The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-10

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lie made a few mistakes, but in the =
main he caught good ball and reTT~
rswed his hold on the ti.ie OF besss
backstop in the game.
Groh punched single to right
Just ahead of Felsch and Daubert
went to second. The sc-called =
Dangerous Dan" Rousch, who has
got been at all dangerous ~ bat at
Ter the first game OF 'hc series, rip
led 9 fierce grounde' iight across
tho first base to deep iight for two.
bases, scoring Daubert and putting
Groh on third The crowd began
roaring take him out ard Gleason
might have done we'll to heed the e
"dvice Of the crowd right there. -
He waited. how ever Until Pat
Duncan smashed another double tov
left scoring Groh md 2ousch. Then
the Kid waved the lefthander~
away Big Bill James went TO the
mound with one out and Duncan on
81 cond 80
He passed Kopf. the fcst man to e.
FACE HIM, and Ray Williams, the
recruit from the American associa-
ton went down to Inc warm up,
station. Greasy" Nealc. one of the
eest hitters in the series. struck out,
ewing the Sox roo'ers renewed
hope Wa al" Bill Rariden bump
cd dinky single into right field =
however. porjng the ball just over
Gandn's head and Duncan scored
kopf going TO third.
The heavy footc6 karicen stole
second, the Sox far oIa player Of
The short stop rushing ZIP hack of
lie pitcher. to take the threw going
wrong when Schalk threw poorly.
a.. EHl yns
what seemed to be Ole Of the long
est innings ever playci in g. world
series
The tiny Leibold opened for the
Sox by smacking a brisk single to
left off Eller and Immediately Jimmy
Ring and Ivy Wingo were seen wend-
ing their way toward the warm-up
station IT began to look like q bat
tie royal as Eddie Collins cracked a
two hagger to left center. the ball
bouncing off Duncan's knees as he
crossed over to stop it.
Reds Make Kick
LeieoId took third as Collins was
making a beautiful slide into second
ahead of the throw. The Red in
helders kicked a little over Nallin's
decision. Bill Evans behind the plate
made a careful examination OF the
pitched 10 Wasver
He called Buck on strikes and tM@
third baseman complained quer-f-
lously. standing at the plate for sew
eral minutes after the official ver~
dict.
"Shoeless Joe" Jackson popped
weakly to Rath who went over hack
of third and got the ball While Ell
Ter was pitching to Felseh had
another peek at the baseball. They
evidently suspected Eller was usfne
something Illegal. Incidentally. he
probably does but Cicotte and 4 lot
Of other pitchers are said to be IN
the same gondola Felsch famed,
swinging under the third one. The
"sh jner" was working
Billy Evans got the well-known
'raspherry from the crowd in the
second inning for calling ball on
Rath when the pitch seemed 10 split
the plate after which Rata struck
out Dauhert was an easy out and
then when Heine Groh came to bat.
tine small CAPTAIN Of the Reds in
sisted or a look at the baseball Never
was the old instrument OF national
amusement so closely inspected as at
this game
Ciroh should have been an easy an
hts roller TO Gandl. hut Ga1dil Jug
sled the ball Just long enough for
firoh 70 heat his toes 10 James as
Bill went over 10 cover the has
Hetne pulled un linpinS, turning his
ankle az ne crossed the bag tut hs
remained in the game He got
ar IN the lick
Rousch sluKged a two-bss~ drive
in between Jackson and L~ihoi9.
Both Nelders apparently waited to~
late before starting after the bali
Groh scored from first and Rou*ch
was trapped between second ard
third
Bail Examined hy Twp.
Once more Bill Evans examined the
ball al the hehest OF Ray Schalk as
the Sox catcher came to bat in the
second after Gandil had gone out and
Risbers had drawn walk schalk
Also took a peek and spat on the bsiS's
before tossing II back 10 Evans. Then
Ray singled 70 left. putting RisherT.~
James fouiea to Groh, who got the
ball while standing among the White
Sox bats Leibold famed
whatever Tiller vas using IL was
might befuddling 10 the white Sox
Bill James too was pitching with all
he had ana all he knew The big
pitcher seemed 10 have plenty Of
speed and he was not afraid TO Try
a slow one now and then
Jackson hit the hrst home run OF
the series IN the Sox side Of the
third Duncan made a good catch OF
Collins long smash and Rath
snatehed difficult twister from
Weaver's bat over in short right CEN
ter Then "Shoeless Joe" bangor y
drive into the right neld bieachers.
Kopf threw out Felsch .~
James hit Eller with = pitched bail,
after one was out in the fourth. and
Rath got an inheld lick 70 Rtsberg,
although II looked to some a. II the
Swede" had Eller at second in .
scrambiing play. Daubert singled to
center and Eller tried to score Let
holds throw fell we'll ahead OF the
plate. but schalk got the bali and by
an amazing play got Eller at the
plate Rath reached third and Dan
bert went to second on the throw. but
Groh fould out
The game became a dreary AFFAIR.
triple by Kopf and single by
Neale in the NTH produced another
run for the Reds after two were out
In the sixth Eller singled over sec
ond Rath walked and James was
taken out. Wilkinson went in and
the slaughter began. Daubert hunted
in front OF the plate and Schalk
made A bum peg to third to catch
Eller. Groh famed with the bases
loaded. Rousch singled over Collins'
head. Eddie leaping up and barely
'"r"Ni0c the ball. Tller and Rath