The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-10-09
taking a healthy swing at the last
one. No runs; one hit; no errors.

taking healthy swing at the last
one. No runs; one hit; no errors.
Third Inning, First Half.
Weaver threw out Duncan. Weav-
er came over fast and got Kopf's
grounder. throwing him out at first.
Male, thinking the ball had been
been touched before it rolled a foul,
stayed on first base and the crowd
booed him. 1t was foul. He re-
sumed his place in the batter's box
and fouled the next ball. Neale
walked. Neal was caught stealing,
Schalk to Ed Collins. No runs; no
hits; no errors.
Third Inning, Second Half.
Ed Collins line flied to Duncan. 1t
was hard hit drive, but almost di-
rectly into the hands of the Red left
fielder. Weaver hoisted a high fly
that Rath made circus catch of,
going back and barely getting it. The
outfield moved back for Jackson, and
he put one into the right field bleach
ers for a home run. 1t was the
longest hit made during the series at
this park. Neale, who was playing
deep, backed to the fence and waited
for the ball to go over his head.
Kopf took Felsch's grounder and
tossed to Daubert for the third out.
One run; one hit; no errors.
The crowd gave Jackson big hand
as he took his place in left.
Fourth Inning, First Half.
Rariden lined into Gandil's hands.
Eller was hit by the first pitched ball
and trotted to first. Rath singled to
second base, Risberg managing to
stop 1t but could not recover it in
time for a put t-out, Eller taking Sec
ond. Daubert singled to center and
Eller was caught at the plate when
Liebold made wonderful throw to
Schalk. Rath reached third and Dau-
bert took second on the throw to the
plate. Groh popped out to Ed Col
Inns. No runs, two hits: no erors.
Fourth Inning, Second Half.
Gandil hoisted to Neale, who
caught the ball in right center while
the last strike bing a foul tip that
Rariden held on to. Groh gathered
ir Schalk's grounder and threw him
out at first. No runs; no hits; no
errors.
Fifth Inning, First Half.
Ed Collins got Roush's grounder
and threw to Gandil for the put-out |
Duncan flied to Ed Collins. 1t was
a wicked drive that Collins speared. |
Kopf tripled to right, the ball going
over first base and reaching the ex-
treme right field before Felsch re-
trieved it. Neale singled between
third and short. Kopf scored. Rari- |
den examined the ball and then |
threw it back to James. Neale stole |
second. Schalk's throw was a little |
to the left of the bag. James almost |
caught Neale with a quick throw to |
second. Risberg threw Rariden out |
at first. One run, two hits, no er-
rors.
Fifth Inning; Second Half.
James fouled one that hit his foot |
and bounced on fair ground. The |
umpire called it foul. James struck |
out. Kopf made a great stop Of Lie
bold's grass cutter and got the ball |
over to first ahead of the runner. Ed
Collins up. Kopf also took Ed COL
Inns grounder and threw to first for
the putout. No runs, no hits, no err
rors.
Sixth Inning; First Half.
Eller singled through the box
Every Cincinnati player has now
made at least one hit. James got |
Rath in the three-and- two hole and
then walked him. This finished /
James and he was ordered from the /
box by Manager Gleason. Wilkinson
relieved him on, the mound. Wilkin- I