Evening journal., 1919-10-09


the Chieaqo white SON yesterday
scored an easy triumph in the seventh
game of the series with Cincinnati by
toi. Two names cpitOmile The vic
tory and defeat-CicOtie and Sallee.
The eminent exponent of the shine ball,
pitchinq mis- third game, was tho mas
terful figure of the battle. CleOlte was
virtually invinciblc. Inc slow, Hde
arm, round curve specialist Salee,
starting his second battle, was piiiful
object. He was pounded OF the mound.
The eighth contest will he staged IN
Chicago today. The ninth, II necessary,
will be played i'm Cincinnati. This was
announced by the National Commission
last niuht. President IIeydler, OF the
National League, tossed coin and
Chairman Hermann called "tailS." The
coin fell tails up and Hermann inn
mediately decided for Cincinnati. Both
teams left for the windy city last
uight on early trains
FIRST INNING G-CIuCAGO-J. Collins
up. Foul. strike T. Sallee's first pitch
was fast one that cut the plate. j.
Collins singled 10 center. 10 was a sharp
grounder Just out of kOpf's reach. +.
Collins up. Ball T. L. Collins sacrificed,
Sallee TO Daubert, ]. Collins going TO
second. Weaver mp. Strike /, called.
Foul. strike >. Weaver flied 10 ROush
in deep center and J. Collins was held
at second. jackson up. Strike l, swung.
Ball 1. Strike >, swung. Ball >. Jackson
singled TO left, scoring ]. Collins. He
attempted 10 90 TO second ON the throw
and was caught in a run up, Groh TO
Rath TO Daubert, but got back safely
To first. Daubert dropped Rath's throw.
Felsch up. Felsch beat out bun''
sending jackson 10 second. Gandil up.
strike one. Gandil forced Felseh, kOpi
60 Rath.
One run. three hits, one error.
Sallce was hit hard.
FIRST INNING-CINCINNATT n ath
up. Strike I. swing. Rath was safe on
r. Collins error Of his grOunder. Dau-
bert up. Daubert popped TO 4. Collins
hack of the box. GrOh up. Ball !.
STRIKE I, called. Strike , called. Groh
famed. swinging tremendously at the
last one. lie grabbed at Umpire QuiD-
lev for his decision ON the second
struke. ROush up. Foul. strike l.
ROuSh forced Rath, 4. Collins 20 Ris-
berg.
No runs. no hits. one error.
CicOtte worked deliberately and care
fully. Tie was using sharp curve
across the corners.
SECOND INNING-CHIC AGO-Risbcrg
up. Risberg out. His hit was 10 Dau-
bert. who handled il perfectly. Schalk
up. strike I. Schalk lined TO Neale in
right center. CieOttc mp. CicOtte out,
GrOh 10 Dauber.
No runs. no hits. no errors.
Sallee went better this inning. His
curve was breaking nicely across the
corners. He gave the Soy no fat ones
20 hit, as he did in the first inning.
SECOND INNING -- CINCINNATI -
Duncan up. Duncan nied 10 =. Collins
in center. kOpf mp. Strike I. called.
Ball I. KOpf singled 10 left center. II
was "A cOrking drive. Nealc up. Strike
I. swung hard. Ncalc fouled tO Weaver
back of third base WingO up. Foul.
strike I. Ball I. kOpf out, stealing.
Schalk 10 Risbera.
No runs. one hit. no errors.
The Reds were in a fighting mood
and each batsmaD In the second inning
protested vigorously Umpire Quigley'S
decision on balls and strikes. kOpf also
grabbed when Umpire Ouialcy called
him out when he tried 10 steal.
THIRD INNING-CHICAGO-J Collins
up. strike. foul T. The ball took of a
fans hat in the grand stand. !. Collins
sinalcd 10 second Iiaih making nice
stop. kOpf recovered. but could not
make the play. T.. Collins mp. 4. Col
linS beat out hit 20 kOpr. u was a
very close play. Weaver up. Foul,
strike I. Fisher went out 10 warm up.
Foul. strike .. lie tried 10 hunt. Weaver
hit into double play, kopr 10 Dauberi.
jackson mp. jackson singled 10 LETT,
scoring !. Collins. Fclsch up. fclsch
forced Jackson. kopf 10 Rath..
One run. three hits. no errors.
II was hard inning for Sallee, aud
ne was lucky Ia escape with one run
D., against him. ~ the SOX were pounding
fhc ball very hard. Red fans were call
ina for a new pitcher.
THIRD INNING-CINCfNNATI-NinaO
up. Ball I. Ball . Strike I. called.
Rail- >. WingO walked. Sallcc up.
Ball I. strike I. called. Strike >.
s,,ung. Foul. SalIee lined TO FelSch
on the right field foul line. Hap play
cd him Just righi. Raih mp. Strike T..
called. Rath forced WingO. R;sbern TO
y. Collins. Daubcrl mp. Daubert lined
tO CicOttc.
No runs, no hits. no errors.
In ChicagO'S third inning. Umpire
Rallin called Weaver safe at first when
kopf attempted 10 complete a double
play, hut Umpire Rigler at second
base, ruled the runner was out when T..
Collins, running 10 second, intcrfered
with kOpfs throw.
FOURTH INNNG-CHICAG0-Gandil
mp. Strike I. called. Ball I. Foul.
strike , Ball >. Gandil flied 10 Neale
In short right. Earl took the ball after
a pretty run. Risberg up. Ball I. RiS-
berg fOuled 10 Daubert. who made a
spectacular catch leaning over the fence
into a box. Schalk up. Schalk was
credited with a single when he beat
out hit 10 GrOh. CicOttc up. Ball I.
Cicotte flied TO ROush.
No runs, one hit. no errors.
GrOh made wonderful stOp of
SchalltS grass cutter, but threw from
a difficult angle and Ray beat the ball
10 the bag.
FOURTH INNING - CINCINNATI -
Groh up. Rail- I. Ball >. Strike I. called.
Groh out. 4. Collins 10 GandiI. on an
Collins TO Gandil on another easy
chance. Duncan mp. Strike I, called.
Duncan out, Weaver 10 Gandil.
No runs, no hits, mo- errors.
Cicottee was working grandly. mixing
n sharp curve with fast ball that was
hopping sharply. The Reds were swing