Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01
lIORAN'S REDS
COP The FIRST
FRoMSOx
Reuther's Triple In Fourth In
nina With Two Men on Puts
Contest on Ice for Cincinnati
Champion SWatters.
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Rath sacrificed, Cicotte to Ganoil
Eeuther going to second. Rath's ell
fort was a neat bunt down the flrst
be~e line. Daubert up. Ball one. Dau-
bert flied to Jackson. Reutner was
held at second. 1t was an easy ny ID
short left. Groh up. Bal! one: Strike
ore. called Ball two. Foul, strike two
Strike three. No runs, no hlts, no err
rors.
and forcing them to pop up the pan.
He was working easily and seemed 10
be improving in every inning.
FOURTH INNING.
CHICAGO - Weaver up Ball one.
Weaver out Groh to Daubert. ne
hunted down the third base me anu
Hefnie made neat pick up ana throw;
1t was a close play. jackson up. pau
20 Daubert It was another close play
At first bc Sc. jackson was beaten by
half a step at the bag. Felsch up.
strike one, called. Felsch out kopt TO
,Daubert. No runs: no mus. NO ei
rors. Felsch hit the Sball hard but II
was an easy out The Reds defense
was air-tight in this inning and the
left side of Moran's field worked like
. clock.
flied to Felsch in left center. Hap
showed his back to the stands ana
raced half way to the stands for a
pretty catch. Duncan up. Ball one.
Duncan singled to right center 1t was
hard hit drive and the Red rookie
was given a big hand for his first mt
Of the series. Kopf up. kopf forced
Duncan at second. Cicotte TO Rlsoer.
but beat Risberg's throw to flrst on an
attempted double play Neaie up.
lNeale singled over second, kopf going
Ito second. Risberg made great stop.
iwingo up. Wingo singled to right
scoring Kopf and sending Neale 10
third wingo took second on the throw
ir The stands went wild. Keutner
up Ball one. Reuther tripled to ieIt'
Hats and coats were thrown into the
field. The Sox infield clustered around
iC,icotte and consulted. Rath up. Man
on third. Ball one. Ball two. Rath
doubled along the left field foul line
scoring Reuther. 1t was another ter
rifle hit ball. The SoX infield again
conferred with Cicotte. Roy Wilk'n-
eon went out to the bull pen to warm
Np for the Sox. Daubert up. Ball one.
strike one, called. Ball two. Daubert
singled to right, scoring Rath. Dau-
bert went to second on the throw in.
Arain the Sox infield clustered to lend
the fading Cicotte some moral sup
| mort. Wilkinson now pitching for the
Sox. Groh up. Ball one. Strike one
called. Groh flied to Felsch. FIVE
runs. Six hits. No errors.
FIFTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Gandil up.-Ban one.
Ball two. Strike one called. Gandil
singled to center. 1t was hard sma sh
over the second bag. Risberg up. Ris-
berg flied to Rousch. in short center,
and Gandil was held at first. Schalk
up. Foul strike one. Schaik forced
Eandil. Groh to Rath. Wilkinson up.
wilkinson forced Schalk. No runs.
One hit. No errors.
CINCINNATI-Rous up. Ball one.
Rousch flied to F'elsch. The sun both
cred F-elsch and he was forced to cover
mis- eyes with both hands to search
for the ball. Duncan up. Ball one.
duncan singled to center 1t was
eorking drive. Kopf up. Strike one
called. Ball one. Ball two Duncan
out stealing, Schalk to Risbers. lie
was caught so far he did not even at
tempt to slide. Strike two. Ball three.
kopf out, Risberg to Gandil. No runs
/ One hit. No errors.
Ia Risberg made a wonderful one-hand
catch behind second base, and an even
more wonderful throw.
SIXTH INNING.
~ CHICAGO-J Collins up. Collins
flied to Rousch. 1t was line drive TO
deep center on which Rousch made
eterling play, catching the ball over
his shoulder as he raced to the fence.
liz. Collins up. Foul, strike one. Ban
lone. E. Collins was safe at FIRST "hen
sReuther knocked down his drive put
was unable to field the ball IN time.
|Weaver UP. Foul. strike one. Weaver
lainGled to right. sending e. Collins TO
eecond. 1t was Texas Lacquer that