El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10

CNCnNATI. O.. Oct 1o.-HIlarious
y Cincinnati rose this morning TO
celebrate as a public holiday the
triumphal return OF the Reds from
Chicago. where they won the baseball
championship Of the world yesterday
from the Chicago White Sox-
A proclamation calling on All
citizens 10 observe the day As
public holiday from o'clock until
noon. had been issued by acting
mayor Carl Jacobs and was widely
observed, many business houses
remaining closed. The proclnma-
tion urged all CiucInnnfianH 20 be
present az Fountain square nt 10
o'clock etO pay homage TO the
world Champions
The Reds are champions and I an
the happiest man in the world" said
manager Pat Moran OF the trump liant
Cincinnati club Thursday night i
cannot praise ny players too highly.
They played remarkable ball. fought
every minute to via and there never
was time when they lost confidence
The series ended as I thought It
would but I must admit that the Sex
gave US a scare"
Gleason Has Story.
II Williams had shown some stuff
IN the first inning, II would have been
a different story 20 tell tonight" said
Inanager Gleason Of the Sox But ne
did not have a thing except q desire
20 beat the Reds The first inning,
when the Reds scored four runs was
enough TO take the heart ont CT any
bah club, but the S0x cana back
fighting.
The Reds we're lucky to win those
early games However they beat rs
in one Of the greatest series ever
staged and my hat &c off TO them"
Thursdays Came.
A. expert baseball e Taa rs
funny AZ a sack race. Nearly
everything possible happened. In-
Gliding q coTnlc four run rally by
the athletes IN the pale hosiery.
II never would have happened tusf
us Il did II the sun had not en-
tered the lists ana blinded fhe
visiting fieldeFE- II was ali she
fuuuier for the reason that she
Sex were nine runs behind AZ the
time.
The Reds ater dropping two games
on their own grounds on the banks
OF the Ohio permitting the Sox 20
get back IN the running for the big
emblem, started after the deciding
game at the onset They descended on
Claude Williams left handel offer
i1gs with a determination which sent
man was out and BIZ James who
hurls from the other side, was trottsd
out Three runs were scored off Wiz
liams and one off James. u was the
latter's first appearance IN the series.
and he led a terrible life until the
sixth. when with two meu OF the
sacks he was given the beckoalnE
finger by manager Gleason ami Roy
Wilkinson. also q right handler came I
forth 20 remain through the rest Of
the game
The Reds continued their onslaught I
and sent three runs across .he rub
Der In the seventh the ransv hurlsr
vas somewhat Wild and Waized Two
men, but no runs were scored by the
champ ions-tc-bes In the eighth they
annexed another and let 4 20 at that
Their position was so secure THAI theT
appeared Indifferent. even bored. az
the SoZ rally, which had the effec-. I
largely. ot merely stretching the con- Z
test out into the longest Of the series. {
two hours and p minutes
Chicago started Eueh fireworks
As they had IN reserve in the
eighth inning Liebold drove
liner 20 right, which Neale cap
tured on the dead run. Collins
singled TO center and Weaver
doubled 10 right. Then both Coll
Inns and Weaver scored on Jack
sons double in the same direction
Felsch popped to Dauherf- II was
here that the sun Joined the White
aoE team. Gundu hit long fly 10
right center. Ncale evidently
heard the crack Of the bat, but 4
saw nothing. He shaded his eyes
to pierce the blue. hut never saw
the ball and IL dropped 80 feet
from anybody for . triple. He
scored when Housh. also bothered