Evening journal., 1919-10-06
Reds Need Two More Wins to Cinch Title

style and all of the Sox ba,iers were
forced 60 pop up.
| FIFTH G-CINCINNATI-R
up. Ball I, Foul strike I. Roush out,
Schalk 10 Gandil. SehaIk dashed half
way 10 the bOX and iielded am easy tap
in wonderful fashion. Duncan up. Dun
can went 10 second when CieOite knock
ed down his drive and then threw the
ball past Gandil 10 the stands. CicOtti
was aven error. kopf up. Rail- 1.
Strike I, swung. Srike 9 called. Ball .
Foul. kopf singled 20 left. Duncan scored
when Cieotti attempting 10 intercept
Jaekson's throw 10 the plate euiIed the
ball 10 the stands. Another error for
Cicottl. kopf went TO second ON the
play. Neale up. Strike l. called. Ball
l. Rail- ,. Neale doubled 70 left scor-
ing hopf. u was a high fly which
Jackson who was playing close in
could not Get back for in time. Wngo
up. WlngO out y. Collins 10 Gandil,
Neale taking third. Ring up. Strike I,
swung. Ring out, Z. C0lliHs 10 Gandil
Two runs, two hits, two errors.
CicOtte was responsible for his own
misfOrtunes In this inning. His two err
rors permitted both Red runs.
FIFTH INNING - CHICAGO - Cicotte
up. Cicotte out, Daubert 10 Ring. who
covered first. n was pretty play
Leibold up. Strike I, swung. Rail- 1.
Rail- p Rail 3. Strike 2, called Leibold
reached second on an error by Groh
when~he picked up the roller and threw
wildly TO Daubert. T.. Collins up. Rail
I. +. Collins hit 10 Groh and Leibold
was caught in a run up between second
and third, GrOh 10 Rath. Weaver up.
Ball I. Weaver out, 10 Daubert, unas-
sisted.
No runs, not hits, one error.
GrOh made a sparkling stop OF Y.
Collins drive and saved Ring from what
threatened 10 be a had situation.
SIXTH INNING-CINCINNA
up. Strike l. Ball I. Foul, strike 2.
Ball 2 Foul, Rath out, Rlsberg to Gan
dill on a pretty play by Risberg. Dau-
bert up. Strike I, called. Ball I. Ball
2 Daubert out, T. Collins 20 Gandil. II
was a hard hit ball that hoped direct
ly into Eddies hands. GroIf- up. Foul.
strike I. Ball I. Foul, strike 2. Ball
2. Groh out Weaver 10 Gandil.
No runs no hits, no errors.
Cicotte was working well and his fast !
ones were making the Reds step back.
SIXTH INNING - CHICAGO-Jackson |
up. Ball 4. Jackson out. KOpf 10 Dau- |
bert. kopf took the ball In the run near |
second base and made pretty throw. /
Folseh up. Felsch gied 20 Duncan. II
was a terrific smash, which Duncan /
captured after a long run against the /
left field wall Gandll M. Ball 1. Bau |
2. Strike 1. BALL 3. Strike 2, called. |
Gandll singled TO center. Kopf made a |
desperate try for the ball, hut could not |
reach II. Risberg up. Ball 1. Strike 1,
called. Ball ?. Risberg lined TO Neale. |
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Neaie made a great catch, capturing
hisberG's drive on the foul line after a
hard run.
SEVENTH INNING - CINCINNATI
Roush up. Rail I. Strike I. called. Ball
?. ROush out, T.. Collins TO GandlI on an 1
Easy hopper toward second base. Dun /
Fan up. Strike I, called. Ball 1. Dun
,an out, Weaver 10 Gandil. Weaver
made a wonderful stop OF terrific
irive and a perfect throw. Kopf up.
Ball I, kOpf out Rlsberg TO GandH.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Neaver's play on Duncan was ono Of 4
he prettiest OF the series thus far. The
irlve turned Buck completely around.
nut he squeezed the ball and retired
Duncan with pretty throw.
SEVENTH INNING-CWCAGO- -SohaIk
up. Ball 1. Strike I, called. SchaIk was
hit by pitched ball. Ring was a bit
Wild and the Red inlelders clustered
about him TO encourage him. Cicotte Il
up. Eller went out to warm up Strike
!, called. Ceotte popped TO Rath, who
went back into short right 10 make
The catch. Leibold up. Ball I. Strike 1.
'alled. Leibold flied to Roush. II was
IN easy chance. Il. Collins up. f. Col
Inns out, Groh 10 Daubert.
No runs. no hits, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING - CINCINNATI -
Neale up. Ball I. strike 1. called. Strike
,, called Neale out, Clcotie 20 Gandn.
On feeble roller 10 the Sox pitcher.
NingO up. WingO singled 10 center.
The ball smashed through Cicotte's
hands li,o 13-inch shell. Ring up.
strike I, called. Ring hit into a double
play, Cicotte 10 Rlsberg 10 Gandil.
No runs. one hit, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING-CHICAG0- Weaver
~. Ball I. Ball ?. Strike I, called. Foul.
itrlke ,, Weaver popped 10 Rath. who
made a magnificent catch on the foul
Inc, eighty feet back Of first base.
Jackson mp. Strike I. called Ball T.
strike ., swung Foul. Ball ?. Jackson
AIMED. He swung tremendously at the
asst one and the crowd booed Felsch
~. Strike I, swung. Ball I. Strike >,
TWung. Ball p Felsch singled 10 left
4 was line drive iust out Of Groh's
each. Gandil up Ball l. Foul strike 1.
Foul. strike .. Gandil whitfield
No runs one hit. no errors.
Ring worked manniflcently In this
nninn and his speed was terrific Gan
IN and Jackson were helpless before
lin.
NINTH INNING-ClNCINNATI-R Rath
~. Ball 4. Strike, 4 called Ball , Rath
ouIed to Schalk Daubert up. Strike I,
allied. Dauhert lined 20 Jackson.
Groh up. Groh fouled 10 Sehalk.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
NINTH INNING-CHICAcO - Risbern
II. Foul, strike 4. Risberu out. Ring 10
)aubert. Schalk up. Strike I. called
Rail- I. Rail- ?. Ball 3. Schalk walked !
Iurphy batting for Cicotte. Murphy up. !
Liebold lined ont 10 Groh. f,
No runs, no hits no errors. :
OFFICIAL BOX SCORE.
Fourth game played in Chicago Octo-
or 4.