Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-07
Selsch went down. No runs, one Kit, no

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umpires did not allow the claim. Rari-
den sent an easy bounder that e. Col
Inns grabbed and tossed him out at
first, Neale holding third. Ruether
doubled over the third base sack and
Neal6 scored. .g, The ball hit the left
field pavilion. Rath drove an easy one
to Risberg but the. latter hit Ruether
going to third in his attempt to put
him out. Ruether scored. Rath taking
second. Rath stole third. Daubert
hoisted to Jackson and Rath was
caught at the plate for double play,
Schalk getting the put out. 1t was a
great throw of Jacksons. Two runs,
two hits, one error.
Fifth Inning
Sox-Risberg walked. Ruether fail
ing to put the ball over the plate
Schalk also walked. Kerr up. Ruether
appeared to be becoming unsteady
Kerr singled, advancing both runners
a base Risberg taking third and Schalk
second Risberg overran third but
Groh failed to put Kopf's throw on him
~. collins flied to Rousch and the lat
ter's throw was so fast that Risberg
who had started for home turned back
and held third. e. Collins up, Ring
began warming up for Cincinnati on
the side lines. f. Collins flied to
Rousch and Risberg scored. Schalk
failed to go to third on the play and
Kerr ran down to second, Groh seeing
the predicament ran over and touch
ed Kerr out. Rousch getting an assist
on the play. One run, one hit, no er-
rors.
Reds-Groh sent high fly to .Felsch
]. Collins after making good run fol
1t. captured Rousch's fly. Felsch went
way back and misjudged Duncan's fly
getting his hands on it but dropping
it. Duncan reaching third. Risberg
threw out Kopf, No runs, no hits. one
error.
Sixth Inning
Sox-Weaver popped. up Texas lea
guer that went for double when
Kopf and Duncan played an Alphonse
and CASTOR act. Jackson singled into
center field. and Weaver crossed the
plate. Felsch doubled to the centci
field crowd. and jackson scored. This
was enough for Ruether and Ring re-
lieved him on the pitching mound. Ring
was very slow and deliberate. Gandil
hoisted to Daubert who got the ball in
back of first base, Felscn holding Sec
ond. Risberg up. Kopf took Risberg's
grounder and threw him out, Felsch
taking third. Schalk singled between
short and third. scoring Felsch and
tying the score. Schalk stole second
Groh grabbed Kerr's grounder and re-
tired the side by throwing him out at
first. Groh made great stop and q
beautiful, throw. Three runs. four
hits, no errors.
The Sox hit Ruether hard and their
drives off Ring were also of the wallor
character.
Reds-vNeale singled through the
pitchers box. the ball bounced little
too high for Kerr. Rariden followed
Neale. J. Collins took Rariden's line
drive. Neaie holding first. Ring up
The crowd began to handicap in unison
Ring struck out. making a healthy
swing at the third strike but missing
Rath up. Neale was out stealing
Schalk to Risberg. No runs, one hit
no errors.
Seventh Inning
Sox-Liebold batted for ]. Collins.
and will play right Held for Chicago.
Liebold UP. Kopf came over fast and
took Liebold's grounder. throwing him
out at first. E. Collins hoisted a high
one that Rousch got under and caught.
Weaver batted left handed and Rath
took his grounder and threw him out at
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Reds-Rath hoisted one into short
left for Texas league single. jackson
made gallant attempt and turned a
somersault trying to get it, but barely
missed. Daubert attempted to sacri-
ficer tha first ball but it rolled foul. He
laid the next one down nicely for a
sacrifice, Kerr to Gandil. Rath going
to second Groh walked after fouling off
several. Groh succeeded in working
Kerr for q pass. Rath on second.
Rousch up Rousch forced Groh at sec
ond, Risberg to Eddie Collins, who
completed double play by throwing to
Gandil and getting Rousch. No runs,
no hits. no errors.
Eighth Inning
Sox-Jackson up. The outfielders
played deep for Jackson. Jackson
walked. Ring temporarily lost control
and passed Jackson, the first man up
in this inning. Felsch sent high fly
to Neale. Jackson holding first. Ring
also walked Gandil and appeared very
Jackson on second. RIs-
berg up. Rousch came in fast and got
Risberg's line drive and then ran to
second. tossed the ball to Rath, retir-
ing Jackson for double play. 1t was
a wonderful catch and looked safe; so
much so that jackson had rounded
third. No runs, no hits, no errors
Reds--Duncan up. Gandil ran almost
to the right field side seats and took
Duncan's foul. Kopr lined to Kerr.
Kerr apparently hurt his hand in
catching Kopf's liner Kerr resumed
pitching and Neale singled to left off
his first pitched BALL Rariden singled,
the ball bouncing off Kerr's hands,
Neale going to second. Risberg grab
bed Rings grass cutter and tossing to
e. Collins, forced Rariden for the third
out. No runs, two hits no errors. rs
Ninth Inning
Chicago-Schalk famed. The final
strike being called on him. Kerr drove
to Ring, who tossed to Daubert, get
ting him. Liebold walked. Ring was
having trouble finding the plate Lie
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