The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01

Two base hits-Rath.
Double play-Risberg to q. Collins.
Sox batters and working cody and
confidently.
Observation-Disclosures up. Ball Foul
strike /. Ball 2. Ball 8. Ball 4. Reu.
Their walked.
Rath up. Rath sacrificed, Cicotte
to Gandil.
Reuther went to second. Rath's eff.
fort was a neat bunt down the first
base line.
Daubert up. Ball 1. Flied to Jack
son. Reuther was held at second. 1t
was an easy fly in short left.
Groh up. Ball 1. Strike 1 called.
Ball 2. Foul strike 2. Groh flied to
Jackson.
No runs; no hits; no errors.
Cicotte was mixing them on the
Reds and forcing them to pop up the
ball. He was working easily and
seemed to be improving in every inn
ing.
Fourth Inning.
Chicago-Weaver up. Ball 1. Weav-
er out Groh to Daubert. He hunted
down the third base line and Heinia
made a neat pickup and throw. Ii
was close play.
Jackson up. Ball 1. Strike 1.
swung hard Jackson out. Eopf to
Daubert. 1t was another close play
at first base. Jackson was beaten ny
half a step at the bag.
Felsch up. Strike / called. Felsch
out Kopf to Daubert.
No runs no hits; no errors.
Felsch hit the ball hard but 1t was
an easy out. The Reds defense was
air tight in this inning and the left
side of Moran's field worked Ike a
clock.
incinnati.-Rousch up. Flied to
Felsch in left center.
Hap showed his back to the stands
and raced half way to the stands for
pretty catch.
Duncan up. Ball /. Duncan singled
to right center. 1t was a hari hit
drive and the Red rookie was given
a big hand for his first hit Of the
series.
Kopf up. Kopf forced duncan at
second, Cicotte to Risberg Dut beat
Risberg's throw to first on IN at
tempted double play.
Neale up. Neale singled ovec sec
ond, Kopf going to second. Ris5erg
made great stop.
Wingo up. Singled to right, scor-
ing Kopf and sending Neale to third.
Wingo took second on the throw in.
The stands went wild.
Reuther up. Ball l. Reuther tripl-
ed to left scoring Neale and Wingo,
The Red fans went crazy with joy.
Hats and coats were thrown into the
field. The Sox infield clustered around
Cicotte aud consulted.
Rath up. Man on third. Ball /.
Ball 2. Rath doubled along the left
field foul line, scoring Reuther. 1t
was another terrific hit ball, The
Sox infield again conferred with CT.
cote. Roy Wilkinson went out to the
bull pen to warm up for the Sox.
Doubert up. Ball 1. Strike l, called.
Ball 2. Daubert singled to RICH, scor-
ing Rath. Doubert went to second on
the throw in. Again the Sox infield
clustered to lend the fading Cicotte
some moral support.
Wilkinson now pitching for the Sox.
Groh up Ball 1. Strike I, called.
Groh flied to Felsch.
Five runs; six hits; no errors.
The Reds attack in this inning was
ferocious and Cicotte, for the first
time in his long coreer was literally
mauled to pieces in world series
game.
Cbicago-Gandil up. Ball /. Strike
called. Gandil singled to center.
In was a hard smash over the second
Risberg I'D. Risberg filed to Rousch
lin short center and Gandil was held
schalk up Foul, strike l. Ball 1.
Ball 9. Schalk forced Gandil, Groh
Wilkinson up. Wilkinson forced
ISchalk, Rath unassisted.
No runs: one hit: no errors.
Cincinnati-Rousch up. Ball J.
Rousch flied to Felsch. The sun
bothered Felsch and he was forced
to cover his eyes with both hands to
search for the ball.
Duncan up. Ball l. Singled to
center. 1t was corking drive.
Kopf up. Strike 1, called. Ball
Ball 2. Duncan out stealing, Schalk
to Risberg. He was caught so far
Ihe did not even attempt to slide
Strike g Ball 3. Kopf out, Risbers
Ito Gandil.
No runs; one hit; no errors.
Risberg made a wonderful one
hand catch behind second base and
an even moro wonderful throw.
Sixth Inning.
Chicago. Collins up. Flied te
Rousch. 1t was line drive which
IRousch made a sterling catch taking