The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-07

which would have been safe no matter
where the infield played and Eller trot-
| ted home with the first run Rath was
| advanced to second Ny Dauberts perfect
bunt toward third, although Daubert was
| out at first. Heinie Groh's patience was
rewarded by pass. at which stage OF
| the proceedings Schall1 and williams
addressed a peppery collection of remarks
| to Rigler to the effect that the umpire
was not calling strikes when Williams
cut the corners. 1t was the forerunner
of Schalk's impending expulsion.
ROUSH DELIVERS
| Roush, who had but one hit to his
credit to date in the series. declared him
| self in on the onslaught at this juncture
and recorded his second hit in left center
a triple, and Rath and Groh counted The
play at the plate was close on Groh
| and it was here that Scnalk's impassionec
commentary led to his Punishment.
| 1t was said that this was the second
| time in a worlds series that a player
was ever expelled Frank Chance, thu
old Cub leader, was said to have beer
the first. Lynn took up the work be
hind the plate, and Duncan flied tc
Jackson. 1t was a pretty catch by
| jackson. but his throw to the plate was
a little wide. Lynn got the ball. but
Roush crossed the plate. Williams stead
! eighth, retiring the side in rotation. He
was taken out in the Sox's half of the
eighth to allow Murphy to bat and Mayer
succeeded him as pitcher.
The final run of the game was made off
Mayer, a former National league twirler.
He sent one to Roush. which the Reds
outfielder tapped toward Eddie Collins.
The Chicago captain fumbled the ball
and Roush was given life. Mayer was
unsteady and Duncan drew a free ticket
to first Kopf came along with a perfect
hunt toward Weaver and while he was
being retired at first Roush reached third.
Neale grounded to Risberg and on the
play to first Roush registered. Eddie
| Collins retired the side by throwing
Rariden out at first.
| There were two down in the ninth when
! Weaver poled triple to far right. Rath
came in and said something to Eller,
who at this point faced Jackson, GUS
/ todian of the hairpins. Jackson swung
nightly, but dribbled one to Groh, who
/ threw him out at first and the game
was over.
FIRST INNING
! Cincinnati: Jackson played near left
field foul line while Rath was batting
Rath started the game by drawing a
pass off Williams. Daubert laid down a
sacrifice, Schalk throwing him out al
i first. Rath easily made second on the
play. Groh sent a high fly to Felsch and
| Rath held second. Roush out, Gandil to
Williams the former going over towards
second, getting the ball. while William
hurried over to first and received the toss
Z No runs, no hits, no errors.
I Chicago: The crowd yelled encourage
ment to the Sox as Liebold came to bat
Liebold started the Sox half by walking
| to first The balls were all low and or
! the outside. Filler seemed to have trou-
i BILE in getting it over and Daubert came
to the box and tried to steady him. Ed
Collins was out, Kopf to Daubert, Lie
bold taking second. The play at first was
very close. Weaver singled. the ball hit
ting Ellers hands. but vas too hot t
handle, Liebold dashing to third and ar
irving safely. Luque started to warm VI
for Cincinnati. Jackson popped up higf
hone that Groh took care of near third
Iiebold held third and Weaver first
Felsch sent a high fly that Duncan cap
tured. No runs, one hit, no errors.
SECOND INNING
! Cincinnati: Eller seemed bit wild, bu
pitched himself out of what appeared t
be "a bad fix. Duncan famed. He took 9
terrific swing at his final strike Schall
backed up and made an easy putout O.
Kopf's high foul Neale famed. vii
/ liamss had his underhand ball working
fine. No runs, no hits. no errors.
Chicago: Gandil famed. Risberg als'
Tanned. Schalk, too,-fanned. No runs. M
hits, no errors.
THIRD INNING
Cincinnati: Rariden went out TO tan
dill unassisted. Weaver caught Elier higl
fly. Rath popped up an easy foul to Can
dill. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Chicago: Williams struck out, the las
strike being called. Liebold Tanned. Ellie
continued his good work and neither WIN
liams nor Liebold could connect with MN
Collins famed No runs. no hits, no er
lrors.
FOURTH INNING
CINCINNATI Daubert flied to Feiscn
fGroh hoisted to Felsch, the latter max
Ting an easy catch. Roush hit hard a
Williams first offering, but failed TO con
meet He struck at the second pau. pu
failed to hit Roush lost control Oh NJ
bat and it flew into the pitchers pox' pu
he managed to hit the ball ior 4 lou
Roush reached first when his drive Wen
through Risberg. The latter was chargc'
with an error. Roush stole second Schall
allowed the ball to get away from nlf
and was charged with a passed ball also
Duncan ended the inning by popping I
Risberg No runs. no hits, one error.
Chicago: Eller grabbed Weaver's IA
and tossed to Daubert for the putoul
Jackson went out the same way, Ellie
taking his slow grounder and THROWN
to Daubert. Felsch famed. No runs. n
hits. no errors.
FIFTH INNING