Arizona republican., 1919-10-07

bert putting him out. Risberg sent al fast grass cutter to Groh, who threw him out at first Schalk walloped and it went to Duncan, but was so fast that it was held to single. Williams ended the inning by striking out, Filler S eighth strike out victim.
 No runs; one hit; no errors.
 Sixth Inning
 Sixth inning, first half-Eller up. El- Ter again got a great ovation as he walked to the plate. Eller doubled to left center and took third when Flesch threw wild to third. It was a terrific drive that went clear to the fence. Jackson and Felsch once again moved over to the left for Rath. Williams fourth pitch to Rath was way wide and almost got away from Schalk. Rath singled to right, scoring Eller. The | Chicago infield was playing in at the time. Daubert sacrificed Weaver to Gandil Rath going to second. The bunt was perfectly laid. Williams lost tenn porary control and walked Groh. Rath and Groh scored when Rousch sent | high fly that went to Felsch for a | three ebase hit. The play at the plate | on Groh was very close and Schalk | jumped up and bumped himself into 1 Umpire, ,Rigler. Rigler motioned Schalk to the bench and Lynn went in to catch for Chicago. Felsch got his hands on Roush's fly, but was running hard to- ward the fence and could not hold it Duncan lifted to Jackson and Roush scored. the throw to the plate being wide. Duncan is credited with a sac rifice fly Kopf ended the inning by popping a fly to Felsch. Four runs, three hits, one error.
 l SiYtb inning cacOnd l,alf-TNhn Gin cinnati rooters began to yell "One-tw three-four." Liebold up. Groh snatched Liebold's grounder and threw him out at first. Roush gathered in Ed Collins | high fly. Weaver's grounder bounced into Kopf's hands and he was an easy out at first. No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Seventh Inning
 Seventh inning, first half-Neale up. Neale was out, Ed Collins to Gandil. | The grounder was hard hit but Collins handled it nicely Rariden housted to Liebold. An easy fly. Filler struck out Lynn dropped the ball but touched the batter as he left the plate. No runs, no hits. no errors.
 Second half-Jackson up. Rath took Jackson's bounder and got him at first Rariden caught Felschs high foul near the SoX' dugout. Gandil flew out to
  Il No runs, no hits, no errors. ]. (Eller seemed to have the Sox at his mercy and was pitching a beautiful game of ball)
 Eighth Inning
 Eighth inning, first half-Rath up Rath bunted the first ball pitched, but it rolled foul; Rath popped to Jackson ; who was waiting for it in short Jeff nut fn Eralc fr short center field. Groh put up fly that Felsch took right in back of second l base. No runs, no hits, no errors. . Civilians seemed to have steadieC ? down and also was pitching well at thi Q juncture.)
 III Second half-Risberg up. Neal s came in fast and captured Risberg's fly e Duncan took Lynn's high fly near tn V foul line (Murphy batted for Will liams.) Murphy famed, striking at tn
 third one. No runs, no hits, no errors
 Ninth Inning
 Ninth inning, first half-Mayer wen t to the pitching mound for Chicago. E d Collins fumbled Roushs grounder an Il he reached first safely. Duncan walked |; Roush trotted to second. Mayer wa r very wild. LoudermiIk began to warI d up for Chicago. Kopf bunted for a sac It rifice Weaver to Gandil, Roush takin IS third and Duncan second. Roush score Ie on Neale's out Risberg to Gandil. Dun O can going to third. Rariden out, E d Collins to Gandil., One run, no hits, or 10 error.
 = Ninth inning, second half-Liebol
 up. Rath came in fast and threw ol
 Liebold. Ed Collins out, Kopf to Dat ,r bert. Weaver tripled to right cente -a Kopf threw out Jackson at first. \ " runs, one hit, no errors.