The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-08

lieved by Kopf. who sent an easy one to
 Felsch in center.
 One isolated and useless single marked
 the Sox half of the fourth In their
 half the Reds accumulated two more.
 Neale sent one to right, which took an
 eccentric bound, as J. Collins cut across
 the field after it, and it rolled on for
 a triple. Rariden was an out, E. Collins
 to Gandn, Neale being held easily at
 third.
 Ruether then measured up to the
 crowds expectations by doubling, send
 ing Neale across the plate. Rath hit to
 Risberg, who attempted to catch Ruether
 going to third, but the pellet caught the
 runner in the back and rolled to the
 stands, while the pitcher scored and Rath
 made second. A moment later Rath.
 taking advantage of the momentary de-
 moralization of the Sox. stole third. Joe
 Jackson ended the trouble for his team
 mates by a brilliant running catch of
 Daubert's short fly and throw to
 Schalk. which killed Rath. who was att
 tempting to score on the out. Chicago's first evidence of return to form came in the fifth Ruether was
 unsteady and walked Risberg and Schaik. Kerr beat out hit to short,
 filling the bases. J. Collins lined to Roush, but the ball was caught so close
 in that Risberg made no attempt to score. E. Collins, however, came to the rescue with long fly to Roush, on which the Sox shortstop scored
 At this point a serio-ccmic bit of base running was produced.
 Roush threw to third ahead of Schalk, who, however. managed to scurry back to second. Kerr. meanwhile had trotted down to second and seemed not to conn prehend what was happening when Schalk came tearing back. He stood still while Groh, shouting madly to some one to take his throw. finally ran up to the unprotesting Kerr and tagged him for the> third out
 SOX HIT HARD Tn the sixth the Sox did their first clean, consecutive hitting of the series. Weaver poled short double just where there was no one to reach 1t, and riasned across the plate moment later on Jack sons single. Felsh. who already had single to his credit, doubled, scoring Jackson Manager Moran. who had been standing uneasiiy on the side lines. at this moment relieved Ruether Hing was sent in. Gandil popped to Dauoert and Risberg grounded out, kopf to Dau- bert, but Felsch reached third. Schalk then singled past Groh and sent telsch home with the tying run. Schaik stole second, but Kerr was thrown out at flrse- Ring issued two passes in>the eighth, but was saved by a sparkling double play Risberg lined to center, but Roush came in on the dead run and caught the ball off his shoe strings and doubled Jack son before he could return to second base. ., In their share of this inning the Reds got a man to third after two were out Neale got his third hit of the game, a single to left. Rariden grounded to Kerr who became confused in throwing the l ball and Neale went on to third, while the Red catcher was safe at first Ring forced Rariden moment later, ending the round.
 | In the tenth Weaver doubled and Jack son singled, sending Weaver to third and the handful of Chicago rooters pu' | up a shout
 !; Gandil responded with a single to cen ter which sent Weaver home with wna' proved to be the winning run. Jacksor took second on the play. Risberg hnee second. to Kopf and Jackson was doubled ofl ] The last effort of the Red legs wa; brief and intellectual. Roush went out Collins to Gandil; Duncan fouled out tt Schalk and Kopf was easy by the Col lins-Gandil route.