Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-04

tributed a grounder and was out like shot to Gandil. Daubert cracked hard one to Felsch. Kerr planted his feet firmly and with beautiful control struck out Groh. The local crowd breathed easier to note how easily the mighty sluggers of the first two games were disposed of, but their own side was as quickly retired. caught the ball off his shoestrings. Ed die Collins was retired, shortstop to first.
 Weaver popped tc Daubert.
 A Thrill in the Second.
 With Roush down in the second, there was little gasp of alright among the Chicogoans ad cheers for the visiting enthusiasts when Duncan singled cleanly over second. Kerr. however. remained steady. He put an extra twist the ball and Kopf was retired, though not until Sox par nsans had missed a heart beat, for Risbers juggled the ball around un- til it was too late to keep Duncan fro msecond. and he narrowly missed getting kopf at first. The best Neale could do was a slow roller to Collins, who threw him out at first Kerr was cheered as he. left the field.
 The home crowd found inspiration in view of the broad shoulders of Joe Jackson and rooted for a hit. The big outflelder swung like a cyclone at
 
 py Felsch, the next man up, contem- plated the usual Sacrificia1 offering, but the fates had decreed that he was to circle the bases after a brief pause at second It was here that Fisher lost his own game Felsch's little bunt per colated toward the Red pitcher. who gra bbed it and turned quickly to catch Jackson at second.
 The Scoring of Two Runs.
 Fisher was. off his balance and his heave rolled into the center garden. Jackson. who had slid. tumbled as he dug his toes in to renew his running but scrambled to his feet in time to make third. On the throw to third Felsch made second. With men on second and third and none out, the htands went wild yelling for victory then and there. Chick GandiI Sox nrst baseman. came to bat at this thrilling moment. He swung at the first ball pitched and it landed safely in right. Jackson and Felsch both crossing the plate. It looked from the stands as if Rariden had the thrown from right in time to have touched Felsch, but the latter swung around him and was safe. Gandil had attain ed second on the play at the plate and Rlsberg was SUI With two strikes and three balls Fished walked the Sox shortstop but dealt sterner stuff to Schalk and Kerr. Schalk tapped a light one in the direction of third which Fisher he1ded prettiIy and toss ed Gandil out at third. Risberg reach ed second and Schalk was safe at first The play was repeated a mo- ment later when Fisher again fielded kerr's little roller and threw to i Groh for the force out of Risberg.
 Risbers's Long Hit.
 Tn the third Fisher for the Reds, and l Weaver and Collins for the Sox de- 1 ,vered hts, but nothng came of them. l In the fourth, however, Risberg de- i livered the one long hit of the day and i it resulted iD the third and last run | Of the day. The shortstop's wallop | went to far right and before the ball 1 was returned he was on third. a | pa md en. onium of noise testifying to i the joy of the crowd. There was but | one down and the fans began calling l for another run. Schalk came to hat | In the emergency and hit one which i came so erra tically to Fisher that he | was unable to place his hands on it. | Risberg scored.
 Brilliant Ball in Last Four Innings. i Schalk went out stealing and Kerr was retired on an infie1d play In l