The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-06


COMISKEY PARK, Chicago, Oct. 6.
Cincinnati won the fifth game Of the
worlds series from the Chicago Amer
leans here today, by a score OF 5 to O..
Eller's pitching for the visitors was
almost a perfect exhibition Of twirling
skill He allowed the Sox three scat
tered hits, retired 2 Of them by the
strike-out route, and was himself in
the plays of the sixth inning that net
ted Cincinnati runs. In this round
he got double and by good base run
ming landed on third. The support ac-
corded him by his teammates was
flawless. On the other hand Will
liams, while he allowed but A hits.
wasnslfghtly wild, his teammates did
not support him as we'll as the Reds
supported Eller, and the visitors sue
ceeded in getting hits off him at an
opportune moment.
FIRST INNING
NCINNATI-Jackson played near
the left field foul line while Rath was
batting. Rath started them all by
drawing a pass off Williams. Daubert
laid down a sacrifice hit, Schalk
throwing him out Rath easily made
second on the play. Groh sent high
fly to Felsch and Rath held second.
Roush out, Gandil to Williams, the
former going over towards second
getting the ball, while Williams hur-
ried over to first and received the
toss. No runs, no hits, no errors
CHICAGO-The crowd yelled en-
couragement to the Sox as Liebold
came to bat Liebold started the Sox
half by walking to first. Ellers balls
all were low and on the outside. Eller
caanoa6 n haU trnuhla i'm
and Daubert came to the box and
tried to steady him. Ed Collins was
out, Kopf to Daubert, but Liebold
made second. The play at first was
very close. Weaver singled, the ball
hitting Eller's hands but was too hot to
handle. Liebold went to third and ar
rived safely. Luque started to warm
up for Cincinnati. Jackson popped up
a high one that Groh took care Of
near third. Liebold held third and
Weaver first. Felsch sent a high one
that Duncan captured. No runs, one
hit, no errors.
SECOND INNING
NCINNATI-Duncan famed TAX
ing a terrific swing and missing his
final strike. Felsch and Jackson were
playing over toward the left for kopf
Schalk backed up and made an easy
putout Of Kopf's high foul Neale
famed. Williams had his underhand
ball working fine, keeping his shoots
around the players knees. No runs,
no hits, no errors.
CHICAGO--Gandil took a swing at
the first one, but missed Gandil
took three healthy swings at the ball.
but only connected with atmosphere
Risberg also famed. going out on a
called strike. Schalk famed Eller
had perfect control Of his fast ball
and retired The side by striking out
Gandil, Risbere and Schalk. No runs,
10 hits, no errors.
THIRD INNING
CINClNNATI-Gandi took Rariden's
grounder ir back of first and beat him
to the bag. Eller received a big ova.
tion when he took his place in the
batter's box Eller sent one straight
into the air that Weaver came over
to the plate and captured. Rath pop
ped an easy foul to Gandn. Williams
also seemed to be working in mid-sea
son form. No runs, no hits, no errors
CHICAGO-A record for worlds
series play was made in the second
inning when the catchers made all OF
the putouts. Williams struck out the
last strike being called on him. Lie
bold famed. Eller continued his good
work and neither Williams nor Lie
bold could connect with him. Ed Col
Inns famed. No runs, no hits, no er
rors.
Eler duplicated his feat of the sec
rpnd inning by striking out all three
batters in the third He was pitching
remarkable ball This is also a rec
ord in a worlds series game for the
pitcher to retire the batsmen in two
successive innings by striking them
put.
FOURTH INNING
CINCINNATI-Daube hoisted an