The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09

first and second, Cicotte frightened. Rue ther made a brief appearance as a pinch hitter for Fisher and fouled out to Weaver Rath shot grounder at Weaver and was thrown out at first.
 DUNCAN PINCH HITS
 The sixth inning produced the one lone tally accumulated by the Reds. Daubert struck out, but Groh smarting in self accusation of his recent record of error whaled the ball over the temporary fence in left, but, because of ground rules. what would have been triple or a homer went for a double. Cicotte threw Roush out at first, Groh going to third. Duncan singled to center and Groh scored. Dun can was forced at second by Kopf S grounder.
 In their half of this round J. Collins doubled after two were down, but the Cuban Luque, now pitching for Cincin- nati, struck out Captain Collins and the chance went glimmering. The Cuban in the seventh famed Weaver and Felsch, while Jackson died on an ipfield smash
 In the eighth and ninth the Cuban pitched splendid ball. striking out Cicotte and retiring the batsmen, one, two, three, with little apparent effort.
 Cicotte was, not menaced again until the ninth Kopf and Neale had been re- tired on flies when Wingo singled to right. Sherwood Magee batted for Luque and also singled If Rath, the next bat ter, could have poled a home run it would have tied the score, but his at tempt in this line went no further than FeschS mitt.
 It was not until the crowd had worked it's way from the grounds back to town that it learned how small the attendance really was, namely. 1882, which is less than half the average attendance at pre- vious games here, and 20 900 under the Chicago average.
 FIRST INNING
 Chicago: J. Collins opened the game with a clean single through second base. Ed Collins sacrificed Sallee to Dauhert. J. Collins going to second It was a beautiful bunt and Eddie all most beat it out. Weaver hoisted a long fly that Roush got under J. Col lins holding second. Jackson took a terrific swing at the first ball, but fouled it. Jackson singled to left. scoring J. Collins. but overran first and was caught between first and sec- ond. He got out of the tangle, how ever. when Daubert fumbled Kopfs pass. Felsch bunted safely and Jack son took second. F'elsch was forced when Gandil drove to Kopf, who tossed him out at second. Rath making the putout. One run, three nits. one error.
 Cincinnati: Rath reached first safe ly when Ed Collins allowed ais grounder to go through him, Collins being charged with an error Dau5ert popped a high fly to Ed Collins Groh struck out. taking healthy swing at the final one. Ed Collins grabbed Roush's drive and tossed to Risberg, forcing Rath No runs. no hits, one error
 SECOND INNING
 Chicago: Kopf threw out Risberg at first Schalk flied to Neale. who took 1t after long run toward centerfield. Groh threw Cicotte out. It was a slow bounGer. No runs. no hits. no errors
 Cincinnati: Duncan smashed at the first ball pitched and hoisted a high fly to J. Collins in center. Kopf drove 8 liner into left-center for clean sin gle. Neale fouled out to Weaver. .he latter taking it near third base ana holding Kopf at first. Kopf was ont Schalk to Risberg. No runs no hit, no errors.
 THIRD INNING
 Chicago: J. Collins singled through the box. It bounced. over Sallee's glove. E. Collins beat out a bounder that Kopf could not get over in time J. Collins on second. Weaver at- tempted to sacrifice. hut fouled the ball. Kopf took Weavers tap and 'NcPpSo Oh SCCOlus lOTcl0R IL. AOIll0S. He claimed that E. Collins. interfered with his throw to catch Weaver, and Riglel allowed it. ordering Weaver put Jackson singled to left, scoring J. Collins Felsch forced Jackson. kopf to Rath. Kopf got the ball in deep short and the play at second base was very close, One run, three hits.
 Cincinnati Cicotte lost control and i walked Wingo. Sallee flied to Felscf 1 in right, the latter getting it on the | foul liCe. Wingo held first. Ra.h | forced Wingo, Risberg to. Ed Collins. l Daubert drove a hot one to Cicotte. | who speared it with one hand and 1 -ossed him out at first. No runs, no l lits. no errors.
 FOURTH INNING
 Chicago: Gandil flied to Neale. who | anne into short right to get it. Dau- l pert reached over the right field line i ence to the box seats and grabbed | aisberg's foul Schalk reached first | ,n hit that Groh made stop of N. | 'ould not get over to first in time. Ci- 1 otte flied to Roush. No runs one hit. 10 errors
 Cincinnati: Groh bounced one to Ed ,ollina and the Whitef Sox second | acker tossed him out. RouslN went ut the same way, Ed Collins to Gan il. Weaver threw Duncan out at first. 10 runs. no hits. no errors.
 FIFTH INNING
 Chicago: J. Collins hit the first 1 itched ball, and it resulted in a high ly to Neale. Ed Collins drove a sin le through second base. Weaver eachfd first when Groh fumbled his rive Ed Collins on second. Rath } ooted Jackson's grounder, and he was afe at first, filling the bases. Felscn ent a clean single to Roush. scoring Id Collins and Weaver Jackson held econd. Fisher relieved -Sallee in the OK at this. juncture Fisher threw ut GandoAat first Jackson going to 1ird and Felsch to second. Fisher lipped as he picked up the ball, but to get his man. Risberg inned Two runs. two hits, two -rors.
 Cincinnati: -Kopf up The umpire 1 Aamined the ball but tossed it back
 Cicotte. Kopf sent a high fly 10 ckson- Neale singled to left It IS clean drive. Wingo walked to
 st. Neale going to second. Fisher IS called from the plate by Man sar Moran and Ruether batted for ~l. I.uque was warming up for the