Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08

the foul lines in a way that was not present in the first game. There were none out in the sixth when Manager Moran, more in sorrow than in anger, beckoned him to the bench and , i'm R1ng, right handler, Who- pitched the Reds to a two to nothing victory at Chicago. was called on to save the day. He was wild but effective until the tenth. aided by some sparkling fielding.
 Kerr Steady in Pinches.
 Dick Kerr, who pitched Chfcago's only previous victory. a 3 to shut out at Chicago, was again called up- on by Manager Gleason, and although eleven hits were registered against him. he was steady in the pinches and kept them well scattered save for his two bad innings
 Ray Schalk. who was banished yes terday was back in the catcher's box, and J. Collins started the game in right field for the Sox, but was dis placed in the seventh by Lieboldl as Ring. a right handler. was pitching.
 The stands were packed when J. Collins, the first of the Sox batsnfen, faced Ruether. He popped q high one which Rath captured way back of sec ond base surrounded by Neale. Dau- bert and Kopf. who had journeyed from their respective stations as it might nave DelOnSeQ to any or them. Eddie Collins hit Viciously for an out at center. Weaver's grass cutter went through kopf but Jackson made the third out with another pop up.
 In the Reds half Groh doubled af- ter outs by Rath and Daubert. Risberg at short juggled Rouschs grounder until. the runner was safe. but Groh overran third and RiSberg threw to Weaver for an out
 The feature of the second inning.
 fTar-f f.ka out of Duncan at third. Duncan got a life on Risbergs tumble of his groun- der. Kerr became unsteady and walk ed Kopf. Neale grounded to Kerr, who ignored the batsman and snap ped a high one to Weaver. who. how ever, trapped it in his ungloVed hand and caught Duncan. Rarlden then tapped one to Eddie Collins. whose throw to Risberg killed Neale at sec ond but Kopf req ached third The mighty Ruether. whose great battins-l in the first game was remembered with cheers by the crowd. responded with an easy out. Kerr to Gandll- In this inning Schalk walked and was to second, but got no fur ther.
 The Scoring Starts.
 Tn the third the scoring began. Rath was retired, E. Collins to -Gandil- and Daubert singled to right. He stole second. Groh famed and Roush was hit by a pitched bail. There were now two bases and the crowd began with a terrific double between J. Col lins and Felsch. which scored Daubert and Roush. amid tumult in the stands. Kerr looked worried. but the who sent an easy one to Felsch in center.
 NeaIe Triples.
 One isola ted and useless single | marked the Sox half of the fourth In ! their half the Reds accumulated two | more. Neale sent one to right which ! -Ook an eccentric bound and J. Collins cut across the field after it. and it ! rolled on for a triple Rariden was an out. F.. Collins to Gandil, Neale be- i ing held easily at third. Ruether | then measured up to the crowds ex- oectations by doubling. sending Neafe | across the plate. Rath hit to Risberg who attempted to catch Ruether go- ng to third. but the pellet caught the runner in the back and rolled to the ] Rath made second. Weaver was unz able to persuade the umpire that 7uether deliberately interposed his shoulder to defect the ball. A mo- he momentary demoralization of the Sox, stole third. Joe Jackson ended he trouble for his team mates by a brilliant running catch of Daubert's hort fly and a throw to Schalk which lilled Rath. who was attempting to ,core on the out.
 Ruether Begins to Weaken.
 Chicago's first evidence of q return o form came in the fifth. Ruether was and walked Risberg and Schalk- Kerr beat out a hit to short. filing the bases. J. Collins lined to lose in that Risberg made no attempt O score. r. Collins. however came o the rescue with long fly to Roush II which the, Sox shortstop scored. 1t this point fserio- comic Dit of ase running was produced.j Roush hrew to third ahead of Schalk. who owever, managed to scurry. back to econd. Kerr. meanwhile. had trOtted what was Happening Then Schalk came tearing@back. He tood still while Groh. shouing mad 7 to some one to take his s.fhrow. if ally ran up to the unprotesting Kerr nd tagged him for the thirds out.
 In the Reds half of thefF6fth with To down Duncan reached third when elsch dropped his long drive but he jed there as Kopf was inferred. Ris- erg to Gandil. A
 Ruether Taken Out. ] In the sixth the sox. didstheir first 2nsecutive hitting of the, series. here there was no one to reach it, nd flashed across the plate 9 moment ter on Jackson's single. Fefsch, who ready had a single to his credit, ( oubled, scoring Jackson Manager [oran, who had been standing un- asi1y on the side lines, at5this mo- I ent relieved Ruether. Ring was >nt. in. Gandu popped to-. Daubert ' nd. Risberg grounded out. zsKopf to : aubert, but Felsch reached third ' chalk then singled past Groh and .nt FelSch home with the tying run. - chalk stole second but Kerr was lrown out at first. Ring issued two . asses n the eighth. but was saved 7 a sparkling double play. ' Risberg ned to center, but Roush came in on le dead run ad caught the. ball off H IS shoe strings and doubled Jackson sfore he could return to second base. In their share of the inning the Reds ot man to third after two were