Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-10
SLANM|NG, FUMBU|NG, COMEDY FEATURE E|GHTH AND DECIDING
 CAME IF WORLD'S SERIES PLAY

the Sox produced the first and only home run of the Series. Jackson was the hero. He caught a breast high fast one and dropped it cleanly into the distant right field bleachers. It counted for one run, for there were none on bases ahead of him. Felsch was retired, short to first and for four more innings Jackson's tally re- mained to picture the fact tha the Sox were contending.
 ! Neither side scored in the fourth, but the inning was signalized by a wonderful throw by Liebold from | center, which nailed Eller. The in- ming started by Rariden lining to Gandil. and Eller got on by taking one of James wild ones in his anatomy. Rath heat out a hit toward Collins, , EIler reaching second Daubert sin gled to left center and Eller attempe- ed to score. It was on this play that Liebold made his accurate return to the plate. Groh popped to Collins. Reds Score Again.
 In the fifth the Reds added an other tally to their string, and did it after two had been retired hitless to the coop. Kopf bounced one past Gandil and way down on the safe side of the foul line for triple. Neale rose to the emergency with single to left. Kopf scoring. Neale stole second and Risberg threw Rariden out at first.
 The Reds started the sixth with Eller up, and he singled through the pitchers box Rath walked and as James seemed to be weakening fast bert greeted Wilkinson, the new hur- Ter, with bunt in front of the plate. Schalk had plenty of time to force Eller at third, but threw wide and the bases were filled. Groh in the pinch struck out Roush singled to center, scoring Eller and Rath. Dun can joined in the melee by singling and scoring Daubert. Kopf walked and Neale hit to, Weaver, who threw Roush out at the plate. The bases, however, remained filled. With Rar- iden at bat, Kopf took too long lead off second and was caught by Schalk's throw
 In the eighth Roush got life when hit in the back by pitched ball, and it eventuated into a tally. He was sacrificed to second by Duncan and registered on Rariden's singel to left.
 Chicago started such fireworks as they had in reserve in this inning. Liebold drove a liner to right which Neale captured on the dead run. Col lins singled to center and Weaver doubled to right. Then both Collins and Weaver scored on Jackson's dou- ble in the same direction. Felsch popped to Daubert. It was here that the sun joined the White Sox team. Gandil hit long fly to right center. Neale evidently heard the crack ol the bat, but saw nothing. He shaded his eyes to pierce the blue, but never saw the ball, and it dropped thirty feet from anybody for triple. He scored when Roush, also bothered by the glare, dropped Risberg's fly. Schalk was thrown out by Rath, ter minating the rally.
 Sox Threaten.
 The Reds got a man to second in the final round, but he expired there, while the Sox, responding to yells from their friends in the stands, tried 1 to start another rally but nothing came of it. Murphy came to bat for Wilkinson and did not try very hard to get out of he way of curve, which struck him on the back. Lie | bold sent a liner which had all the earmarks of triple to right center. Roush made the greatest catch of the series in capturing it. He raced at top speed across the field and fell 1 as he grasped the ball off his shoe 1 tops. He turned a somersault, but came up with the ball still safely in his hands. Murphy was almost at
 second but was able to scramble back
 to first Ed Collins singled to cen ter and Murphy made third on the
 hit. The Reds made no attempt tC
 prevent Collins stealing second. The
 game was too near over. Weaver flew
 out to center. Now was the time
 from the local viewpoint, Tor another
 homer by Jackson, but he went out
 easily, Rath to Daubert.
 All told the Reds accumulated Il
 hits every player getting one or more
 The Sox made ten. Score:
 \ CINCINNATI AB. R. H. A. E
 Rath, 2b .............--.. ? Daubert. 1b ...-.-. ? s Groh, 3b .......-........ ? 2 Roush, Of .........-.- Duncan, If -............. 4
 Kopf, ss -.--.-------.----- 3 l Neale, If .....-.....-.-.- 3 Rariden, -............. Eller' p ---..---.----.---- 4 1 l