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two. Foul. .'strike two. Foul. Jack
son singled to left Felsch up. Ball
one. Jackson out stealing. Rariden
to Kopf. The throw was bad but
Joe overslid the bag and was tagged.
Strike one. called. Ball two. Strike
two. swung. Ball three. Felsch
walked. Fisher was as wild as the
'crown prince, and Luque was sent
out to the bull pen to warm up.
Gandil up. Ball one. Felsch out
stealing. Rariden to Rath. Ball
two. Foul. strike one. Strike two,
called. Foul. Gandil famed. No
runs. one hit, no errors. Bill Rari-
, denis right arm came to the rescue
/ of the Reds in this inning and two
would-be SoX base thieves were
nailed in the act.
CINCINNATI. SEVENTH INNING
! i-Roush up: Roush popped to Gandil
on the right field foul line. Duncan
up: Ball one. Strike one called. Ball
two. Ball three Strike two called.
Foul. Duncan famed. He swung
! himself to his knees on his last at
tempt. Kerr's sharp curve breaking
close to his knuckles Kopf up:
! Strike one swung. Kopf flied to Lei
bold. No runs. no hits, no errors
CHICAGO. EIGHTH INNING-Ris-
berg up. Strike one called. Ball one.
Risberg out. Groh to Daubert Groh
make a corking stop and throw
Schalk up: Ball one. Foul strike
one. Strike two called. Ball two.
Schalk out. Groh to Daubert. on an
. easy chance. Kerr received an ova-
! tion when he came TO bat Kerr up:
! Kerr out, Rath to Daubert No runs.
no hits. no errors.
| CINCINNATI. EIGHTH INNING
Neale up: Foul strike one Ball one.
/ Foul strike two. Strike three Neale
| famed. swinging hard at the third
strike, which WAS a foot wide of the
plate. Rariden up: Bali one. RarI-
en- out, Collins to Gandil. Magee bat
ting for Fisher. Magee up: Bal
one. Foul strike one. Magee flied
to Leibold. No runs, no hits, nc
errors.
CHICAGO. EIGHTH INNING
! Luque now pitching for Cincinnati
Jimmy Smith became involved in an
alteration with the White Sox
| players at the end of the inning
but the umpires prevented hostili.
ties and led the Red player to the
Cincinnati bench. Leibold up. Ball
one. Strike one. Foul strike two
Ball two. Leibold famed. He
looked over the last one E. Col.
Inns up. Ball one. Strike one
called. Ball two. Foul strike two
The bail ropped close to the lef,
held foul line. Duncan made a va
liant attempt to snare it but barely
touched the ball. E. Collins out
| Daubert to Luque. who covered
first. Daubert made a fine stop and
the play was a beautiful one
! Weaver up. Ball one. Ball two
: Weaver out. Rath to Daubert Nc
runs, no hits, no errors. 1t was
another pretty bit of fielding. Luquc
showed well in his first world Sc
! ries appearance.
| CINCINNATI, NINTH INNING
Rath up. Strike one called. Rath
out, E. Collins to Gandil. Daubert
up. Ball one. Ball two. Strike
one called. Strike two called Dau-
bert famed, swinging hard at the
last one. Groh up. Strike one
called. Groh out, Weaver to Gan
dill. No runs, no hits. no errors.
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gave WIZARDS conQueror the up and
down.
CINCINNATI. FIFTH INNING =
Kopf up. Ball one. Strike one called.
Kopf singled to right. Collins made a
desperate try for the ball but it was
unavailing. Neale up. Ball one. Ball
two. Strike oIs called. Neale forced
Kopf. Gandil to Risberg. 1t was an
easy play but too slow for a double.
Rariden up. Foul strike one. Ball
one. Rariden out, E. Collins to Gan
dill. Neale taking second 1t was an
attempted hit and run play. Fisher
up. Ball one, Ball two. Fisher out
Weaver to Gandil No runs, no hits
no errors. Kerr was working like a
machine. He was mixing them beau
tifully and seemed to have the Reds
at his mercy. He was showing a
world of stuff and gave no inclination
of weakening.
