The sun., 1919-10-05
CALCIUM AGAIN
TURNS REDS
In BIG SERIES
Ring Plays Hero's Part in
Thrilling Fourth Reel of
Diamond Film.
NEALE ALSO PROMINENT
As Game UnrOlls Great Cicotte
Wavers and White Sox Go
Down Behind Him.

working for the Sox Ivy Wlngo sup
planted Bill Rariden behind the bat for
the Reds and that, with the exception of
the pitchers, was the only change in
either lineup from yesterdays game.
Nallin went behind the plate to call balls
and strikes for the first time during the !
series. Rigler was at first base, Evans
at second and oulgley at third. During
the Cincinnati warm UP Moran worked
out both Ring and Ruether and kept
EIler. whom many had thought would
pitch, on the bench. Pat finally selected
Ring to carry the Cincinnati pitching
burden. Gleason nominated the great
cicotte to work for the Sox. and the
announcement brought a roar Of APP
proval from the stands.
First Inning, First Half--Cicotte's
FIRST Offering was strike that cut the
plate on Rath. The Red batsman fouled
the next ball to left field for strike two.
Rath fouled another into the stands.
The next ball was too low and the count
was "2 and g." Cicotte grooved one and
nath shot q line drive over Weaver's
head for clean single. Schalk kicked
when Nallin called Cicottes first deliv-
cry to Daubert q strike Cicotte twice
attempted to pick Rath off second, but
the Red inflelder was too alert and spry.
Daubert then grounded the next ball to
Eddie Collins and Rath and Daubert
were victims of a fast double play, r,
Collins to Risberg to Gandil. Risberg
ran into short left iS= n good catch of
Groh's fly.
Ring starts Well.
First Inning, Second Haif--Ring's
frst offering was fast one that Liebold
fouled off. Memo also fouled the next
one for second strike. 1t looked as If
Ring cut the corner for the third strike.
but Nallin called Il ball. Liebold
finally lifted high fy to Daubert, who
went back and grabbed It near the foul
line e. Collins watched O wide >one go
ty and then fouled a ball into the grand \
stand. Ring shot over fast one,
which Collins swung too late on and
popped to Rath. Weaver let one ball 60
by and then lined into Neale's hands.
EsSecond Inning, First Half-Cicotte
curved over first strike on Roush and
then the Red slugger flied to jackson.
Duncan bit on q fast breaking curve for
cne strike. Cicotte. who was depending
o good deal on n change OF pace, put
over a slow ball and Pat fouled 1t into
the net for strike two. Then came
fast ono, which Duncan swung hard on
and lifted high fly to e. Collins Kopf
fouled the first ball into the grand stand.
The second was high and wide. Cicotte
then fooled Kopf with slow drop and
Larry missed by wide margin. A
sharp breaking curve fooled Kopf for
strike three.
sox Threaten.
Second Inning, Second Half-Noisy |
cheers greeted Jackson. the slugger; he |
han NJ mite hxrl
half a foot. Ring served up a slow ball
and jackson drove 1t to short centre. |
where neither Roush or Neale could |
catch it. jackson got two bases on this |
drive and the crowd went wild. Felsch |
sacrificed, Rng to Rath. who covered |
fret base, jackson taking third. Gandil. |
trying to kill tho bail, drove a long foul
into the stand, the Cincinnati inhelders
playing for the plate. Ring pitched q
slow curve and Gandil raised fly which |
0roh caught within yard OF the plate. |
Ring pitched fast ball to Risberg. but |
It was too low. He delivered a curve on |
the outside for ball two. Another curve |
ball made II three in a row and Gleason |
told Risberg to walt.
Ring pitched over a fast strike. which |
was called, and Risberg. swinging hard. |
missed another. Risberg walked on a
high one that Wingo pulled down with
.
mapping. the decision by Rigler being |
close. Risberg stole second. wingo stop |
ping a wild pitch. Ring meanwhile had |
pitched three wild balls in succession to |
Schalk and then came q fourth wide |
one and Schalk walked. filling the bases. |
Ring Spikes Rally.
II was up to Cicotte, and the crowd, |
all around the field. was cheering. Over |
came fast ball for the first strike. The
second was too high. and Cicotte let II |
pass. The third was wide and made
Cicotte back away from the plate Nallin |
called the next ball a strike. Ring |
laughed. Another wide one made the |
count to 2 and the racket was deafen- |
ing. Cicotte hit TO Rath who made |
beautiful running stop and threw him |
out.
Third Inning. First Half-Neale drove |
me hrst ball to Weaver. who threw him |
out with an easy toss The first ball |
pitched to wingo was a strike. wingo |
cracked the next one to centre for a sin |
gle. Ring hunted the first ball foul, but |
echalk could not get It. He bunted an |
other one into foul territory for strike |
two. Ring then fouled the third ball |
Into the grand stand. He swung at the |
next and was out on strikes.
Cicotte's frst delivery TO Rath was
AABn Wluo. INdlH uTONc a lOul
the left field seats and Jackson collided |
with the fence as he tried 20 catch the |
han with one hand. wingo tried to steal |
aud Eddie Collins. taking SchallS's light |
psHg throw. nailed him yard from the
bag.
Reds stIn shal<y.
Third Inning, Second Half-Ring
started OF by pitching a wide ball TO Lei |
bold. who pulled away. Nallln called |
the next one a strike, but Leibold ham |
mered the third ball on line to Neale |
IN right centre. Eddie Collins was hit |
IN the ribs with a curve ball and trotted |
TO first. Ring was wild and Wingo was
doing his best to steady him. Weaver |
let the first go by as II was over his |
head. Ring pitched the first battle, a |
curve over the corner. Weaver hit a |
weak grounder 20 Daubert, Eddie Collins
going to second. jackson hit the first
ball 10 Rath, who made a glaring FUN |
BILE. Joe reaching first and Eddie landing |
on third Felsch pasted the first ball TO !
Groh, who threw him out at first
Fourth Inning. First Half-Nallin !
called the FIRST ball pitched TO Rath !
strike. The second was fouled along |
third and struck Umpire Quigley in the |
leg. giving the crowd big laugh. Jack |
son got In the way of liner and Rath |
was out Daubert fouled the first ball =,
tnto the upper tier. He dumped the |
next one in front OF the plate and schalk |