Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-09

Chicago. Oct. 9.-Again contenders
for the world championship by virtue
Of their to / victory over the Reds
the White Sox returned to Comiskey
park today to make an effort to draw
abreast the Reds in the matter OF
games won at four to four. Regarded
as virtually out Of the race when the
Redlegs took the first two games or
the series and took two out Of three on
the Chicago field. the American PEN
nant winners apparently found their
long lost batting eyes and the two
victories they hammered out on foreign
soil brought return In the Sox con-
fidence In the ultimate outcome TO
Sox supporters here.
The usual small crowd gathered
around the bleacher gates last night
and were added to this morning, All
the grandstand seats were sold yester-
day. but many box seats were I'M
claimed. The sale Of these and the
$500 pavilion and bleacher seats began
ut $3.50 this morning.
Few wagers on the outcome OF the
series were reported today. Prevailing
odds on the series result apparently
were 2,s to 1. and even money on to-
days game.
The lineup today: -
Cincinnati--Rath. second base; Dau-
bert. first base: Groh. third base;
Roush center field; Duncan, left field !;
Kopf. short stop; Neale. right field;
Rariden, catcher; Eller., pitcher.
Chicago-Liebold, right field; f. Col
Inns, second base: Weaver. third base;
Jackson. left field; Felsch, center field:
Gandil. first base; Risberg. short stop;
Schalk. catcher: Williams. pitcher.
First Inning.
Cincinnati Rath up. Strike one.
Strike two. 1t was a foul. Rath open
ed the contest with pop fly that Ris-
berg captured Daubert angled to CEN
ter. 1t was lne drive that Liebold
made q great effort for. Groh up.
Groh fouIed the first one off. Ball one
Foul, strike two. Groh fouled the third
ball. Groh singled to right. 1t was a
short hit that cleared over first base.
Roush up. Ball one. Strike one.
Roush doubled past first base to the
right pavilion fence, scoring Daubert,
Duncan up. James Is warming up for
Chicago Foul, strike one. Duncan
doubled, scoring Groh and Rousch. 1t
was a line drive over Weaver's head
and Jackson felded 1t In the left field
corner This was enough for Will
liams and 'Big Bill'' James went In.
Kopf up. Bail one. Ball two. Strike
one. Ball three. James could not To-
cate the plate properly and walked
Kopf. Neale up. Strike one. Strike
two. Neale took terrific swing at
the ball but missed. Neale famed. the
third ball being called on him. Rari--
den up. Ball one. James almost made
a wild pitch but Schalk recovered the
ball. Rariden lofted Texas league
hit over hrst base. scoring Duncan and
putting Kopf on third. Eller up. The
crowd gave Eller an ovation when he
went into the box. Strike one. Rari-
den stole second. Eller, filed to Felsch.
Four runs. Five hits. No errors.
Chicago-The Reds displayed the
most consecutive hitting Of the series
In this inning. Their wallops or
williams were all clean hits. Eller's
first pitch was over the pan. Liebolt
started for the Sox with single tc
left. Eddie Collins up. Strike one
Ball one Eddie Collins doubled tt
left. Liebold going to third, 'Weave'
up. Ball one. Strike one. Strike two
Ring was, warming up. Weaver
famed. Eller got his first victim wher
he slipped the first strike over or
Weaver. jackson lifted n puny ny t.
Hop,. sss,sa up. Foul. strike one
Fesh tried to dodge the ball but II
hit his bat. Strike two. He swunf
to the second one but failed to connect
Felsh famed. The sox hit Eller hard
at the beginning Of their batting bu
no tightened up and pitched hinisel
out of a bad hole. No rnns Two hits
No errors. a
Second Inning.
Cincinnati--Rath struck out. jane
kot Rath In the three and two hole ant
slipped the third strike over on him
Daubert up. Daubert flied out t
FeIsch.s Groh up. Strike one. Gro
called for the, ball and examined It ba
the umpire ruled It was q. X. Gro
singled 10 Gnndil, th6latter getting tn
ball back OF first but was not able T
get back In time. Groh turned hi
ankle when Tho stopped on first an
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