Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02
Cicorte Disheartened

Il was SAD day for Eatils O.
coItp leading pitcher uf the Junior
League Never be1ure was SO deeis-
I've beating administered 70 me
Michigan wonder He Was simply
pounded OUT of the oox. Five rIus
were recorded against nun IL me
fourth before Manager Gleason give
nun the sign 70 retire Els team
mates gathered rorrnu MN AMI patreti
MIN encouraE1ugiv on me DICK, ou1
ne walked from ne diamond with ms
head hanging
Roy Wilkinson succeeLed 1lm on
the mound while the last inning was
pitched by Grover Lpwde,rn X. buT Il
MADE little difference % ne National
league champions They !.ept tne
air fairy ciogged with fugitive mis-
while -he ~ox feeders ran -helr EGGS
Al after ceI.- IL flies
Ttle .arne gives ne f,eQs ms eage
on ne series
After i was over. GARY Hermann.
owner OF ms Reas. wno came pant
ing up me runway o. grand stands.
stopped long enough 10 REMARK %
friends.
-hOs@ dopesiers mat were tlElIi-
M Cincinnati St.conG didn't Ac,'rp On
our batting pitchers We aEve got
NO mpl-e like Ruerner, they've al
oeen batting around soc I'll season.
The dDy was clear anu moi ana
;fu.51l enthusiasts witnessed the con
test,
cincinnati mas always been known
as a thorough going baseball Town.
supporting the nome team n goua
seasons amt bad. hut nerves were on
cage coaay with ne importance OF
me struggle II store This was
MADE evident av The anrupt teTnl-
nation Of me waves OF cheering IN
IL the lnundatIon ~ TINS IN the
fourth relaxed me tension and the
cheering became wild anu prolonged.
Cincinnati ruaae the first score n
the first inning. but as Chicago IN
metiiafely after tea me score i was
st;ll -eEaI-ned as auynody's game
ClcpT.e started cf-nunir 1ur himself
by peEEing Rain between Lne sloul
1el-s ana ne looked little worried as
M Red second bspernau. Sox
east off. enjoyed ms unsRrned pos
session Of first base The visiting
rwlrier PM the bail II the groove Tor
Daupert. VINO singled cieauiy. send
NE Ratn 70 third. The latter scored
on Erun sacrifice fly % left. giving
he Reus me first run Of -he series.
Ren errors largely accounted for
the lone Sox tally, which was count
ID n the opening laif u nv second.
jackson grounded 70 GI,n vino hrew
wild 70 first ana rne runer reached
second Feisch ADVANCE MN with
4 sacrifice Ganuil dropped ffy
Jack If IND and Jackson -Tptteu
nome with the wing run. Therea1t-
~ Chicago threatened only twice,
N The nth ana sixth. but Ruether
,-nse 10 t.le occasion and The danger
passed.
-he fourth inning opened with
fly by Roush 70 Felscn. Duncan
singled % r1ghl, hui was forced by
kppf NeRie nat u funny one which
eiuied two infieiders with as many
nigh bounds. senuinE kopf 10 third
wingo singled. scoring hopf- Ruetn-
sr-s first triple followed. scoring
Neaip ana Wingo. Cicptte war plain
" nervous and a conference was
heiu IN me center Of the diamond.
Ralh was smiling as he laced the
u,rcner and Cpubied 10 left, putting
auetiler ACROSS tfe plate Daune,-t
singled over second scoring Rath-
Five men mas scared and Manager
Gleason II TINS point SEM ms far-
orite pitcher 70 the bench
Wilkinson. VINO mad i brief warm
irlg I'D. went into the box He was IN
rnure or less trouble much af the
t.me. hut manaEefi 10 stay the staugf-
Ter until the seventh. when II WAS
renewed DaIipert tripied INTO the
r1gnf field crowd and scored IN
Cron's Single IN eeuter. Eoush lana
down q perfe,-, nunt ~ Weaver. who's
tnznw IN Eaaul compeilsd the iartar