twenty-seven minutes.
FIRST INNING.
CHICAGO-Rath opened the game
with a pop fly to Risberg. Daubert
singled to center, Groh singled to
right, Daubert on second. Rousch
doubled past first base to the right
field pavilion, scoring Daubert, and
putting Groh on third. Duncan doub-
led to left field, scoring Groh and
and Big Bill James" went into the
famed.
Rariden hit a Texas Lacquer over
first, and Duncan scored. kopf on
third Eller ended the inning by fly
ing to Felsch. Four runs. hits, no
errors.
CHICAGO-Liebold singled to left.
E. Collins doubled to left. Leibold on
third. Weaver famed Jackson lift
ed a puny fly that kopf captured in
back of third. Liebold holding third
and Ed Collins second. Felsch famed.
No runs, 2 hits, no errors.
SECOND INNING
CINCINNATI-Rath famed. Dau-
bert flied to Jackson. Groh singled
to Gandil The latter got the ball
after a short run. Groh turned his
ankle but remained in the game
Roush doubled to left field scoring
Groh. Roush was caught between
second and third. Roush was out by
Ed Collins, who put the ball on
Roush. One run, hits, no errors.
CHICAGO-Gandi flied to Daubert
Risberg walked. Schalk singled to
left, Risberg on second James
fouled to Groh. Liebold famed. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
THIRD INNING
NI-NCl->4H ~ = w SdFST look DuQ-
cans high bounder and threw him out
at first Weaver came over fast, get
ting kopfs grounder and throwing to
Gandil for the putout. Neale hit a
foul, but thinking the ball had been
touched before it rolled foul, stayed on
first base and the crowd booed him
He resumed his place in the batters
Eox. He then drew his fourth ball
and walked. Neale was caught steal
ing second. Schalk to Ed Collins. No
ruHs. no hits, no errors
CHICAGO-Ed Collins line flied to
Duncan. 1t was a hard hit drive, but
almost directly into the hands of the
Red left fielder. Weaver hoisted a
high fly that Rath made a circus
catch Of going back and barely getting
it. The outfield moved back for Jack
son, and he put one into the right field
bleachers for home run. It was the
longest hit made during the series at
this park. Neale, who was playing
deep, backed up to the fence and
watched for the ball to go over his
head. Felsch out, Kopf to Daubert.
One run, l hit, no errors.
FOURTH INNING
ClNClNNATI-Rariden lined flied
to Gandil Eller was hit by pitched
SINGLED
second base Risberg stopped the
ball but could not recover it in time
for putout, EIler taking second
Daubert singled to center and EIler
was caught at the plate when Liebold
made a wonderful throw TO Schalk.
Rath reached third and Daubert took
second on the throw to the plate. Groh
Popped ont to Ed Collins No runs. >
hits, no errors
CHICAGO-Gandil hoisted to Neale
who caught the ball in right center
while on a full run. Risberg struck
out. the last strike being foul tin
that Rariden held on to- Groh gath
cred in Schalk's grounder and threw
him out at first. No runs no hits, nc
errors.
FIFTH INNING
CINCINNATI - Ed Collins got
Reush's grounder and threw to GandiI
for the putout, Duncan line flied tc
Ed Collins. 1t was a wicked drive
that Collins speared kopf tripled tc
right, the ball going over first base
and reaching the extreme right field
corner before Felsch retrieved it
Nealc singled between third and shor,
and Kopf scored. Rariden examine ed
the ball and then threw it back tc
James. Neale stole second Schalk's
throw was little to the left of the
bag. James almost caught Neale with
n quick throw to second. Risbere
threw Rariden out at first One run
2 hits. no errors.
CHICAGO-James fouled one tha,
hit his foot and bounced on fail
ground, The umpire called 1t foul
James struck out kopf made a great
stop Of Liebold's grass cutter and go,
the ball over to first ahead of tho
runner kopf also took Ed Collin 5
grounder and threw to first for the
putout. No runs, no hits, no errors
SIXTH INNING
D CINCINNATI - Eller sing e
through the box. Every Cincinnati
player has now made at least cne hit
James got Rath in the three and two
hole and then walked him by pitching
one wide. This finished James and
he was ordered from the box by Man