El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29

Confined From Previous FnGe-)
Of skllful Judgment and gameness.
being made at the most critical stages
Of the games in which they we're
performed. They made the biggest
hit Of the entire series and estab-
lished Eddie as the real hero OF the
long string Of games.
Idol Of Fans.
That Roush was the idol OF Gin
cinnati fans after the series goes
without saying. The Reds rooters
showed their appreciation OF their
favorite's grand work to the fan limit
Of a regular Cincinnatiac. Eddie was
and is now fully as popular as man
ager Pat Moran who could have any
thing he might ask for. within the
gift OF the great state OF Ohio
RorEh's two catches viii be his
torical aH long rs the national
same Is IN existence, and thats
judging by the boom Il received
this year, wiz be for ages.
Catches Saved Games
The Importance surrounding those
two catches by Roush can hardly be
estimated The first one surely saved
the Reds from defeat. The other
catch was made In the final game
Although the Reds were five runs 20
the good at the time, 7 am Of the firm
opinion that II Lieb0lds drive had
got past Roush his teammates. espe-
cially Hod EIer, would have gone so
Tar up in the air that the White 6ON
would have been enabled 90 make
winning finish
The Reds were plainly nervous
in the eighth inning. when the
soE sluEEers EWutfed the hall
over the lot FOR four runs and
1lurrhy, ns n pinch hitter, had
drawn a pass. He was on first
with none ont. Liehcld would
ErrrlY have n1rde fhf-d IN bis
Wnllor and ROush missed IT. Then
there were Eddie Collins, Buck
Weaver Joe Jackson. Happy
Eeischs @Chickn Gnndl and Ray
schaliz 70 follow.
They were in the hitting mood. as
was evidenced in the previous inning
as vel as in the ninth after Eoush
had made his smotheriug catch off
Lie1old and had broken up the pros
pective rally.
saved EIIer's Reputation.
El-er had perceptlbly tired in the
eighth, and Moran had rushed Ring
70 the warming Up pen without
doubt Moran would have been corr
-eiled 20 take EIler out had LIebold's
fierce drive gone safe.
Moran hesitated- left Hod, ana
thereby let Il Re said that he WAS
knocked ont Of the box after hts
splendid work IN his previous
E7mc. when he held the sor 20
worlds series record BY striking
out six bnfsmen IN succession.
There IS some sentiment IN Pat
Moran's makeup, and SO he took
STOCK OF Eller's feelings and kent
n1 on we sab when ether rrau-
ayers would have thought OF Moth
Ing elae but vanking his star pitcher
out SUIT marilT. That Pat did not do
that VIII long be remembered BY not
only Eller but his fellow Reds as
nIa.HH 60 arITa =
were yelling their heads of In frantic
frenzy as the Sox we're slauehtering
Ellar IN the eighth frame.
Those two catches by ROush men
toned above that made baseball his I
tory, were not the only brilliant PLAYS
performed by the Reds center fielder. I
He made many others and his ground {
coverinT was simuly rcmarra hle His
judgment IN sizing Up opposing bat
-ers was no less remarkable than hts I
escape him.
sIaffed Easy Flies.
lie mutted two short flies that I
looked ridiculously easy as compared I
With the long drives be captured /
Iioush's speed enabled him TO 20 IN ]
and out with equal ease. and on that /
recount he was allowed 70 try 10 i
over many pop flies that looked as I
z they would have been easier for 4
nfielders 10 get to.
Houah. who h-d led hts term IN
batting all season, somehow failed
20 I've NJ 10 that reputation. but
Occasionally he flashed with hls
old time batting form and showed
he had not forgotten how to
pound the hall He Eof many
bases on balls. Eh0Win~ that the
sox pitchers feared him.
Eelsch. who was noted FOR his rare !
ihility in going OUT after long files /
lver his head. woefuliv failed 10 4
make good his big reputation. Happy. i
n fact, showed weakness IN that re- /
rect and misiudged many halls. So \
lad was he in the earlier games Of I
he series that in the last two con- I
.es.s he was shifted % riTht field end 4
-lebold was placed IN center The
enter field position was the sun 4
.ield IN both Redland pa~k and 4
9omislley park. Felsch was doubtless I
landicaped considerably bv the sun
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