Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-07


ting galore, first class base running,
sparkling fielding feats with enough err
rors sprinkled in to give Red fans thrill
after thrill.
Wee Dickey Kerr of Texas again
emerged hero, not because Of perfect
pitching of the variety that character
lied his first winning game, but because
he stood under bombardment Of eleven
Red hits and fought his way through II
game man Is victory. 1t was Kerr s sec
ond victory of the series and the little
fellow now in credited with the only
two games the Sox have taken.
First Inning.
Chicago. Collins up. Rcuther s
first delivery was fast one few
inches outside. J. Collins popped to
Rath. E. Collins up; E. Collins fined to
Roush. Weaver singled through short,
Kopf got in front of the ball but it was
too fast for him. jackson up Jackson
drove a tremendous clout into the left
field pavilion, for foul. Jackson, pop
ped to Groh. No runs, one hits, no er-
rors.
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out the inning. He did not show III
this session the greet speed and dazzling
curves he uneorked in his first appear
ance.
Cincinnati -Rath up Kerr's first
was curve that cut the plate Rath
popped to Risberg. Daubert up. Dau
bert out, Kerr TO Gandil. Groh up
Groh doubled to left center. Roush up
Roush singled to short and Groh was
out when he overran third, Risberg tc
Weaver. No runs, two hits, no errors
Kerr worked easily and confidently
hut the Reds were laying the ball on tbs
wood hard.
Second Inning.
Chicago-Felsch up. Felsch flied t.
Nelc, VINO backed up almost to the wal
to make the catch Gandil UP. Gandi
out, Kopf to Daubert. Risberg up. kis
berg flied to Neale. No runs, no hits
no errors.
The Sox were swinging on the ba
The report made soon after the accl
tinued to work slowly and took his tim
before eact delivery.
Cincinuati-Duncan up. Duncan W.
safe on Risberg' error of his cas-
grounder. 1t was slow hit bell an
asberg tried to field it too fast. kof
up. Kopf walked and the crowd can
70 its feet with mighty roar. Neal
up. Neale forced Duncan at third, hei
(. TO Weaver. Kopf going to second. Rar
den up. Rariden forced Neale, E. 20
Inns to Risberg, Kopf taking third kel
ther up. Reuther out, Kerr to Gandl
No runs, no hits, one error.
Third Inning.
Chicago-Schalk up. Schalk walke'
Kerr up. Kerr sacrificed, Groh to Rat
who covered first J. Collins up.
Collins flied to Roush. f. Collins line
to Duncan. No runs, no hits, no error
Cincinnati-Rath up. Rath out
Collins to Gandil Daubert up. Da
bert singled to right Groh up. Gre
famed. Roush up Daubcrt stole Sc
ond. Schalk S throw was t trifle 10
and wide. Roush hit by pitched ba
He did not try to dodge. Duncan U
as if they meana business. Reuther co
bert and Roush. 1t was eorhing a
Kopf up. Kopf flied to Felsch. Ty
runs, two hits, no errors.
Fourth Inning.
Chicag go--Weaver flied to Dunca
jackson fouled to Rariden. Fels
singled through box. Gandil up Ga
dill out, Kopf to Daubert. No runs, o
hit, no errors.
Cincinnati-Neale tripled to left e
ter. Raridea out, E. Collins to Ganc
Neale being held at third. Reuther
Reuther doubled to left scoring Nea
It was a terrible smash down the i
field foul line. Rath up. Rath hit
Risberg whose throw toycateh Reuti
at the third hit the runner s should
the ball bounding away and henti
scoring. Rath went to second. Daun
up. Rath stole third. Daubert flied
jackson, and Rath was out at the pl
on Jackson s throw to Schalk. 1
runs. two hits. one error.
Fifth Inning.
Chicago Risberg up. Risberg walk
Schslk up Reuther was wild and X
went out to warm up. sehalk walk
Daubert and Rariden went out
talked with Reuther. Kerr up.