The evening world., 1919-10-08
OUer-Anxiety of Both Sides
Made Sixth Series Game
WillOW SlU0nlp Exhibition

be attributed to the German quirsy
and not TO brilliancy OF play.
Dutch Reuther, who lived hero
last week, was hoisted from the
mound weakling six days later.
Where he had bored strike after
strike into the Sox sluBgers last week
and followed II up by slamming the
ole pill all over the lot, he contributed
bases on balls this time and got
worse as he went. After he had per-
mitted the 'murderers' row" section
OF the Sox to plaster him for enough
wallops TO tie the score, Jimmy Ring
was sent to the rescue, but even nc
suffered eventual defeat ir the tenth.
~ Is unfortunate that n hero can
not live. But the Red fire that burned
for Reuther out in California last
week was turned TO blue last night.
Facing a fouF-run lead, the SoX
started their attack in the fifth in
ming, but scored only one run on
account OF the scourge inserting
its germs into certain players. Fol-
lowing its opening ravage there also
appeared the worse case of bone thai
has been seen In series. The hone
championship goes to little Dick
Kerr. He was crowned with the
brown derby after tho game But
little Dicks natural gameness is best
emphasized in the fact that he went
right on pitching and won out In
spite OF his terrible blunder. or al
the pitchers, he alone has two games
TO his credit.
Ruether passed Risberg and Schalk
Being frightened over this lack OF
speed, he grooved one for Kerr and
the midget pitcher popped II into safe
ground for single. Risberg started
10 score, but changed his mind AMI
ran back to third. There was plenty
of time TO get him, but Heine Groh
developed a germ of the dreaded all
ment and did not try 10 touch him
That left the bases fun with nom
out, an ominous situation. j. Collins
flied to centre, but Roush's gren,
throw to the plate again made Ris-
berg hesitate and again the Red
overlooked a bet TO get him. The
epidemic was now approaching
vlrulent stage. Eddie Collins also
flied TO Roush and Risberg, having
plenty of time, scored, Roush threw
10 third To stop Schalk and succeeded
In holding him at second. Then was
sprung the bone. Little Dick Ker
apparently knew nothing about all
this excitement going on around him
SO he walked downu to second. Grol
dignifled Sox players on second. Whci
the situation was called 10 Kerr's at.
tention he was 30 indignant as tC
stand perfectly still until Grol
walked all the way across the dla,
mond and gently applied the ball t.
his heaving but unresisting bosom
The side was retired with but ont
run.
Experts on German quincy wera
thoroughly alarmed when the neN
round started. The disease evidently
had gone past control. Buck Weave.
appearing first for the Six, lifted a
short fy over the shortstop's position
Kopf ran back ready to catch II
Duncan approaches
from the outfield with the same gem
eral purpose. Both stood perfectly
still, eyeing each other respectfully
and the ball struck the turf for a two
base hit. That opened the way anc
the succeeding Sox pounded the OLE
apple with enough force to make
three runs.
With the score tied the patient,
developing symptoms OF the quincy
increased to practically 100 per cent
an alarming increase being noted In
the stands at tho same time.
In the tenth "Wa'll" Bill Rarider
was stflcken. weaver opened with
two dagger free of the disease this
time, and Jackson was ordered tr
bunt. Jackson did that very thing
Bill picked up the ball and looked
Il over very carefully, but when he
had made up his mind as to the prop
er course TO pursue in the premises
Shoeless Joe was safe on first and
Weaver was breathing heavily al
third. Ring struck out the mighty
Fclscb. but Gandil produced one
base knock and the game was over