CHICAGO. FIFTH INNING-Leibcld
up. Ball one Strike called. Leib0ld
out to Daubert unassisted. Jake
cleanly fielded a hard drive down the
base line and beat Memo to the bag.
f. Collins up. Ball one. Strike one
called. Ball two. e. Collins out,
, Fisher to Daubert on an easy hopper
W siiS teSu pitShNi. "CaNSI olilhc
one called. Weaver out, Fisher to
Daubert. 1t was an easy chance. Nc
runs. no hits. no errors. Fisher looked
better this inning than at any time
heretofc-s- His curve was breaking
more and he had an easy time with
the ton Of the White Sox batting list
/ CINCINNATI. SIXTH INNING
Rath up. Ball one. Strike one. Rath
out. Risberg to Gandil Risberg's
throw was wild and Gandil had to
stretch full length to make the stop
Daubert up. Strike one. Ball one
Ball two. Daubert flied to Jack.
son. Jackson backed up to make
an easy catch. Groh up. Ball one
Ball two. Strike one. called. Groh
out, Weaver to Gandil: No runs, nc
errors. no hits. Kerr again worked
in faultless fashion and had the
Reds at his mercy. His curve was
breaking up sharply and the Reds
efforts in this inning were very
feeble indeed.
CHICAGO. SIXTH INNING-Jack-
son up. Strike one, swung. Jack
son walloped the air so hard that he
rolled over with his feet In the, air
Ball one. Fisher nearly beaned
Jackson on the second ball and they
Exchanged warm remarks. Ball
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INJURED RIGHT ARM
COMPELS ROUSH
TO BE SOUTHPAW

Eddie Roush, who Cincinnati fans
expect will be an important factor In
the present world series games with
his heavy hitting. would not be play
ing baseball today but for an in
herent love OF the game which en-
abled him to overcome a severe han
dicap some years ago.
When Roush first began playing
professional baseball he was an IN
fielder and a right-handed thrower.
Now he is an outfielder, considered to
be one of the best in either league,
and throws with his left hand.
The change was brought about
through an accident, in which
Roush's right arm was broken. II
didn't heal properly. and when the
cast was taken of Roush found that
his arm was so weak that II would
be impossible for him to ever whip
the ball across the diamond with his
old speed.
First, he decided to quit baseball.
but found that was easier said than
done. With the warm weather came
the longing to get hold of a bat and
glove. but the right arm had no
strength.
Determined not to be kept out of
the game, Roush decided TO learn to
throw with his left hand. 1t took
a year. but he stuck to II. Now he
throwing out-fielders in the game, as
many National League base-runners
will testify.
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LAT0NLA RESULTS.

FIRST RACT-SiI fu-ioass: Binding Tie.
lol Boyle. $50, SO Al: PuIlu1. uo 6Sms-
fordl. $50. So: II. W. HAstings 10 CTolsten-
bolml. Tine. lI2 IS. Also rzn Harry Bur
gOyne, JAgo. Bon Tronp IL c. BAsch. A y.
Akin. Or. oSrmcn. SAN Bob. Appleja4 nd.
Irwin.
SECOND RACE-F,e and ooe-haf furionr-
BeneiA. IL tPitzl. 80 E.0. T.lo: Alsoe. III
dunsfordl. so. 80; Fnvolity. IL tGrsr
59 Tine, os. Also ln-Bete cuTy. Cout-
erTine. koop. CaptioH Don.ronA Be-swinS
Mas. Vain Check. Postpone. MisA
THIRD RACE-Flve and one-hAH furioor,:
E.a 7. ID willis. lLso. sso. 6e: Lady Mont
Joy. lB CBArrrttl. zS. u-7u. Ruby. lo2 CRoesD-
sonl, 80. Tine Ir. Also 1n-Inquiry.
AblAze. DiEmond Gt1, Wild Flower. Glounesf-r,
Blue Jesn& Pop ESes. Bounding Through. Nay
Rose
FOURTH RAcE-si1 furIonss: Mahouy. rp
Gunsfocdl. Cd. 100. 29: Lady FaiT,lay. los
Murray. SO 26o; FIrst Pulles. JOS CRobin~oul.
