Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-10-04

planted his feet firmly and with beau
tiful control struck out Groh. The
local crowd breathed easier to note
how easily the mighty sluggers of
the first two games were disposed of,
but their own side was as quickly
disposed of. Liebold sent liner to
Neale, who caught the ball off his
shoestrings. Eddie Collins was re:
tired. shortstop to first, and Weaver
popped out to Daubert.
chieagoans Startled.
With Roush down in the second,
there was a little gasp OF alright
among the Chicagoans and cheers
from the visiting enthusiasts when
Duncan singled clearly over second.
Kerr. however, remained steady. He
put an extra twist on the ball and
Kopf retired, though not until Sox
partisans had missed heart beat,
for Risberg juggled the ball around
until 1t was too late to keep Duncan
from second and he narrowly missed
getting Kopf at first. The best Neale
could deliver was a slow roller to
Collins, who threw him out at first
Kerr was cheered as he left the field.
The home crowd found inspiration
in a view OF the broad shoulders of
Joe Jackson and rooted for a hit. The
outfielder swung like a cyclone at
two and then hit clearly to left Hap
by Felsch, the next man up, contem-
plated the usual sacrificial offering,
but the fates had decreed that he was
to circle the bases after brief pause
at second. It was here that Fisher
lost his own game. Felsh's little
bunt percolated toward the Red pitch !
er, who grabbed it and turned quick
ly to catch Jackson at second. Fish
er was off his balance and his heaye
rolled out into the center garden.
Jackson, who had slid, tumbled as he |
dug his toes in to renew his running,
but scrambled to his feet in time to
make third. On the throw to third |
Fetish made second.
Stands Go Wild.
With men on second and third and
none out the stands went wild yell |
ing for victory. Chick Gandil, the Sox
first baseman, came to bat at this |
thrilling moment. He swung at the |
first ball. pitched and-it landed safely I
in right, Jackson and Fetish both |
crossing the plate. 1t. looked from
the stands as if Rariden had the throw |
from right in time TO have touched |
Felsch, but the latter swung awk-
wardly around him and was safe |
Fisher, despite his reversal, had his /,
feet still firmly planted on the ground |
Gandil had attained second on the |
play at the plate and Risberg was up.
With two strikes and three balls |
Fisher walked the Sox shortstop, but
dealt sterner stuff to Schalk and Kerr. |
Schalk tapped light one in the d. |
rection of third, which Fisher fielded |
prettily and tossed Gandil out at
third. Risberg reached second and
Schalk was safe at first The play
was repeated moment later when
Fisher again fielded Kerr's little
roller and threw to Groh for force
out of Risberg.
In the third Fisher, for the Reds,
and Weaver and Collins for the Sox,
delivered hits. but nothing came of
them. In the fourth, however, Ris-
berg delivered the one long hit of the
day and 1t resulted in the third and
last run. The shortstop's wallop went
to far right field and before the ball
was returned to its base he was
perched on third. and pandemonium
Of noise in his ears ,testifying to the
Joy of the crowd. There was but
one down, and the fans began calling
for another run. Schalk went out
stealing and Kerr was retired on an
infield play.
Fisher steadies Down.
In the next four innings Fisher and
his teammates played brilliantly and
the Sox were successfully retired in
rotation. The Sox played the game
no less intensely. In the fifth Kopf
singled and was forced at second by
Neale. Neale reached second on Rar-
iden's infield out. but Fisher was I'M
able to drive him home. Schalk
walked to the mound and spoke
steadying words to Kerr and the lat
ter, delivering a tantalizing bender.
fooled Fisher into dribbling ground
er on which he was out, third to first.
In the remaining innings the Reds
were retired one. two, three, with
clocklike precision.
Two games remain to be played
here. tomorrow and Sunday. Sunday
night the teams with their loyal fol-
lowers retun to Cincinnati for two
games more.
The intensity OF the rivalry be-
tween the two teams produced spat
between Smith Cincinnati utility