New Britain herald., 1919-10-07
SCORE 5-4; CHICAGO KNOCKS RUETHER OUT OF BOX; MAKE
 WINNING RUN IN THE TENTH

center. No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Second Half-Duncan was cheered to the echo as he walked to the bench. The outt1eld played in for Rath. Rath proved easy, E. Collins taking his grounder and tossing it to Gandil. Daubert singled to right It was a clean drive over E. Collins head. Groh struck out. The third strike was called. Daubert stole sec ond. He slipped off the bag after reaching it but scrambled back before E. Collins could tag him. Roush was hit by one of Kerr's fast ones but he trotted to first. Duncan doubled to right center, bringing in Daubert and Roush It was a mighty Wallop Felsch ran away back and caught Kopf's long fly. Two runs, two hits, no errors.
 Fourth Inning.
 First Half-Duncan took Weaver's line drive that went almost to tho left-field crowd. Rariden went back almost to the grandstand and nailed Jackson's high foul. Felsch singled through the pitchers box, the ball rolling to center. Kopf threw out Gandil, stopping in time to get his grounder after starting for second to cover the bag as Felsch went down No runs, one hit, no errors.
 Second Half-Neale tripled to right center. There was an argument that Neale didn't touch one of the bases, but the umpires did not allow the claim. Rariden sent an easy bounder that E. Collins grabbed and tossed him out at first, Neale holding third. Ruether doubled over the third base sack, the ball hitting the left-field pavilion, Neale scoring. Rath drove an easy one to Risberg, but the latter hit Ruether going to third in his attempt to put him out and Ruether scored, Rath taking second. Rath stole third. Daubert hoisted to Jack son and Rath was caught at the plate for a double play, Schalk getting the putout. It was a great throw of Jackson's. Two runs, two hits, one error
 Fifth Inning.
 First half-Risberg walked, Rueth- CT failing to put the ball over the plate. Schalk also walked. Ruether appeared to be becoming unsteady. Kerr singled advancing both runners a base, Risberg taking third and Schalk second, Risberg overran third but Groh failed to put Kopfs throw on him. J. Collins flied to Roush and the latters throw was so fast that Risberg who started for home turned back and held third Ring began warming up for Cincinnati. E. Collins flied to Roush and Risberg scored Schalk failed to go to third on the play and k nrN,~ rl
 ing the predicament, ran over and touched Kerr off, Roush getting an assist on the play. One run, one hit, no errors.
 Second Half-Groh sent a high fly to Felsch J. Collins, after making good run for it, captured Roush's fly. Felsch went away back and mis- judged Duncan's fly, getting his hands on it, but dropping it, Duncan reach ing third. Risberg threw out Kopf. No runs, no hits, one error.
 Sixth Inning.
 First half.-Weaver popped up Texas leaguer that went for a double when Kopf and Roush played an Alfonzo and Gaston act. Jackson singled into center and Weaver crossed the plate. Felsch doubled to the center field crowd. This was enough for Ruether and Ring, reliev- ed him on the pitching mound, Jack son scoring. Gandil hoisted to Dau- bert who got the ball in back of first base, Ielsch holding second. Kopf took Risberg's grounder and threw to Daubert putting him out. Felsch taking third. Schalk singled between short and third, scoring Felsch and tying the score. Schalll stole second. retired the side by throwing him out at first. Groh made a great stop and a beautiful throw. Three runs, four hits no errors. The SoX hit Ruether hard and their drives off Ring were also of the Wallop character.
 Second Half-NeaIe singled through the pitchers box. The ball bounded little too high for Kerr. J. Collins took Rariden'S line drive, Neale hold ing first. The crowd began to hand clap in unison. Ring struck out, making a healthy swing at the third strike, but missing. Neale was ont stealing, Schalk to Risberg. No runs, one hit, no errors.
 Seventh Inning.
 First half.-Tiebold batted for J. Collins and will play right field for Chicago. Kopf came over fast and took Liebolds grounder, throwing one that Roush got under and caught. Weaver batted left handed and Rath took his grounder and