El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

termed a lucky" one by manager
; Gleason OF tie Sox-
we outhit them nearly three TO
/ one. but the breaks Of the game went
I against us" Gleason said. The SoX
are far from out Of the race We
I have the greatest comeback ball club
7 in the world
Both sides played machine Ike
ball the first three Innings With
the exception OF a pass the Reds
/ were retired in one. two. three
order, while only two S0E were
able TO Eet on the base lines.
Jackson doubled IN the second and
was sacrificed 70 third hut Can
oil and Hisherg were unable 70
advance him TO the counting sta
ffou. Williams SINGLED In the
third with one out, hut J. Collins,
who was said TO be suffering
from n had cold. lined out TO left
and Eddie Collins grounded out
10 Dauberf unasslEted.
Sex Try in Fourth.
Chicago started the fourth with an
assault that greatly encouraged the
crowd from the windy city. Weaver
and Jackson singled, but Weaver was
held AT second BY the fast work Of
Duncan N retrieving the ball from
left field. Felsch sacrificed and both
runners moved up. With men on
second and third and only one out the
Chicagoaus pulled hard for a run.
They hoped that the lucz OF the
fourth was to be with them IN this
game.
Gandil grounded to Daubert. whose
throw TO the plate cut off Weaver.
Jackson MADE third on the play and
Gandil was safe at first He stole
second and al eyes turned on the Sox
shortstop, EisberE. RisberE waited
for three balls and two strikes and
then popped out feebly TO Daubert.
saved from the highest hole OF the
game for him
In the Reds half Williams BE-
Kan his ascension. Rath walked
and advanced on Daubertss Eucri-
flee Groh also received n pass
aEe and then Poush alngIcd TO
center scoring Rath and nlacfaE
Groh on third. RouEh attempted
to stenl but was peEEed ont by
schllizs Gr0h raalziuE no attempt
70 leave thlrd. Duncan also
waited FOR four bad ones md he
and Groh rode home on Eoulis
triple TO the left field fence. The
AGONY was ended for Chfcaeo
when Neele WIS thrown cut. Ed
die Collins &c GanSiI. The stands
were IN a fumult. and nnur
looked down the side lines TO zee
II any soE pitchers were warm
isE up but there was none in
IN the fifth an error BY Risbere
and single bv Rariden placed Reds
on the base. put Daubert. Groh and
E1a--1H A4HA l4L ana nnLllluE came or
IT. ROush IN the sixth received his
second pass, and he competed the cir
cit on Duncan's sacrifice and Neale's Z
single This ended the Red scoring. /
Tried Again in Seventh.
With one out In ire seventh Chi
c9Eo made a new bid for the game I
and with the assistance OF certain Z
fielding eccentricities OF their oppo- {
nents got two runners across the {
plate GzndiL the first man IN. was
ont at first, but Risbsrg singled 10 I
left and Schalk to the centerfieId Z
Neale ATTEMPTED TO head SchaIk off Z
At second. but his throw went into Z
the crowd near third base and Ris- I
berg and Schalk scored before the 1
ball was retrieved
WtHan1s struck out and John Coll /
llns flied ont 20 Roush- IN the ninth
the SoX made q desperate effort 10
puu the contest out OF the first. Can
cu singled 10 center but RisberE's /
savage blow went TO Rath and GzudiI 4
ana Risberg were doubled IN a light /
ming Ike play. Schalk SINGLED to /
center and McMuliin was called 10
as pinch hitter On a sinile. oc-
easion yesterday he SINGLED but to
cay ne was an easy victim, Rath 70
Daubert