The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-02

ont TO talk matters over with Williams.
The cP1wd VI" Rn on isg tees TO- center
ing Rath and sending Groh to third. The
crowd went crazy with JOY. Coats ana
hats were thrown into the air. Felsch made
a beautiful stop of Roushs drive. Duncan
up. Strike one called, strike two, swung
hard, ball one, ball two, ball three. Roush
Groh remained at third Duncan still up:
Bah four. Duncan walked. Ropf up. kopf
can 1t was a terrific drive between Felsch
and Jackson and it rolled to the fence.
Neals uP sF6 et one C s%nhg' 70 GanGf
Williams had a terrible session He was
wild as a hare and walked three men in
son consulted with Williams at the end
of the lining. Three runs, two hits, no er-
rors.
Fifth Inning.
CHICAGO-Schalk up. Strike one. Ball
one. Schalk flied to Roush, the latter
coming over into left field to take it,
Williams up; Strike one. Ball one Bal Bal
foul bounced into Rariden's NIT and out
into Sallee's hands. Williams out. Kopf
Kopf to Daubert. No runs, no hits, no
CINcINNATI-Rariden singled to left
1t was n line drive that Jackson fielded
admirably. Sallee attempted to bunt but
the ball rolled out foul to first base. He
Rath drove bounder that Risberg failed
to connect with. Rath reaching first and
Rariden second. Official gave Rtsberg an
error. Raubert popped to Eddie. Collins,
and neither base runner advanced. Groh
mp. Schalk and Williams held a CON
ference. Groh lined flied to Felsh. Will
in this inning and he was mixing them"
for the first time. No runs, one hit, one
error.
Sixth Inning.
CHICAGO-E. Collins line flied to Kopf.
Weaver doubled to left field, the ball hit
ting stake and bounding back. Jackson
famed and the crowd cheeEed when he
walked from the plate. Felsch up. Sallee
baked and Weaver ordered to third
| by Umpire Evans. Felsch flied to Roush,
No runs. one hit, no errors.
CINCINNATI-Roush up. Crowd gave
Ball three. Strike two. Roush walked.
This was his second pass to first Duncan
up. Duncan sacrificed william to Can
| dill, Roush taking second. Kopf up. Ball
one, Kopf fouled out to Weaver. Roush
holding second: Neale at bat. Strike one.
Ball one. Strike two. Neale singled to
left. scoring Roush. Rariden up. Neale
was out stealing, schalk to Risberg. One
run, one hit no errors.
Seventh Inning.
| CHICAGo-Gandil up. An airplane passed
| over the field and dropped a dummy
hey the it. an a Su sfsa
| to Sallee. Risberg singled to left. 1t was
line drive well handled by Duncan.
/
and when Neale threw wild, schalk made
the circuit and also scored. Williams fan
ned. J. Collins filed to Roush. Two runs,
| Observation-Disclosures fouled to Sehalk.
! Sallee flied to J. Collins who caught the
ball almost on the foul line. Rath line
| filed to Weaver. No runs, no hits, err
rors.
Eighth Inning.
! CHICAGO-Eddie Collins flied to Roush.
| Weaver was thrown out, Kopf to Daubert.
| jackson singled to Daubert who threw wild
| to Sallee, Jackson taking second. 1t was
Daubert's error. Felsch out, Groh to Dau-
bert C5,,, No n runs MS one hit. one error
announced Nthe total attendance today
was 5000. The total receipts were S97, 1876.
The players pool was $52.453.44. Commits
Daubert out, ReisbeFg TO Gandil. Groh
walked. Roush flied to Felsch who threw
| to f. Collins who relayed to Gandil retir-
ing Groh- FelSch got the ball after hard
run. No hits. no errors no runs.
Ninth Inning.
] CHICAGO-GandiI singled to center.
Risberg hit into double play. Rath to
/ ter. McNiul1en batting for Williams. Nc
Mullen out, Rath to Daubert. No runs, two
hits, no errors.
Redland Field, Cincinnati, Oct. a.
Brilliant. steady pitching by Sallee.
good support, hits when they counted
and a fighting brand of ball won the
second game of the worlds series for
Cincinnati today>by a score of to 2.
In a wonderful exhibition of base
ball, the steadiness of SalIee and the
scrapping of the Reds, triumphed over
the more erratic hurting of Williams
and the looser support he received
Both pitchers hurled championship
ball. however.
The fourth run proved the Sox's
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