Evening star., 1919-10-05
REDS DEFEAT S0x,
20, FOR THIRD WIN
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the Reds had healthy chance to
of their opportunity bears out the
record of the club through the
stretch of the campaign that landed
them the National League pennant.
Only three other Redlegs got to first
base in the course OF the battle. and
none Of them beyond it.
Rath opened the game auspiciously
for the Reds by hitting safely to left,
but was doubled up with Daubert on
twin killing, initiated by Collins.
whose second base play was one Of
the bright spots of the fracas. In
the third Wingo singled to right
with one down and was nipped ten
he tried to steal.
Wingo got another hit in the
eighth on a drive straight through
the box, but he, too. was the victim
Of a twin death. Cicotte grabbing
Rings bounder to start it. Weaver
lins in providing worth while plays
afield for the Sox. Buck stopped
drives by Duncan and Neale that
had whiskers on them. and SchaIk
was a regular jack rabbit in fielding
in swinging bunts. In the ninth he
speared Groh's foul fly up against
the box seats back of the plate.
Ring Tight in Pinches.
Rings slab work, while not as finished
a performance as that given by Kerr
Yesterday, really was more Ineritorf-
Gus in that he had more difficult sit
uations to confront. One or more Of
the Sox got on the bases in seven Of
the nine innings and on three occa-
sions he was seriously threatened,
yet managed to wriggle out unscath-
Ring breezed through the opening
round in easy fashion, Leibold, Col
Inns and Weaver all being retired on
flies, but In the second he got into
serious iiaicuity and IL Eddie Cicotte
had had single concealed about his
person there might have been DIFF
ferent tale to tell, but Cicotte failed
to pull the Reuther act and the round
ended with three Sox stranded on
the runways. Jackson led OF with
and that went for two bases as a re;
and after Gandil popped to Groh,
Ring passed Risberg. The Swede
went a-pilfering bent for second and
got there there when he, r. Rings hish q one ON on
balls on Schalk Ring showed q
healthy respect for the prowess OF
the backstop by handing him cou-
pie more to bring Cicotte up. The
strategy WOIhcu. loE CuUIc UCSL wAS
a rap that Roush smothered.
With one down in the third Ring
plunked Collins in the ribs, and after
the latter had moved up on Weaver's
death Rath erred on Jackson's roller
Collins taking third. but this opening
was plugged when Groh clutched
Felsch's hot smash.
Groh's two base wild heave of Lei
bold's bounder in the fifth was atoned
for when the Reds captain grabbed
Collins drive and ran Leibold down
Weaver leaving Collins on first. Gan
dill drilled a single to center with two
down in the sixth, only to have Neale
sprint over to the foul line and take
Risberg's line drive.
Makes Moran Uneasy.
When Schalk was hit by pitched
ball at the start of the seventh Moran
became worried over Rings wildness
and sent Eller out to warm up but
Ray never got beyond the initial sta
ton. Cicotte and Leibold lifting flies
and Collins grounding to Groh.
After Felsch hit safely with tive
down In the eighth Ring hooked q
third strike over on Gandil, and
Scahlk,s walk with ono away in the
ninth proved futile. a. Pinch Hitter
Eddie Murphy lifted ny to Rousch
and Leibold lined the ban directly into
Groh's hands