Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-04


two three" after the manner OF root
crs At a college football game as Buck
Weaver retired on Il light.
The crowd watched Eddie Roush
curiously as the loose -limbcd out
fielder OF the, Reds came UP for the
much OF Edward in Chicago lato!y. He
hit an easy roller to Risbcrg. Then
Pa; Duncan, the Southern l.caguer.
smashed . single TO center, the first
Larry kopf cracked a hot Erounder
a; RisherG as Duncan cat loose from
first. The SoX short fielder had a
double play in front OF him. but FUN
Died ,he ball long enough for Duncan
TO reaC-l second III safety, although
iisbcrc managed TO throw out Kopf
/ AZ first Eddie Collins took care of
"Shoeiess Joe jackson. the FIRST
/ man mp liz the SoX side of the second.
smashed single TO loft. Joe seemed
/ 10 be favorinS one leg as he limpcd
1 To first.
/ Felsch then crouched low over the
white square his bat clutched to his
and Knocked i, directly at Fisher. The
! pitcher quickly gathered II up and
/ turned TO throw to Rath waiting at
/ bag. y good throw would have had
/ 'Shoeicss loe." but the ball flew wide
( OF Rath's fingers.
Jackson Singers to ing.
7 ,or third but fell again in a heap as
Ielsch went tearing down from first.
The long Carolinian once moro re.
to third, just ahead of Rousch's throw
to %Toh. i,elsch was safe at second.
gh'S Jos andi1 sm EroIcS single to
Fclsch. rounding third at top speed.
VS. urged on in by ne excited "K.a'
plate, 10 shut off Feisch. "Wa'al Bill
riden was squatted waiting for the
throw. but. oddly enough, Bill seemed
20 have lost the location OF the plate.
He was some feet away from it as he
got The ball. and Fclsch slid past him
Meantime Gandil took second. Fisher
iRSismhGd som nhsfI upset and walked
analjjy ersSbinE il from Behind, ! 50 To-
snssk n" p ioys oa i 10 GrGh for
10 Fisher, who again tossed 10 third
fGibaG His her troh threw out
SION for the school-,cacher pitcher.
a., f's h seemed TO have mighty little
play. Weavcrs smash camght Kopf
s mngiieE c S4GT to has sefon d. i, was
,iieason put on the old sacrifice and
Jackson, nopned to Dauhert trying to
sSa Jake dashed over from first 10
me pi'chcrs box to get the ball
Gr"h Makes Grcnt Play.
Groh made great play getting
Fclschs fierce drive and as CoIIjns
dashed past him Heinc threw to second second
fHlSch Which ended the inning
LUCY nr"kc against the Reds in their
and and , 0f nc ecd doHrth when ,Groh walked
can smashed liner right into ~
'eTSs hands for an, easy double pIay.
drive down SS iha I,nlGh ii at RsherGs
Jon end Of the same inning, and be-
lore lore Greasy Gre could get the ball Ris-
Gleason PIT on play not often SEEN
IN i, = worlds serics-the squeeze" NAV
sc mSi1h ri Ris dn in motion from third.
az the ball. He connected ana IN
drive FLASHED off Fishers oitst ,r,e ,ng
WarG Tor rs ' Safe pig hit pi''hsE bgnE%d for
sEShh, was out stealing irnmedia,cIy
IN ,he NTH when Eddie Collins u,,s
ri,ere, hun on an easy roller. to Fisher.
Eddie somcthinG OF iae' oeneh gave
walked back from FIRST. sh%u,inr ~
nm from behind their hands. The
parent, but it served to Iivcn ny pr AZ
ialrs Up 10 this time tho c0n,os,
inR parties in the series have hon
Jackson Takes wild Swing
JoH Jackson did a funny fan ,,Li,.
WilH swing at one Of Fishers airS
hv me ne s i,\ta, tn, next ball pitcihied
Ban nj Ma en- scM9oi cache, was what tie
brushed Jackson's can and .Io. us, usi
Gm ms pa and spoke TO Fisher. cvi-
IrMlional They continued the coz
,"rSa,ion as jackson nit BAH foI,i
w yTMarn iirsi and met Ray as tho pitcher
Teht over TO cover the bag FimaiIt
J@chso' dropped a litilc nv ms, Lani.
"' rh hort T., for s,, a single; @
J.
jackson and Rath go, fani,ind nut
LII way of the bag. ana tho serond
to t:,.. Joe efb" oEeed ting bail In time
Eml 10 The base. Fclsch wajtnd ''n n,
. MA biIi" narlaen aoenrat ely
ms man on throw to second w7,h
some hing 70 spare WIN
=, Sh fI!. 90, MAGE took his first turn
Gisnth inning when he bnt,cd f nr
''"'I' nc llited ~ 10 I.ciboId
Separate Men Before Fight
rs ne inning closed the auirn,,s
,WocG tnE clubs. broke into flame lin
me smith. the utllity inncId.r Of NJ
t. nr5 Ven after Collins. II probably
rom the bench. Baseball aTc,,, p'iIhs
u. aiiy start from the b.Ich' .
lions I ,dwmrS mao violent manfcsta-
4hn me umpires gathered IhjtL .nG
80 "hGui the pair. Some s.v Jim.
BECAUSE the crowd was arr,,'d ,,i,
II ne S"ung. he missed '''''''
hsiore there could he any more
H".hElng. The belIigcrcutg h.d bnn,
;p'' apart Peace again pcrncn-,d
Cuban e m hes ana ,,Y Ado!ph Luqnc, The
'p.r inc game FOR The Reds.
.,i,',,n ~ h"aS mao The top OF their ba.
~ o "'"Ir up N the ninth. hut rain
-, onl on a Erouuder 10 Collins ~,
~. tanned and Weaver threw an,
n,mie iron winding UP the mia
iI,,y fnr ,mo series. and the nra, Vic.
'udE" Announces scores.
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