The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03

And now kid" Gleason again put on
that same play which caused so rnntf
establishment In the second. He hadSs
Felsch sacrifice. The conditions WERE
somewhat different than in the second II
inning. and this time the play wafN
more justihable but still Hap" Telsch y
is a hard right-handed hitter, sss
And Hap" certainly hit Sal Salle2sj
in the seIies of 1917!
He hunted to the pitcher. Daubert
also racing in to assist the play
and Rath covering first. The rum
ners were in motion as Felsch push 4
ed out his bat, and the sacrifice went 1,
through successfully, Felsch being outs
Sallee to Rath. sas&'
II was a great sport for "Chich''A
drove a hounder at Daubert The
Reds "boorkeeper" made a good stuna'
and whipped the ball into Raridens I
as Weaver was bearing down on the
plate. Buck was ont so far he ala
not even slide. Jackson took third.
Gandil stole second Rariden shoot
ing the ball back to Sallee on the
chance OF fooling Jackson at third
on the old play, but ''Shoeless Joe
held fast "Swede" Risberg worked
Salloe down Ia a count of three balls
and two strikes, and then an easy dy
to Daubert.
Reds Score Three
Now came the Reds fourth. Rath
walked Daubert pushed him on ~
second with a. sacrifice hunt at whic9
Jake is a master hand Heinie Groh
stood in that queer batting position
Of his. which violates all the laws and
theories Of good batting. waving his
bat at the pitcher until he, too drew
a pass
Eddie Rousch singled on the FRI
bali pitched to him. 1t was drive
over second. Rath scored easily
and Groh moved to third as Fefisch
retrieved the ball and threw hon1e
With Duncan up Rousch attempted
to steal second. AS Schalk's arm
Strengthened out in the throw Rts-
berg rushed in back of the pitcher tE J
take the ball. with the idea of put
ting Groh down at the plate II he
tried for home.
The ball bounced off RisberE'.
glove right into the hands of Eddie
Collins. covering second and Collins \
tagged Rousch at the Red made a wild
slide for the bag. 1t was a mighty
lucky play for the Sox But ii avail
ed them nothing. as Williams wal
now out of kilter. He walked Pat
Duncan. Then Larry kopf tripled fn.S
over Felisch's head although Hap can
go back after a drive about as wen a.
anyone in the country.
( Both Groh and Duncan scored and
| Cincinnati rared up, figuratively
speaking. on its hind legs and let &C
into the Ohio welkin. Greasy Neals
was out on an easy roller to Eddie
Collins.
| After Eddie Collins had been retirees
fys - -
Joe Jackson stood dumbly at the plRr<
while Sallee crafty slipped third
! strike over on him. Joe looked much
abashed as he shambled hack to the
! bench amid the jeers of the crowd
! A balk by, Sallee advanced Weaver
| to third. The ball apparently slipped
/ from SAILS fingers he turned to Sec
ond as II to throw. but nevertheless the
umpires pronounced it violation of
! pitching ethics. and Weaver moved for.
ward
Then II was that Eddie Rousct
! pulled his great catch off Feisch, whose
smash this time was a sample az what
I he might have done on the occasion he
1 carried out his orders to hunt
Rousch walked to start the Reds side
/ of the sixth and Duncan sacrificed VIII
Jams TO .GandiL Kant popped b to
! Weaver Greasy Neale singled 20
| left and Rousch raced home while
was out stealing. Collins making .
good play out of a bad throw by
Schalk,
] Aeroplane Makes Appearance.
AS the inning closed, an aeroplane
! few over the field, and the aviator
! chuck@d out a dummy which fell back
/ Of third base With a .tt2,ade The AS.
! sumption is that the dummy was sup
/ posed to be an effigy Of the White
/ Sox.
/ While the aeropiane was still buzz
zing around aloft Gandii was retired
/ and Rsoerg singled TO left. Schalk
! singled TO right. Neale got the haH on
the ground and threw to second. but
| the ball went wide OF that station
/ and bounded into the crowd hack qtf
| third. &1
! Risberg scored easily enough and
| Schalk moved down on third as Groh
| went after the ball Then Schalk de-
cided to keep going AS he was near
| ing the plate Groh cut loose throw
| which hit the runner and Schalk
] crossed In safety 1t was queer sort
OF play all around and II was queeref
f, still to see two runs score without the Il
! sound OF cheer. $50
! williams famed and John Collfna
| raised a fly to Rousch.
! With two out in the eighth. Dauhert
| made a marvellous one-handed stop OF
Jackson's hit, but tossed wild to SAL
I lee the pitcher moved over to cover
| the bag. and Jackson got two bases
! Felsch knocked Groh to his knees with
| a drive. but Heine stopped the bali and
/, got his man at first. Heine was always
! falling as he goes after chances. but
! he generally comes up with the ball
Cfandii singled TO start the rinths
| Risberg hit into fast double play
| that passed from Rath to Kopf to Dau-s
| bert SchaIk singled and Fred Me-
| Mullen came mp batting In place ofs
Williams. but was out on an easy roller
, TO Rath.