The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-10-07

taking third. RiSberg claimed that
Neale interfered with hinE but the
claim was not allowed. Reuther
bounced one to Kerr, who threw to
first for the putout. No runs, no
hits, one error.
Third Inning.
Chicago-Schalk walked to first on
four straight balls. Kerr sacrificed,
Groh to Rath, Schalk going to Sec
ond. 1t was a well-laid bunt. j..
Collins sent high fly to Rousch in
great running catrAs ana . Iptassd N
a3oliins' liner in left center. No runs,
no ftts, no errors.
Cincinnati--The outfield played in
for Rath. Rath proved easy, E. Col
Inns taking his grounder and tossing
him out at first. Daubert singled to
right. 1t was clean drive right
oyer f. Collins head. Groh struck
out. The third strike was called on
him. Daubert stole second. He
slipped off the bag after reaching it.
but scrambled back before E. Collins
could tag him. Rousch was hit by
one of Kerr's fast ones, but he
trotted to first. Duncan doubled to
right center, bringing in Daubert and
ItOuSCT. IL was d HllSniy "aiiop'
Felsch ran way back and caught
Kopfs long fly. Two runs, two hits,
no errors.
Fourth Inning.
Chicago-Duncan took Weaver's
line drive. Rariden went back al
most to the grandstand and nailed
Jackson's high foul. Felsch singled
through the pitchers box, the ball
rolling to center. Kopf threw out
Gandil, stopping in time to get his
grounder after starting for second to
cover the bag as Felsch went down.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Cincinnati-Neale tripled to right
center. There was an argument that
Neale did not touch one of the bases,
but the umpires did not allow the
claim. Rariden sent an easy bounder
that Collins grabbed and tossed him
out at first, Neale holding third.
Reuther doubled over the third base
sack, the ball hitting the left field
pavilion. Neale scored. Rath drove
an easy one to Risberg, but the lat
ter hit Reuther going to third in his
attempt to put him out, and Reuther
scored. Rath took second. Rath
stole third. Daubert hoisted to Jack
son and Rath was caught at the
plate for double play, Schalk get
ting the putout. 1t was great throw
of Jackson's. Two runs, two hits,
one error.
Fifth Inning.
Chicago-Risberg up. Risberg
walked, Reuther failing to put the
ball over the plate. Schalk also
walked. Reuther appeared to becom-
Ix. ctrn
ing both runners a base, Risberg TAX
ing third and Schalk second. Ris-
berg overran third, but Groh failed
to pst Kopfs throw on him. J. Col
Inns flied to Rousch and the latter's
throw was so fast that Risberg, who
had started for home, turned back
and held third. Ring began warm
ing up for Cincinnati on the side
lines. E. 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 touched
Kerr out, Rousch getting an assist
on the play. One run, one hit, no
errors.
Cincinnati-Groh flied to Felsch. j.
Collins, after making a good run for
it, captured Rousch's fly. Duncan
Up. Felsch went way back and mis-
judged Duncan's fly. getting his
hands on it, but dropping 1t, Duncan
reaching third. Risberg threw out
Kopf. No runs. no hits, one error.
Sixth Inning.
Chicago-Weaver popped up
Texas Lacquer that went for double
when Kopf and Duncan played an
Alphone Castor act. Weaver scored
on Jackson's single. Felsch doubled
to the center field crowd. scoring
Jackson. Ring now pitching. Ring
was slow and deliberate. Gandil
hoisted to Daubert, who got the ball
in back of first base, Felsch holding
second. Risberg up. Kopf took Ris-
berg's grounder and threw to Dau-
bert. putting him out, Felsch taking
third. Schalk singled between short
end third, scoring Felsch and tying
the score. Schalk stole second. Groh
grabbed Kerr's bunt and retired the
side by throwing him out at first.
Groh, made great stop and beau