The sun., 1919-10-10
HEAVY HITTING
FEATURES 9Th
GAME OF SERIES
Deciding Contest Develops
Into Suggest, With Reds
Leading Is to 10.
ROUsH GETS THREE HITS
Eddie Collins Also Carriers
Trio-Jackson Lines Out
Homer and Double.
spscia. Despotch TO TuB Sun.


ouigley at third base the White sox
want to their positions and play in the
eighth game of the worlds series began
Wrist Inning, First Half-Williamss
Arst mitch was a strike. His second Of
,ering to Rath was fouled into the net,
m. third was fouled into the left wing
=, the grand stand and then Rath went
out on a fly to Risberg. The first ball
nltohed to Jake Daubert was strike,
hut the second was hit low and hard to
short centre for a base. Leibold tried
desperately to make a shoestring catch
but missed. He recovered the ball
quickly and made Jake hustle back to
frst
oroh fouled the first ball into the right
fad pavilion. The second was low
hall and the third also was fouled.
Heinie then hit a short single to right
sanding Daubert to second. Roueh let
The FIRST go by for a ball, but the second
Umpire Nallin called a strike. Roush
them hammered the next ball along the
second base line for a two Dagger. send
ing Daubert home and putting Groh on
third. williams was pitching nothing
but fast, straight ball.
Duncan fouled the first ball pitched to
aim into the left field tier and the sec
ond was a wild heave. Duncan laced
the next along the left field foul line,
scoring both Groh ana Roush. Williams
pitched a straight ball to Kopf, and Man
lger Gleason thought he had done
enough damage and replaced him with
BIN James.
James started wildly, getting only one
etr,te over out of his first five pitches.
Re sent Kopf to first by the base on
bafs route. James did better with
Neals, tanning him after giving him one
BAN. With Rariden up. ScAalk prevented
Q wild pitch by making a fine stop. Rari-
den then pushed a single over Gan6ii's
head, which scored Duncan and put Kopf
on third. Eller was loudly applauded
when he came to the plate. He fouled
the hrst ball against the grand stand
and then Rariden stole second. After
a second strike Eller flied to Felsch, end
ing e disastrous inning for the White
soI.
Four runs. five hits, no errors.
LeiboId Singles, e. Collins Doubles
Second Half-with one strike called,
Leibold smashed driving single to left.
The crowd got into frenzy when Eddie
Collins followed with a double to GEN.
tra Weaver took three swings and
famed. Kopf made beauty catch of
Joe JaCkson's long foul against the left
field fence. Felsch gave spectators a
chance to scramble for balls when he hit
three times into the grand stand before
Eller famed him on some great pitch
ing.
No runs, two hits, no errors.
Second Inning, First HaIf-James is
sued three balls to Rath before striking
him out. Daubert hit a hard liner to
Jsc';son, who caught It fof the secopd
o.. Groh proved hard man for
James He had three balls and two
strikes on him before Heinie beat out a
slow grounder to Gandil, who tossed the
ball to James. Groh stumbled over the
bag and hurt his left ankle. He limped
painfully and time was called while he
took of his shoe and the trainer exam
med his foot. When play was resumed
Roush drove the ball over Jackson's
head for double, scoring Groh. Roush
was caught between second and third,
Ieibcld, Risberg, Schalk. Weaver to Ed
die Collins.
One run, two hits no errors.
Second Half-Eller pitched one ball to
Gandil and then hurled over a strike.
Chick then hit to Daubert and was out.
EIer pitched three poor balls to Ris-
lowed by giving him a base on balls.
schalk took a look at the ball, which
schalk insisted was "doctored," but Um-
pire Nallin threw the ball back to Filler.
After letting the first ball. a wide one.
go by, Schalk lifted an easy foul to
Rariden, who muffed It. Nalln called
the next one a strike and Schalk again
Kicked about the ball. Schalk then drove
a pretty single to left, which advanced
Risberg to second. James raised foul,
which Groh caught near the Chicago
bench. Leibold swung at fast curve
ana missed then received a wide one,
fouled the third into the grand stand.
received another high ball and then
struck out on high curve.
NO runs, one hit, one error.
Much FouIing by Reds.
Third Inning. First Half James
pitched a strike over the corner to Dun
can Pat drove the next one to Weaver,
VINO threw him out. Nallin called the
INST speeder TO Kopf, strike and
st'er letting a wide one go by, Weaver
made fine running stop OF Kopfs drive
and threw him out. After two balls had
Deen called Neale fouled the third into
,he grand stand With the count three
sNc two Nesls foulsd the ball along the
hfd base line, and after fouling the
next one into the grand stand, Neale
walked Nallin called the first ball to
harden a strike. The second one was
Iust the same for strike two. Neale died
stealing Schalk to Eddie Collins
NO runs, no hits, no errors.
second Half-The first ball to Eddie
Solnns was too low. Nallin called the
second a strike, as il curved over the
Wrner Collins fouled the next one into
NE net for strike two. A fast high
StVe made Collins duck and II was ball
he lined the next one to Duncan
&c nrst ball to Weaver was too high
2pcK nit the second high TO short right
fe' where Rath made a splendid run
sMs catch with his back TO tho ball. The
SCI Oail TO jackson was too wide. Joe
inered the next one far into the right
20 oleachers for a home run. Kopi
Drew out Felsch.
sone run one hit. no errors.
Elier Hit by Pitched Hall.
Fourth Inning. First Haif-xJames
$cneo the first ball. a strike, to NRari-
go VINO lined the next ball to Gandll
was out Eller was hit by a pitched
and rotted TO first As EIler was
Espiring freely he put on a sweater az
ecaution against the cool wind. Rath
~n n.sd foul trying TO sacrifice Naiiin
49, he next ball. slthougfyit was over
'ner' Again Rath tried TO hunt, bui
T,s.a ina ball for second strike. A
p"r one made the count two and two
unAiy dribbled tho ball between