80 Time. i3 Hidden JO~rl. BonsteEe, Ts1-
as speciAl DARK Hin. KeymAE also rzn
FIFTH RAcE-one mile: sAlyo. 10 0fu-
rayl, ID 40. SO; Jap. los CE1sorl. aH, $40:
Napthalius. lcs CMcotznnl. $50. TIM. lso -
The Gallant SsrusptA Danny. Montague. Mis
Hermann. Exempted. Sentimental. PruSt, Ton
Brooks also zn.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and one fur1ons: Grzne.
% CRobinsonl, 3TO 20. go: Puncs Igor l9
Murray, 370 S1: Water Willow. % (Rideo-
our. $50 Time 1918 Yenghee Oorydon.
DzhabAh md. cTys1L Day. J. O Slime AlsD
ran.
SEVENTH RACE Me and one fulcas. mi
son, II3 tC-1npl, B.O. $50. 400: Ji.y. II,
u.unSordl SO 4 %; AnSvan. LIS (W1lhsi. IN.
Tine. IS IS. Jams Bunc1nA WeocoAh.
Gourmond. Star Of Love. TsnlAe. Contestant also
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JAMAICA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Maidens: 3year-olds and up-
ward; mile and 70 yards. Royallieu. ll2: Rinka-
vous, liz; Reception ID, ll2; Tom Young. liz;
Assumption. liz; Wet Tooth. liz: Sir Grafton.
III; Susan NJ. los; Indiscreet. liz; Huey
Travis. liz.
SECOND RACE-Caiming; 3-yearolds ard
upward; mile and one-sixteenth. Dan Dodge
lG; BarOue. lN; Lucius. Il6; Onwa, Iol; Capt
HodSe. loe: Hindoostan. 1ol Uncl e's Iasie lo6
Hickory Nut. I0i: War Note, lo6: Cadillac. lO7.
THIRD RACE-The Lynbrook Stakes; selling
2-yearolds; $500 added. Five and one-halt
furlongs Sister Helene. %; Endman, lo7; My
Laidie. n2: simpleton. los; Rambler Rose, lO0;
'Edwina. l0l. u
FOURTH RACE-Pierepouo Handicap: s.. SOC
added; 3year-olds and upward mile and one
furlcng. Hannibal. l0s; War Cloud, lA: Blair
Gowerie. IS; Naturalist. l2s; Star Master, 10
Nutcarker, 100.
FIFTH RACEAsi1 furionss: 2ycar-olds
Pilgrim, ll6; The Wagner. Ills; Hobey Baker
IFS; Seillelagh I'd, ll6; David HarIm, ll3,
Weary. ITO; Haclunore. 1l3; Fair Gain, rs
Sandbcod. ll3: Irish Dream, lis; Lunetta. lis
Stallsn. ll3; BaiBbell. l13
SIXTH RACEThe Century Handicap. al
ages; sir fnrlougs Asia, 10; Fruit Cake, us.
Llnetta. 20; Toto. 10; Arnold. Ios; lima Frank
ll9; Onnonda, loo; The Boy, 90.
APPRENTICE allowance claimed.
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ries. Groh swung feebly at the last
one and the stands roared.
CHICAGO, FIRST INNING-Lei-
bold up. Strike one called. Ball one.
Leibold lined to Neale. Neale made
fine catch, taking the ball at his
shoe tops and rolling over on the
grass. E. Collins up. E. Collins out,
Fisher to Daubert. on an easy
chance. Weaver up. Ball one.
Strike one called. Foul strike two.
Weaver popped to Daubert. No runs.
no hits, no errors. Fisher went
through the first inning with only
seven pitched balls. He wss working
smoothly and had a big hop on his
fast ball. A big crowd Of Cincinnati
rooters shouted its approval.
CINCINNATI. SECOND INNING
Roush up. Roush out, Risberg to
Gandil. 1t was an easy tap which
the Swed" fielded cleanly. Duncan
up. Strike one called. Duncan
singled to right. He drove the ball
on a line over Eddie Collins head
for the first hit of the game. Kopf
up. Strike one called. Ball one.
