Arizona republican., 1919-10-02
Tuesdays Game
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tCOn'iIued From Page One) shoulders and he looked a little wor- ried as the Red second baseman, a former Sox cast off, enjoyed his un- earned increment on first base. The visiting twirler put one in the groove for Daubert, who singled cleanly, sending Rath to third. The latter scored on Groh's sacrifice fly to left, giving the Reds the first run of the series.
 Red errors largely accounted for the lone SoX tally counted in the opening half of the second. Jackson grounded 10 Hopf. who threw wild to first and the runner reached second. Felsch ad vanced him with a sacrifice and Gan dil dropped a fly back of second and Jackson trotted home with the tying run. Thereafter Chicago threatened only twice, in the fifth and m the sixth, but Reuther rose to the occasion and the danger passed.
 The fourth inning opened with a fly by Roush to Felsch. Duncan singled 70 right but was forced by Sopf. Neale hit a funny one which eludcd two infielders with as many high bounds. sending Kopf to third. Wingo singled, scoring Kopf. Reuther's first triple followed scoring Neale and Wingo. Cicotte was plainly nervous and a conference was held in the cen ter of the diamond. Rath was smiling as he faced the pitcher, and doubled to left, putting Reuther across the plate Daubert singled over second. scoring Rath. Five men had scored and Man ager Gleason at this point sent his favorite twirler to the bench
 Rookie" Replaces "Vet"
 Wilkinson, who had had a brief warming up went into the box. He was in more or less trouble, much or Inc time, but managed to stay the slaughter until the seventh when it was renewed. Daubert tripled into the right field crowd and scored on Groh S single to center. Roush laid down a perfect bunt to Weaver whose throw to Gandil compelled the latter to stretch so far that the umpire called the runner safe on a close decision Duncan grounded to Risberg and Roush was forced at second while Groh scored on the play.
 Manager Gleason led forth a third pitcher in the person of Loudermilk in the eighth and his delivery contributed one more run to the Cincinnati total
  and he advanced base on Wilgo's sacrifice. Reuther then perched nm. self safely on the top rung of the lad. der of fame with his second triple. | rolled to the fence in center and haC the pitcher exerted himself he coulC have made it q homer. Schalk dropped the ball a moment later and it rOlle, .J feet away, but Reuther calml! btood in his tracks while the ball wa being retrieved. The end of the in ming found him still there.
 In the fifth the visitors seemed de ,ermined to turn on the enemy despit their commanding lead. They hit tn ball viciously and got three men O bases, but none reached the countin station. Gandil started with a singl back of first base Risberg sent Rous Into deep center after hls long driv, but the fielder not only captured 1t bu held Gandil at first. Schalk hit stinging grounder to Groh and the lit tie captain caught up with the ball i tune to force Gandil at second. Vii kinson then grounded past second, bu Rath, with a pretty stop and throy retired the side
 Sox Try Again
 The Sox tried 1t agaip in the nel inning. After there was one dow J.dd4e Colnns singled through ReuthG and Weaver dropped Texas leagu, ll right, Collins taking second. Jackson came to the plate the Lnicas contingent cheered but he groundt out to Daubert unassisted. Collil and Weaver advanced On the play
 was up to Happy" Felsch now, bl his best was fly to Neale. Chical never even threatened again, Reuth pitching with superb confidence aI control.
 The national commission announc, that the total attendance at today game was 30.511. The total amou of revenue taken in. not including WI tax, was s9S.17S.0O. The commission share of this was given as S9,S77t leaving the remainder to be divided $SS, ,9O0.20. Of this the players sha was given as S53,34012, and the sha of the two clubs and the leagues s35,560.0S.
 
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