The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-08

No runs; one hit; no errors.
The Reds were in fighting mood
land each batsman in the second
inning protested vigorously Umpire
lQuigleys decisions on balls and
strikes.
! Kopf also grabbed when Umpire
Rigler called him out wnen he tried
Ito steal.
] Third Inning.
/ Sox.-J. Collins up. Foul, strike 1.
The ball took off a fans hat in the
grand stand. Ball 1. J. Collins
singled to second, Rath making a
nice stop, Kopf recovered but could
not make the play
E. Collins up. e. Collins beat out
ia hit to Kopf. 1t was a close play.
~. Collins went to second.
Weaver up. Foul, strike l. Fisher
went out to warm up. Foul. strike 2.
He tried to bunt. Weaver hit into a
double play, Kopf to Daubert. J.
/ Collins went to third.
| Jackson up. Jackson singled to
left, scoring J.. Collins.
J, Felsch up. Felsch forced Jackson,
tKopf to Rath. u
One run; three hits; no errors.
I 1t was hard inning for Sallee and
he was lucky to escape with one run
against him as the Sox were pound.
! ing the ball viciously and the Red
! fans were calling for new pitcher.
Wingo up. Ball 1. Ball 3.
! Strike l, called. Ball 8. Ball 4.
IWingo walked.
Sallee. up. Ball l. Strike 1. called.
4Strike Q, swung Foul. Sallee lined
ito Felsch on the right field foul
line
! Hap played him just right.
i Rath up. Strike 1, called. Rath
forced Wingo. Risberg to, e. Collins.
Daubert up. Dauberr lined to
! Cicotte.
/ No runs; no hits; no errors.
f! Qn Chicago's third, Umpire Nal
! lin called Weaver safe at first when
i Kopf attempted to complete double
play, but Umpire Rigrer at second
base ruled the runner out when E.
Collins. running to second, interfered
with Kopf's throw.)
Fourth Inning.
Sox.--Gandil up. Strike 1, called
Ball 1. Foul, strike g. Ball 2. Gandil
Z! flied to Neale in short right. Earle
: took the ball after pretty run.
Risberg UP. Ball 1. Ball 2. Ris.
/ berg fouled to Daubert who made a
spectacular catch leaning over the
/ fence into box.
Schalk up. :, Schalk was credited
with single when he beat out hit
to Groh.
/ Cicotte up. Ball L. Cicotte flied to
( Roush.
q In hit.
Groh made a wonderful stop OF
Schalk's grass1cutter, but threw from
a difficult angle and Ray beat the
throw to the.b bag.
Reds.-Groh up, Ball 1. Ball z,
Strike 1, called. Groh out E. Collins
to Gandil on an easy roller.
Roush up Roush out e. Collins to
! Gandil on another easy chance.
Duncan up. Strike 1, called. Duncan
I out Weaver to Gandil.
No runs; no hits :, no errors.
Cicotte was working grandly, mix
ing sharp curve with fast ball
that was hopping sharply. The Reds
were swinging hard, but were not
| able to hit Eddie out of tho irfield.
I Fifth Inning.
! Sox.-J. Collins up. j. Collins flied
! to Neale on the first ball pitched. 1T
was high one.
| e. Collins up Ball l. Ball 2. Pail
i3. Strike l, called. Foul, strilce 2.
Quigley stopped proceedings to dust
off the plate e. Collins sfngiei 20
center 1t was clean drive directly
tover second
Weaver up. Weaver was safe on
Groh's error, E. Collins going 10
second. a
Jackson up. Ball /. Jackson safe
on Rath's error of his grounder, fill
Il ing the bases. The Reds were PLAIN.
ly up in the air.
Felsch up. Ball /. Strike l, swung.
Felsch singled to center, scoring h.
Collins and Weaver, sending Jackson
to second. 1t was clean hard drive.
Sallee squatted in the box and Dau-
bert went over to talk to him. The
Red infielders walked to the box with
Fisher and talked over the situation
with him.
Fisher now pitching for Cincin-
natl
Sallee drew big hand when he
walked down past the Red dugout
Gandil up. Foul, strike 1. Ball /.
Gandil out, Fisher to Daubert.
Jackson went to third and Felsch
to second.
Risberg up. Strike l.. called. Ball
4. Foul, strike 2. Bressler went out
to warm up for the Reds. Ball q.
Strike 8, Risberg famed
Two runs; two hits; two errors,
Sallee was driven from the box by
"a furious bombardment. The Sox
batters were digging their cleats in
and swinging viciously The Reds
were plainly disconnected and the
Red infleld was UNSTEADY.