New-York tribune., 1919-10-09

tion to the fact that he predicted that
the prolongation of the series to nine
games would gum the cards. The
manner in which the Reds tossed yester-
days game caused the inmates OF this
city to raise the SQuacht on the Ameri
can Rhine. This is Cincinnati German
for the Squawk on the Rhine.
The goose that lays the golden eggs
for the baseball magnates is not a
Wi it would have been g dead bird
long ago. The magnates have shot,
dyr amited and gassed the pastime all
these years. Some day they will Kill
1t If they keep on trying.
The Squacht on the Rhine shook the
hills when John Shane Collins started
thN first inning with crack t. centre.
Eddie Collins sacrificed him to centre.
j e Jackson poled him home with a
drive to centre. The shoeless one was
trapped between second and first, but
Jake Daubert fumbled pass and he
was safe. Felsch beat an intield nit,
but Gandil forced him at second. That
made three hits off Sallee in one in
ming and the chances for this thing
coming to an abrupt end looked du
bious
Continue to Batter Sallee
The battering of Slim Salle CON
tinued in the third. Ray Fisher started
to warm up, and the strains of the
Squacht on the Rhine rose higher and
higher. The attack started like an
attack Of the Sox of old. before they
became the White Rabbits. The Collins
duo, John and Edward, beat out in
field hits. Weaver crashed into
double play when he hit to Kopf, who
:ouched second and pegged to first,
Il WAS close. but it went as q double.
Then Joe Jackson sent one sizzling
oy third and John Shane Collins scored
che second run. Kopf made a beauti-
ful stop of hard one driven by Felsh
and passed to Rath, forcing jackson.
When he begged William Gleason
this morning TO let him pitch Cicotte
assured the wrinkled Gleason If ne
could get a couple Of runs at the start
70 (deleted) Reds could break him
down. 1t began to look as though he
might make good
Jake Daubert cot some feeble cheers
IN the fourth when he picked a foul by
1isberg off one Of the wire infield
fences. But those two runs looked like
A flock and the strains of the Squacht
on the Rhine dominated the empty
oleachers and stands.
The crack in the Reds widened to a
chasm in the fifth. With one out Eddie
Collins singled to centre. Then the
Cincinnati infeld turned to the native
cheese. Hcinie Won Der Groh fumbled
grounder by Weaver and Buck was
safe Rath entered the fromage room
of the Hall of Fame when he fumbled
one by jackson. Then Happy Felsch,
now playing right Geld and no longer
unhappy, slashed hit to centre and
scored Collins and Weaver.
Fisher Takes Sims Place
Pat Moran moved to the pitchers
box and had talk with Sallee and
Wingo. At the end Of the conversations
The Sheriff departed abruptly. Raw
Fisher entering the box. The brood
ing melancholy settled on the hills
and the strains of hes.Squacht on the
Rhine rose higher and higher
la the home half Of the fifth inning
Eitter, with two men on But this
strategy got another kick in the Stats
With one out "Greasy" Neale hit to
left and Wingo got base on balls
10 Ruether Moran then pleaded: "If
you've got triple or anything else
eft in the bat now is the time for it,"
But Ruether fouled out TO Weaver.
Rath broke his bat on n fast one, but
could not get the ball past Weaver.
AHe aoIupt rcHOVai OF flSner once
more put Adolfo Luque. the Cuban.
into the series. John Shane Collins i'm
mediately plastered hum for two
bagger. but got no further. 1t looked
as though Patrick should have oablcd
TO Cuba before the game instead of
waiting for the slamming Of the Sheriff
1t was Reinie Won der Groh who
woke in the sixth with two-base hit
into proletariat row in lett field. This
space was vacant to day. ITS former
inmates having gone about with ropes
in their hands looking for beams. A
crack by Duncan into centre field
| brought Heinie home, but there were
still three runs needed, even for a tie.
The little brown brother to the pickle
eaters disposed of Weaver, Jackson
and Felsch in most workmanlike fash
ion.
There was nuttcring of interest
ln the seventh when Cicottc passed
Wingo. Rath got hit to right. With
two men out Jake Daubert smashed
one to Eddie Collins. 1t was q hard
hit ball, and Eddie had some difficulty
in getting him at all The throw was
late and he looked safe. but the UNI
pire ruled otherwise