The sun., 1919-10-08

Reds came up In the stetch period.
Rath opened with a single to left on
which jackson tried for q Shoe string
catch but missed and went sprawling
| on his face on the greensward. Joe got
his hands on the ball. but that was all
Daubert laid down one Of his copy
righted sacrifices, Kerr to Oandil, senu-
Ing Rath to second. Groh waited out
Kerr and worked him to a "3 and 2"
count. Groh fouled of three balls and
then Dicky put over the fourth ball and
Heine troted to first. On the hrst
ball pitched Roush smashed into two
ply killing, Risberg, e. Collins and Gam
dill 1t was q close play at first and the
Reds loudly questioned QuiBiey's de-
cision.
Eighth Inning, First Half-Jackson
drew a base on balls. Ring throwing
only one strike to him. Felsch hit the
first ball and flied to Neale. Gandil
waited and walked on four straight
balls. This caused Moran to chase an
other pitcher to warm up. Ray Fisher
was the selection for relief pitcner II
Ring needed one. The call on Risberg
was three and two when he shot low
liner to centre. II looked like n sure
hit until Roush took the bail at his shoe
tops and threw to Rath for double
play on Jackson. This was one OF the
best plays OF the series and certainly
life saver for the Reds
Eighth Inning, Second Haif-uandil
ran away back and over to the neid
boxes for Duncan's foul. Kopf drove
hard liner straight to Kerr, who caught
1t but had to ask for a call OF time as
his pitching hand was badly bruised and
numbed. He resumed his position and
tossed a few balls before Neale went to
bat. Neale singled to left.
James warns UP.
Fearing that Kerr's pitching hand was
injured, Gleason sent Bin James out to
warm up. Rariden bounced an infield
single of Kerr's glove. Ring forced
Rariden. Risberg to Collins The crowd
cheered Kerr as he walked to the bench.
Ninth Ining, First Haif-with burn
ing speed and a fast breaking curve
Ring fooled Schalk with three perfect
strikes Jimmy then fielded ,kerrs
bounder and threw Dicky out At nrst.
Ring suddenly lost his range finder and
passed Liebold. From first and third
base Dautert and Groh tawled steady,
Jimmy, steady" In an endeavor To re-
gain his pitching equilibrium Jimmy was
too deliberate in his pitching movements
and with midway, however. when Eddie
awaiting hands of Roush.
Ninth Inning, Second Haif-The head
of the batting order now came up and
the crowd rooted for the run that
would end the series. Kerr started on
badly by pitching two wide ones to Rath.
He next laid over a strike. The call was
three and two when Rath swung and
grounded out. Weaver to Gandil. Dau-
bert missed the second strike. but on his
| next attempt shot line single to centre
= Groh forced Daubert, Risberg to Collins
| n fine stop by the Chicago ehortstop
| Groh attempted to steal while Roush was
at bat, but was thrown out by several
| feet, Schalk to Collins.
white sos Triumph.
Tenth. Inning, First Half-DuncaT
could not quite reach Weaver's short fly
which bounded badly and gave Weaver. 4
| two bagger, also his third hit OF tn,
game. Jackson was sent up to sacrifice
| He fouled the first ball. The next two
were bad, but on the fourth pitch M
bunted safely in front OF the plate. send
ing Weaver to third. Rariden made ,
momentous tumble on this play. but 1
was scored as hit. with the infieid In
Felseh got In the hole on fouls ant
struck out. Gandil made good with
single through the box that scoret
| Weaver and put jackson on second. Thi
was slow, high bounding hit whicl
could have ben helded II the infieid hRt
been playing back. The break was jus
in time TO help the Sox. as Risberg line'
TO Kopf who doubled up Jackson at sec
ond base with fine throw to Rath.
Tenth Inning. second Half-Cincinnat
still had a chance to pull the brand iron
the burning and the Redlahd fans roare
defiance when the slugging Roush trippe
to the platter. The best the Red maule
could do however was to take one strik
and then ground to Eddie Collins and b
thrown out at first All Cincinnati
roared for Duncan to "Start us of % o.
the first ball pitched Pat popped fou
10 Schalk behind the plate. The CIncin
natl fans were dying game and the
gave Kopf all kinds of encouragement
Kerr was on his mettle. however. and h
shot one over the plate for strike one
Dicky sent over another and Kop
,, swinging late, sent bounder to f. Col
Inns. who equelched the last ray of Gin
= cinnati hopes by pegging Larry out a