Ball two. Kopf cut, Risberg to
Gandil, Duncan taking second. Ris-
berg fumbled the ball ano missed a
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kerr IS HERO
OF THIRD GAME
Kid Hurler Of Chicago
/ Makes Monkeys" Of
Redland Tribe.
ny CHARLES DRYpN.

Chicago. Oct Before some
other expert beats US TO IL we vi,h
TO state for the nrst time IN any
worlds series that the White Sox
crossed bats with the Reds IN an
able manner and copped the third
combat Of the set Little Dick Kerr
southpawed Pat Moranis left-hand-
ed hitters to death and made them
feel like the Cincy veterans of '6s
would look on the short end of q
3-to-o score.
Little Dick Kerr got out Of Il
with three feeble blows collected
py rlght-handers. always conceded
10 be more reliable than left-handed
athietes. While Dick was thus oc-
cupied the Sox tapped Ray Fisher
in sedate and orderly manner for
seven hits. four Of which were en-
ployed in the run business. Fol-
lowing the highly original custom
in vogue at all these large events,
Kerr and Fisher posed in front OF
the camera in the act of shaking
hands.
Right here was staged the break
OF the game, even before the pastime
started. The hand Of Ray Fisher
continued to shake. even unto the
second round. Ray picked up q
bunt for a force play. and with a
shaking hand heaved the pill far
over the anguished onion of Morris
Rath or Larry Kopf. one OF which
guys was covering second base
That play put Sox runners on sec
ond and third with none out Il
was mere matter OF form for
Chick Gandil to tear on q pinch hit
that Tailed both men
We have had the Iron hand and
the Clutching hand. but this is the
first Shaking hand butted into an
important pastime The shaking
hand heave let a lot of steam out
of the Reds and ginEered up the pep
OF the Sox. when they found them
selves out in front for the first
time during the series. Little Dick
continued to feed his southpaw stun
to the baffled Reds who were beaten
the instant Gandil delivered a sim
gle in the second behind that shak-
ing hand heave.
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WINS
FIRST RACE AT
ODDS OF S TO |

Laurel Nd. Oct s-Toucanet. at
about 8 to 1. carried on the OPEN
ing event this afternoon handily in
the stretch after Mark West had
set the pace. Amackassin annexed
the second race. coming from be-
hind. at the end and beating out
The Decision. which at the last six
teenth pole looked all over a win
ner. Murphy. the pacemaker. tired
badly at the end.
Exterminator galloped all the
way in the third event orestes
was always the runner up and fn-
ished on Exterminator's saddle
girth. The summary:
FIRST RACE-sellng; 2-year-olds: sir fur
lo7Sx Toucanet. lo5 CFatorl, $50, f.a, ID;
Rnbidtum. 100 tCOllinsI. u9. s: Sea Queen.
100 tOoltillettD, $50 Time. liG IS Marx
West, Who CSres. Smile and Link Boy also ran
SECOND RACE-Claiming; 3year-osds and
upward; siI furlonss Amackassn. los (Hamil-
toni. $50. 100. SD; The Decision. IL CSick-
lsusl. Z. SO; Murray. los tSandel, go. Time,
lis rs War Plume m,ire,io. Zou,re Sister
Emblem Oemins. Wlscst Fool and Bel Rinsu
THIRD RAoE-Nnie and onextrte-nth; ,
year-olds and upw1rds EItsrminstp. Id
AhhA4fs %lV, SIt1At. LII NFNlpIls
out, out. Douglas s.. IB gacksonl, out.
Tine. 1918
FOURTH RACB-Mne and ooetiIteenth; ,
years-old and upward. Dr.. Rae. 100 tCo,tiIlettil.
D.0. ID. $50: valsFor. IL CwaID. 80. l2S:
Buckbnard. l05 (Widal. lilo. Time. lsC IS
Wate- War. The Belgian. Belario. Romeo. Tie
Pin and Wood Violet also r1n.
FIFTH RACE-ClAiminE; 2year-olds; NJ fur
longs. Germa, 100 (Piercel. 2y0 ga. out: Le
GlorieuI. Es CRice). 30. out; PSian Dure.
lis tMergleri. out Time. li3
SIXTH RACE-Selling: 5year-olds and up-
ward: mile Holiday. la tColtinestl. l0.
