Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10
WORLD SERIES FLAG
W|LLFLY FROM POLE
AT REDLAND PARK
Moran's Crowd Annexes De-
Gliding Event by 10
to 5 Score.
EXPERTS ASSERT CONTEST
RESEMBLED SACK RACE
Pound Pitcher Williams With
Determination Which Sent
Him to Seclusion.
CALL JAMES FROM MOUND
Joe Jackson Credited With Only
Home Run Smashed Out Dur
ing Championship Contest
EXPERTS ASSERT CONTEST
RESEMBLED SACK RACE
CALL JAMES FROM MOUND
rBy Associated Press. !

rBy Associated Prcssl
CHICAGO. Oct. 9.-The worlds base
ball championship pennant for 1919 will
ny from Redland Field. Cincinnati, next
season.
Pat Moran's athletes invaded hostile
territory today and annexed the eighth
and deciding game against the Chicago
White Sox by q score OF 10 to )
As expert ba seball II was as funny
possible happened. including a comic
fopr1run four iy rally by the athletes in the
happened JUS, as it did IL the sun had
not entered the lists and blinded the
visiting felders. 1t was All the funnicr
runs behind at the time
The Reds. after dropping two games
the Ohio. nermitenE 9 9ne 'ns sos oanSs to set
back in the running for the big en-
olem. started after the deciding game
Williams left-handed offerings with a
detsrminatton which sent him into
out, and Bill James. who hurIs from
the other ssdc, was trottcd out
Three Run. on Williams.
Three runs were scored OFF Williams
and rst ons on 5amef was the
led a terrible life until the sixth when.
with two men on the sacks. he was
Gleason and Roy WiiR inson. also a
rtight-hander. came forth to remain
eon5nued ne fhe9 he ana sen
three runs across the rubber. In the
seventh the rangy hurier was some
no runs were scored by the leg weary
champions-to,b o,be. In the eighth they
Their position was so secure that they
the soI' rally. which had the eject.
test out into the longest OF the series
namely. two hours and twenty-seven
minutes
Nonster ThronE Watches Game.
The remarkably good weather o. the
persons paid 10 see the massacre Of
The The sssisa Sss iasls The for
exclnsive Of war tax. .7a..4ia a. feGs'p,h OF his
amount the players received s260.a49.7O
OF the amount taken in during the first
five games.
whes viii n"eiS siSe 6f to The pa4 ss
the salaries Of most of i" Them. N 9f It Is said aIh
The SoS players will distribute twenty.
four shares OF s3.254.36 each
Rath started the first inning for the
Reds by popping to Risberg. Daubert
took a grim swing at tho spheroid
ginning Of the end Groh picked @ out out
another afable offering and sent il
also into the right garden. Daubert
Roush declared himself in on the on,
sluaght with a double to right, scoring
Dauoert with the first run of the game.
TO third.
Sends One to Left Field.
DnnGan; s;an ob;serving that left field had
scoring Groh and Roush. This series
Of wallops ended Williams career as
He retired the Bench '9 and Tx the owe
ing James strode into the fray. He was
wild wild and I'd ;, kopf walked on four bad
Nea!e and the Red right fielder struck
esId,nF out RaTjdan bnn,s sent ho single to center
final out on ny to Fclsch hin in right. TsS 'he
The, Soy started out as If they had
solved Eller's delivery and Intended
to % do what they did in Cincinnati the
for a victory. The hope was short
lived, however. Liebold singled to left
double to left center. Weaver Struck struck
at two and missed and was Informed
by the umpire that ho also should
ners on second and third looked weary
when Weaver was called out, but
perkeadl up ,sis when ,:;u Jackson grasped his
sugger could do on this occasion was
r pop up to short. Felsch was even
less able. for he struck out and those
who had SO often in this series seen
tho Sox die on bases for lack Of hits
at tho right time lost hope right there.
hedS start on Second.
The Reds started the second with
a Whit by Rath. Daubert sent nv
to Jackson: Groh started trouble by
scored on Roush's double TO center.
Roush overran second and was run
down between bases.
In their half Gandil lined to Dau-
bert and Risberg strolled. Rariden
dropped Schalk's foul and for a mo-
ment It looked as If that might mark
a change in the game. for on his next
swing Schalk singled to left, Risberg
going to second. James, however.
fouled to Groh and Liebold famed.
and again there were no runs for the
In the next inning the Reds were
retired in rotation. but in their half
the Sox produced the first and only
home run Of the series. Joe jackson
was the. hero. He caught a breast
high fast one and dropped 1t cleanIy
into the distant right-field bleachers.
It counted for one run. for there were
none on bases ahead OF him. Felsch
was retired. short to first. and for four
more Innings Jackson's tally alone re-
mained to picture the fact that the
Sox were contending.
Neither side scored I'm tho fourth,
but the inning was signalized by a
CONTINUED on Second Pase.l
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