Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-06


short time.
Strike two. swung. Strike three. Neale
tanned. No runs. No hits, No errors
+ Wtlliams' sharp curve was breaking
regularly over the corners. He alter
mated with an effective slow one, His
two strike-outs in this inning brought
the fans TO their feet with roar.
CHlCAGO-Gandil up. Strike one,
swung. Ball one. Strike two, swung
Foul. Ball two. Strike three. GAN
three attempts. Rosberg up. Ball one.
Ball two. Strike one called Ball three.
Strike two called. Strike three called,
Risberg famed. He stepped back from
the last one, which curved across the
heart of the plate. Schalk up. Strike
one swung. Ball one. Foul strike two.
Ball two. Strike three Schalk famed.
No runs. No hits. No errors.
Eller struck out every man who
faced him in this inning. His shine ball
was breaking violently and the Sox
batsmen were helpless. Gandil and
Schalk swung feebly for their last at
| tempts. while Risberg lodged a third
strike that curved over the heart of
| the man,
THIRD INNING.
CINCINNATI - Rariden up. Strike
ore, swung. Ball one. Rariden out to
Gandil, unassisted. Chick took his
drive back of the bag and easily beat
him to the sack. Eller up. Foul,
strike one. Eller popped to Weaver,
who took the ball in front of the box
Rath up. Strike one, called. Ball one
Strike two called. Rath fouled to Gam
dill no runs. No hits. No errors
Williams let his curve ball rest in
this inning ana mixed a fast one with
an underhand floater. Rath popped
feebly on the latter kind of an offer
ing for the third out.
CHICAGO-Williams up. Ball one.
Ball two. Strike one. called. Strike
two called. Strike three. Williams
famed for Eller's fourth successive
Collins up. E. Collins famed. No runs.
No. hits. No errors.
1t was six straight strike outs for
Eiler.
FOURTH INNING.
CINNATI-Daubert, up Dau-
bert flied to Fetish. Grom up, Groh
flied to Felsh. Rousch up. Strike
one. Foul. Ball two Rousch safe on
Risberg's error of his grounder. Dun
can up. Ball one. Ball two. Strike
one. Duncan flied to Jackson. No
runs. No hits. One error. Williams
also was working magnificently. He
uncorcked crossfire that puzzled the
Reds who were cutting under the ball
and popping up.
CHICAGO-Weaver up. Ball one.
Strike one called. Weaver out Eller to
Daubert, breaking Ellers string of
strikeouts, but it was a feeble effort
and Weaver popped an easy chance to
the box. Jackson up. Strike one
called. Jackson out, Eller to Daubert,
on another puny roller. Felsch up,
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Strike three swung. Felsch famed.
No runs. No hits. No errors.
Eller's magnificent pitching contin
ued without break. Three mighty Sox
batsmen went down in order after very
feeble attempts.
FIFTH INNING.
CINC1NNATl-kopf up. Foul, strike
one. Kopf singled sharply to right
Neale forced kopf at second, Risberg
TO T.. Collins. Neale out stealing,
Schalk to Rsberg. Rariden flied to
Felsch. No runs. One hit. No errors.
CHICAGO-Gandil out, Rath to Dau-
bert. Risberg out, Groh to Daubert.
Schalk singled to left. Williams up.
Strike one swung. Williams famed
was the first man to reach first off
Eller in four innings. Eller was given
ovation by the Sox fans.
SIXTH INNING.
ClNCINNATI-Eller up strike one
called. Strike two called. Filler dou-
bled to left and went to third. When
Felsch who retrieved the ball, threw
wildly to third. An error for Felsch.
Rath up. Ball one. Strike one called.
Strike two called. Foul Ball two
Rath singled to right scoring Eller
with the first run of the game. 1t |
was sharp drive. Daubert up. Ball |
one. Daubert sacrificed Weaver to
Gandil. Rath going to second. Groh
up, ball one; ball two; ball three; ball
4; Groh walked. Rousch up. Strike
one called. Roush tripod to center, |
scoring Rath and Groh. Felschs throw |
almost caught Heinie at plate and the
Sox players protested the decision Wig |
orously Felsch got his hands on
drive, but was unable to hold |
1t. Umpire Rigler threw Schalk out OF |
the game when the Sox catcher waved |
his fists in the umpire's chin Schal Tx |
was the second man to be put out Of |
a world series game. Lynn now catch |
ing for Chicago; Duncan up, strike one |
swung. Strike two called. Duncan |
flied to Jackson and Rousch scored |
after the catch. Beating Jackson's |
flied to Felsch.
Four runs. Three hits. One error.
1t was a terrible inning for Williams.
Eller's fly fell safely between Felsch |
and jackson and started the trouble
t'elsch made a desperate try for |
Rousch's fly and almost got it.
CHICAGO-Liebold up. Leibold out
Groh TO Daubert on an easy chance.
Il. Collins up. Ball one. +. Collins
flied to Rousch in left center. Weaver
up. Foul strike one. Weaver out /
kopf to Daubert. No runs. No hits. /
No errors. Eller work ed in easy ia
shion and was pitching as well as ever. l
SEVENTH INNING.
CINClNNATI-Neale up. Ball one. |
Neale out. T.. Collins to Gandil on a |
hard drive which Collins juggled for a |
minute. Rariden up. Foul strike one.
Ball one. Rariden flied to Leibold.
Eler up. Eller got another rousing 4
cheer when he stepped to the plate.
Foul strike one. Strike two swung. H
Ball one. Strike three swung. Filler
famed
No runs. No hits. No errors.
Williams was steady again in this
inning and was working nicely. The
crowd was with Eller, however, and
gave him another cheer when he took
The mound.
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