El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-02
ATTACK.
RESULTS IN
D0HNF ALL
Famous Shine Ball Is Con
spicuous BY Its Absence;
Cincinnati FaVorite.
CICOTTE LOSES
A DOUBLE PLAY

N4AL-A- NATL o. QcL z.-EGu4e
- Cicotta, the master pitcher o.
the American league. who was driv-
en- out Of the opening game o.
the world series yesterday under
3 broadside OF hits. today expressed
confidence in his ability 10 come back
AT the Reds whenever called upon.
Cicotts with nearly thirty victories
70 his credit this season is carrying
the hopes Of the Chicago fans on his
shoulders and they have every con
fidenca that he VIII pitch the Sox 10
victory in Two ana possibly three OF
the remaining games The master OF
the shine" ana -knuckle" bail, de-
ciared today that he @as completely
unnerved when he hit Rath the first
man up in the. game yesterday and
lost ali control Of the bah in the
fourth inning.
Nas Rot In shape.
It IS hard 70 explain. Cicotte said,
"Du- I was in no condition 10 phi n
tle game that had expected ! felt
perfectly confident before the game
started and appeared 10 have every
thing when 4 was warming up. but
when 7 hit Rath IL seemed 10 have q
strange effect On ne I felt so badly
about Il that I irotted WITH him along
the first base line 20 see IL The ban
had hurt him. When hath assured
me that be was all right went back
70 the pitchers mound, but did not
seem 10 be right"
Supporters d the white Sex believe
that manager Gleason VIII send c.
cote TO oppose The Reds in the game
scheduled in Chicago Friday or Sat
urday.
Wuklnson o. Mound.
Roy Wilkins1n succeeded him on
the mound, and the last inning was
pitched By Gr3ver Lcudermuk. but
i made little difference 10 the Ma
tlonal lcsgue champions. They kept
the air 2airly clogged with fugitive
hits, While ths SuX fieIders ran their
legs of after terrific flies.
Alter The ssumes Garry Herr
man. owner OF the Reds, who
camc pnnriuE up the runway Of
the Ernndsrznd, stopped long
enough 10 remark to friendst
t'Ihose dOpeaters that were zig
urinE Cincinnati second didn't
fisure on our batting pitchers.
We have got TWO more like Rue
ther; and they have ali been bait
spE around 800 al season.
Cicotte started the trouble for him
sel1 By pegEnE Rzth between The
shQulaers and re looked a little Wor-
ried as the Rad second baseman. a
CORNER Sox cast-6ff. enjoyed his IN
--l-- -aI---lAA On AA4I1L lAaes LIE
WISHING tWlrler put one in the groove !
Tor Daubert, VINO singled cIeanly. I
sending Rath to third The latter /
scored or Grohs sacrifice fly 10 left.
giving he Reds the first run o. the /
series
Errors Count.
-. heq errors largely accounted Tor 7
the lone sox tally counted n the
opening half If the second. Jack I
son grounded TO Groh, who threw &
Wild 10 first and the runner reached I
second Felsch advanced MIN with
sacrllice and tlaudu dropped a flyi
back OF second and Jackson trottsd 4
home with the tying run. Thereafter
-llczgo threatened only twice, IN the
fifth and IL the sixth, but Ruether
rose TO the OCCASION and the danger
passed
TAe fourth inning opened with
. 1iT b. Er0uEh 70 Felsch. Duncan
siasled TO rliEat, but was forced
By hop4-. Eeale hit funny one
which eiEdet two Infielders win
a. many high bounds, sending
kopf 10 thii-d. gYinEo singled,
scoring kouE Ruether's first
triple followed, scoring NeaIe and
E'in=o. CIe1tte vas plainly
nervous and a conference Yves
held In the center Of the diamond.
AatA was smiling a. he faced -he
pitcher, and doubled 20 left, put
ting Ruetkez across the plate.
Daubert singled over second acor-
ing Rath. Five men had scored
and manager Gleason At this point
sent his 1aTorles tFFirleE % the
bench.
Held Then or.
Wilkinson who had had a brief
Farming up went into the box. He
va u more OF less trouble. much Of
ne tine. but managed to stay the
laughter until the seventh. when Il
as renewed Daubert tripled into
.1e right -ield crowd and scored on
lr0h's single TO center. Roush laid
l1,Tn e perfect bunt TO Weaver. whose
brow 20 GaudIi compelled the latter
. stretch SO FAR that the umpire
SLED the runner sac on close ]
l-cision- Duncan grounded to RIs-
--rE and Roush was forced At second. =
Faile Groh scored on the play.
LoudermiIlz SfartH.
Manager Gieflson led forth a third
-cher IN the person Of Loudermuk
the eighth. and his delivery con-
l.1uted one More run to the Gin
--ral total Neale greeted him with
8 Eingls 10 left and he advanced a
11e on Wingus sacrifice. Ruether
- rang Of the ladder OF fame with I
Pc second triple It rolled TO the .
ls-cs IN center and had the pitcher !
--ted himself he could have made &
? . homer. ec1alh dropped the ban
cement later and Il rolled 20 teet
z but Ruether calmly stood IN I
- tracks while the ball was being !
sTsi. The end Of the inning {
--1s him stili there
u the ffffh the visitors seemed
1eIerErincd fcI turn on the enemy
cs9lte their commanding lead
.y hit the ian rieiously and got
1l.e men on basea, hut none
.ll1ted the counting station.
1lliIi sfarfeil vita single hack
Ersf base. Hfsberg sent Housh
60 deep center ester his long
t hut tie fielder not only
Irsed 81. but held Gandn nt
~, schnIE hit r singing
fc3nflnued On Next FaSe.)
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