Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-07

X. n. E.
Chica9o . 1O )
Cincinnati .................... II D
-
Cincinnati. Oct. 7.-Cincinnati today
greeted her returning victorious base
ball team while everything was In
for the resumption OF the
series at Redland field this morning.
The victories of Manager Moram's
outfit at Chicago have added 10 the
enthusiasm which was displayed last
week.
The line up today:
Chicago. Collin. right field: r.
Collins, second baseman: Weaver. third
baseman; Jackson left field; Felsch,
center field; Gandil, first baseman:
Risberg. short stop; Schalk. catcher:
Kerr. pitcher.
Cincinnati-Rath. second baseman,
Daubert. first baseman; Groh, third
baseman; Roush, center field: Duncan,
left field: Kopf. short stop; NeaIe,
right field; Wingo. catcher: Ruether,
pitcher.
Umpires-Evans behind the plate,
Quigley first base. Nallin second base,
Rigler. third base.
Weather Perfect.
> Perfect baseball weather, with the
sun shining brilliantly and cloudless
sky. greeted the fans that fIocked to
the park two hours before, Abe sixth
game of the world series here today.
At noon the stands were filled to ca.
pacity but the bleachers seemed slow
in arriving. The right field stands were
filled but the left field seats wer,
empty. The crowd seemed in a gay
mood and each selection by the ban.
met with applause. The band marched.
around the field several times, stop
ping before each stand for a selection.
The weather improved during the
morning and the Thermometer went up
several degrees. \
Tho crowds began to gather at the
offices Of Redland field at daybreak
today and two hours later several thou
sand persons were In line Only re-
served seats and standing room tickets
were for sale, all the other seats hav-
ing been purchased before the series
opened. 1t appeared that the largest
crowd which has witnessed any game
In Cincinnati would be at the ball park
today.
GIeason's One Hope.
Both Managers Moran and Gleason
were surrounded by friends at their
hotels as soon as they put In appear
ance this morning. Manager Moran
sSid he had no reason to believe any
thing would interfere with his pitching
Ruether today, and he was convinced
it would all ba over tonight.
Manager Gleason said he would work
Kerr and he said his only hope was
that the Sox would show their true
form at bat.
II they do this we have an outside
chance to win four straight, and don't
be too much surprised If we do it. The
team has not been playing the ball It
Is capable Of and II they do not do it
all will he lost,
Tho betting ranged to with the
Reds as the favorites while one could
almost name his own odds that they
would win the series. r
The same ground rules prevailed to-
day that ruled the first two days of
the series. The batteries were Kerr
and sschalk for Chicago, Ruether and
Ratlden for Cincinnati.
First Inning.
Chicago. j. Collins up Ball
one. Ball two. Ball three. Strike one.
Strike two Collins popped hign fiy
back Of second that Rath captured. r..
Collins up. Ball one. Ball two. Strike
one. Roush came in fast and got Col
lins' low ny. Weaver up. Foul, strike
one Weaver nailed the first ball and
drove II to left but It hit few feet
foul. Strike two. Ball one. Weaver
singled thru Kopf into center field,
Jackson up. Ball one. Ball two. Foul,
strike one. Jackson sent popup to
Groh. No runs. One hit. No errors.
Cincinnati--Rath. up Strike one,
Ball one. Ball two. Rath hoisted to
Rlsberg on the third ball pitched.
Daubert up. Daubert bounded the first
bali pitched to Kerr. who tossed him
out at nrst. Groh doubled to right CEN
ter. 1t was a liner that landed be-
tween Felsh and ]. Collins. Roush up
Ball one. Ball two. Strike one. Strike
two. Ball three. Roush singled thru
Risberg. but Groh was caught by over
running third. Risberg to Weaver. No
runs Two hits. No errors.
Second inning.
Chicago--Felsch sent long ny al
most to the bleachers which Neale
captured 6sAndii put a Texas ieasuer
In right but IT fell foul Kopf took
Gandil's bounce and threw him out at
nrst. Risberg hoiHted high one 70
Neale. No runs. No hits. No errors