The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
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| SERIES DRAMA
Reds Mastery Of White Sox
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ROUSH DRAWS CALCIUM
He Ursurps Spotlight With
Brilliant Fielding and
Timely Hitting.
specia, Despatch TO Tns sus.


the Reds. both teams threw out the same
diminishing lines that opposed each ether
yesterday. Moran has been in the habit
of using Wingo against right hand pitch
ing and Rariden against southpaws all
summer and he adhered to the same sys-
tenn to-day Umpire Evans went behind
the plate as umpire In chief, Quigiey was
at first base, Nallin at second base and
Rlgler at third base. A hush settled
over the crowd when John Collins
stepped up to face the shoots Of the
elongated Sallee.
First Inning, First Half-The Cincin-
natl southpaw's first offering was a ball.
high and wide. Collins leaned into the
next one, but Sallee plucked up the
grounder and whipped to Daubert for the
out Eddie Collins drew two wide ones
and then Slim curved over strike
Collins fouled the next one into the
grand stand for the fans to engage In a
wild scramble over. Eddie waited out
Slim for count OF 2 and 3, then drew
his fourth bail and his base. Weaver
took one ball and then landed solidly on
the next, but he drove straight into the
hands Of Kopf. whose throw to Daubert
completed a two ply killing.
First Inning, Second Half-Rath
worked Williams to "3 and 2" count
and then raised an easy fly to Feisch.
Risberg scooped UP Dauberts gentle
grounder and threw Jake out The fans
roared for Groh to start something when
Heinie stepped up to the plate. The
stocky little Red third baseman landed
on the first ball. but drove 1t on a line
to J. Collins and was out.
sox Threaten in Second.
Second Inning, First HaIf-Sallee
rat
over for Jackson, who let 1t go by for
strike. Slim hooked the next one over
the plate and Joe dumped a Texas
Lacquer back OF second, too far in for
Roush to get to. and the ball rolled
away from Roush and Duncan for two
bases Jackson raced to third on
Felschs sacrifice, Sallee to Daubert
Moran pulled his infield in on the grass
to choke of scoring and Kopf scooped
up Gandil's grounder and threw Chick
out at first, keeping jackson glued to
third. Joe was marooned when Risberg
hoisted curving ny to Neale.
Second Inning. Second HeN-Rcush
drew three wide ones from Williams be-
fore the Chicago southpaw curved over
strike. The next ball was a foot out
side and Eddie trotted to first The
fans roared encouragement to Duncan
as the heavy hitting rookie stepped to
the plate. Pat worked Williams to
three and two" and then lined a
scorching drive into Eddie Collins's
hands. Eddie's toss to Gandil doubled
up Roush off first. Kopfs high fly to
Felsch ended the inning.
Third Inning, First Half-SchallSs
liner looked dangerous when 1t left the
bat but Roush got under 1t. Williams.
on the second ball pitched to him, lined
cleanly to centre for the second hit OF
Sallee. Slim served up q slow ball to
Nd CIV
ny to Duncan. Another slow ball fooled
e Collins and then Eddie grounded to
Daubert, who touched the bag for the
out
Neale Strikes Out.
Third Inning, Second Half-williams
got two strikes on Neale and then en-
teed Greasy to swing at a high one
for the first strikeout of the game. Rari-
denis high fly was captured in left centre
by jackson. Sallee was cheered to the
echo when he stepped to the bat. WILL
Jams served slow one to his mound
rival and Slim lifted a high pop tc
Weaver.
Fourth Inning, First HaIf-weaveI
launched the Sox Off with a hot single
on the first ball pitched to centre fol
the third hit Off Sallee. Jackson also
found the first ball to his liking an6
laced liner to left, Weaver pulling III
at second. That Gleason's instructions
were to go after the first ball wa,
evinced when Felsch refused to let one
go by and hunted for pretty sacrifice
Sallee to Rath. who covered first. both
runners advancing. With men on sec
ond and third and only one out, Salle'
was in a dangerous hole. The Whit
Sox coachers did war dance on thu
sidelines and the Chicago rooters roare'
defiance at Sallee from the grand stand
So far in the inning Sallee only hal
pitched three balls and none of then
reached Rariden's mitt Gandil ais
swung at the first ball, but 1t bounde'
to Daubert. whose throw to Rariden go
Weaver by twelve feet. Gandil stol
second. but his slide was wasted. 70
Rariden played safe by tossing to Sal
lee. With the count IS and 2" on Ris
berg, the Swede popped out to Dauber
and Chicago hopes OF scoring wen
Eiimmering.
Reds Go over Top.
Fourth Inning. Second Half-Th
crowd begged for another fourth In
ming rally by the Reds and cheerin
grew in volume when Williams faile
to get the first two over the plate 70
hath. After a called strike. Rat
drew third bah and then looked q
second strike. The deciding pitc
was bad, and Rath trotted to frs
base Daubert's first attempt to sacr
nee resulted In q foul. His secon
was better. and Rath went down
second base on the sacrifice. William
70 Gandil. 1t was a tough situatio
Tor Williams. with the Reds overdue fc
hit and Groh and Roush coming Vi
OF the FIRST three balls pitched to Grol
TWO were called strikes. Groh was ps
uent and finally got his fourth ball.
Williams seemed to be wabbling an
mis- was made more certain when
started on by pitching a wide one
housh. The next vne was high on Il
inside and Eddie had TO duck Aft
looking at a strike. Roush came throuG
with the first Cincinnati hit, a beautif
line single to centre which scored Rat
Felsch made q one hand pickup OF Il
hit and followed with useless thro
TO the plate. Roush, however, was he
q first base and Groh roasted on thir
Duncan appeared overanxious after
strike was called on him and swung
hard at the next ball that he fell dow
when he missed. Williams wasted II
next one, expecting Roush to steal. b
he did not go down.
sOx Get Break.
With the count 2 and 2, Schalk call
tor another waist ball. and this tin
housh YVES on his way. Here the 81
got a break on very spectacular pia