The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-02

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Cincinnati ......... 4 4 z
Chicago. Collins up. Ball
The first ball was wide and high. j
Collins out, Sallee to Daubert. 1t was
feeble hit and an easy chance.
E. Collins up. Ball l. BAH 2
strike /, called. Foul, strike 2. Pail
3 Ball A. lie walked.
Sallee was working fast and he had
apparently much difficulty in reaching
tho corners of the plate.
Weaver up. Ball l. Weaver lined
to Kopf and 3. Collins was doubled
of first, Kopf to Daubert.
No runs; no hits, no errors.
Sallee had fast hop on his curve
and had difficulty in controlling it.
Cincinnati-Rath up. Strike !
called Ball /. Ball 2. Strike 2,
called. Ball 3. Rath popped to
felsch.
Daubert up. Ball 1. Strike /. call.
ed. Ball 2. Foul. strike 2. Daubert
out. Risberg to Gandil. 1t was a
Lard hit ball which the Swede fielded
perfectly.
Groh up. Groh lined to J. Collins.
No runs; 20 hits; no errors.
Williams gave evidence OF being
wild and the Reds were waiting him
out
Second Inning.
Chicago-Jackson up. Strike /,
called. Jackson doubled to center 1t
was short high ball, that dropped be.
tween Duncan and Roush and rolled
away from them.
relsch up. .eisch sacrificed, Sallee
to Daubert, jackson going to third.
Sallee could have caught jackson
at third but did not take the chance.
Gandil up. Strike l, called. Can
dill out, Kopf to Daubert. Jackson was
held at third.
Risberg up. Ball /. Ball 2. Ris-
berg flied to Neale.
No runs; no hits: no errors.
Jackson's hit was lucky one. IL
was dinky, Texas Lacquer that would
have fallen safe but one time in ten.
Sallee worked magnificently with a
possible Sox run on the bases.
Cincinnati-Roush up. Ball l. Ball
2. Strike /. Ball 3. Ball 4. Roush
walked.
Duncan up. Ball /. Strike l, call
ed. Foul. strike 2. Ball 3. duncan
lined to 4. Collins who threw to Gan
dill, doubling Roush at first.
Kopf up. Ball l. Ball 2. kopf
flied to Felsch.
No runs; no hits; no errors.
Williams showed increased wild
ness and he kept his catcher and the
Red batsnen hopping.
Kopf, who hit left handed yester-
day against Cicotte. shifted 10 the 9th
er side today against Southpaw VIII
liams.
Third inning.
Chicago Schalk up. Strike /,
Strike called. Ball /, ball 2. Foul
Schalk flied to Roush.
Williams UP. Strike l called. He
singled to left.
j. Collins up. Ball /. j. Collins
lined to Duncan in deep left and Will
hams was held at first.
4. Collins up. Ball /. e. Collins
out to Daubert unassisted.
II was an easy bounder.
NO runs; one hit; no errors.
Clncinnati--Neale UP. Strike
called. Foul strike 2. Ball /. Strike
!. Neale famed, swinging hard at
The last one.
Rariden up Ball 1. Strike l
called. Rariden flied to Jackson. 1t
was an easy popup in short left.
Saliee up. Ball /. Sallee popped
10 Weaver.
NO runs; no hits; no errors.
Williams exhibited better control
IN this inning and his curve was
breaking sharply across the corners.
Saliee was given tremendous
ovation by the Red fans when he
stepped into the batter's box.
Fourth inning.
Chicago-Weaver up. Foul strike
!. Weaver singled to center. 1t was
sharp drive directly over second
Jackson up. jackson singled to
ieit, Weaver going to second.
Jackson hit the first ball for a
wicked drive over Kopf's head.
relish up. Fetish sacrificed Sallee
70 Rath, who covered first. Weaver
went to third and jackson to second.
Gandil up. Gandil hit to Daubert,
WI throw to Rariden caught
eayer at the plate. Jackson went
10 third on the play.
hisberg UP. Strike / called Ball 1.
Iandil stole second. Rariden did not
aattempt to catch him. Ball 2. Ball
.. Foul strike 2. Risberg popped
to Daubert
NO runs; two hits; no errors.
!, Saliee pitched himself out of
asnt hole. He mixed change of pace
on fisberg and delivered slow one
mat the Swede popped.
oincinnati-Rath up. Ball 1. Ball
strike l called. Ball 8. Strike 2
vailed Ball 4. Rath walked.