The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-09

'iN'iNNATl- Nnth opened the
contest with a pop fly that Riaberx
got In short lett. Daubert siHgled 10
center. Il was a, line drive that I.ie-
bold made great effort tor. but
could not quite reach before Il touch
cd the ground. Groh fouled the third
bah into the left field pavilion. OrDh
singled TO right II was a short hit
that cleared over first hasa. and
Daubcrt held second. Roush doubled
past first base TO t.e right field
pavilion fence. scoring Dauhert and
putting croh on third James Is
warming up for Chicago. Duncan
doubled to left field. scoring c.oh
and Roush. II was line drive that
went over WeaVer'B head and Jack
son ficlded In the eatrcne left field
corner. This was enough for Will
Jams and big Bili'' James went into
the box for olonaon's team. James
could not locate the rlate properly
and walked Kopf. Duncan retained
second. Neaie took terrific swIps
at the second strike but missed. The
third hall WIS called on him. James
almost made a Wild pitch but sehalk
recovered the hall before any damage
could be done. Rariden l.fied Texas
Lacquer over first base, scoring Dun
can and putting Kopf on third. The
crowd gave Eiler a hand clasp ova-
tion when he went into the battera
box. Raridcn rtole Second. Eiler
ended the inning by flying out to
fesch. The Reds displayed the most
consecutive hitting OF the series IN
this inning. Their wnliops of VIII
iams were all clean hits. -FOUR
/ RUNS. FIVE HITS, No ERRORS.
CHlCAGO-Ilebold singled to left
/ Ed. Collins doubled to left. Ring
was warming UP for Cincinnati.
Weaver famed. Eiler got his first
victim when no siipaed tho third
strike over on Weaver. jackson lifted
a puny Fly that Kopf capgured IN
and Ed Collins second. Felsch
famed. The White sox hit Ellcr
hard az the beginning OF their batting
but he tightened un on the third man
and pitched himself out OF bad hole
NO RUNS. TWO HITS. NO ERRORS.
Second Inning
/ NCINNATI-JameH got Rath IN
the three and two hole and shipped
the third strike over ON him. nau-
bert flied out to Jackson who got ths
ball after a short run. Groh called
Tor tho hall and examined Il hut the
umpire ruled II was Ok. Groh singled
20 0andil. The latter got the ball "a
back OF first. but could not get up IA
time. Groh turned his ankle whef
, he Stepped ON first base and play wal
delayed for a few minutes. brit he 70
sumed and took his position on flrs
base. RouHh doubled to left field
, scoring Groh on the hit. but Roual
. was caught between second and thir,
when Liebo,d threw 10 Risberg ana
In the run down Schalk and Weave
got naiists while Ed. Collins finait
put the ball on him. ONE RUN
TWO HfrS, NO ERRORS.
CHfCAGO--Gandii line flied q
. Dnubert. Eller had trouble iocatinl
z the plaie and walked Risherg. AEaii
the. ban was examined BY Schalk ans
4 the umpire but Il was returned q
, Eiler. Rarideu dropped Schalk'a hlE|
r foul and was given an enor Schail
u again wanted tho umpire to examin
the ball and he toased Il hack TO EileI
n schalk singled to left. Duncan cam
= In fast but the bali hit the gronnl
y first. Risberg reaching second. Jnme
u hit a hiKh foul 10 eroh and nelthe
n base runner advanced IAeboid alruc
iConllnncd ON pagc tuo.l