Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-04

SHfaSO, oCt. a.-ItedSsuTeu ny
rather easy victory over the Reds In
the third game Of the world series. the
White Sox declared they were ready
to back up Eddie Cicotte. their one
time battered ace" with the fighting
spirit that brought them the pennan,
in the American League. The Reds
stunned by the first shutout Of the BE.
ries, did not believe they would agar
encounter such marvellous pitching ~
shown by Kerr. and asserted their ex'
pectations Of having no hard time witt
the shine and knockle balls Of the CT.
cotte's delivery. or any one OF the 9th.
err Sox twirlers.
Sox players yesterday, in addition Il
bona fide pitching by Kerr. got th'
breaks" of the game and brought thu
series to two to one. They claimed th'
Reds won the two openers at Cipcin
natl only thru these breaks. and thu
Reds in the visitors club house wer'
fighting mad and threw the Sox alb
back at them. . +.
Reds Feel at Home.
Having familiarixed themselves witt
the breezes and shadows OF the So.
field, Manager Morans winners OF tn
National League race were confident o
a better showing today. Saturday al
ways has been q good ball day in Chi
cago and the crowds Indicated that th'
$4,000 capacity would be taxed today.
The Approximately 1000 vacant seat:
in lbleachers and pavilions yesterday
could not be regarded as indicative o
the interest Of Chicago and midwest
ern fans In the series, according to th'
owners. 'HS H
There was no overflow on the play
ing field and the only ground rule!
necessary was that sh&uld a foul bal
bound into the box seats along the fou
lines 1t should be held two-base hit
=, BY noon yesterday 5000 fans were II
line at the gates and it was said hun
dreds lost heart and despairing Of eve
attaining entrance by game time turn.
ed to the mechanical scoreboart
down town.
The partial squelching Of the ticke
scalpers by revenue officers. wh'
took twelve alleged pasteboard prof
teers in downtown hotel lobbies. alst
was expected to swell admissions t
Comiskey Park today.
May Start Ciootte.
No announcement from either Mana.
ger Gleason. Of the Sox, or Moran, OF
the Reds, was Forthcoming as to the
pitching election. but it was supposed
that Cicotte would be sent back tc
face the Red batters who drove hin
from the box in the first game, ant
either Ruether or Hod Eller would bt
the Red moundsman.
Sox supporters believed they would
see Ruether putting over his south
paw slants In view Of the defeat Of a
right handler yesterday. Cicotte, who
says he was unnerved by hitting g
batsman at Cincinnati, was said t
have told Manager Gleason he agar
was ready to- start against the Reds
Gleason as usual seemed willing t
trust Cioottes word that he wa.
ready" -sA-. Es.i
Showers and Cooler.
Showers and cooler weather for to-
day was the prediction that woult
bring q change from the unexcellet
world series weather. Old Sol VII
glow down several degrees milder thar
the SO degrees that marked yesterdays
same ut the weather would remail
propitious for baseball. Already pas
the $4,000 mark in attendance and thu
1886, 400 stage in receipts. the serie.
gave evidence Of producing record fig
ures In both instances.
. Betting that opened with the So'
fayorites at Z and to s.. apd thel
syeered to even money as the Reds Wor
the opener, and reversed the initia
odds as thy took the second affair. hn!
switched to place the Sox In the honor
po.ition today. o..
In the event that Manager Morar
elects to return his star pitcher-bnt
ter, John Collins will displaee Meme
Liebold In right, field. Collins was sicl
during the last game at Cincinnati. bu
reports say he has recovered.
At o: so today. the sun was ehinlnt
and there was every indication o
ideal baseball weather. 1t was slight!
cooler than yesterday. The ofrlcia
weather forecast Is: showers prob
ably to night and Sunday.
Following Is the lineup for today;
Cincinnati--Rath, second base;
fDaubert, first base; Groh. third base
Roush. or Duncan. left field: Kopf
short stop; Sallee. right field; Wingo
catch: Ring. pitch.
Chicago Liebold. right field; r
Collins. second base: Weaver. third
% So \; :ssstt tiaii. Foiss.h, cen
ter neld; Gandil, first base; Risbers