The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10

George Weaver finished the series as
he started-the one hero of the White
Sox, a titan with the bat ana an uh-
erring worker of great deeds In the
field. Weaver got a single when wen!
for naught, and a double which inquired
in the eighth inning rally. Then let us
not forget Eddie Collins, of whom great
things had been expected. Collins con-
tinued hitting and came through with
a double and two singles. jackson
added a double in the eighth to his
| home run.
1t was Chick Gandil who surprised
them all and drove out three base MT
which scored a run in the prolific eighth
and put him where he scored soon after
Williams started the game well
enough, Rath, the first Red up. being
! retired by Risberg. But then came the
storm. Daubert singled to centre and
1 before the crowd had recovered Groh
! had smashed the ball to right for base.
/ In the midst of the wild exultatlon Oh
the fans from Cincinnati Roush sent
two base hit down the right field FOUL
line, scoring Daubert.
| Duncan drove a two Dagger to jack
| sons territory and Groh and Roush
scored. The Reds had got only four
hits in nine innings in each OF thelr
previous encounters with Williams. now
they got that number in one-third
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for the series and James took the mound.
harden sends Duncan Home.
James went in a little cold and he
walked Kopf There was little
breather when Neale struck out but
Rariden started trouble anew when he
singled lust over GandiPs head, scoring
Duncan and sending Kopf TO third
Gandil might have played that ball
little better. Rarden stole second, but
Eller flied to Felsch and the inning was
over. Four runs and Ave hits. What
a life!
The Cincinnati attack sent the fans
Into the doldrlims, but they soon emerged
with bells on. For Filler too was re-
ceived with vigor. Leibold, nrst up
singled and then Eddie Collins doubled.
But Weaver famed, kopf took care OF
Jackson and Felsch famed too.
| James opened the second under au-
spicious circumstances when he struck
out Rath and Daubert flied to left. Then
Croh heat out a hit to Gandil. The
third baseman was spiked by James in
thc n-elee, but after a short intermisA
sion resumed his play on first Roush
then doubled to centre, scoring Groh,
hut he was run down himself trying to
, ! get to third.
I
In their half of the second the Sox
| AGAIN got two men on the bases, but
once more Eller. helped by great sup
, port, stood up in a pinch and the Chi
, caeoans we're forced to go runless.
The Reds went both hitless and run
less in the third and got nothing out OF
two hits in the fourth. In the fifth, with
two out. Kopf tripled past Gandil to the
right field corner of the park and scored
when Neale drove hit through short
To open the sixth inning Eller beat
out a hit to Collins and Rath walked
That was enough for James, and VIII
kinson entered the fray. Daubert tried
TO sacrifice but a wild throw by SchalB
{ to third left all hands safe and the
|. bases choked. Groh famed. Then
Roush again came through this time
with a hit over Collinss fingertips, scor'
Ing Filler and Rath and sending Daubert
' TO third Duncan sent single to cen
tire, scoring Daubert
THAT was the end of the scoring In
that session, and 1t was enough. Tit
Reds already had amassed nine rum
and some of the natives began to edg'
toward the exits. This was no bal
game II was a slaughter OF the hom
fayorites, and the weaker hearted fan
could not bear to look on.
II They battled along until the eighth
| and now came the staging OF littl
tableau vivant, called the dying gladia
tor.
Ii Leibold Starts n Rally.
Leibold filed to right. Collins starte
| the bcmbardment with single to cen
tire and Weaver continued the good wor
with a double down the right field fou
line. jackson was beseeched by tn
fans to respond with another home rur
While he could not I'LL that large orde
he did come through with two bias
! hit to right. which scored the two run