Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09

TOOK Eecond, but Felscil was forced ~
second On Gaadils bounder. ending the
assault Tor the moment
In their half the homo team took
heart whom Eddie Collins :ugg.ed Rath' ;
sizzling erounder. The crowd, which
was less vociferous than usual, yelled
Tor the aviator to come and meet the
SoS scisG UP, but it was vain pray
o.. to. Collins redeemed himself by 60
ing away back and taking Daubert'a
fly, the mighty Groh struck out AM
Rorsh hit to Collins. who threw to
Weaver. forcing Eath.
In the second the Sox were bowled
over In short order without getting =
man to first. The Reds did little bet.
ter. for after Duncan had fiied to cen
ter. Kopf singled but was caught steal
ing by Schalk's perfect throw. Neale
fouled out to Weaver. It was not until
the fifth inning that Cincinnati. by vir-
tue Of . single and q base on balls, got
Q man safely to Second. The Sox, how.
ever. got another run in the third, ].
Collins again making the count.
Collins. VINO played center for Felsch
the sun is not so troublesome, was the
first man up. He delivered his second
single as IL he were playing billiards,
The ball slapped OF Sallee's nit, car
omed of Kopf and finally got to Rath
too belated for play at first. Eddie
Collins, who wa unable to deliver q
hit In similar circumstances in the first
now hit sharply to center. sending his
namesake to second. Weaver sent =
grounder to Kopf. who threw II to Rath
for force-out of Eddie Collins. Rath
claimed that the runner interfered with
his throw to first for a double and
Weaver was called out for the inter-
ference. J. Collins meanwhile reached
third and scored on Jackson's hit.
In the fourth Schalk sandwiched
q single in between the outs, but got
no farther than first. In the NTH
the Sox registered their final tai
lies. Sallee in this round was driv-
en- from the box and the remaining
two thirds OF the inning was pitch
ed by Fisher.
j. Collins started inauspiciously by
flying out to right. