Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-10
REDS CAPTURE
WORLD HONORS
IN COMIC GAME
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looked as if that might mark 8
change IN the game, Tor on the nexl
SWING Schalk singled to left, his-
berg gong to second. James, how
ever, 1ouled to Groh and Liebolc
tanned, and again there were no runs
for the locals.
In the next inning the SoX produced
the first and only home run OF the
series. Joe jackson was the nero
lie caught breast high last one and
dropped it clearly into the distant
right field bleachers. 1t counted tor
one run, for there were none on bases
ahead of him. Felsch was retired
short to first, and for four more in
nlngs Jackson's tally alone remained
to picture the fact that the Sox were
contending.
Neither side scored in the fourth,
but the inning was signallzed by q
wonderful throw by Liebold from
center which nailed Eller.
The inning started by Rariden
lining to Gandil and Eller got OH by
has anatonomy. Rath beat hit
taking one Oh James Wild ones in
ond. DauberC singled to lert and
Eller attempted to score. 1t was
On this play that Liebold made his
accurate return to the plate. In the
nth The Reds added another tally
TO then strlng ana did 1t alter two
mad been retired nltIesS to the coop.
hopI bounced one past Gand1l ana
way down on the safe side OF the
foul line 1or a triple. 1Neale rose
10 the emergency with a single Jc
left, AopI scoring. Neale stole sec
onu ana klSDerg threw harden out
at first.
The reds started the sixth with
hller up and he singled through the
pitchers box. kaIn walked and as
James seemed to pc weakening last
he was sent to the club house. Dau-
bert greeted WILKINSON, the new hurl-
Ell, with Dunt IN front OF the plate.
ocnalk hao plenty OF time TO force
Lller at third, but threw vide and
the bases were filled. Groh IN the
pinch struck out. Rousch singled
ro center, scoring Eller and kath.
duncan joined III the melee by sing
ing ana scoring Daubert. kopf
walked and Neale hit to Weaver, VINO
threw kousch out at the plate. The
bases, however, renamed TILED. With
Itarluen at bat, kopf took too long
a lead eff second and was caught by
ochalks throw.
In the eighth Rousch got a life
when hit in the back by pitched ball
and 1t eventuated into a tally He
IN hxy
and registered on harden single to
lett.
Chicago started such fire works as
they had in reserve IN this inning
Liepoid drove liner to right, which
Neaie captured on the dead run. Col
Inns singled to center and Weaver
doubled to right. Then both Collins
and Weaver scored on Jackson's dou-
bic i'll the same direction. Felsch
popped to Daubert. 1t was here
THAT the sun joined the White Sox
team. Gandil hit a long, high fly
to right center. Neale evidently
heard the crack Of the bat, but saw
He shaded his eyes to
pierce the blue, but never saw the
ball and it dropped so feet from any
body for a triple. Gandil scored
when Rousch, also bothered by the
glare, dropped Risberg's fly. SchaIk
was thrown out by Rath, terminating
the rally.
The Reds got a man to second in
the final round, but he expired there,
while the SoX, responding to yells
while the Sox, responding to yells
to start another rally, but nothing
came of it. Murphy came to bat for
Wilkinson and did not try very hard
to get out of the way of curve,
which struck him on the back. Lie
bold sent liner, which had all the
ear marks of triple, to right CEN
ter. Rousch made the greatest catch
CT the series in capturing it. He
raced at top speed across the field
and fell as he grasped the ball off
his shoe tops. He turned a somer-
sault, but came up with the ball still
salty in his hands. Murphy was al
most at second, but was able to
scramble back to first. Eddie Cob
Inns singled to center and Murphy
made third on the hit. The Reds
made no attempt to prevent Collins
stealing second. The game was
too near over. Weaver flew out to
left center. Now was the time,
from the local viewpoint for another
homer by Jackson, but he went out
easily, Rath to Daubert.
All told, the Reds accumulated 16
hits, every player getting one or
more. The Sox made 10.
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