The sun., 1919-10-05

threw him out with yards to spare. Groh
let the first one. which was too high, go
by, and Nallin called II a strike as IL
cut the inside corner. Groh lined the
third one squarely into Eddie Collins's
hands.
Fourth Inning, Second Half-Gandn
fouled first against Umpire Nallin's
mask. On the next ball he raised a
foul to Daubert and was out. Rlsberg
fouled the first into the grand stand and
raped the second TO right, where Neale
caught the ball near the foul line. The
first to Schalk was too far in and the
second cut the inside corner for strike.
Schalk connected with the third and
popped an easy fly to Kopf.
Cicotte Cracks.
Fifth Inning, First Half--with one
ball called Roush drove hard foul Into
the left field stand. He raped the next
one in front OF the plate and Schalk
pegged him out. Duncan pulled away
from a wide ball and Nallin called It..
Pat smashed a hot one to Cicotte, who
recovered the ball but threw wild, and
Duncan reached second on tho error.
With the count two strikes anc ball
on Kopf Cicotte wasted one. Kopf
fouled the next to the back step and
followed with a single to left and Dun
can held at third. Jackson made a
throw In the direction OF the plate and
Cicotte DETECTED the ball out OF Schalk's
reach. SO that Duncan scored and Kopf
reached second. The official scorers
gave an error to Cicotte on this play.
After pitching strike to Neale Cicotte
twirled' two high ones. at which Neale
refused to swing. Neale then connected
with a curve ball and whipped II over
Jackson's head for two bases, scoring
Kopf. BY this time the shrieks Of the
Cincinnati rooters could be heard all
over the field. Eddie Collins threw out
Wingo on a sharp grounder and Neale
raced TO third. Ring missed swing on
the first ball for a strike. He smashed
the second one hotly to Eddie Collins
" no threw him out.
Cheers and Jeers.
Fifth Inning, Second Half--There
were cheers and boots when Cicotte
toed the scratch. Many Chicago fans
blamed him for the Reds two runs He
raped the first ball to Daubert, who
threw to Ring for an easy put out. Lei
bold fouled the first ball out OF Wingo's
mitt and the second was low and wide
The third was also too low and Nallin
who made a wild throw past Daubert
and the runner reached second. Eddie
Collins hit sharply TO Groh, who threw
to Rath and Leibold was run down
near second, Rath getting the put out
Weaver shot an easy hopper to Daubert
for the third out.
Sixth Inning, First Half-Rath led off
for Cincinnati with gentle grounder
to Rsberg, whose peg to Gandil beat
Rath by a mile. Daubert pasted a hot
bounder to Il. Collins, who scooped up
the ball and threw Jake out at first
Groh lunged into fast one and crashed
the ball towardWeaver, whose good
stop and throw nailed Heinie at first
A Hectic Session.
Sixth Inning. Second Half--With the
mighty Jackson mp the Chicago rooters
implored the slugger to start something.
Joe leaned into one of Rings fast ones
and the crack plainly told OF the power
behind the blow. But the ball bounded
perfectly to Kopf and the Sox slugger
was ont at first base. Felsch followed
with the longest drive OF the game. which
sent Duncan back to within few feet
OF the left field bleachers for n brilliant
catch. These two plays took the starch
out OF the Sox rooters. Gandil drove
through the box for single. This was
only the second hit OF Ring Neale ran
over TO the foul line for Rlsbergs long