The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-07
FIFTH GAME is
/ FEATURED BY
FINE PITCHING
'Williams's Work Almost as
Impressive as That of
'Hod" Eller.
BREAKS FAVOR THE REDS
Cincinnati Hits Come When
Most Needed Details of
Contest Show.
Special Despatch TO THr Sun.

Special Despatch TO THr Sun.
CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Pat Moran played
his ace in the hole, Hold Eiier. against
Claude Williams, Gleason's best south
paw, in the third tilt of the big series
here to-day. As customary when an
opposition southpaw Is working. the
Red chieftain sent Rariden behind the
bat. With a right handler on the peak
for Cincinnati Commander Gleason used
Leibold instead OF Collins as leadoff
man. The Empirical assignments were
the same as In the first game Rigler
behind the plate. Evans at first base.
Quigley at second base and Nallin at
third base.
First Inning, First Half--Chicago
fans were of the opinion that Williams
would come into his own In his second
try at the Reds and a mighty roar
went up when the White Sox southpaw
strolled into the box. Lefty opened
wildly and his first offering to Rath
was a ball so wide that the best Schalk
could do was to knock 1t down. Williams
then cut the plate with a strike. Rath
let the next one 60 by for ball Rigler
called strike two when Williams
shot one over waist high. 1t was fol-
lowed by a wide one which ran up a
count of 20 and - Rath trotted to
first when the next one missed the, cor
ner by a narrow margin.
On the first ball Daubert laid down
a pretty bunt for a neat sacrifice,
Schalk to Gandil, Rath going to second.
Groh showed what q hard man he is to
patch to when he drew two balls, both
OF them below the knees. The third
Offering broke wide but Heinie bit on
Il and lifted a high fly to Felsch, who
lrNpt Rath glued to second by fast
throw to Risberg. The Cincinnati root
Ana. rAA no..
stepped up to the plate to face Williams.
The southpaw refused to put the first
one over and Roush watched 1t go by.
Claude cut the corner for o strike. The
third had a wicked hop on 1t and Roush
grounded to Gandil. whose throw 10
williams. who covered thei bag got
Eddie At nrst.
Filler Waivers at start.
FIRST Inning. Second Half-Eller fed
stumpy little Liebold two balls before he
I sps tlsc rsiige and shot across two per-
3sss strikes. Hold then grew unsteady
and handed Lieboh a high one and
, low one for his base. Eddie Collins was
wildly acclaimed as he cahqe to the plate.
Eller's FIRST offering to the White .Sox
star was a wide one that went for a
bali Hes slipping" the fans yelled,
as Filler failed to locate the plate on his
Il
chances and he rushed Luque to the bull
pen to warm up. On close decision
Collins grounded to Kopf and was out at
frst. While e. Collins was kicking on
the decision Liebold seized the opportu-
nifty to make a wild dash for second.
Collins's kick caught the Reds or their
guard and Memo made second safely.
Filler grooved one for Weaver and
Buck leaned savag ely into II, carromng
a hot single off Eller's finger tips, send
ing Liebold to third. With the mighty
Jackson up. Liebold on third and Eller
apparently on the chutes things looked
rosy for the white Sox and the Chicago
fans made the grand stand tremble with
their roars and stamping Jackson was
I too anxious and missed the first ball
wath a vicious ewing that almost threw
I him of balance. II seemed to give Eller
confidence. Hold delivered a wicked
hopper that Jackson fouled into the net.
Moran. watching Eller closely, allowed q
smile to break across his face and he
beloved to Daubert. TITS all right now.
Jake, the boy has found HIMSELF" Pat
was right, for on the next ball Filler fooled
Joe, who lifted high pop to Groh. who
caught It on the base line. sharp
f breaking curve made Felsch swing for
Strike one" Happy connected with
the next one, but the best he could do
was to send high fly to Duncan In
short left. Ener had worked out Of a
dangerous hole, Moran patted him on
the back when he came In and murmured
words OF commentator.
williams on High Gear.
Second Inning. Second HaIf-Duncan
did not move as he watched two sig
cling shoots cut the plate<for perfect
strikes. Rigler called bah" on the
next which was high, and repeated
when a shoot by williams cut in so
close to Duncan that the Cincinnati out
fielder jumped quickly back sharp
breaking curve that tipped across the
corner of the plate fooled Duncan. who
swung hard and missed for third
strike. Williams shot over a first strike
on Kopf and then made Schalk reach
for one a foot wide Of the plate. Kopf
fouled the third one into the net for
strike two and then lifted a high foul to
Schalk. Neales mighty swing was bad
ly timed and he missed by several
inches for q first strike. Neale threat
ened to swing on a fioater but changed
his mind. 1t was high and wide. The
next shot in close to Neales shoulders
and Greasy swung for strike two. A
wide breaking curve then made a strike
out Victim out OF Neale Williams
loudly was applauded as he came In.
Second Inning. Second Half-That a
thrilling pitchers duel was likely was
evinced when Filler, taking leaf from
Willams's book, made Gandil, first to-
face him. a strikeout victim. Hold hurled
three. sharp breaking curves, one after
the other. and on each OF them Chick
carved a slice out of the empty ozone.
Risberg waited out Eller for two balls.
The third cut the corner, but Risberg
protested angrily when Rigler called
"Strike." The next was too high, but
Filler then curled one over and the count
was 80 and g." The Swede, expecting
. swift one. was fooled by a round house
curve that broke squsrely across the
plate for strike three.
Side Out on Strikes.
When Schalk leaned into the first bail,
he found, like Risberg. 1t wasn't there
Elfer then busted Schalk's knees OF with
one that was low and inside. Ray fouled
on the third back Of right for strike two
A hopper came over the plate too low
and Rigler called BAIL" Filler then put
over high one that broke sharply I'M
der Schalk1 chin as he swung wildly
and missed for the third strike out of
the inning. The Cincinnati rooters stood
up and told the whole world what they
thought OF Filler as Hoo walked toward
the bench.
Third Inning. First Haif-Rariden
watched FIRST strike go over on him.
The next was ball. high and wide. Bill
then expired on a bounder to Gandil