El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

y EDDIE ClcoCLe seeking aFelBe
attempted Saturday 10 beat the Gin
cinnau Reds without help from his
pals and as q result he has earned
for himself the right to claim 20 being
the hard luck worlds championship.
he refused 10 let his pals do the
helping on defensive and Jimmy
RIM refused 10 let them help
CIcotte on the offensive. The re-
suit was tk=t the Reds shut out
hardest fought same Of the series.
Has Esf an Abb.
There IS no alibi for Cicortz- ne
pitched e great same; 81 determined
came, and one thar would nave won
nine out OF then times. but he nrought
the defeat crashing down UPON MS
own head By trying 20 DO an the 4s-
throw that gave the Reds lnelr open
Ing. the only real one they had, ana
he followed that up BY gral ping e
a ban thrown from the outEle-d ana
DETECTING i past sehalE- a nlsn ~
20 left blown hg the wind over tne
head OF Jackson. who was playing
close 10. followed and Chicago was
beaten.
ne dope worked out wonder
frszT well. HluE doued TO pitch an
effective game, pitted against
CIeofte * looked about 7 to ]. into
er=ru innings, but The slips Of the
same favored the Reds. Aior1u's
style Of attaeiz was perfect and
shows the truth OF the dope
which says the left handed
rrreekiur crew Of the Reds IS eE-
tremelT Troublesome to even the
best right handed pitchers They
Wou today by consistent pushing
and erur1lHE the bail toward
left field short poke hits just
over laird and short, and they
gave Jackson especially bard
dnS.
he PLAYED the RED hItters almost
perfectly. caught balls just back Of
third, and once playing on the rou!
line he went Into the field seats and
almost reached an impossible fly- He
could not guess them all, however,
and two troopers landed on the grass,
with results most disastrous 20 CHI
-ago.
sudden Chanse in Weather.
The sudden change from mi1 sum
suiL The day was viclpusly not and
close as hot IS Ezicago's enthusiasm
Just as the fissr batter came 10 the
plate the wind shifted, blew from OF
the lake and chilled the assemblage.
But that chill was as nothing COM
pared with the icy breeze that fell
upon the White SoL hopes when the
wind blew that ball over the head Of
Jackson ChicaEo's only hopes or
winning that game. q seemed 20 me,
wild. he showed symptoms Of Wild
ness in five different innings, out he
mad speed and curves and superb sup
port and escaped
The soz had six ehunees to
Eeure-the Reds four. The ser
chances were better than alsose Of
Moruu-8 men-hut they simply
could not take advantage OF them
The left banded hltters Of the
tell were worrying Ctc0rte from
the first. nor that they were hlt-
ting him. but that they directed
their 1ttncE toward left field and
kept poizinr and half swinging az
his sail ball and pushing ID just
ever the inlield- Ehe style or
attack g. the only one with which
10 cope with Clcotte's system Of
Elants and shows the Wiadom Of
the Red sehaci Of strategy.
The system Of assault was the one
that yielded the Reds their cluster Of
runs IN the second, but even that
would 1cr have broken the Waite Sox
defence had not Cicotte decided 10
play the entire game himself
out for Revenge.
Eddic was wild for revenge for the
beating the Reds gave him In Cir
clnuats, and his over eagerneEs gave
Moran men rlflr c1ance-aud with
their usual confidence they accepted
the chance Duncan hit the ball
sharply a. the chunky Frenchman.
who declared IL should not pass. But
the BAN broke through his hands
and rolled 30 feet away. CicottG
rushed a1rer it, got u in time 70 re-
-irE Ills man. lur threw wild under
lraldlL letting 8Eacan reach second.
Aop1 pushed the BAH over Eisnerg
FOR single into short left. Jackson
vas playing his man perfectly End
thress back toward the plate for
safety
Schalk was waiting for the bau
nel Clcor-s cut II ahead Of him,
grabbed a. the BAH caught % WIKI
one hand and detected 10 Just enough
20 put j. past 5clalk 10 the stands
and let Duncan score and kopt reach
second Le1le hit toward left q high
and easy fly, but this time Jackson
vas playing the batter too closely and
the ball. carried BIZ the rising wind.
cot over hts head for e double and
sent home another run.
Ring slightly wild
There were times when PING
threatened % get Wild. but the ad-
vantage Or those Two runs. sustained
limi ard the brilliant feats OF Groh
and OF Rath saved him. Rath went
over back Of FIRST base at the start
OF the elE1Ll. when the beaten Soy
we're striving desperately TO s1art
rally- They had tried ali sorts Of
tactics against Ring and concentrated
al efforts upon making him wild al
times when he appeared 20 Re going
wrong Moran rushed Eller out 70
warm I'D and had pitched four James
DH &c