The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02

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Winner of the first game of the We
Yeste
Cicotte showed great Improvement in
this inning He was breaking a fast
curve over the corners and had the
Reds chopping the ball.
Third Inning.
Chicago--Cicotte famed. Reuther
curved the last one over the plate and
Cicotte stood with his bat on his
shoulder and watched II go by, J,
Collins flied to Rousch. 1t was a
high arching chance and Eddie took
the ball without moving out OF his
tracks. E. Collins out, Kept to Dnub-
ert. No runs, no hits, no errors.
incinnats-Reuther walked. Rath
sacrificed. Cicotte to Gandi, Reuther
going to second. Rath's effort was
hueat bunt down the first base line.
Daubert flied to Jackson, Reuther be-
| ing held at second. 1t was an easy
| fy in short left Groh flied to Jack
son. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Fourth Inning.
| Chicago-~Neaver out Groh TO
| IDauDGFt, Jackson out, Nopl W bhup-
ert Feisch out. kopf to Daubert,
No runs, no hits, no errors.
| Cincinnati--Rousch flied to Felsch
in left center Duncan singled to right
center. Kopf forced Duncan at sec
ond. Cicotte to Rlsberg. but Kopf beat
Risberg's throw to first on an attempt
cd double. Neale singled over second.
EKopf went to second. Risberg made a
great stop Winge singled to right,
scoring kopf and sending Neale to
third. Wingo took second on the
throw in. Reuther tripled to. left
i scoring Neale and Wingo The Red
fans went crazy with JOY. Rath
doubled along the left foul line. scor-
ling ReutNcr. It was another terrific
hit ball Roy wilkinson went out tc
the bull pen" to warm up for tha
ISox. Daubert singled to right, scoring
Rath. Daubert went TO SECOND on the
throw in Wilkinson now pitching for
Chicago. relieving Cicotte. Grob flied
to Felsch. Five runs, six hits, no err
Etftia Inning.
Chicago-Gandn singled to center
Risberg flied to Rousch. in shor'
center. and Grandil was held at first
Schalk forced Gandil Groh to Rath
wilkinson forced Schalk TO Rath. un-
| aoriSteo. NO AaIiSy OHS lllt, io Stloi .
Cincinnati-Rousch flied to Felsch
Duncan singled to center. 1t was Q
corking drive that Risberg almos
reached. Duncan out stealing, Schall
to Risberg Kopf out, Risberg (
Grandil No runs, one hit, no errors
II Sixth Inning.
Chicago---J. Collins fied to Rousch
r Collins was safe at first when Reu.
Their knocked down hts drive, but wa:
l.urable to field the ball in time
Weaver singled to right. sending r
4 Collins to second, Eller went to the
Cincinnati bull pen" to warm up
Jackson out, Daubert unassistcd, T.
Collins going 10 third and Weaver tc
second Felsch flied to Neale. Nc
runs, two hits, no errors.
| Cincinnati--Neale singled to center
wingo famed. Reuther singled &c
right, Nealc going to second. Rath
lined to Risberg and Neale was
doubled at second. Rbberg to e. Col
Inns, the first double play of the series
No runs, two hits. no errors
Seventh Inning.
4 Ghicago-tiT1ndii flied tt Neale, Rfs-
berg out, Rath to Daubert. schalk
out, Groh TO Daubert. No runs. nc
hits, no errors.
Cincinnati-Dauberth hit triple into
the crowd in right field. It was a
tremendous drive that cleared John
Collins head by six feet Groh singled
to center, scoring Daubert Wilkinson
seemed worried. Rousch was safe al
first on Grandils error on Weaver's
throw. Groh went to third on the
play. Rousch's effort was a bun'
down third base line. on which
Weaver made a perfect throw. but
Gandil dropped the ball. Duncan hit
"a. N trl r~lYt
forcing Rousch. Groh scored on the
play. Kopf forced Duncan a. second
Risbert to E. Collins, Kopf out al
first, e. Collins to Grandil. Two rnus
two hits, one error.
1 Eighth Inning.
/; Chicago--McMullin batting for Will
kinson. McMullin eingled. J. Collins
flied to Duncan. e. Collins fled tc
Rouech. Weaver fled to Rousch. Nc
runs. ono hit. no errors
cincinnati--Lowderm now pitch.
ing for Chicago. Ncale singled ia
right Wingo sacrificed, Lowdcrmilk
TO Grandil, Neale going TO second
Reuther rtpled to left center, scor.
ing Neale. 1t was Reuthor's second
triple and third hit Of the game. Rath
out, Risbcrg to Gandil. Rcuther wax
held at third. Lowdermilk uncork cd
a wild pitch, but Reuthcr remained
on third and rested. -Dauhert was hi
In the head by pitched ball He fell
full length at. the plate and the Gin
,einnati players rushed to his side. He
got up gamely and after a swig OF
water walked to flJSf, with Pat Moran
pntting his shoulder, 0roh walked
ming the bags Lowdermilk had III.
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