The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
By CHARLES DRYDEN.

Chicago Oct STILL another I'M
sung here hoped up in the ranks OF
the Reds to humble the struggling
them to in the ffth battle Of the
series. The sturdy highlander held
the local champs to three blows and
II was his double off Lefty Williams
in the sixth that started the land
slide -Four Cincy runs triekled over
the plate in that round on three hits
and a pass assisted by two sacrifices
and an error.
Too much baseball for the Sox to
overcome was TANNED into that in
ming and Lefty Claude Williams went
down to his second defeat He held
the victors to four hits In eight
rounds E.rskine Mayer hobhed up
in the ninth and the Reds copped a
smok eless tally--one made without
the aid Of hits Eller had som thing
on the pill that famed nine men and
left the hest Sox hitters up In the
air 50 good was Hold that he
whitfield six men in row In the
second and third innings Buck
Weaver copred a scratch hit in the
opener Schalk smote a regular safety
in the nth and Weaver came through
with a triple in the ninth after two
were out
SchaIk Has Punch,
While the majority OF the Sox
lacked the punch. little Ray Schalk
had one in the sixth Tie landed a
/ right WALTON on the massive chest
I of Umpire Rigler and rebounded from
/ the plate to the dugout Schalk
didn't come back. That cruel blow
/ was struck In anger over a decision
at the plate and under the rules RAY
, couldn't come back after soak king an
umpire with his fist. Next time Ray
/ should pick a hloke nearer his size.
The game was gone at the time and
. the decision. right or wrong made no
difference except in the TEN pers OF
the losers. Two runs had scored in
! the sixth when Heine Groh slid in
with the third marker Rousch had
/ broken out Of retirement with a
( triple at which time two men were
on base Ciroh made the TRIP from
frst on his long throw TO center The
relay came bit short and Schaik
had to step forw ard for the pill. He
whirled and fell on the squirmna
Groh as the latter slid Umpire
Rigler declared Hene safe and
SchaIk jumped up and poped the um-
pre- with his fist. 1t is thought Rig
Ter will survive the punch as he hat
on his chest protector at the moment
Eller was the first up in the sixth
and he whaled ore 10 center Thi.
vas the fret HIT for tho Reds and II
sure was shurprise 10 all present
Fller halted ~ second and wher
Te'sCh made a poor throw to Ris
berg in short center, Hold steamed
Up and went on TO third Rat
>pQked a sinnin oyer Id Collins
place OF business and what was
conceded TO he the winning run ar
rived, personally conducted by tn
large fat feet OF Nr Fisher This
next move was UT to Daubert anf
he sacrificed Rath to second. Gror
drew A base on balls, the second ant
last walk issued by Lefty Williams
His control was much better thar
in the other game ne pitched oa
that seemed 10 make no difference
= Rousch was in the hole with
, couple Of strikes and was expecting
another when his bat connected ane
sent the pill beyond Falsch. Tina
nifty fielder sprinted back. got on'
, hand on the ball. II popped on
acain and Happy slipped and fell
I.ath and Ciroh held their bases IN
III the ball escaped Felsch Boz
sprintcd and scored. After SchalI
was banished by the umpire, Lyn'
went behind the bat Rousch hat
! rested a hit at third and was read
, for another breezey dash His chance
came when Duncan sent shor