Evening journal., 1919-10-08

of their game natures, absolutely III
the last trench, hope completely aban-
doned by their loyal thousands, the
thicago white SOX again made Them
selyes formidable competitors Tor tne
little when they defeated the Cincinnati
Reds ) 10 Z, in ten-inning struggle
ChicaBO's Joy is Cineinnatis disap-
pOintment; there is gloom in this eHy'
not that its baseball legiOnS doubt Tue
ultimate triumph of the Reds, but thai
their triumph should be delayed even
day. Yesterdays contest was INC
poorest exhibition of the series. II was
almost incOneeiNable. the form oi ui'
fOntendcrs In previous games consul
FRED, for Cincinnati 10 take iour-ruli
lead and then deieriOrate I'm their play
10 such marked degree as TO permit
the trailing SOX 10 come from the rea'
with such an irresistible rush as 10
lie the count and then score the ue-
,!ding run in the extra inning. IL was
lhe slump Of the Reds that bitleriy
disappointed the largest crowd thal
ever gathered inside Redland tieid
rather than the loss OF the game.
FIRST -INNING-CHICAGO- Collins
up BalIf. Reuther's first delivery was
"A fast one a few inches outside. Bali
Rail z strike 1, called. Strike .,
rallied. ]. Collins popped TO Rath, who
went back into short center TO take the
bail. 4. Collins up. Ball I. Ball >.
Strike I. called. Ball 3. +. Collins Lined
10 Roush. II was sharp drive, but
Roush had plenty Of time 10 get in
front Of the ball. Weaver up. Foul,
strike l. II was wicked drive close TO
The left field foul line. Strike = swung.
p Ball 1. Weaver singled through short.
Kopf got in front OF the ball, but II was
loo fast for him. Jackson up. Ball I.
Ball ,. Foul, strike I. jackson popped
TO GrOh.
No runs, one hit, no errors. A
Reuther worked very slowly through
out the inning. He did not show in this
session the great speed and dazzling
curves he uncOrked on his first appear
ance last "Wednesday. The bleacherites
kidded Jackson and chanted in union,
Hip, hop, shipyard Joe"
FIRST INNING - CINCINNATI-Rat
up. Strike T. called. Kerr's first ball
was curve that cut the plate. Ball I.
Ball .. Rath popped TO Risberg. II was
weak Offering, but the Swede nearly
lost the ball in the sun. Daubert up
Daubert out, Kerr TO Gandil, on an easy
roller on the first baseside or the box.
GrOh up. He got a tremendous ovation.
Strike I, swung. Ball I. Ball > Foul,
strike >. Ball 3. GrOh doubled 10 left
center II was a cOrking drive and only
fast fielding by ]. Collins saved tRple
Roush up. Ball I. Ball . Foul, strike
!. II was a fast one down the first base
line, but hoped out Just before Il
reached the bag. Foul, strike . Ball 3.
Roush singled to short and GrOh ont
when he Overran third, Risberg to
Weaver.
No runs, two hits, no errors.
Kerr worked steadily and confidently.
hut the Reds were laying the ball on
the wood hard.
SECOND INNING-CHCAGO- - FeIsch
mp. Foul, strike l. Ball I. Ball .. Foul.
strike >. Felsch flied To Neale who
backed up almost to the wall TO make
the catch. Gandil mp. Foul. strike I.
GandirS drive hit an inch outside the
rightiield foul line. 10 would have
been good for two bases. Ball I. Foul,
strike > Gandil ont, KOpf 10 Daubert. II
was a slow hit ball hut Kopf flelded
il beautifully Risberg up. Bali I. Foul,
strike L. Risberg flied TO Neale.
No Rms, no hits, no errors.
The SoX were swinging on the ball
a. II tley meant business.
Reuther continued TO work slowly and
took his time before each delivery.
q SECOND INNING-CINCINNATI-
can up. Strike I. called Ball I. Ball
a. Duncan was safe on Risbergs error
of his easy grounder. II was a slow hit
ball and RiSberg tried 10 field IL too fast.
KOpf up. Ball 1. Ball ?. II was a
pitchOut, Schalk evidently expecting a
steal Ball 3. KOpf walked and crowd
came TO ifs feet with a mighty
roar. Neale up. Neale forced Dun
can at third, Kerr to Weaver, KOpf
poing TO second. Rariden up. Ball 1.
Ball >. Rariden forced Neale. r. Collins
10 RiSberg. KOpR taking third. Reuther
up. Ball 1. Reuther out, Kerr 10 Can
dn. No runs, no hits, one error.
Kerr had narrow escape but he
tlghtened up gamely and Reuther was
unable 10 deliver in the pinch. The
crowd gave Reuther an uprOarious
greeting when he stepped 10 the plate.
THIRD INNING, CHICAGO-Schalk up.
Rail- I. Ball 2. Strike I. called. Ball 3.
Schalli walked. Reuther plainly was dis
guSted. Kerr up. Ball I. Kerr sacri-
feed, GrOh 10 Rath. who covered FIRST.
]. Collins up. J. Collins flied TO ROuSh.
T.. Collins mp. +. Collins lined 10 Dun
can. No runs. no hits. No errors
THIRD INNING, CINGINNATI-Rath
up. Ball T.. Strike I, called. Ball ..
Rath out, T. Collins 10 Gandil, on an
easy chance. Daubert up. Strike 1,
called. Daubert singled TO right. II
was a, terrific drive. iust over +. Collins
head. GrOh up. Strike I, called. Foul,
strike >. The ball hit a policeman on
the leg. Ball I. Groh famed. ROush up.
Ball I. Daubert stole second. Schalk's
throw was a trine low and wide. +.
Collins vigorously protested the deci-
sion. Schalk went out 10 talk with
kerr. Ball ,. Roush was hit was a
pitched ball. lie did not try 10 dodge I
H. Duncan un. Strike f. called. Dun
ran doubled To center, scoring Daubert
And ROuSh. II was a cOrhing hit. Kopi
Gp Strike 1, swung. KOpf flied TO
RrlSch. Two runs, two hits. no errors.
. FOURTH INNING, CHICAGO-Wcaver
up. Weaver flied 10 Duncan. jackson
irp. Jackson fouled TO Harden. Felsch
mn. He singled through the box. Gan
-dil up. Gandil out, Kopf TO Daubert
No runs. no hits, no errors.
FOURTH INNING 49, CINCINNATI
NeaIc up. Ncale trilpled 10 left center.
Rarlden up Radiden out, r. Collins 10
Gandil. Neale held third. Reuther up.
T,aIl 1. Strike 1. Reuther doubled TO left.
SCORING Neale. II was a terrific smash
down the left foul line. Rath up. Strike
4 called. Rath hit TO Risberg, whose