Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-06
tBx Associated Pressl

70 (By A0SOclatoO TIoSSJ 81
Chicago, Oct. O. Cincinnati won
won the fifth game ofsthe Worlds
Series from the Chicago Ameri-
cans here today by score of 5 to
O. Eller's pitching for the visit
ors was almost a perfect exhibi-
\tion of twirling skill. He allow
Jed the American Leaguers three
hits scattered into as many inn
ings, retired nine of them by the
strike-out route and was himself
in the plays in the sixth inning
that netted Cincinnati q runs.
In this round he got double
and by good base running landed
on third.
The support accorded by his
teammates was flawless. On the
other hand Williams, while he al
lowed but four hits, was slightly
wild. His teammates did not sup
port him as we'll as the Reds sup
ported Eller and the visitors sue
ceeded in getting hits off him al
an opportune moment.
The series now stands, Cincin-
natl four won; lost one. Chicago
one won; four lost.
The attendance at today's game was
34279. The receipts. inclusive of wal
ea1o pIa share
s52.s34.06. clubs share. S35,222.o4
commissions share $9,7SS.9s.
The line up:
Chicago-Lieboid. rf; Il. Collins. 2b
weaver. 3b:, Jackson, IT. Felsch, CT
Gandii, ib: Risberg. IS; Schalk. c; VIII
iiams, p.
Cincinnati-Rath. 2b; Daubert lb
Groh, .3b; Rousch. CT; Duncan. If: Kopf
SIS: Neale. RI: Rariden. C; Eller. p.
Eller, for Cincinnati. and Williams
for Chicago, were warming up wher
the .umpires made their appearance a.
1865 p. m
First Inning
Reds-Rath up. Jackson played neal
left field foul line while Rath was bat.
ting" Rath started the game by draw
ing a pass off Williams. Daubert lai'
down a sacrifice. Schalk throwing hin
out at first Rath easily made secont
on the play Groh sent high fly tt
Felsch and Rath held second. Rouscf
ont. Gandil to williams, the former go
ing over towards second and getting
the ball, while williams hurried ovel
TO f,rst and received the toss. No runs
no hits, no errors.
Sox-Lieboid up. The crowd yelled
announcement to the Sox as Lieboit
came to bat. Liebold started the So'
half by walking to first. Eller's ba6'
all were low and on the outside. Et
Collins up. Eller seemed to have trou
BILE getting 1t over and Daubert cam'
to the box and tried to steady him. Et
Collins was out, Kopf to Daubert. bu
Liebold made second. The play at mrs
was very close. Weaver singled, th'
ball hitting Eller's hands but proving
too hot to handle. Liebold dashed t
third and arrived safely, Jackson up
Luuue started to warm up for Cincin
natl. Jackson popped up high on'
that Groh took care of near third. Lie
bold held third, and Weaver first
Felsch sent high fly that Duncan
captured. No runs. one hit, no errors
Second Inning
n Reds-Duncan up. Eller seemed
7 bit wild but pitched himself out o.
what appeared to be bad hole Dun
! can famed taking terrific swing ant
J missing his final strike. Kopf upj
Felsch and Jackson were playing owe
toward the left for Kopf. Schalk back
ed up and made an easy putout OF
Kopf's high foul. Neale famed VII
lams had his underhand ball working
fine, keeping his shoots around th'
players knees No runs. no hits, M
errors.
Sox-Gandil took swing at the frs
one but missed Gandil took thre'
heavy swings at the ball but only con
nected with the atmosphere, Risbert
famed, going out on a called strike
Schalk famed. Eller had perfect con
troll OF his fast ball and retired the sid'
by striking out Gandil, Risberg, an'
Schalk. No runs, no hits. no errors.
Third Inning
Reds-RarideH up. Gandil took Rar
iden's grounder in back of first base
and beat him to the bag. Eller received
. DlB OVATION Wnen ne tOOh HlS pittCc ~
the batters box. Eller sent on'
straight into the air that Weaver cam
over to the plate and captured. Ratl
popped an easy foul to Gandil vii
liams also seemed to be working II
midseason form. No runs, no hits. M
errors.
Sox---Williams up A record foI
worlds series play was made lin thu
second inning when the catchers mad
all of the putouts. Williams strucl
out. the last strike being called on hin
LieboId famed. Eller continued hi
good work and neither Williams no
Liebold could connect with him. u,
Collins famed. Eller duplicated hi
feat Of the second inning by striking
out all three batters in the third. III,
was pitching remarkable bah. This 4
also record in aworld's series gam,
for the pitcher to retire the batsmen II
two Successive innings by striking
them out. No runs, no hits, no errors
Fourth Inning Bht
Reds-Daubert up. Daubert hoiste'