South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-08
WEAVER s DOUBLE
IN TENTH WINS
Bat Reuther Out of BOx-Jim
Ring Replaces Him And
Is Hit Hard.

person who was directed Monday TO
shine up the pole az Redland park
and measure Il for the worlds
championship bunting slid down
the shaft a bit Tuesday and the
measuring was postponed. The rea-
son was that as the Chicago White
sox did not dare lose Tuesdays
game. for with it would have gone
the championship, they ovcrcame "a
lead Of four runs and by delivering
one more tails I'm the tenth round
con the game. five runs 20 four FOR
cincinnati
It was contest repletc with
thrills and heart-breaks. varied by
some weird delding snappy base
running mighty clouts. mad catches.
and in short, practically everythius
relating 90 baseball
Reds Start Fast.
Cincinnati looked like certain
winner i'm the third and fourth
rounds i'm the course of which four
Reds crossed the plate I'm the fifth
however the Sox turned two passes
and single into a tally. and iu the
sixth two doubles and two singles
were the major factors in the three
rgns which tied the score 20 Buc-
Weaver. sterling third bias man who
Welded a mighty stick boz the game,
fell the distinction of recording the
winning run IN the tenth He was
the first man up and doubled to CEN
ter. his second tWo-sacker of the
game The partisan crowd BECAME
hushed. and then began 10 chant
encouragement 20 Ring. who had
displaced Ruether as pitcher for
the Reds
Jackson tried bunt and missed
but on a second attempt the ball
dribhled a few feet down the third
base line and while the BAH was
perfectly heIded. Jackson crossed
the initial sack with time to spare
Weaver landing on third. Happy
Felsch. who had previously deliver
ed nothing. singled and Weaver
scored
In their half OF the tenth the Reds
went out in order and the day closed
with the series standing four VIC
tories for Cincinnati and two for
Chicago.
Sox Get 10 Ruether
The Cincinnati team entered the
held confident that they had so drub-
bed the visitors that the last ounce
OF tight had departed from them
The latter. however. had been haul
ed over the Goals i'm unmistakeabie
fashion by Manager Gleason. and
they came on the field looking des-
perate rather than hopeful Dutch
Ruether who became local idol
by his great pitching and perfect
batting in the FIRST game of the series
I'm which Chicago was Inundated. @
90 i was trOtted out 10 deliver the
coup degrace to the American leagu-
ers. The crowd gave him a rousing
welcome but although he held his
Anniversaries hitless during the first
three innings. experts noted that
the Sox were slugginE hem savagelyl
into the outdeld. or sizzling them
down the foul lines i'm "A way that
was not present i'm the first game.
There were none out I'm the sixth
when Manager Moran. more I'm sor-
row than in anger. beckOned him
90 the bench and Jim Ring, "a right
handler who pitched the Reds 10
10 0 victory at Chicago was cali
ed on 10 srve the day. lie was wild
but effective until the tenth. aided
by some sparkling fielding
Kerr again Winner
Dick Kerr who pitched Chicago's
only victory, a g 10 shutout att
Chicago. was again called on 10y.
Manager Gleason and although III
hits were registered against him. he
was steady in the pjDchcs and kept
them well scattered. save for his
two bad innings.
Ray SChalk, who was bauished
Monday was back IN the catchers
box and J Collins started the game
in right neld for the Sox. but was
displaced in the seventh by LieboId
as Rims a right handler was pitch
ing
stands Well Packed
The stands were packed when j.
Collins. the first or the SoN bats
men, faced RucthCr. He popped
high one which Rath captured way
hack OF second base surrounded by
Neale. Daubert and Kopf. who ad
Journeyed from their respective sta
tions, as il might have belonged TO
any OF them. Eddie Collins nit
viciously FOR an out at center.
WeaNer's grass cutter went
through Kopf. but Jackson made
the third out with another pop-up.
In the Reds half Groh doub Ied
after outs by Rath and Daubert
Risberg no short juggl, Goush's
Erounder until the runner was safe
bat Groh oyerran third and Eisberg
threw 90 Weaver FOR an out
Kerr Makes Fast Play
The feature Of the second inning
otherwise uuadorncd was the force
cut OF Duncan az third Duncan got
life on Risbergs tumble OF his
grounder Kerr became unsteady
and walked Kopr NeaIe grounded
90 Kerr. who ignored the batsman
and snapped one to Weaver who.
however trapped Dc in his uncIoved
hand and caught Duncan Rarideu
then tapped one 20 Eddie Collins
whose throw 90 Bisberg killed
Neale ar second. but Kopf reached
third The mighty Rueth.r. whose