The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-04

Felsch hit sharply to left, but Groh made
another great one handed stab and
started a double play. He threw to
Rath, forcing Weaver, and Rath then
doubled Felsch at first base.
Fourth Inning. First Haif-Groh's own
Copyrighted batting position bothered
Kerr, and the Sox southpaw issued his
first pass of the game to Heinie. Kerr
then located the platter with a. perfect
strike on ,Roush. Eddie then sent a
slow grounder TO Risberg. who got him
with a lightning throw to Gandil. Kerr
sent over fioater and Duncan lurched
into It. lining to Risberg, whose swift
peg to Collins doubled up Groh.
Risberg's Tornado Triple.
Fourth Inning, Second HaH-Groh
came in on Gandils hit for a pretty scoop
and throw. Risberg fouled the first ball
pitched. The next was a wide one. The
| Swede then sent the Sox rooters into a
frenzy of delight by slamming a terrific
liner into right that bounded past Neale.
Risberg racing to third before the ball
could be reiayed in. Gleason then called
| for the squeeze play. Schalks twisting
bunt hoped over the hand OF Fisher
| who came in to field It, and rolled away
Risberg racing across the platter, On
an attempted steal Schalk was out az
second, Rariden to Rath. Ray claimed
he wasn't tagged and angrily disputed
Rigler's decision. He quickly subsidized
I with the count "2 and 1" on Kerr
Dickey raped to Kopf. whose peg to
Daubert retired the side.
Fifth Inning, First Half-So far Kerr
| had pitched good ball and the question
at this time was whether he could keep
| It up to the end. Kopf opened this SEES
sion with a sharp base hit to right
which Eddie Collins could not reach
Kerr pitched two wide balls to Neale
but Kopf refused to steal. Then kssr
burned over, the next strike ana Nesie
let II go by. Neale raped to Gandil
who threw to Risberg in time to force
Kopf. Rariden fouled the first ball Into
the net, swinging at 1t mighty heavy
The NEXT ball was too far outside and
Rariden let II go past. :,
Then Bill got one where he wanted II
and he pasted q hot bounder at Collins
Eddie made q grand stop as Neals
hurdled the ball and finished up with :
peg 10 Gandil that nailed Rariden at nrst
Kerr pitched two wide ones to Fisher
and then fooled him with slow one
which Fisher tapped weakly to Weaver
whose throw to Gandil ended the inning
| Btaner bthEtu hAAchHos
Fifth Inning, Second Half-Fishel
kicked when his first offering was called
a ball. The next was In the same plac'
and Quigley called 1t h strike. Leibolt
then slammed to Daubert, who carried
the ball to nrst ahead OF MIN. Fishel
again Kicked because Quigley REFUSED
TO call the FIRST ball pitched to Collins
\ strike. ouigley then called the secon'
ball a strike, IS It cut the plate. Eddi
stepped away from the third, which wa
bali two. Fisher nabhed a hot sho
and tossed Eddie out ut first. Weave
swung at the FIRST ball and missed II b!
several inches. He hit the second t
Fisher, who threw him out
Sixth Inning, First HAif-Rath coaxe'
n ball from Kerr and then Dicky curle'
| over a strike. On the next offering Rat
drove sharply to Risberg. whose throw
J 10 Gandil beat Rath by the proverbia
yhisker. Daubert waited for two ball
from Kerr and then Jake watched
. strike cut the plata The next one ais
! was heading over, but Daubert lAnde
J on IL ard sent q ny straight into Jack
sons hands. Joe did not have to ste
out OF his tracks Rerr again soun
0roh hard man to pitch to, Heini
{ rolled 10 Weaver for an easy toss out.
|. sixth inning. Second Half - Ker
D pitched q ball 70 Rath. and the next wa
I a strike. He raped the third TO Ria
0 berg, who threw him out on q close deo
Z sion, Two wide balls to Daubert wer
r followed by a strike. Jake then line
I 10 jackson, who caught It without mo,
a ing from his position. With the cour
/ two ana one oroh was thrown out b
Q weaver. No runs no hits. no error
d none left.
jackson swung at tho nrst bali pitche'