The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-08

ger and Weaver scored on Jackson's
smash across second, just out of
kopfs reach.
Reuther Not Same
Reuther was plainly not the Reu-
Their of the opening game and Pat
Moran had a Highlander warm up
back of the right field foul line,
Felsch pounded out two Dagger to
left center, scoring jackson. Moran
notioned to Reuther and the hero
or the frst game marched from the
mound as Jimmy Ring. the Brook
lyn schoolboy. took his place.
With none out and a man on sec
ond, Jimmy pitched carefully to
Gandii, the big first baseman of the
Sox finally popping TO Daubert kopf
threw out Risberg and Feisch moved
on to third. Schalk singled between
third and short and Felsch scored
with the tieing run
kit was the first time in the series
the Sox came from behind. 1t was
the first time they had put on any
thing that looked like a rally against
a lead. SchaIk stole second. sliding
around Rath. but Groh made stop
and throwout Kerr, ending the in :
ming.
Kerr turned Neales bounder into
hit in the Reds end of the sixth
by detecting the ball with his glove.
Collins could have made the play
easily had not Kerr let the ball go.
4 barrage CT handclapping broke
out from the stands as the Cincin-
lati rooters tried to Sisconcert the
tiny hurler ot the Sox.
J. Collins got Rariden's fly. Ring
g. l.. ,,xf sfg N
Schalk making good throw.
Memo Leibold took J. Collins
place in the Sox line up as the
seventh opened He was an easy
out on his first appearance at bat.
f Collins. whose reputation as a
world series player has been suffer-
ing TO sonte extent. hit ny to
I;ousch and Rath threw out Wea-
yer.
Joe jackson made lum boring
sort OF dive at Rath's short fly In the
Reds seventh. but missed the grab
and 1t fell for hit. Daubert, one
Of the greatest hunters in the eoun-
try. moved the runner to second with
Il sacrifice. Groh walked. Rousch
hit TO Risberg. who tossed to Coll
Inns. forcing Groh at second. Col
Inns passed the ball on over to Gam
al.
Quigley. the National league UNI
pire. called Rousch out, but for a
moment there was slight misun :
derstanding as to his decision. The
Reds thought Eddie had beaten the
throw and the runner returned to
the bag. Even the Sox remained In
their positions undecided. When
laigley's, decision became clear this
crowd behind him hooted.
Ring passed jackson 10 start the
SoX of in the eighth. Felsch hit
tiy TO Neal and GandfI walked.
Moran began warming up anoth-
err pitcher over in right. This time
II was Fisher. the schoolteacher,
Rarftien Gets ''FIet" vrr
What" hawled "Wa'al BIZ Rar-
iden as Billy Evans called = ball of
Risberg that Raredin evidently
thought should have been the third
strike. II made the count two and
Two on Risberg. Another ball and
ter.
1t had the appearance OF Ger
tain hit, but Rousch rushed in fast
from deep center and caught the ball
almost at his kneea, He kept tear
ing on into the snfield, as Jackson
rushed toward third and Gandil
neared second. Rousch could have
doubled up jackson unassisted, but
no finally tossed to RAth at second
for the put out II was . great play
Of the centerhelder all round,
After Duncan had gene out in the
Reds side OF the eighth. Kopf hit
q terrific smash at Kerr. The little
fellow puIlel 1t down and tossed II
to first and then stopped in evident
pain. The drive had hurt his hand.
The crowd spplauded him when he
resumed pitching. Neale singled 10
laft on the first hall thrown at him.
aariden hit to Kerr and again the
little fellow reflected ball that
weuld have been easy for tall
pitcher, II went for a hit but Ring
was easy.
In the ninth, after Echaik and
Kerr had gone out, Ring passed Lei
bold without getting a strike across.
Then Memo stole second on the first
ball thrown at Eddie Collins, taking
advantage OF Rings rather long
swing delivery. Collins raised q
high ny to Rouseh-
Daubert sinEled In the Reds ninth
ftef ono vas out, But he val
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