The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-04

short left. Joe played him properly and
I did not have to move out of his tracks for
the ball. Daubert out, Schalk to Gandii,
on a dinky roller in front of the plate.
Schalk making n pretty play. Groh lined
to =: Collins. No runs, no hits. no errors.
(Cicotte worked easily and confidently
In this inning and the Reds were unable to
put the wood on the ball effectively. Ed
dies curve, was breaking nicely and he
looked much peter than he did on his first
CHICAGO-Gandil fouled to Daubert. He
easy chance. Risberg flied to Neale, who
took the ball on the foul line after
a long run. Schalk popped to Kopf. No
uns. no 1its. no errors.
(Ring's speed was holding up and he
was burning the ball across in dazzling
fashion. His hop was working in fine shape
| pop up)
Fifth Inning.
| CONGRATULATIONS out. Schalk to
| Gandil. Schalk dashed half way to the
| box and felded an easy tap in wonderful
fashion Duncan went to- second when
| Cicotte knocked down his drive and then
An error for Cicotte. Kopf singled to left,
| Duncan scored when Cicotte attempting
to intercept Jackson's throw TO the plate.
error for Cicotte> Kopf went to second
| on the play: Neale doubled to left, scor-
son, who was playing close in, could not
get back for in time. Wingo out, E. Col
Inns to Gandil, Neale taking third Ring
hits two errors.
Cicotte was responsible for his own mis-
fortunes in this inning. His two errors
permitted both Red runs)
CHICAGO-CicOtte out. Daubert 10 Ring.
| who covered first. 1t was a pretty play
Letbold reached second on an error by
threw wild to Daubert. Z. Collins hit to Groh
| and LefbOld was caught in run IN be-
tween second and third, Groh to Rath.
| Weaver out to Daubert, unassisted. No
runs; no hits: no errors.
II, 0!roh made sparkling stop of f. Col
| ms drive and saved Ring from what
threatened to be bad situation)
Sixth Inning.
CINCINNATI-Rath's easy grounder was
handled by Risberg who threw him out
at first first "a Eos Collins hin threw out P9nbsrt
/ No runs no bits no errors
CHICAGO-Kopf threw out aJckson at
The latter got it within a few feet of the
| left field fence Gandil singled thru second
| lust out of kopf's reach. Neale gathered in
| Risberg's fly near the foul line No runs,
one hit, no error.
| Seventh Inning.
| CINCINNATI-Rsush out Ed Collins to
Iandil- 1t was an easy infield bounder.
Weaver made great pop of Duncan's fast
! drive and got him Mt first with a pretty
| throw. kopf out Risberg to Gandil. No
| runs. no hits, no errors.
| third pitched ball and the latter hurried
| to first. Cicotte lifted high fly to
! Rath, SChal6 holding first. Liebold holSteu
/ to Roush. who had no trouble capturing
] it, Ed Collins bOunder and retired him
| with throw to Daubert. No runs no hits.
+ no errors.
| Eighth Inning.
! CINCINNATI-Cicotte threw out Neale
! at first. Wingo singled thru the box, it
rolling to center field. Ring again at
/ tempted to sacrifice but missed the first
! ball. Ring forced Wingo. Cicotte to Ris-
! berg who relayed the ball to Gandil get
! ting Ring and completing a double play.
! No runs, one hit. no errors.
| CHICAGO-Rath made good run and
I a great catch of Viewers high fly neal
! the foul line. Jackson famed. taking
| terrific swing at the third strike. Fe!scE
! singled to left. tiandil famed the third
strike being called No rims; one hit; Nc
| errors.
Ninth Inning.
! CINCINNATI--Rath fOuIed 10 Schalk
| Jackson gathered in Daubert's fly. SchalR
/ got Groh's high foul by leaning over into
| the grandstand BOXES. No runs no hits
J no errors.
! Total attendance 34.ass. Gross receipts
/ exclusive of war tax S9T.S0T: players share
! So .S15.1S: clubs share. So. 21052: National
commission share. S9.7S0.70.
! CHICAGO-Ring threw out Risberg al
! first Schalk walked. Murphy batted fol
! CicOtte. Murphy line flied to Rousch
Schalk first. Iiebold lined to Groh. Nc