The evening world., 1919-10-08
Would Ssrve Hermann Right il
White Sox Finally Won Out
Over His Reds.

THlE victory OF the white Sox
over the Reds in yesterday s
sixth game stretches the
Worlds Eegics gamas 10 q stage where
they are lisciy 20 become tiresome 90
the average fan. Under the old order
or system OF best four out OF ,scvon
games, the Reds would have been
erowned champions now and the
years baseball history would have
been by this time stored away In the
big leagues nrcbiyos.
The Reds bad proven their supe-
riority In a manner satisfactory 10 all
unbiased fans Rs other Worlds Series
winners have dono for years by TAX
ing four games, but now doubt is
cast on their ability. Not only that,
but the record OF Ruethcr. who 80 he
roically beat the Sox in the opening
game, is blcmished and almost need
iessiy 20. lie had 20 retire crestfallsp
yesterday ip the sixth inning In the
middle OF a batting onslaught, to he
replaced by Jimmy Ring another pre-
viously crowned hero. off whom the
winning run OF the White Sox was
scored. Then again. reading the va
lfous descriptions OF yesterdays
game, one gets the impression, this
late n the series. that after ali the
chicagoans may be the better team.
They seemed 10 play up TO their real
form for the frst time. while the
Rodu showed that lack OF class on
which all the dopists predicted the
whits sox would be easy winners Of
the series.
with the standing now 70 :. In
the Reds favor and three more gnlnes
70 play, II would appear a Just re-
biiise Tor Garry Hermann aH Chair
man OF the National Commission hsl
well as owner OF the Cincinnati Club,
AZ the white Sox came on and won
out. u their regular stride. with "the
breaik8' OF thu game equalized and
with the encourosement horn OF most
r6oent victory IL wouldn't be sur
bfi6ink n they did. Happenings Just
as, rfra tga have como to pass in 80
a series as the con-
tests for the title have always been.
UP TO yesterdays game Mt Gin
Il slnnati we were inclined to re-
gard the Reds as the final win
hors cf the bksebAn tin Cor thsI
same reason aS we would pick q good
horse which had shown improvensntI
In the hands OF a now trpAner. TheI
Reds have been coming along atYong
for the last few years. They started
Diclously for the National LeaGlal
under Buck HerSog, only tol
weaken like many a horse does when
tbs pinch came. They started out
thraataningly for Matty. too, when he |
assumed control and now under Mo-
ran, q new trainer as II were they
came though finally flying. They
may 40 the distance too, and win the
blggest Of baseball honorv. Remem-
ber they need only one more game.
- EsPTTE much talk on the sub-
sect, there is no Leonard-Dun-
dee match ON rs yet but there
are rumors 70 the effect that ar
ranssments are fairly well on toward
for O bout In this country |
Between Jimmy Wilde. the sensa-
tlonal httls Englishman, and our own |
Joe Lynch. Wilde. unless q regent |
change In his plans has been made. |
& expected 70 visit this country |
shortly, and Joe Mulvihill. who has |
leased the Hartford. Conn, armory
buildlnE. has bis hooks out for the
iliternn tionil match. II Is said that |
has made Lynch an offer TO !
meet his EnglLSh rival ana that the |
|iffie New Yorker has deemed Il |
very aeceptnble.