New Britain herald., 1919-10-06

Second half-Gandil famed. Ris- berg also famed, going out on called strike. Schalk famed. Eller had per feet control of his fast ball and retired the side by striking out Gandil,, Ris- berg and Schalk. No runs no hits, no errors.
 Third Inning.
 First half-Gandil took Raridens grounder in back of first and beat l him to the bag. Filler sent one straight into the air that Weaver came over to the plate and captured. Rath popped an easy foul to Gandil Williams also seemed to be working in mid-season form. No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Second half.-A record for worlds series play was made in the second inning when the catchers made all of the putouts Williams struck out the last strike being called on him. Lie bold famed. Eller continued his good work and neither Williams nor Liebold could connect with him. Ed. Collins famed. Eller duplicated his feat of the second inning by striking out all three batters in the third. He was pitching remarkable ball. This is also a record in a worlds series game for the pitcher to retire the batsmen in two successive innings by striking them out. No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Fourth Inning.
 First half.-Daubert hoisted an easy one that Felsch had hardly to move to take. Groh fell down to avoid Williams second pitch Groh l leo ing an easy catch. Roush hit hard 1 at Williams first offering but did not l connect. Roush lost control of his ! bat and it flew into the pitchers box l but he 4anaged to hit the ball for a 1 foul. Roush reached first safely when 1 his drive went through Risberg. The l latter was charged with an error. Roush stole second. Schal1 allowed i the ball to get away from him and 1 was charged with a passed ball. Dun can ended the inning by popping an 1 easy fly to Jackson. No runs, no hits one error.
 Second half.-Eller grabbed Wea- ver's tap and tossed to Daubert for 1 the putout. Jackson went out the same way, Eller taking his slow grounder and threw to Daubert l F'elsch struck out. Eller was still ,
 
 hits, no errors.
 Fifth Inning.
 First half.-Kopf singled to left l center, it was a drive that cleared l over Ed. Collins head. Neale at tempted to sacrifice but the ball bounced foul. Neale forced kopf at second, Risberg to E. Collins; but he l arrived safe at first. Neale was out stealing Schalk making a beautiful throw to Risberg. The crowd ap- plauded when a fan attempted to catch Rariden's foul in a large meg aphone. Rariden flied to Felsch. No runs, one hit, no errors.
 Second half.-Rath took GandiIs grounder and threw to Daubert put ting him out. Risberg sent fast grass cutter to Groh who threw him out at first. Schalk waIloped one and it went to Duncan but it was so fast that 1t was held to a single. Williams ended the inning by striking out FL ler's eighth strike-out victim. No runs, one hit, no errors.
 Sixth Inning.
 First half-Eller doubled to center and took third when Felsch threw wild to third. It was a terrific drive that went clear to the fence. Jackson and Felsch once again moved over to the left for Rath. Williams four pitch to Rath was way wide and al- most got away from Schalk. Rath singled to right, scoring Eller. The Chicago infield was playing in at the time. Daubert sacrificed Weaver to Gandil, Rath going to second. The bunt was perfectly laid. Williams hnt l was a strike but without avail, on the second ball. Williams lost temporary control and walked Groh Roush sent a high fly that went to Felsch for a three base hit scoring Rath and Groh. The play at the plate on Groh was very close and Schalk jumped up and bumped himself into Umpire Rigler Rigler motioned~ Schalk to the bench and Lynn went into catch for Chicago. Felsch got his hands on Roush's fly but was running hard to- ward the fence and could not hold it. Duncan lifted to Jackson and Roush scored, the throw to the plate being wide. Duncan is credited with 8 sac rifice fy. Kopf ended the inning by popping a fly to Felsch. Four runs three hits, one error.
 Second half-Groh snatched Lie bold's grounder and threw him out l at first Roush gathered in F.. Col l lins' high fly. Weaver's grounder ! bounced into Kopf's hands and he !