80. 80; Harwoud. lc5 Cwidal. 80. 80; In
cure. lG (Hamiltonl. $50 Time. ] Al IS Mus
ket- Melsncholia and Prunes also 7n
SEVENTH RACE-Caiming; 3year-ods and
UPWARD: SiX furlongS- Pri1eur. 90 (Cotnettil.
SO. 80. 40; King Tuscan. lo5 Murray. Is.
10; Elected ID. l9l (Sandel. 3To. Time. IA 4-5
DIX Bird JosehnA Zarate. Miloria. Dancing
Carnival. Lady Ivan. Clip and ST Quentin
also af1n
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fielding the ball and could not re-
cover in time to field the ball. Rath
up: Strike one called. Rath popped
to Risberg. 1t was a feeble attempt.
Daubert up: Strike one called. Dau-
bert forced Fisher. E. Collins to Ris-
berg. No runs. one hit, no errors.
Kerr was working with even more
confidence. He was mixing a slow
one and the Reds were puzzled.
CHICAGO. THIRD INNING+E.
Collins up: Ball one. Strike one
called. E. Collins singled to left
Kopf made a desperate try, but bare
ly touched the drive with his glove
Weaver up: Strike one called. weav-
er singled to left. E. Collins going
to second. 1t was hit-and-run play,
but Duncan's snappy fielding held
Collins on second. Jackson up:
called. jackson popped to Daubert
behind the pitchers box. It was an
attempted sacrifice. Felsch up: Felsch
hit into double play, Groh to Rath
to Daubert. No runs. two hits, no
errors. Groh made a wonderful stop
Of hard drive. It was a beauti-
full play.
CINCINNATI, FOURTH INNING
Groh up. Ball one. Ball two. Strike
one called. Ball 3. Groh walked
Kerr seemed a bit wild for the first
time but was working coolly. Roush
up. Roush out. Risberg to Gandil
Groh went to second. Duncan up
Strike one called. Foul strike two
Duncan lined to Risberg. who doubled
Groh of second with a throw to E.
Collins. No runs, no hits. no errors.
CHICAGO. FOURTH INNING
CThis is the first fourth inning of the
series in which Cincinnati failed to
score). Gandil up. Gandil out, Groh
to Daubert. Risberg up. Risbere
tripled to right. Neale should have
fielded the ball but it eluded him when
he slowed down. Schalk up. Schalk
singled to the infleld. scoring Rfsberg.
Fisher knocked the ball uown with
one hand but was unable to field II
In time. Kerr up. Strike one called.
Schak was out stealing. Rariden to
Rath. Schalk protested the decision
frantically, jumping up and down in
his rage. Ball one. Ball two. Kerr
out. Kopf to Daubert. One run, two
hits. no errors. Jack Dempsey enter
ed the press stand while the inning
was In progress and everything on the
neld was forgotten while the crowd
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JAMAICA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Finies: -year-o'ds: h-e fur
louEx Head Over Heels. IL (Dariesl. 70 s.
/ TO = OF Masked Dancer, le CNfyers,
70 s. out Indisc-etion. loI CBuItoul. o1L
Tine ol IS. Betty ]. also zn
SECOND RACE-Selling; $ycar-c1ds and %
ward mile and oneSixteenth. Dandy Dude.
Ill CZaellerl. % TO !. TO /. 70 /. Bar one.
l05 tRowEnl. TO 5. TO s P~s III
CMoutain), IS TO /. 6 70 !. 20 l Tine,
Isl is InluietA. Bsbetts. Elderkeu, StA-teT.
The Cock. DAlwOod. Umbale AID Lady Ward
alsp ran.
THIRD RACE-seIlinE: SyeAr-olds and up-
ward; mile and onefoGrh. SSEn. los tBuI-
toni. 9 TO -. out out: M0nomoy. Ill kun-
nerl. TO 10. out; John !. Day. IL (BGtwell.
oat Tine. 2NS 2S
FOURTH RACE-The Sandrii shau HHn3i-
cap: Eve and onehAlf furlonss Jyntee l0
JPrsecel. 6 to l. even, out: Osrrd. l0o (Mllerl.
l to .. out: Day Due. s Wernerl. 70 s
Tine. % IS Right Angle also rzn-
FIFTH RACE-Clsining; tyesr-olds and NJ
ward: mile and cDe4siXieenth Kohinoor. lis
tApcn. 70 10 l to > ont: JAck o-Doxd.
