Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-09
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E, (By Associated freSsl
Chicago Oct. 9-The Cincinnati Reds
are the champion base ball team Of the
world. defeating the chicago White
Soy here today for the fifth time in the
worlds Series. of 1919. Today's score
was 10 to s. The Reds indulged In a
hitting held day. driving two Chicago
pitchers from the mound and hitting
the third one hard. The American
Leaguers staged q rally In the eighth
by combining several clean hits on FL
ler with an unfortunate occurrence Tor
Cincinnati when Neale completely lost
a bali in the sun. while they Tailed I
runs. They were still far behind.
however.
Tho Reds made 16 hits. the highest
total for one game made during the
.eries. The game was also the long
eat Of the series. lasting two, hours and
27 minutes.
AZ 1.4o o. m. the Reds indulged AZ 9
sharp fieiding practice with har,TSs %Ss
handiinR the balls at the plate: o ~
Sox took the field for anai neiuans ne ana
practice at i;a1 iw;arm,ns So,n up. The ampires
made their appearance on the heid a.
III The batteries for tedayss yssr ss%S;ec S;cAro sTe
CINCINNATI, Eller and Rariden' Chi'"eo'
Wifliams and Schaik.
First Inning ,.oh-
paa.-RathS up. The first BAN piSch-
81 Sv Williams split the plate but Ratil
did not make q bid for IT. hatn oRyn BIZ
ed the contest with pop ssnbert, ny sin
sied to center. 1t was line drive W" 'hat hat
fieboid madel a great effort ior Sus
could not quite reach before II srSt uuv n,e
the ground. Gron tSS fSuieS sS,ra rae bali % iSto
the left acid pavilion. Groh singled to
tnht II was a short hit that cleared
cver first base and Daubert held SEE
ond. Rousch doubled pas, ,ancs mrs. acor. UaS.
INC Daubert and putting ,Groh on tnira
nmncan up. James Is warming up ioi
chicago. Duncan doubled to leit neia
scoring Groh and Rouscn: We~Hsr,s " wus
head and Jackson fielded 1t In the ,,s ex.
IRENE left field corner. THIS VA wa;
enough for Williams and Big M Mbll
lanes went into the box lot the "vi Hvn
IN ne Jemos could not locate the plate
,snd walked Kopf Duncan retained
second. Neaie took terrific SWING ~ :.
the second strike but missed "a Nea,s nr
Nm lanes almost made a wild pitch
hmt S6halk recovered the ball beiore
env damage could be done. karioen
lifted q Texas Lacquer over nTst pass 30
tSird. d The crowd gave Eller a hand.
clap ovation when he went INTO sns
batter's box. Rariden stole secono
Elior ended the inning by hying OUT e
Felsch. Four runs. FIVE hits. no errors s'
aox-The Reds displayed the mos
consecutive hittlng OF the series ~ IN. -.
Inning. Their wailops OH wlrMam.. ,,..
were all clean hits. Liebold up Eiteri
first pitch was over the pan; ;eon Dis sspHis
to left that Duncan felded FAST te ane
prevented him from stretching it ints
q double. Ed Collins doupieo 10 10 i"t 81,
and Liebold went to third , weaver Ttmn,nrsf} VI
weaver famed. Eller got has mrs ,,sa
Z over on Weaver. jackson ulteo
puny ~ that Kopf captured N third Saca ant ~
=. Collins second. Felsoh tried e
dodge the ball but " hit his bat II. !.
swung at the second one put Ialiea y
connect Felsch famed. me $50, SS5
Satting, but/he frightened up on tn
I third man and pitched himself out Oh
bad hole. No runs, no hits. no errors.
x second Inning
Reds-Rath struck out. James go
Rath in the three and two mole AN, ans
Daubert flied out to Jackson, VINO go
the ball after a short run Groh cal
ed for the ball and examined ~ put tn'
smyire ruled Ss + @ ot * tSs GsGn bai BACK
first base, but could not get up In time
Groh turned his ankle when he stepPet
on first base and play was delayed 10.
few minutes but he resumed o,,sns ans
doubled to left field, scoring Gron OF
the hit, but Rousch was caugnt pc
tween second and third when Liepolt
threw to Risberg and In the run DOW DOW,
Va oxra ern
Ed Collins finally put the ball on MIN
One run, two hits, no errors. -,
Sox-Gandil line flied to Daubert. ~
Ter. had trouble In locating the p,at,' a,
was examined by Schalk and the a mm
pire,N but 1t was returned to Eiler
Rariden dropped schalk's high foul an, an,
was given an error: Schaik ,aa the agsiiI Ssi
and he tossed 1t back to Eller, Schail
singled to left. Duncan came In fas
but the ball hit the ground first. re, RS
berg reaching second. James MT n,gi
advanced. Liebold struck out. M
runs, one hit, one error:
Reds--Weaver took Duncans me-
weaver weaver came anne over fast. getting Kopf'
grounder and throwing to Gandil 70
the put out. Neale thinking the pal
4 had been touched before 1t rolled foul
booed hims He then drew his fourtl
ball and walked. Rariden up. Neal
was caught stealing. Schalk to Nv
Collins. No runs, no hits, no errors.
!, Sox--Collins line flied to Duncan. !
was O hard hit drive and almost direct
ly into the hands of the Red left field
er. Weaver hoisted high fly that El
Ter made q circus catch of, going bacl
Z and barely getting It. Jackson W
The outfield moved back for jackson
and he put one into the right hel
Z bleachers for home run. 1t was tn
longest hit made during the series q
this park. Neale. who was playing dee
backed up to the fence. and waited 10
the ball to go over his head. Kop
took Felsch's groupder and tossed I
Daubert for the third out. One rur
one hit, no errors.
The crowd gave Jackson big han
as he took his place in left field.
Z 3.t Fourth Aiming III
Reds--Rariden lined into Gandil,
hands for the first out. Eller was hi
and trotted to first. Rath, attempted I
sacrifice but the ball rolled foul. Rat
singled to second base, Risberg fnafiag
ing to stop II but could not receiver
in etime for O put out. E1ler taking. sec
Z ondy Daubert singled to center. an
Eller was caught at the plate whel
Liebold made O wonderful throw t