El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

1oMISKEK PARK, Chicago, Ill, Oct
\ There is no dope. when the
ball players who hit the bali ali sea-
son faii 10 HE, VIXEN the pitchers who
fail down IL their ov7n circuits pitch
great ball. and when Hap Felsch mis-
judges a ny ball. well what's the
use?
Two mfsJudEed fly balls and
two close decisions settled Non
days game and gave me Reds
the victory and practically the
Herles. The White soz. stnI con-
fident. stuI refusing TO believe
that a team made mp a. the Res
are made up can benf them. went
ont confident, expecting to turn
the fide and get back into the
fight FOR the big part OF the coin
They started at Eller IS II 70 crush
him, and, as usual fell down when
they had a magnificent chance TO do
so. They failed iu the pinch and after
that first inning Ellsr settled and
pitched them TO death He showed
ZEN a shine ball combined with sped
and slow curve the ike OF Whicn
rhey never have seen before a shine
ban which even Cleotbe, VINO showed
how % pitch 10. never saw before BE
pitched the most remarkable game
after the first inning that has been
seen j worlds series and forced
the plaudits Of the bitterly disap-
pointed chicago crowd BY striking cut
six hatters in a row IN the second and
third innings.
BREAKS Helped the Reds.
Il was game IN which nothing
bur a lucky break would enable either
team 10 score. The SoL had their
break lu the first inning WIN Filler
was e bit Wild. ard they failed 10
follow st. The Reds had theirs in the
sixth and followed u up There was
a close decision which helped break
the SoE rally and a close decision
against them which helped swell the
Red majority besides weakening the
Sex and forcing the umpire 10 order
Ray Schalk out OF tbs game.
TEss game TO ne s. most re-
Variable because Of the cuunlefe
upsettiur Il all foEm in baseball
FeInch perhuT=s VIII not miEiudEe
two fly balls iu q season and he
mtEiuflEed an easy one today He
also helped when Jackson mis-
fudUed EI1er'E 4T. But worse
than zhat Iorria Ra1h hit a line
Single TO right field of n left
handed pitcher, and fhut after
two strikes were called That
would not happen again in 10
wrong worst o. all Was on EIler-
There was a story abroad that
Eller had fallen In the lobby Of
the hotel ard injured his arm
seriously. There was mourning
among the Red ro0terH-
i appears now that Eiler slipped
ard skinsld his elbow. Had he
broken the arm or at the shoulder
he probably would have held the Sex
TO one foul Whether National league
pitching is better than American
league pitching IS a question for US
d0pesters TO decide The white soE
byond doubt are g great hitting ball
club, a great offensive bal club. Yet
zf0rau has shown them five different
kinds OF National league pitching and
the only ore they have liked is that
Of an American LeaEuer. Gleason g
pitchers have done better than the
dons indicated rhat they would DO.
Lost Hlrl Cameo
ne mas had four vel pitched games
and lost thrseV Of them. Williams
today pitched bail that would have
Won iu his own lea Eue, IN fact would
have won III any league. The blame
Tor the defea- cannDt be placed upon
Williams BIS support cracked In the
most unexpected pIaco5-1ust as the
White sox have cracked during the
entire series
The RED SoE rue new champs
OF the world under the old rules.
hut they have smother game TO
win under the FT-1 tn1E which
should net be hznd new that the
sex are de1uerura and fighting
lhzmaelFez- The Reds have
RcuLher rested. Trrimed and en-
Dect 10 win Il my be delayed e
DAY hecru1e Dick Kerr viii ny
again for the Sex hut the end
now seems inevitable. The White
Hn
= have been blocked at every turn