The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-02
ToDAY,s BATrING ORD
PLAYBYPLAY
First Inning.

CHICAGO. Collins up. Collins out,
Sallee to Daubert. Eddie Collins up. Ball
one. ball two, strike one, foul strike two.
Ball three f. Collins walked. Weaver up,
, ball one. Weaver line flied to Kopf who
doubled Eddie Collins at first on throw
to Daubert. No runs, no hits, no errors
CINCINNATI-Rath was the first Gin
ciunati batter to face Williams. Strike one.
Ball one Ball two, strike two. Ball three.
Rath sent high fly to short center, Felsch
making the catch. Daubert up. Ball one.
Strike one. Ball two. Foul strike two.
!paubert OUT, klspere 10 tIanufi. II was as,
ond. Groh up: Groh flied to J. Collins
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Second Inning.
CHICAGO-Jaekson up. Strike one:
Jackson doubled to center. 1t was short
ball that dropped between Duncan and
Roush and rolled away from them, Felsch
up. Felsch sacrificed, Sallee to Daubert,
caught Jackson Mt third but did not take
the chance. Gandil up. Strike one called.
Gandil out Kopf to DaubeTt. Jackson was
held at third. Risberg up. Ball one. Ball
two. Risberg flied to Neale. No runs, one
CINCINNATI-Roush up Ball one. Ball
two. Ball three. Ball four. Roush walked
Duncan up. Ball one. Strike one called:
Foul strike two; Ball three, Duncan lined
TO +. Collins, who threw to Gandil. doubling
Roush at first. Kopf up. Ball one; ball
two kopf fied t. Geis "I ne sant his
catcher and the Red batsmen hopping.
I[opf, who hit left handed yesterday
today today against Southpaw Williams No
runs, no hits, no errors
Third Inning.
CHICAGO-sehalk up. Strike one called.
Ball one. Strike two swung. Ball two.
Foul Schalk flied to Roush. Williams up.
J. Collins up. Ball one. j. Collins lined
to Duncan in deep left and Williams was
4 L ell lo1 L
Collins out to Daubert unassisted. 1t was
nasty bounder. No runs, one hit, no
CINCINNATI-NeaIeu up. Strike one call
ed. Foul strike two. Ball one, ball two.
Strike three. Neale famed, swinging hard
at the last one. Rariden up. Strike one
called. Rariden flied to Jackson. 1t was
an easy pop up in short left. SaIlee up.
Williams exhibited better control in this
inning and his curve was breaking sharply
across the corners. Sallee was given a
tremendous ovation by the Red fans when
he stepped into the batter's box. Ball one.
Sallee popped to Weaver. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
Fourth Inning.
CHICAGO-weaver up. Foul strike one.
Weaver singled to center. 1t sharp
drive directly over second base. Jackson
up. Jackson singled to left, Weaver GO
for wicked drive over to Kopf's head.
Felsch up. Felsch sacrificed, Sallee to
Rath, who covered first Weaver went to
third and Jackson to second. Gandfl up.
Gandtl hit to Daubert. whose throw to
Rariden caught Weaver al the plate Jack
sent went TO third the play. Risberg
up. Strike che called. Ball one. Gandil
stole second. harden did not attempt to
catch him. Rail- two. Ball three. Foul
strike two. Risberg popped to Daubert
Sallee pitched himself out of a tight hole.
In spite of the pinch he mixed a change of
pace on Risberg aud with the count and
a delivered a slow that the Swede
popped ,a, up No runs, two hits. no errors.
ClNCINNATI-Rath walked. Williams
was very wild. Daubert up. Foul strike
one He attempted TO bunt. Schalk walk
ed out and conferred with Williams. Dau-
bert sacrificed. Williams to Gandil Rath
going to second. Daubert laid a perfect
punt six feet in front of the plate which
Williams fielded brilliantly. Groh up
Strike one called. ball one. strike two call
90. ball three, foul, ball four. Groh walked
he crowd rose 10 its feet with Il tremen-
dous roar Gandil and Schalk consulted
with Williams and the other White Sox in.
Ileiders shouted their , encoura cement
Roush up. Ball one. Sehalk again went