Evening journal., 1919-10-07
Siandinn OF the CInhs.

telOped here many years ago after Mrs.
Learys famous COW had kicked over
the celebrated lamp. The Metropolis of
the West is a scene of deSOlatiOn. The
wind means through the streets as II
Old BOreas himself knew that he was
at a wake. Half gale speeds ON the
spectre of defeat as Il slinks from cor
ner TO corner, dcspised by all men.
Sinking in company is a figure call
ed Baseball Dope, which is a pariah in
/ his old stronghold and worse than a
lepcr at the gate. For let il be blarcd
TO the world that the Chicago club of
the American League lost another game
10 the Cincinnati Nationals In the
worlds series yesterday afternoon. The
score was TO 0.
n was The eliminating blow OF
series OF disappoiniments TO the Chicago
baseball fOllOWers-this fourth over
throw OF the champions of the Ameri-
can League, who have won only one
game OF the five contested. Officially,
the white SOY are not yet counted out.
The Reds must win another contest, for
the new arrangement for the series this
year calls for the best five out of nine.
! FIRST INNING - CTNCINATTI-Ruth
/ up. Ball. The first one was wide curve
foot outside. Strike I. called Ball .
Strike ., called. Ball 3. Rath walked.
Williams again was attempting TO work
the corners. Rath did not swing at one.
Daubert up. Daubert sacrificed, Schalk
10 Gandil u was perfect bunt down
the third base line. Groh up. Ball I.
Ball > Groh llied 10 Felsch. II was am
easy chance and Happy did not move
out of his tracks. ROuSh up. Ball I.
Strike 1 called. ROuSh out, Gandil 10
Williams, who covered first base.
No hits. no runs, no errors.
Williams curve was breaking very
sharply. He worked the corners re-
peatedly as he tried TO do in the first
game.
FIRST INNING-CTICAGO 49, Leibold
up Ball I. Ball . Strike 1, called Foul.
strike , Ball 3. LeibOld walked. Lei
bold waited Eller out and the crowd
uncOrked more enthusiasm when he
went down 10 FIRST 4. Collins up. Ball
I. Ball > Ellcr was wild and Daubert
walked over 10 the bON TO talk with |
him. Strike I, called. y. Collins, out. /.
kOpf TO Dauberi. LeibOld going 10 see
ond. u was very close, play and Col .
lins protested vigorously. Weaver up. !
Foul, strike I. Weaver singled through
the box, Leibold going TO third Eller
knocked the hall down but couldn't
field in time. Luque went out TO warm
uu jackson up. strike I. swung. Foul,
strike >. jackson popped to Groh. II
was a towering fly ON the third base
line Felsch up. Strike I, swung. Felsch
iiicd to Duncan.
No runs. no hits. no errors.
Eller had terrific first inning. lie
was very wild and only Nallin's deci- /
sion on Collins close at first base kept .
him out OF difficulties. From the stand
Collins looked safe.
SECOND INNING-CINCINNATI-Dun-
can up. strike I. swung. strike ,,
called. Ball l. Ball >. Duncan famed.
He swung 50 hard ai the last one that
he fell on his hack. kOpf mp. Strike !.
Swuna. Ball I. Foul. strike . Foul.
Kopf fouled 10 Schalk who made nice
catch near the stands. Neale up. Strike
I. swung. Ball l. Strike ., swung. Neale
famed.
No runs. no hits, no errors,
williams sharp curve was breaking
regularly across the corners. He alter
mated With an effective slow ono. His
two strike-OutS In this inning brought
The fans 10 their feet with roar.
SECOND INNING-CHCAGO Gandil
an. strike I. swung. Rail- l. Strike >,
s,yunq. Foul. Ball > Gandil famed. Tie
swung hard on all three attempts. Ris-
hero up. Ball l. Ball >. strike I. called
BaN 3. strike >. called. IT'S now and
2 Rlsberg fsancd. Ile stepped back
from the last one which curved across
the heart Of the plate. Sehalh up.
Strike I, swung. Ball I. Foul, strike ,.
Ball . Schalk famed
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Eller struck out every man who
faced him I'm this inning. His shine ball
was breaking wlckedly and the SOX
batsmen were helpless. Gandh and
sehalk swung feebly for their last 20
teupts while Rlsberg lodged third
strike that swerved across the plate.
THIRD INNING - CINCINNA1I-RaTi-
den up. Strike I, swung. Ball 1. Rari-
den out. TO Gandil unassiSted. Chick
took his drive back Of the bag and
easily beat him 10 the station. Eller
nm Foul. strike 1. Eller popped TO
Weaver. who took the bali In front OF
the box. Rath up. Strike 1, called.
Ball 4 strike p called. Rath fOuled
TO Gandil.
No runs. no hits, no errors.
williams LET his curve ball rest In this
inninq and mixed a fast one with an
underhand foater. Rath popped feebly
on the latter kind OF an offering for the
third out.
THIRD INNING-CWCAGO-W7Hiams
nm. Rail 4 Ball 2 Strike I. swung.
Strike . called. Williams famed, for
FlIer's fourth successive strike-out. Lei
bold up. Strike I. called. Foul, strike
. LeiboId famed. Five strlke-outs 1
for the bia Red hurler. The crowd gave /
him a great hand. Z. Collins up. Ball /
1. Ball 2. Ball 3. Strike I. called. /
Strike ., swung. f. Collins famed.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
II was the sixth straight strike-out for |
Eller and the crowd rose with mighty I
cheer. Eller's speed was dazzling and !
his sinner was breaking across the cor
ners perfectly
FOURTH INNfNC-CfNCINNAT |
bert un. Foul, strike I. Foul, strike 2. [
Daubert fied 20 Fclsch, who did not /
move ont Of his tracks TO make the
catch. Gr0h up. Strike 1, called. Ball
1. Strike 2 called. Groh fied 10 Felsch /
In short center. II WIS high, easy
chance. Boush up. strike T. swung.
Strike .. swung. Ball I. Foul. Ball 2
Roush safe on Risberg's error OF his
nrounder. Duncan up. Ball I. Roush
stole second schalk dropped the ball
and the Official scorers also charged
him with a passed ball. Ball 2 Strike
?. Duncan flied TO Jsckson.
No runs. no hits, one error.