Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-03
lo0slER YOUTH PROVES
HERO OF SECOND GAME

apPinSs, except, OF course. their
II vas .ao,ter than the hinges of
heoul The only evidence in Cincin-
mat we are sitting In the lap o
ctooer are the coal dealers signs
moving that there has been another
oVahce In the price OF coal.
sox seened Subdued.
The Sox seemed sofiewnat subdued
they came out from under the grand
tand' one after tile other and nobody
ould blame them much. The Reds.
the other hsnd. were very lively
There was even more agitation over
ne game today In Cincinnati than yes
,rday. The fans were seeing great
sy OF hope after dwelling for weeks
the darkness of the experts pre-
lotions, and they wanted to get in tho
all yard. They seemed to navc no
r1Inle getting In either:
tsht and today than at any time
lnce the series started. with the Red
ms taking even money where a few
OF great deal OF money was bet at
1at. 1t has been our observation that
OF a great deal OF money ever is bet
the world'A series.
Groh and Duncan Score.
as;n. G :, and DUNCAN scored: and
eskins on ts hind up p.r. g Ta
to the Ohio welkin. Greasy" Seaie
az out on an easy roller to Eddie
After Eddie Collins had been retired
tho sixth. Weaver doubled to left
!e jackson stood dumbly al the plate
ME- ME- sailee craftiiy slipped a third
,ashed as he .shambled back to the
nch amid the jeers OF the crowd
baik by saiiee advanced Weaver
third; The ball apparently. slipped
ON SaIs myers AS he turned to sec
I'd As IL to throw. but nevertheless
E umptres pronounced IL violation
pitching ethics. and Weaver moved
Then II was that Eddie Roush pulled
great catch of Feisch. whose
lash this time was sample of what
might have done on the occasion
carried out his orders 10 bunt.
H<sie Caught Stealing.
Roush walked to start the Reds side
the sixth. and Duncan Sacrificed.
iliiams to Gandil;; kopf popped TO
y; and Roush raced home while
ekson was Juggling the ball. Neale
As out stealing. Collins making
'od play out OF bad throw by
As the inning closed. an airplane
" over the field. and the aviator
ueked out dummy which fell back
thiId base With a thud. The as
' Sc, to be an efisy OF the White Sox
While the airpiane was stnl buzzinE
ound aioft Gandil was retired and
s sGe,S sins, singled to left. Sschaik sin
bound and threw 10 second. but
nsii went vide OF that station and
unded into the crowd back of third.
RisbcrE scored easily enough. and
haik moved down on third az Groh
snt after the ball. Then Schalk de-
led 10 keep going. Az he was near
nich hi, the runner. and Schalk
ossed in safety. 1t Was a queer sort
play all around and it was nueerer
III to see two runs score without
sound OF cheer.
Groh Knocked wobbiy.
Williams famed and John Collins
Used fy to Roush
with two out in the eighth. Daubert
ide marvellous enchanted stop OF
ckson's hit. but tossed wild to Sa,lee
the pitcher moved over TO cover the
!sch Knocked Groh to his knees with
IN drive. but Hcine stopped the
IL and got his man at hrst. Heine
always falling az he goes after
ances. but he generally comes up
tn the ball.
isndii singled to start the ninth.
.ubt.t. SehaIk singled. and Fred
;Mullin came UP. batting in place OF
INA INA ms' out was out on an easy
Black haired williams warmed up
1ront o. the White soI bench while
, e or rs stood d, up for MY Country,
o The Plate old Sal limbered up his
! not lie At all events in their an
las.
EMPIRES Like PaiIbearsra.
lust before o'clock the procession
umpires came upon the hcld They
,ked like fresh batch OF pail
are's and their conference at the
ans, the dapper American League
sticulatoE. was back OF the plate as
ipire in chief.
,sed gu, John Collins on an easy
sh TO the box. Eddie Collins walked.
Buck Weaver lined TO Kopf. and
die was easily doubled up as he
pped and fell trying to set back
There was one importan, change in
Red n, sn s, BESIDES he p!scher
nse 'n Stared crou esd
ja'al BIZ" Rariden, the farmer ball
Eyer from rhe. Hoosier State, whose
vnI wssl oDenins to wsai R be
,ided the catching for the Reds
IN Wingo all season. With old
! he constitutes the "Ruhe battery"
1.-THE Reds, for while Sal tills the soil
bund Hisginspor;. OHIO "Wa'al Bill"
hbs the ground in the region OF
ldford. Ind
sii has been around the big leagues
years-Boston, New York and
Ially Cinc!nnati-but he remains as
i've as the day he broke in. He is
great companion piece to Sal Sallee.
,Other roamer of the large towns
b duellcr in flats, who remained
lie in his heart TO the old farm.
Jackson Hits Double.
tShoe!ess Joe" Jackson slugged
hbe 10 center off Sal in the second
was the frs, man up. His hit was
looping fly which fell in front OF
usch and Duncan as they came
ring from midheld. F'elsch hunted
Sallec. 1t looks as ii Sal might
We had a chance to get Jackson at
ird. for "Shoeless Joe" is none too
st. but after taking glance at the
fuation, Sal tossed TO Daubert get
az Felseh, but putting Jackson on
I'D.
struck some that sacrifice play
Rsr these circumstances was pecu-
40 as Felsch is good hitter Gan
4Ait bounder to Groh, who threw
4 lout at first. holding Jackson 10
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