The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10
Reds Had Largest Number of
Followers Throughout Series
Great Victory Of the National
League Club Delights
Team Supporters.
ClNCPS F0NDEST DREAMS
After Years of Weary Wait
ing, Moran Pilots Reds
Into Championship.
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left and went To- third on Eddie col
Inns double to center weaver then
struck at two and missed. and was
Informed BY the umpire that he aiso
thould have struck at tho thiri one,
The runners on second and third
looked weary when Weaver was
called out, but peTked up when JACK
son ErsEpcd his bat and farod Eller.
Tho best the slugger could % on
this occasion was pupup 10 short
Felsch was even less able. for he
struck out and those who had No
often In this series seen the SoN die
on bases for tho lack OF hits at the
right time lost hope right there.
In the second with two out. Groh
started trouble by beating out a
yroundor 10 Gandl and scored, on
RouShs double TO center Roush
ovorran second and was run down
between bases.
In their half. Gandll lined to Dau-
bert and Risbcrg strolled. Ithriden
dropped SchAlk's foul and for a mo-
ment 1t looked ss II that might mark
change in the game. for on tho
next swing schah singled TO left,
Risberg going TO second. James,
however. fouled TO Groh and LIcbold
famed, and again there were no runs
for tho laoals. In the next inning
the sox produced the first and only
homerun of the series Joe jackson
was the hero. He caught a breast
high fast one and dropped II cleanly
into the distant right field bleach
ors II counted for one run. Tor
there we're none on bases ahead or
him. FclSch was retired short TO
first, and for four more inninga
Jauksons tally alone remained 10
picture the fact that the sox were
contending.
I.iobold Makes Great Throw
Neither side scored In the fourth,
but the inning was aignslizcd by a
wonderful throw by liebold from
center which nailed Eller.
The inning started by Rariden lin
Ing 10 Gandil and Eller got on by
taking one OF James wild ones IN
his anatomy. Rath beat out n hit
toward Collins, Filler reaching sec
ond. Daubert singled 10 left and
Eller attempted TO score. II was on
this play that Liebold made his &C.
curate return TO the plate, In the
fifth the Reds added another Tally
10 their string and did II after two
had been retired hitless to tho coop.
kopf bounced one past Uandil aud
way down on the safe eide of the
foul line for a triple. Ncalo rose 20
tho emergency with u single to left,
kopf scoring keale stole and Ris-
berg threw Rariden out at first. I
The Reds started the sixth with
Eller up and he singled through the
pitchers box Rath walked and as
James seemed 10 be weakening fast
no was sent 10 the clubhouse, Dau-
bert greeted Wilkina0n, the new
hurler with 6unt in front OF the
plate. Schalk had plenty OF time to
force Ellcr at third. but threw wide
aud the bases were Tiled Groh In
iSe pinch struck out Roush Hin.
gled TO center, scoring Eller and
Rath. Duncan joined In the melee
by singing and scoring Dauhert
kopf walked and Neale hit TO WeU-
yer. who threw Roush out az the
plate. The bases. however. remained
filled with Rarlden at bat, kopt
TOOK too long lead Off second and
was caught by Schalk'H throw
In the eighth, Roush got life
when hit In the back by a pitched
bail. and Il oventuated into a tally,
He WAS Acrificed 10 second by Dun
can and registered on Rarlden's sin
gle TO left
Sun Helps Chicago
Chicago started such fireworks as
they had In reserve in this inning
Liebold drove n liner TO right which
Neale captured on the dead run.
Collins singled TO center and Weaver
doubled TO right Then both Col
IL IA -
double In the same direction Fclsch
popped To Daubcrt II was here that
the sun je,ped the White So1 team.
uandil hit long high fly TO right
center, Neale evidently heard the
crack OF the bat but snw moth
ing. lie shaded hts eyes To pierce
the blue, but never saw tho ball and
It dropped 30 feet from anybody for
a triple. Gandil scored when kouEh
also bothered by the glare, dropped
Risherg's ny Schalk was thrown
out by Rath. terminating the rally
The Reds got n man TO second IA
the final round. but he expired there,
while the SoN. respondiHS To wells
from their friends In the stands.
tried 10 start another rally but
nothing came ot g.
Murphy came 20 hat Tor Wukin-
son anu Nlu NOT iiN N'l1 NAIu 20 h'I
out of tho way uf curve which
struck him on the back Lchold sent
q liner which had an the carmarks
of a triple Co right center Buush
made the greatest catch ut the tcrlps
Ia capturing a. He raced at top
speed across the field and fo'l az ne
graspcd the ball OF his shoetops Ilc
turned q Homersault but came up
with the ban still safely In his hands
Murphy was almost at second hut
was able 90 scramble hack Co firs.
Eddie Collins singled Ca center and
Murphy made third on the hit The
Reds made no attempt to prevent
Collins stealing second The game
was too near over Weaver flew out
10 left center Now was the time.
rom the local viewpoint for another
homer by Jackson. but he went out
easily. Rath 10 Dauhcrt
All told. the Reds accumulated 10
hits every player getting one or
more. The SoN made 10.
Notes Of the Game.
Evidently the SoN thourht Pitcher
Eller was mutllating the ball iu
y.aEo AZ heh freakishty. for on uuH