The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-06
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and the crowd rose with mighty cheer
Eller's speed was dazzling and his sinner
was breaking across the corners perfectly)
This is also a record in world series
game for the pitcher to retire the batsmen
In two successive innings by striking them
out.
Fourth Inning.
CINCINNATI-Daubert flied to Felsch,
who did not move out of his tracks to
make the catch. GrOh flied to Felsch In
short center. 1t was a high easy chance.
Roush safe on Risberg's error of his
grounder. Duncan up. Roush stole sec
Ond. Schalk dropped the ball and the Of
ficia1 scorers also charged him with
passed ball Duncan flied to Jackson. No
runs no hits. one error.
Civilians also was workig magnificently.
He uncorked a crOss-fire that puzzled the
Reds. who were cutting under the ball and
CHICAGo-Weaver out, EIer to Daubert.
breaking Eller's string of strike outs, but
au easy chance to the box. Jackson out
Eller to Daubert on another puny roller
Felseh famed. No runs, no hits no errors
without break. Three mighty SoX bats
men went down in order after very feeble
attempts.)
CINCINNATI--kopf singled sharply to
right just out of f. Collins reach, Neale
up. Foul, strike one. Foul, strike two.
He tried to hunt again. Foul. Neale
forced out stealing. Schalk to Risberg. 1t
was a perfect throw by Schalk. A fan in
the boxes caught Rariden's high foul in
the mouth of a huge megaphone and the
crowd roared. Rariden flied to Felsch.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
CHICAGO-Gandil out, Rath to Daubert,
on an easy chance. Risberg out. Groh to
Daubert, on hard drive which Heinie
fielded perfectly. Schalk singled to left;
1t was a corking drive between short and
third. Williams famed. No runs, one hit,
no errors.
off Eller in four innings. Hold continued
to work in perfect shape. and he was given
another ovation by the Sox fans when the
inning ended.)
Sixth Inning.
CINCINNATI-EIIer again got great
ovation when he walked to the plate
Eller doubled to left center, and took the
third when Felsch threw wild to third. 1t
was a terrific drive that went clear to
the fence. Rath up. Jackson and Felsch
moved over to the left for Rath. Williams
fourth pitch to Rath was way wide and
gled to right, scoring Eller. The Chicago
infield was playing in at the time. Dau
going to second. The bunt was perfectly
laid. Groh W, ball one, ball two. VIII
liams and Schalk both protested that it
was a strike but without avail. Ball three.
Williams lost temporary control and walk
ed Groh. Roush sent a high fly that
went to Felsh for a three base hit. scoring
Rath and Groh. The play at the plate
Groh was very close and Schalk jumped
up and bumped himself into Umpire Rig
Ter. Rigler motionel Schalk to the bench
and Lynn went in to catch for Chicago,
Felsch got his hands on Roush's fly but
was running hard toward the fence and
son and Roush scored, the throw to the
plate being wide. Duncan is credited with
popping fly to Felsch. Four runs, three
CHIC4Go-The Cincinnati rooters began
snatched Liebold's grounder and threw
him out at first. Roush gathered in Ed
Collins high fly. weaTer's grounder
bounced into Kopfs hands and he was an
easy out at first, RIM. no hits m
errors.
Seventh Inning.
| CINCINNATI-Neale was out Ed Col
Inns, to Gandn. The grounder was hard
hit but Collins handled 1t nicely. Rariden
hoisted to Liebold. An easy fly. Eller
touching the batter as he left the plate
No runs, no hits. no errors.
! CHICAGO-Rath took Jacksons bounder
Feischs high foul near the Sox dugo SH.
Gandil flew. out to Roush. 1t was an easy
put out. NO runs, no hits, no errors.
Eighth Inning.
| CINCINNATI-Rath hunts the first ball
| pitched but it rolled foul. Rath popped
! to jackson who was waiting for it in short
left field Daubert hoisted to Felsch in
fly that Felsch took right in back Of sec
on %i,,N No c runs, no hits, no errors.
81, Ca5IGAGo-Neale came in fast and cap
took Lynn's high fly near the foul line
Murphy batted for Williams and Murphy
rurs, no hits, no errors
Ninth Inning.
CINCINNATI-Mayer pitching for Chi
! caGo. Ed Collins fumbled Rouschs
srounder and he reached first safely Dun
can walked, Rousch trotting to second.
Mayer was wild. Loudermilk began TO
warm. up Tor Chicago. Kopf hunted for a
sacrifice, Weaver to Gandif, Roush taking
thlrd and Duncan second. Roush scored
| on Neale's out, Risberg TO GandiI, Duncan
gong to third. Rariden out Ed Collins
| 10 SIandil: One run. no hits, one error.
CH1CAGO-Rath came in fast and threw
out Liebold Ed Collins out Kopf to
oaubert Weaver tripled to right center
hopr threw out Jackson at first No
runs, one hit. no errors
Attendance 34,S79.
| ., HE attendance at today's game was
| 54,3I9 The receipts exclusive of war tax
were S9I.S $40; the players share. $50 S9s (si
sub SdlS share 35,22204; COMMISSIONS share,
Comlskey Park, Oct. 6.-With the
rays of the sun becoming stronger