The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03

Collins ran in to take the short throw,
but the ball went through his glove ana
II looked as IL Groh would get home.
Risberg, however, was just behind Col
Inns, and the ball slipped into his hands.
Roush had pulled up in the expectation
that he might draw a play that might
enable Groh to score, and thus he was
caught fatfooted, when Risberg tagged
him. Duncan then drew a fourth ball
for the third pass handed out by Will
Jams In this inning. Larry Kopf ham
mered a clean three Dagger to left centre,
scoring Groh and Duncan. kopf hit the
first ball and when he landed on third
base the fans had lost their senses.
williams had blown up just as Cicotte
did Yesterday. Eddie Collins threw out
Neaie and the score was 3 to in favor
Of the Reds.
Fifth Inning, First Haif-with a
commanding lead Sallee settled down to
his pitching task with renewed conf
/ dence. He curved one over for Schalk'
| who lifted a fly to the irrepressible
/ Roush. Kopf went to deep short for
WYll!ams's grounder and made the long
/ threw to first perfectly. Larry also
! grabbed hot grounder OF the bat OF
| Jack Collins and his swift peg to Dau-
| bert retired the side
Reds Threaten Again.
Fifth Inning, Second Half-Rariden
nicked out one Of Williams's curves ana
laced II down the left field foul line,
| Jackson's fast recovery holding Whoa
Rui IN one base It was a lusty clout
| and enlendidly played by jackson. sal
lees slow bunt down the first base line
travelled along with him and neither
Shalk nor Williams could field II, but the
play was spoiled when the ball roIeo
| foul near first base. The old Shern then
fouled of three balls before going out on
| a lift TO Felsch. Rath got lucky preaA
when in attempting TO step BACK IRON
the plate he accidentally tapped the Dali
down toward short. Risberg ran In and
! atempt TO scoop the ball, but
missed and both runners were safe. The
official scorers called 1t an error for His'
berg although he did not touch the oall
lDaubert popped to z. Collins for the sec
ond out. Groh landed hard on the pill
but the liner travelled straight to Felsch
sixth inning, First Half-Kopf hurled
himself in front OF E. Coilinss liner
Weaver was more fortunate and inec
one over Duncan's head into the GROVE
for two bases. Duncan was playing tht
sunfield and misJudged the ball, whici
struck the railing and bounded back u
|
Groh. After Jackson had fouled on TIL
drst two balls Joe made a bad guess
and Sallee sneaked one over that lef
nothing for Evans to do but call Jackson
out on strikes.
BaIk Called on sailee.
sallee had to stop in the middle Of hi
windup as Reriden was not in position
behind the bat. Weaver moved up Z
third on this unavoidable balk ono
more the Sox were disappointed In thei
EFFORT to score when Roush ran almos
10 the centre field fence for a marvellou
! leaning catch of Felsch's terrific hi
I This was the high spot in the fielding o
/, the series so far. The ball would hav
. struck the fence on the first bound. bu
/. Roush, after a desperate sprint, turne
and leaped to make the catch just u
, time. 1t was a great break for tn
. Reds and a crusher for their opponents.
! sixth Inning, Second Haif-William
, apparently came into the box withou
; his range finder. With Roush wavin
!, his bat menacingly the Sox southpaN
: failed to get one over and Roush dreN
. Williams's fifth base on balls. Eddi
raced TO second when Duncan laid dow
a pretty sacrifice, williams to Gandi
|. The fans yelled to Kopf to clean VI
: but Larry disappointed by raising n for
: TO Weaver. Neale. however. rose I
. the occasion and on the hit and ru
7 Greasy iarruped a lusty liner into LEI
= thai sent Roush scurrying across wit
u a Red tally. Greasy attempted to driv
!. the barb In further by stealing secon'
9 but Schalk was on the alert and naile
y Neale with rife bullet peg to Risberi
|. Worked Wrong Way.
. Seventh Inning. First Half-As ii
2 White Sox came to bat an aviator fie'
over the stadium and dropped ovel
. board dummy Supposed to be an eng
IL of a Chicago rooter. 1t fell on the dis
mond Just behind Kopf-and the far
laughed with giee. Time was Gale
while a policeman strobe on the seer
q and, shouldering the stuffed figure. ca
10 ried II on the field. II apparently wa
Z more OF a Cincinnati ink than anythin
y. else. for the Sox succeeded In breakir