100 Myers. TO :. TO 5: Hopc, 100 tMule-l
S 70 s Tine. l:R IS Buer. Lindley rrp-
grrsSive. God Ores Boy and GGllaway slso
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Msid.rs: s-yeAr-olds; Eve and
onc-hAh furlcnSS GerEie. lis (Kunrner1, II
10 50 10 6. out; DunsAndel. lis 1CAruln
, IN s ! - &: Moroni lis (Rodnrueza, q % 1
Tine las - Lady Enmeline. Tea ROOM Apd
Bridge Player also nan
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LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE = Tro-year-otds; furioasz
Cs-mandale. is; Murray. l9; Rory O'Mou-e,
l0; fJodn p. Grer. los; Paul Jones, Ill
tWildsir. los. 'Whitney eDtg.
SECOND Stspaechase: 3year-olds and
up; about miles Weldship. leg: Goblin. lB
Decisive. is: Jay Bird. IL; Debadon, lR:
War Strngth GmpD. 10
THIRD RACT-HAndizp: 5year-olds and up;
furlongs. Star Hampton, lce: Passing Shower
l@; Leading Star IS; Crank. LIZ: stickling g;
OTsheliA timpD. los: JSct Stuart GmpD. lo2;
BouifAce. lcss Sedan. 100; Out the Way, rs;
Franklin. lG; Startling. los.
FOURTH RACE - Tie Maryland Handicap:
5000 sdded; for 5yezr-olAs: ~ miles Brides
man timpl, los; fBilly Kelly. Ii; :Thunder.
clan lis: sWeepnsnt, lo4: Be Frank. Il2; mad
Halter. lcs; tSir Barton. IL. tRoss entry.
:Hildreth entry
FIFTH RACE-Thce year-olds and up; :
mile Pawn lC: Startling. los; Leochare.l II:
Sizzling. 100; Duchess LAcn. 90; Royue RoolS
ln
SIXTH RACE-Thrr~yezr-olds and up; daim-
ing; l l-l6 miles -Th1nbloon dnpl, lt;
Wodan, liz; .Dottie Vsndiver. %: 'Jack o.
Spades. lG; 'tBimAn. Ir: Sibola. lp: Queen
Blonde. -p; Widow BedOtte. IL: tCAbollo. lS;
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GEORGETOWN READY
FOR NORFOLK GAME

The Georgetown varsity football
eleven was given its final drill yes
terday on the Hilltop campus in prep
aration for the battle today with the
Norfolk Naval Base team. The con-
test will be started at 2:3O p. m. The
visitors are rated as one of the fastest
football aggregations around Norfolk
with a heavy line and fast back field.
Both the varsity ends are on the in
Jured list and will not be in the lineup
this afternoon. Jackie Maloney, for
mer captain, may take part in the
game in the second half Georgetown
Eill line up in the following order for
the battle: Wise. LE.; Ahearn. LIT. ::
Dudack, LG.: Anderson, C: Comstock,
RG.; T. Sullivan. RT: Zazelli, RE-;
J. SULLIVAN. OBJ; Leighty, LIB. !;
McQuade, RHB.; Capt. Thornton, FB.
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CINCINNATI, FIRST INNING -
Rath up. Strike one called. Fouled
strike two. Rath bunted down the
third-base line. and had the ball been
fair he would have been safe. Schalk
stood and watched the ball roll foul.
Bail one. Foul Rath out, RisberS
to Gandil. 1t was a slow-hit ball
and Risberg made a beautiful snap
throw. Daubert up. Ball one. Strike
one called. Ball two. Daubert flied
to Felsch In short center. 1t was a
dinky pop-up and an easy chance.
Groh up. Ball one. Strike one called.
