Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-04
JIMMY RING
BLANKS THE SOx
Great Pitching By Reds Twirler
Gives Cincinnati Victory In
Fourth Game of Series
The score by Innings


r II e
Cincinnati 20 0 052 90 0--2 Q
Chicago I'D 20 % o 0 o 90 8 8
(By Associated Press)
Chicago, Oct. Jimmy Ring,
by pitching phenomenal ball to-
day, held the White Sox scoreless
while his teammates, prohtingN by
the home clubs errors, amassed
two runs and won the fourth
game of the Worlds Series, by a
score of 2 to 0. With the excep-
ton of his fielding errors, Cicotte
also pitched well, but his twirling
Cwas by no means of the quality
sarved up by the Cincinnati pitch
The Sox got three hits off
Rings delivery while the Reds hit
Cicotte safely seyen times. Both
of Chicago's errors are charged to
their pitcher, while two Cincin-
natl helders erred.
The total attendance was 34,-
1863; gross receipts exclusive of
war tax, $o7 7,807; players share,
$528l5.78; clubs share $35,ZlO.5Z
national commissions share. $9,-
1000.
Comiskey Park. Chicago. Oct. 4-The
Cincinnati band that could not get into
the park yesterday appeared at 1:35
and marching on the field made the cir
Gle and was cheered to the echo by the
bIeacherites. An airplahe lowered over
head flying as low as was safe from
the crowd.
Cicotte began warming up at 1850 for
the Sox.. while Ring was doing the
same thing for Cincinnati. The UNI
pires appeared at 1855 p. m, Batteries
for, Chicago Cicotte and Schalk: FOR
Cincinnati Ring and Wingo.
The line up:
Cincinnati--Rath. 2b Daubert. lb;
Groh. 3b; Rousch. CT; Duncan. II; Kopf
SIS; Neale. rf; Wingo. C; Ring, p.
Chicago-Liebold. rf; Il. Collins, 2b;
Weaver. 3b; Jackson. If; Felsch. CT:
.Gandil. 1b; Risberg. IS; Schalk. c; Ci-
cote, p.
First Inning
Rath started the game with single
over Weaver's head. jackson was play
ing in and retrieved the ball quickly.
On Daubert's drive to 4. Collins. Rath
was forced by toss to Risberg. who
relayed to Gandil. betting Daubert for
a double play. Groh popped to Ris-
harr No r,,no ono bit M err0rs The
sun had gone in behind gathering
up.
Sox-Liebold sent Rings first Offer
ing into the grandstand by fouling 1t
off. The second ball went in the same
direction. Liebold sent a high fly In
back of first that Daubert backed up
\ for and captured Ed Collins popped
Va high one to Rath. Weaver flied to
IlNeale. Ring kept the ball over the
tinside corner and all Of the outs were
,easy flies. No runs. no hits. no errors.
Second Inning
Reds-Rousch lifted a high one that
dickson easily gathered in. Duncan
Popped out to Ed Collins. 1t was high
nut easy for the Chicago second base
mah' Schalk went clear to the grand
staha to get foul from Kopfs bat. but
the pa'H went into the stand by few
inches' Kopf famed. No runs. no
hits, no er rors
kson took a healthy swing
at .ne nrsu ball pitched but missed it.
Jackson domhIaaS " center II was a
hish ny tna Rousch misjudged at first
running pacA and then forward madly
put "issins' Felsch sacrificed, Ring
70 Hath' 'achs son taking third. Rath
vereo nrse ',ase on this play. Gandil
ppeo 10 'Nroh In front of the batter's
-. 'achson taking third Risberg
= ikeo. Nise'bry stole second. Schalk
was ihten.ionally walked. filing the
oases' out Rath to Daubert.
hath come iar over to get the ball and
mace pro..ySblay of it. No runs, one
hit no sssTs. ssstssTss
Third Innings
EReds-Neale was out, Weaver to Gan
dil. 1t was a grounder that Weaver
handled cleanly. Wingo sent Texas
league single over second that neither
Felsch nor Ed Collins could get to.
Ring attempted to sacrifice but fouled
It off. His second effort also went foul.
Ring famed, taking swing at the A.,
nal strike but missing. Rath up.
jackson was playing way in and would
have got the foul had it been outside
the bleacbers. Wingo out stealing,
Schalk to Ed Collins. No runs, one
hit, no errors.
Sox-Liebold drove long fly that
Neale took care of. Ed Collins was hit
with the first ball pitched and trotted
to first. Weaver out on a grounder to
Daubert, the latter making the play
unassisted. 1t was not a sacrifice.
jackson was safe when Rath fumbled
his easy drive, e. Collins going to
third. Felsch out Groh to Daubert.
No runs no hits, one error
Fourth Inning
Reds-Rath up. The ball hit I'm
pire Quigley on the leg but he was on
foul ground at the time. Rath lifted
an easy one to Jackson. Daubert
laid one in front of the plate but was
out Schalk to Gandil. Groh line flied
to Ed Collins. No runs, no hits, no err