Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-08
GAME AT REDLAND
| PARK IS REPLETE
| With THR|LLERS
Weird Fielding and Snappy
Base Running Mark Ten
Inning Contest.
CINCINNATI LOOKED LIKE
WINNER IN TWO FRAMES
Suck Weaver Snaashes Out De-
Gliding Tally With Second
Two-Bagger.
tosfE TEAM CONF ENT
inters Field Satisfied That Trick of
Previous Day Would Be
Repeated.
ME TEAM CONFIDENT
'nters Field Satisfied That Trick oil
Previous Day Would Be
Repeated.
rBy Associated pr.sn,

BY Associated PrecN1
cL"CiNHATI. Oct Tho person
mo was directed to shin up the pole"
t Redland Park and measure II for
ne worlds championship bunting. slid
own the shaft n bit today and tho
Measuring was postponed
| Tho reason was that tha White Soy
10 not dare lose today's game. for
tEh II would have gone the CHAMPION
MP, they overoamc a lead of four
uns and by delivering one more tally
ne tenth round. won the game, fivc
uns to four for Cincinnati
II ~as contest replete with thrills
no heaEt breaks. varied by some weird
ieinins. snappy base-running. mighty
LOUIS. mad c&tches, and in short. prac-
| icaiIy everything relating to baseball
Cincinnati looked like \ certain win
Ter In the third and fourth rounds. in
ne course OF which four Red legs
rossed tSe plate. In the NTH tho Sox
urned two passes and single into
I tal!y. and IN the sixth two doubles
ma Two sinEles were the major fac
ors In the three runs which tied the
core. To Buck Weaver, sterling third
aseman, who welded a mighty stick
q the game. feli tho dIetinction OF
scordinE the winning run In the tenth.
lie w3S the nrst man UP and doubled to
enter. his second two-sacker OF the
.ame.
Chnnt Encouragement
The partisan crowd became hushed.
md then began to chant encourage
nent to Ring. who had displaced Reu-
her as pitcher for the Reds. Jackson
riec TO hunt and missed. but on a
'eeond attempt the ball dribbled a few
While the bail was perfectly felded.
Jackson crossed the initial sack with
me, TO spars Weaver landing ON
aopS. e fhs Ssa sn'b had strSek as
lmt but Gandil. who had previously de-
ivered nothing, singled and Weaver
'cored. In their half OF the tenth the
Reds went out in order and the day
,losed with the series standing four
.ic,ories for Cincinnati and two for
,hicaGo.
ield confrdent that they had SO drubbed
! he visitors that tho last ounce of
/ light had departed from them.
Hauled Over ConiN.
The latter, however. had been hauled
,ver the Goals In unmistakable fashion
2,y Manager Gleason during the fore
loon and they came on the field look
Ing desperate rather than hopeful:
Dutch" Rcuthcr, who became a local
,sttins in the hrs, game OF the series.
I'm which Chicago was humilia,ed 9
10 J. was trotted out to deliver the
osr de Fbs Ees erowS 10 rsne aRe him roas
ing welcome, but although he held his
,dversaries hi.!ess during the hrst
| Three innings, experts noted that the
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Ithe outfeld or sizzling them down the
L tn,I, lines In way that was not pres
snt in the first game. There were mono
out in the sixth when MANAGE AorSn' hscp'
omed him to the benth and Jim ring.
right handler who pitched the Reds
10 2 to . victory at Chicago, was was
Md hui effective until the tenth, aided
by some sparkling fielding.
pick Kerr on Mound.
Dick Kerr who pitched Chicago's
,,iy previous victory. a three-to- moth
ing shut out hv az ManaceE ah,eaEoG gleason i and
,atboi,rh eleven hits were registered
,rains5 ,snT1 him, he was steady in the
nches and ksP. tMo bae sasm inHings we,s
Raw Schalk, who was banished yes
orSay. was back in the catcher's box.
Collins star.ed the he, game @ns IN r,shi eed
IN e'u the seventh by Leibold. as Ring.
right handler. was pitching.
The stands were packed iS" so, Thsn Tats,nsn j;
faced Ruether. He popped high one
Which Rath captured way. back of
second base. surrounded by Neale,
,auoet pam their respective stations Eddie
I'oIiins hit viciously for an out at
center. center Weaver's grass cutter went
Sopf ib but anotbeF 5heksGm non made nn the
'h1ra 1n the Reds half Groh doubled after
orts by Rath and Daubert. Risberg,
Of short, juggled Roush's gSounder
Until the runner was safe, but Groh
overran third and 'Risberg threw to,
Weaver for an out.
Duncan Is Forced Out.
The feature Of the second inning.
o,berwise unadorned. was the force
out of Duncan at third Duncan got
life on Risberg's tumble Of his
n,ounder Kerr became unsteady and
Salked Kopf. Neale grounded to Kerr
who ignored the batsman and snapped
" high one to Weaver. who. however.
1rapped It in his ungloved hand and
caueht Duncan. Rariden then tapped
one to Eddie Collins whose throw to
Risberg killed Neale at second. but
Konf reached third. The mighty Rue
ther whose great batting in the first
game was remembered with cheers
Sv the crowd, responded with an easy
ont Kerr to Gandil. In this inning
Schalk walked and was sacrificed to
senond, hut got no farther.
In the third inning the scoring be-
pan. Rath was retired. r. Collins to
Gandi1, and Daubert singled to right
He stole second. Groh famed and
Roush was hit by a pitched ball. There
we're now two on bases and the crowd
hegan calling for q run. Duncan re-
snonded with a terrific double be-
tween J. Collins and Felsch, which
scored Daubert and Roush, amid a.
tumult in the stands. Kerr looked
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