The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-08
put Kopf. No runs no hits. one error.
 SIXTH INNING

Chicago: Weaver popped up a Texas ieaguer that went for a double when Kopf and Duncan played an Asphonse- Gaston act. Jackson singled and Weaver scored Felsch doubled to center field crowd, scoring Jackson. Ring now pitch ing. Ring was very slow and deliberate Gandh hoisted to Daubert, who got the ball in back of first base. Felsch holding second. Kopf took Risperg's grounder and threw to Daubert, putting him out
 Felsch took third. Schalk singled be- tween short and third, scorir < elsch anc tying the score. Groh grabbed Kerr's punt and retired the side. He threw him out at first. Groh made a great stop and beautiful throw. The Sox hit Reuther hard and their drives off Ring were of
 he wallop sort. Three runs, four hits, no errors.
 Cincinnati; Neaie singled through the
 pitchers box. The ball bounced a little
 oo high for Kerr ]. Collins took Rari-
 en's line dri--e Neaie hnsir- first Rim struck ort. taking a healthy swing at
 ne third strike, out missing Neale was
 put stealing, Schalk to Risberg. No runs
 ne hit, no errors
 SEVENTH INNING
 Chicago: Lieboid batted for J. Collins
 and will play right field for Chicago.
 Kopf came over fast and took Liebold's s tsrounder. throwing him out at first E.
 Collins hoisted a high one that Roush
 got under and caught. Weaver batted
 left handed and Rath took his ground CT and threw him out at first No runs. no hits. no errors.
 Cincinnati: Rath hoisted one into short left for a Texas leaguer Jackson made a gallant attempt and turned a somersault trying to get it, but barely
 missed. Daubert attempted to sacrifice the first ball. but it rolled foul. He laid the next one down finely for sac- rifice. Kerr to Gandil. After fouliEg off several. Groh succeeded in working Kerr for a pass. Rath on second. Roush forced Groh at second. Risberg to E. Collins. who completed a double play by throwing to Gandil and getting Roush. No runs one hit. no errors. EIGHTH INNING
 Chicago: Jackson up. The outfieiders s played deep for Jackson. Ring tempor- arily lost control and passed Jack kson. the first man up In thIs inning. Feigch sent high fly to Neafe- Jackson hold ing first Ring also walk ed Gandil and appeared very unsteaoy. Roush came in fast and got Risberg's fine drive and then ran to second and tossed the ball to Rath, retiring Jackson for a double play. It was wonderf Il eaten ana loOktu Sdlc. So HluCn SD that Jackson had rounded third. No runs, no hits. no errors
 Cincinnati: Gandil ran almost to the right field seats and took Duncans l foul. Kopf lined out 10 Kerr. Kerr ap- parently hurt his hand in catching Koprs liner. Kerr resumed pitching and Neale singled to left on his frs; pitched ball. Rariden singled, the ball | bouncing out of Kerrs hands, Neale going to second. Risberg grabbed Kings grasscutter. tossing to Eddie 1 Collins. forcing Rariden for the third | out. No .runs, two hits. no errors. NINTH INNING
 l Chicago: Schalk famed. the final strik. being called. Kerr drove to Ring | who tossed to Daubert, getting hin Liebold walked. Rims was having trou. bie finding the plate Liebold stole sec ond, beating the throw easily after get l ting a big lead. K. Collins lifted a high fly to Rousch. No runs, no hits l no errors.
 l Cincinnati: Rath out. Weaver to Gandil Daubert singled to center. 1 Groh forced Daubert. Risberg to Col