The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-06

with passed ball Ball 2. Strike
H. Strike q Duncan flied TO Jack
Il son
No runs; no hits; one error.
| Williams was working magnificent.
lily also. He uncorked a cross fire
| that puzzled the Reds who were cut
| ting under the ball and popping up.
Sox.-Weaver up. Ball l. Strike
IL, called Weaver out, Eller to Dau
bert, breaking Elier's string of strike
Fonts, but 1t was feeble effort and
Weaver popped an easy chance TO
the box.
Jackson UP. Strike /, called. Jack
son out Eller TO Daubert on another
lpuny roller.
! Felgch up. Stiice /, swung Foul.
strike 2. Strike 8, swung. Felscb
famed
No runs; no hits; no errors.
Elle1's magnificent pitching con-
tinued without a break Three mighty.
Sox batsmen went down in order
after very feeble attempts.
Fifth inning.
Reds.-Kopf up Strike l, called.
Kopf singled sharply TO right just out
of e. Collins reach.
Neale UP. Foul, strike 1. Neale
forced kopf at second, Risberg TO
Collins.
Rariden up. Neale out stealing.
Schalk TO Risherg Rariden flied to
Felsch.
No runs: one hit; no errors
The crowd gave ElIer an ovation
when he resumed the mound Only
nine men had faced him
Sox.-Gandil up. Out, Rath to Dau-
bert
Risberg up, and out, Groh to Dau-
bert
Schalk singled to left
Williams UP. Strike /, swung Bah
n. Strike q famed.
No runs; one hit; no errors.
Schalk was the first man to reach
first off Filler in four innings. Eilar
was given another ovation by the
fSox fans.
Sixth Inning.
Reds.-EIler up. Strike /, called.
Strike 2, called Eller doubled to LETT
and went TO third, when Feisch who
retrieved the ball, threw wildly TO
third. An error for Felsch
Rath up. Ball l. Strike 1, callcd.
Strike 2, called Foul Ball 2. Eath
singled to right scoring Filler with
the first run OF the game. 1t was a
sharp drive.
Daubert up. Bah / Daubert rae
.rificed. Weaver to Gandil, Rath going
TO second
Groh ND. Ball l. Ball 2. Pail g..
Ball 4. Groh walked.
Roush UP. Strike 1, called. Roush
tripied to center, scoring Rath and
Groh.
Felsch's throw almost caught
FIeinie at the plate and the Sox plru-
ers protested the decision vigorously.
Felsch got his hands on Roush's
drive, but was unable TO hold it.
Umpire Rigler threw Schalk out of
the game when the SoX catcher
waved his fists in the umpire's CHA.
SchalF was the second man to be
put out of world series game. Lynn
now catching for Chicago.
Duncan up Strike 1. swung. STRIFE
2, called. Foul Duncan flied to
jackson and Roush scored after tie
catch, beating Jackson's throw 10 the
plate.
Duncan was credited with sacri-
flee fly.
Kopf up. Kopf flied to Felsch,
Four runs; three hits; one error.
1t was terrible inning for Viii
liams.
Eller's fly fell safely between
Felsch and Jackson and started the
trouble. Felsch made desperate
try for Roush's fly and almost got IT.
Sox.-Leibold up. Leibold out,
Groh to Daubsrt, on an easy chance.
E. Collins up. Ball l. E. Collins
flied to Roush in left center.
Weaver up. Foul, strike /. Weaver
out, Kopf to Daubert.
No runs: no hits; no errors.
Filler worked in easy fashion and
was pitching as well az ever.
Seventh inning.
Rsds.-Neale up Ball l. Neale
out. Il. Collins to Gandil, on a hard
drive which Collins juggled for a
minute.
Rariden up Foul, strike 1. Ball
ii. Rariden flied to Leibold.
Filler up. Filler got another rous-
ing cheer when he stepped to the
plate.
Foul, strike !, Strike 2, swung.
BAH j. Strike 3, swung. Eller
famed.
No runs; no hits: no errors.
Williams was steady again in this
inning and was working nicely. The
crowd was with Filler, however. and
gave him another cheer when he
took the mound.
sSnx - Tn ckspn IN Strike j, swung.