The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-10-07

tiful throw. Three runs. four hits,
no errors.
The Sox hit Reuther hard and their
drives off Ring were also of the wal
lop character.
Cincinnati-NeaIe singled through
the pitchers box. The ball bounced
a little too high for Kerr. J. Collins
took Rariden's line drive, Neale hold
ing first. The crowd began to hand
clap in unison. Ring struck out,
making a healthy swing at the third
strike, but missing, Neale was out
sstealngA Schalk to Risberg. No runs,
one hit, noserrors.s
Seventh Inning.
Chicago-Liebold batted for ]. Col
Inns and will play right field for Chi
cago. Kopf came over fast and took
Liebold's grounder, throwing him out
at first. e. Collins hoisted a high
cne that Rousch got under and
caught. Weaver batted left-handed,
and Rath took his grounder and
threw him out at first. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Cincinnati-Rath up. Rath hoisted
one into short left field for a Texas
league single. Jackson made gal
liant attempt and turned a somer-
sault trying to get it, but barely
missed. Daubert attempted to sacr,-
fee the first ball. but it rolled foul.
He laid the next one down nicely
for a sacrifice, Kerr to Gandil. Rath
went to second. Groh walked after
fouling off several. Groh succeeded
in working Kerr for a pass. Rath on
second Rousch forced Groh at sec
ond, Risberg to E. Collins. who COM
pleted double play by throwing to
Gandil and getting Rousch. No runs.
one hit, no errors.
Eighth Inning.
Chicago-The outfelders played
deep for jackson. Jackson walked.
passed Jackson, the first man up in
this inning. Felsch sent a high fly
to Neale, Jackson holding first. Can
dill walked. Ring also wankel Gandil
and appeared very unsteady. jack
son on second. Rousch came in fast,
got Risberg's line drive and then ran
to second, tossed the ball to Rath,
retiring jackson for a double play.
1t was a wonderful catch and looked
safe, so much so that Jackson had
rounded third. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Cincnnati-Gandil ran almost to
the right field side seats and took
Duncan's foul. Kopf charged his out.
Kopf lined out to Kerr. Kerr ap-
parently hurt his hand in catching
Kopf's liner. Kerr resumed pitching
and Neale singled to left on his first
pitched ball. Rariden singled, the
ball bouncing out of Kerr's hands,
Neale going to second. Risberg
grabbed Rings grass cutter, tossing
to Eddie Collins. forcing Rariden for
the third out. No runs, two hits, no
errors.
Ninth Inning.
Chicago-Schalk famed, the final
strike being called. Kerr drove to
Ring, who tossed to Daubert, get
ting him. Liebold walked. Ring
was having trouble finding the plate.
Liebold stole second. beating the
throw easily after getting a big lead.
f. Collins lifted high fly to Roush.
No runs, no hits, no erors.
Cincinnati-Weaver threw out
Rath at first. Daubert singled to
center. 1t was a clean line drive.
Risberg took Groh's grounder and,
tossing to f. Collins, forced Daubert
at second, Groh being safe at first.
Roush up. Groh out stealing, Schalk
to E. Collins. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
The game then went into extra in
nings.
Tenth Inning.
Chicago-Weaver opened the tenth
with a double to left field that Dun
can could not quite reach. jackson s
first sacrifice attempt went foul.
Jackson singled, Weaver going to
third. Jackson laid down bunt and
beat it out. Felsch struck out, TAX
ing a swing at the final one. Can
dill singled into center, scoring
Weaver and putting Jackson on sec
ond. Risberg lined to Kopf, who
threw to Rath at second. doubling
jackson. One run, three hits, no er-
rors.
Cincinnati-E. Collins threw out
Roush at first. Duncan fouled to
Schalk behind the plate. E. Collins
threw out Kopf at first. No hits, no
runs. no errors.