Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10
First Inning.

Cincinnat:-The first pitch from
Williams split the plate. but Rath did
not make n bid for 1t. Rath opened
the contest with pop fly that Risbcre
got IN short left. Daubert singled tc
center 1t was line drive that Lieboli
maze great EFFORT for. but could not
ground; ,Groh fouled the first one one,
GSroh singled 70 right. 1t was a shor,
~, That cleared over Iirst base and
pas: first base TO the right-feid pa.
vinon fence. scoring Daubert and put
In ,ins f Groh rS on third James is warrins
lett field. scoring Groh and Roush. II
was line drive that went over Wea
the extreme ieft.feId corner This was
enough for Williams. and Big Riil
lanes Went into the box. for Chicago
perly and walked Kopf Neale took
! IerFiHc swing at the second strike.
c HeIsS IA tanned ne The third strike being
,easuer hit over first base, scoring
RaT;sn, and and putting kopf on, third.
hits; no errors. u"S
Chica go-Liebold started for the
Collins doubled to left. Ring nov
struck out, Ellsr Eot his first victin,
~ ;ha; kopf captured, in back OF
Ihisd secd aee0lf e held ,hrd and Col
out The sox nit ElIer hard at the
nfeginnins OF their batting. bus he
pitched himself out OF bad hole. Nc
runs: hits; no errors.
Second Inning.
Cinc!Hnati-Rath Famed Daubert
fled ort TO Jackson. Groh called for
10 nsc, G1 n The The, latter 60, the bali
time. G-oh turned his ankle when he
stepped on first base and play was
DELAYED toT a few minutes; but he re-
base. Roush doubled 10 left fieid. s co.
ffaushi between second and third when
rundown SchAlk and Weaver got as
S'sts, while Z. Collins finally put thu
ball on him. One run; . hits: no en-
Chicago-GandH line-fied to pau-
pert Filler had trouble locating the
ba van ana Wafd f bis scEai Assl9 The
umpire, but il was returned to Ellcr.
Rariden dropped schalk's high foul and
wanted the umpire to examine the bail
singled 70 left: Duncan came in fast,
berg reached IL second ee uJ GAMES nSs' hi F's
nigh foul 70 Groh and neither runner
advanced. Lebold struck out, taking a
Aea!thy swing at the last one No
runs; hit: l error.
Third Inning.
Observation-Disclosures threw ont Dun.
can. Weaver came. over fast and go.
kopfs grounder. throwing him gu; al,
first. Neale. thinking the ball had
been touched before it rolled foul.
stayed on hrs; and the crowd booe i
MIN II was a foul. He resumed h $
place in the batter's box and fouied
the next ball. Neale walked. Neaic
vas caught stealing, Schalk TO +, Col
ms; No runs: no hits: no errors
ChicaEo-E. Collins line-nied 10 Dun
can. II was hard hit drive, but al
Red left tielder. Weaver ho!sted a hign
ny. that Rath MADE a circus catch Of.
going back and barely getting it. This
outheld moved back for Jackson. and
he put one into the rightfieId bleach
ers for home run. II was the Longest
nv MADE during the series at this
PARK. Neale who was playing deem.
packed 10 the fence and waited for tn.
pa! 70 go over his head. Kopf took
telscns Erounder and tossed to Dau-
pert for The third out One run:
nit; no errors.
Fourth Inning.
dis hands. Eller was hit BY the first
o!tcAed ball and trotted TO first. Rain
singled to second base. Risbere man
aging 70 stop ii. but could not recover
II N time for e. put out. Filler taking
second. paubert singled to center and
-!Ier was caught AT the plate wbe -
L!epoId made Il wonderful throw 1,