Evening journal., 1919-10-03

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~ the Chicago White sox. = to 2 AS
iey also won the opener they need but
nree moro games TO land the series
Cincinnati has developed in the brief
period Of the series so far habit OF
celebrating the fourth. There is moth
ina patriotic about II, for In this vie
tory-nrade town the Fourth means
an inning, and not holiday.
FIRST INNING-CHICAGO-J Collins
up. j. Collins out, Sallee TO Daubert.
Il was a feeble hit and easy chance. T.
Collins up Bail I. Ball >. Strike I,
called. Foul, strike ? Ball g. 4. Col
lins walked. Sallee was working fast
and he had apparently much difficulty
rraching the corners of the plate.
Weaver up. Ball 1. Weaver lined TO kopf
and l.. Collins was doubled of first,
Kopf 10 Daubert. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
lice had fast hop on his curve
and mad difficulty in controlling II.
FIRST INNING-CINCINNAII 80 Rath
IN STRIKE I, called. Rail- I. Ball ..
strike >. called. Ball .. Rath popped 10
Tclsch. Daubert up. Ball I. Strike 4.
rallod. Ball . Foul. strike >. Daubert
out. Risbern 10 Gsndil II was a hard
fetily. GrOi up. GrOh lined 10 7. Col
ins.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
SECOND INNING-UHCAGO-
rp. STRIKE I. called. jackson doubled 20
center. II was short-hit ball but
uropncd between Duncan and BOush
and rolled away from them. Felsch up.
Eclsch sacrificed, Sallee 10 Daubert,
jackson 20 third. Sallee could have
caught Jackson at third hut did not
take The chance. Gandil UP. Strike I,
called. Gandil out. Kopf 10 Daubert.
jackson was held at third. Risberu up
Ball 1. Ball ?. Risberg flied TO Neale.
No run, one hit, no errors.
Jackson's hit was a little one. n was
dinlSy Texas Lacquer that would
have fallen safe but one time In ten.
Sallee worked magnincenuy with a
possible Sox run on the bases.
SECOND INNING - CINCINNATI -
'oush up. Ball I. Ball .. Ball 3. Ball Z.
nush walked. Duncan up Ball t.Strike
called. Foul, strike >. Ball ?. Ball 3.
duncan lined 10 l.. Collins who threw
Gandil, doubling up Roush. kopf
rp Ball I. Ball 2 kopf nled 10 Felsch.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
William showed increasing wildness
and kent his catcher and the Red bats
men hopping. Kopf, who hit left
handed yesterday against Cicotte. shift
cd TO the other side against southpaw
Williams.
THIRD INNING-CHICAGO - Schalk
IN. Strike called. Ball I. Strike .,
.Niina. Rail- 2. Foul. Schalk iiied 10
iloush williams up Strike 1, called.
Williams singled 10 left J. Collins up.
Rail I. \. Collins lined 10 Duncan In
deep left and Williams was held al
first T. Collins up. Ball 1 Y. Collins
out. Daubert, unassisted. n was an easy
beunder
No runs, one hit, no errors.
THIRD INNING-CINCINNATI
IN. strike 4 called. Foul, strike ?. Ball
Ball ? Strike 3. Neale famed,
swimming hard at the lest one. Rariden
up Strike I called. Rariden flied TO
jackson. II was an easy popup In short
left. SaIlee up. Ball 1. Sallee popped
10 Weaver
No runs. no hits, no errors.
williams exhibited better control In
This lnnina and his curve was breaking
sharply across the corners. Sallee was
uiven tremendous ovation by the
Reds fans when he stepped into the
batter's box.
FOURTH INNiNG-CHCAGO-Weaver
M strike 1. foul Weaver singled TO
center. n was a sharp drive directly
over second base. Jackson up. jackson
sinqIcd TO left Weaver poing 10 sec
ond jackson nit the first ball for
Wicked drive over Kopf's head. Felsch
nm Felseh sacrificed. Sallee 10 Rath.
VINO covered FRS Weaver went TO
inird and Jackson 10 second. Gandil up.
f,andil hit 10 Dauhert whose throw to
igarlden caught Weaver at the plate.
Jackson went TO third on the play. Ris-
,ero nm strike I. called Ball I. Can
M stole second. Harden didn't attempt
ia catch him. Ball ?. Ball 3. Foul. strike
Risberu popped TO Daubert.
40 runs two hits, no errors.
Sallee pitched himself out OF tight
hole. In spite Of the pinch he MIXED
. chanae of pace on Risberp and with
the count 3 and delivered slow oae
tnat the Swede popped up.
FOURTH INNING-CINCINNAH AH-Hath
nm. Ball I. Ball ,. striked 1 called. Ball
2. strike called. Ball Z. Rath walked.
Williams was very wild. Daubcrt up.
Foul. strike I. He attempted 10 hunt
eehalk walked out and conferred with
williams. Daubert sacrificed, Williams
10 Gandil. Rath going 10 second Dau-
bert laid a perfect hunt six feet In front
Of the plate. which Williams lelded
brilliantly. Groh up. Strike 1 called.
Rail I. strike 2 called Ball .. Foul
Rail- 3. Ball Z. Groh walked The crowd
rose TO its feet with tremendous roar.
Gandll and schalk consulted Williams
and the other white Sox inlelders
shouted their encouragement. Roush
IN. Rail T. Ball 2. Schalk again went
out 10 talk matters over with VII
liems. The crowd was on ifs feet
bowling. Strike 1 called. Poush singled
10 center scoring Rsth and sending
Grch 10 third.
The crowd went crazy with 10y.
Coats and hats were thrown into the
air. Felsch made a beautiful stop OF
noush's drive. Duncan up. Strike I.
called Strike 2, swung. Ball 1. Ball 2
Ball 3 Roush ont, stealing second,
schalL 10 Rishern Groh remained at
third. Ball Z. Duncan walked. Kopf up.
Eopf tripled 10 left field. scoring Grch
and Duncan. II was terrific drive
s1uarely between Felsch and Jackson
and ~ rolled 10 the fence Neale UP.
Strike I. Strike ?, called. Neale out. F.
Collins 90 Gandil
Three runs, two hits. no errors.
williams had a terrible session He
VIVA wild as hare and walked three
men in the long session. Eddie Collins
and Gleason consulted with Williams