Strike two called. Groh famed. No
runs, no hits. no errors. Kerr un-
corked some dazzling speed and
showed the sharpest- curve
vet offered the Reds during the Sc
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an attempted sacrifice. The play
was close. Risberg went to second
on the play. Kerr up. Foul strike
one. Strike two swung. Ball one.
Kerr forced Risberg. Fisher to
Groh. Schalk went to second. Lei
bold up. Leibcld out, Groh to Dau-
bert. Two runs, two hits, one et-
ror. Fisher was lucky to get out
Of a tight hote and his own sterl-
ing fielding pulled him through.
CINCINNATI. THIRD INNING
Rariden up: Ball one. Ball two.
Ball three. Strike one called. Strike
two called. Rariden out. Weaver to
Gandil. on an easy chance. Fisher
up: Strike one called. Fisher sim
oiad 70 tho jDfeld Kerr Slipped in
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long Carolinian once more regained
his feet and fairly staggered. to
third. just ahead OF Roush's throw
to Groh, Felsch was safe at second.
Chick Gandil smashed a single to
right. Jackson scored easily. and
Felsch, rounding third at top speed.
was urged on in by the excited
Kid" Gleason. Greasy" Neale
in right field got the, ball and
fired for the plate to shut OF
Felsch. "wa'al Bill' Rariden was
squatted waiting for the throw, but
oddly enough Bill seemed to have
was some feet away from 1t as he
got the ball. and Felsch slid past
him to safety.
Fisher Up I'm Air.
Meantime Gandil took second. Fish
er seemed somewhat upset and walkei
Risberg. Schalk hit a grounder to-
ward third. which Fisher chased.
finally grabbing it from behind. so
to speak. and tossing it to Groh
for a successful play on GandiL Kerr
hit to Fisher. who again tossed to
third. getting Risberg. Groh threw
cut Leibold.
1t was certainly a busy session for
the school teacher pitcher.
Fisher seemed to have mighty lit
tie on the ball. In the third. Collins
singled to left, and on a hit-and-run
play weaver's smash caught Kopf
moving over to second. 1t was a
single. Collins had to stop at sec
ond. Gleason put on the old sacri-
fee again, and jackson popped to
Daubert. trying to bunt. Jake dashed
over from first to the pitchers box
to get the ball.
Groh Makes Good Play.
Groh made a great play getting
Felsch's fierce drive. and. as Collins
dashed past him. Heine threw to sec
ond, starting a double play on Weav-
er and Felsch. which ended the in
ming.
Luck broke against the Reds in their
side of the fourth. when Groh walked
and took second on Roush's out. Dun
cSa smashed a liner right into Ris-
berg's hands for an easy double play.
Neale missed a clutch at Risberg's S
drive down the right field line in the
Sox's end of the same inning. and be-
fore GREASY" could get the ball, Ris-
berg had pulled up at third. Then
Gleason put on a play not often seen
in a worlds series-the squeeze
play.
With Risberg in motion from third,
Schalk made a sort OF swinging bunt
at the ball: he connected and the
drive splashed OF Fishers outstretch-
ed fingers as the big pitcher lunged
forward for a safe hit Risberg
scored. Schalk was out, stealing. i'm
mediately afterward.
Some animation crept into the Sc
ries in the fifth when Eddie Collins
was retired on an easy roller to
Fisher. The bunch on the Red
bench gave Eddie something of a
"razz" as he walked back from
first. shouting at him from behind
their hands. The cause of their
derision was not apparent. but it
served to liven up affairs. Up TO
: this time the contesting parties in
the series have been quite tame.
Joe Jackson did a funny fall TAX
ing a wild swing at one of Fishers
The Washington herald., 1919-10-04
Third GAME OF SERIES FROM And OTHER SPORTS
LAUREL SELECTIONS.
BY HIGHWAY.

First race-John p. Grier. Paul
Jones. wiidair.
Second race-weidship. Decisive
Debadou
Third Racs--Jack Stuart. Crank.
Out the Way.
: Fourth race-Ross Entry. Hn-
dreth Entry. Audacious.
Fifth race - Leochares. Papp,
Royce Rools-
Sixth race-water War. Thorn
bloom. Wodan-
Seventh race-Putts and Calls.
Thrift, Scotch Verdict