Evening journal., 1919-10-02
Scored 1St Run Today

ond jackson hit the first ball for a
wicked drive over kOpfs head. FelSeh
uD. Felseh sacrificed, Sallee 10 kath'
who covered frs. Weaver went 10
tnird and Jackson 10 second. Gandil up.
Gandil hit TO Daubert whose throw 10
Rariden caught Weaver at the plate
jackson went to third ON the play. his-
berq up. strike I. called. Ball /. 1an'
dill stole second. Harden didn't attempt
ia catch him. Ball >. Ball 3. Foul, Strike
>. Risberg psssed TO bauber'.
No runs. eNo hits, no errors.
Sallee pitched himself out q liDh,
hole. In spite OF the pinch ne ~, ca
change of pace ON kisberg ana WIN
the count and delivered a slow ohe
that the Swede popped up.
FOURTH INNING-CINCiNNAll All-ha'n
up. Ball 1. Ball >. Siriked called. BAH
3. Strike > called. Ball I. Rath walked.
Williams was very wild. Dauberl up
Foul. strike I. lie attempted 10 buni.
Schalk walked out and conferred WIN
Williams. Daubcrt sacrificed, Williams
10 GandiI. Rath going 10 second. Dau-
bert laid perfect hunt six feet IN front
of the plate. which Williams felded
brilliantly. Groh up. Strike ! called.
Ran 1. strike > called. Ball ,. Foul
Rail- 3. Bali Z. GrOh walked. The crowd
rose 10 its feet with a tremendous roar.
Gandil and Schalk consulted Williams
and the other White SoN inlielders
sbouted their encouragement. ROush
up. Ball /. Ball >. Schalk again went
out 10 talk matters over with WI
Iiams. The crowd was on IFS ieet
bowIina. Strike I called. ROush singled
10 center. scoring Raih and sending
Groh 10 third.
The crowd went crazy with JOY.
Goats and hats were thrown into the
air. Felsch made beautiful stop oil
Roush's drive. Duncan up. strike !,
called strike .. swung. Ball I. Ball ;.
Rail ,. ROush out, stealing second,
Schalk 10 Risbcrg. GrOh remained at
third. Ball Z. Duncan walked. kopf mp.
Kopf iripIed to left field, scoring Groh
and Duncan. II was a terrific drive
SdlareIy between Felsch and Jackson
and il rolled TO the fence. Neale up.
Strike 1. strike ., called. Ncale out. l..
Collins 10 Gandil.
Three runs. two hits. no errors.
Williams had terrible session; ne
was wild as a hare and walked three
men in the long session. Eddie Coliins
and Gleason consulted with Williams
at the end of the innina
FIFTH INNING-CHICAGO - Schalk
I'M, Strike 1 called. Ball ]. sehaik
nied 10 Roush in left center. II was an
easy chance. williams mp. strike
called. Ball 1. Rail- .. Ball ?. Foul,
strike . The bali hit Evans protector
and bounced back into Saliee's hands.
WiIliams out. kopf 10 Daubcrt ~kopl
made dazzling stop behind third ana
perfect throw. \. Collins mp. y. Col
lins out. kopf 10 Daubert.
No runs. no hits, no errors.
kopf did another biz Of CLASSY fielding
on 4. Collins and drew an ovation from
the stands. Sallee was working easily
and confidently and showing a world OF
stuff
FIFTH INNING-CINCINNAIi-Rari-
den up. Ball I. Strike I called. Rari-
den singled 10 left. II was sharp
drive down the third base line and only
Jnckson's fast work held the hit 10 a
single. Sallec up. Foul. strike I. lie
attempted 10 hunt. Sallee fOuled. strike
. Sallce hunted down the first base
line and Schalk and Williams troited
hopefully after the ball. which finally
rolled foul within 10 feet of the bag.
Ball I. Foul. Foul Ball ,. Foul. Sallee
flied 10 Felsch. and Rariden was held at
first. Rath up. Ball |. strike ! called.
Rath was safe on Risberg's error.
Rariden going 10 second. II was a
sharply hit ball that irickled
through Risberg's hands. Dauberl up
Daubert popped 10 4. Collins. Groh up.
strike 1. called. Foul. strike >. Bah l.
Ball p Groh lined 10 Felsch.
No runs. one hit. one error.
Felsch did not have 10 move oui of
his tracks 10 get Groh's fy. Williams
control showed much Improvement in
this inning and he was "miNing them
for The first time.
sINrH NNING-CHIcAGo-L. COZ