The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07

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Leihold went TO second Weaver
smashed a bounder at EIler. and
Hod's hands detected the ball off
towards Groh. While EIler was still
locking around in hewtldered
manner, Heinie made great pick
Up. but he had no chance TO make
a play and very wisely held the ball.
Leihold moved TO third ard WeaV-
or was safe at first.
"Shoeless joe Jackson first shot
Then he popped up d high fly be-
tween third and home. not far from
the plate. CirOh makinga II easy
catch. The Red bench gave Jack
sen great "razz" through Cupped
hands, The Reds have been paying
quite bit Of attention 10 Jackson
during the series. favorite topic
with them, being Joe's war record,
Fclsch Gets Crack at Pail.
Elier shines" the ball by quick
rub on his right trousers leg. Some
times the movement is barely per
CO ptible. Then he gets it away with
a side arm motion, He has very lit
tie wind up. He famed Gandil cas-
lily in the Sox half of the second and
Elsherg was called out on strikes
by Rigler. Schalk took a third
swing Thus the sinner retired
the side on strikes. There is no
doubt that Eller's delivery is more
or less OF a trick, aided by some
thing beyond his own natural pow
ers There has been a lot of talk
about legislating against these trick
deliveries, such as the sinner and
the "spitball", but every manager
who has a trick pitcher Is naturally
in favor OF the tricks.
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and Collins in the third, Williams
and Ieibold were called out by Rig
Ter They seemed dazed by the f1re
Of the Red gunner. Collins worked
Eller for three balls then took a
strike. He swung and missed the
next two, hitting under the ball sew
egal inches.
After Felsch had gathered in flies
from the bats OF Daubert and Groh,
Buck Weaver booted Rousch s
grounder Rousch stole as Duncan
missed a swing at pitch ana as
Schalk missed q clutch at the ball
II was scored a passed ball Taught
by his experience of saturday wheh
he played in too close touch with
Duncan and had one hit over ms
head, Jackson was stationed way
back and had no trouble getting
Pats long fly.
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