The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08

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Seventh Game ln National
League Burg Root
crs Still Hopeful

wa. mat was not pr.srut IN ,h,
nrr game. There ~, none out u
the sixth ph,n Manager Moran
more ln SORROW Than ,u anger. h,,h
oned him lu Tho bench aud IIm lgnR
a iq.hf handler vino pitched 'h,
Hrds'tu 10 VICTORY ai Chicago
was ,uucd ou t1 u.p lhr dt} ",
WAS wild nNf rf'.r'N" uuu ih'
tenth aided los SOME sparkling nrI1
Ing
DICK Kerr who pIr, rI Dni aEoT
ony previous N,..prf..u . 200 shut
out At chicago. NuH uEIu called
upon hN Manager gleason and al
though II hits were irutsirrri
against him. he RuS steudy u the
plnchee and kent tnom well -rsl-
tered spyt fur Aiv tNp bad unlugs
SrhnIk Hnrk IN gnmC.
Ray SchaIk. who vHH baniaHcl
yesterday, was bu. y iu iho catch
erH box. and ] Collins started the
game In rirht Nold ~. tHt SuN but
was dIsplared In tho .r.rath ~ L.i-
bold. ha Niug, IIEut handler. WA
pitching
The stands were packed when j.
Collins. the first ui ih, -uK htsmcu.
faced Vueihrf ilr p.pped n high
on. which Hath .,auJuTrd way back
OF seconi base. surrounded nv Ncalo.
paubert hnd kupl, who hnd Jour
neyed from their respective station,
at It might have h,Iungcd to any Of
them. Eddie rolliua hit vlrious'y
for an out az trutrr WcaNcr's
grass cutter went through kopf. but
jackson made The th.rd out with
another pop up.
In the Reds' hnlf. Grnh dnIhlad
Rnsherg, at short. juggIed RouHh's =
grounder untl the runner was tafc
hun Groh overran third and Ris-
berg threw To Weaver Tor an out
Tn. feature Of the second inning
otherwise unadorned. was the force
out OF Duncan AT third Duncan
got life on HisberE'S tumble OF MS
groundcr kery became unsteady
and walked Kopf Noale grounded
to Kerr. who ignored the latsmal
and snapped n high one to weaver
who, however. trapped II In his un'
gloved hand ana caught Duncan
Rarlden then tapped one 20 Eddie
Collins. whose throw 10 Nisherg
KILLED Nealc at second. but kopf
reached third. The mighty Vuother
whose great batting In tho first
game was remembered with cheers
by the crowd, responded with an
easy out Kerr 20 Gandil In THIS
inning Schalk walked and was sars
rlficed to second, hut got no further.
In the third tho scoring began
Rath was retired E Collins TO
Gandil and Daubcrt singled Ia right
lie stole second Groh famed aud
Roush was hit hy "a pitched ball
There were now two on bases and
Duncan responded with = terrific
double between J Collins ard Fclssh,
which scored paubcrt and RouHh
amid a nmult In the stands Kerr
looked worried. but 'he strain on
him vPs relieved Nv Kopf. who sent
an easy one 10 Felsch IN center.
ucds ,ct T,,,
one Isolated and useless single
marked the Sox half OF tho fourth.
In their half the Reds accumulated
two more Neale sent one TO right,
which took an eccentric houur ana
!. Collins cut across the field after
II. and It rolled on FOR triple Rari-
den was out. r. collins tu Gandil
NealeC being held easily ut third
Ruether then measured mp 20 ihc
crowds eNpcctniions hy doubling
sendiug Neale across the pIsfr Rath
hit 10 Risbcrg who attempted to-
catch Ruethcr going to rhiri but
the pellet caught the runner in the
hark ana rolled 10 The stands. while
the pitcher scored and Hnth made
second Weaver was unable 10 ptr-
.uade IN. umpire that Rurihcr q,
libeyat,iN, intrrpo.ed his shoulder 10
deflect The hail A moment later
Rath. taking advantage OF the mo-
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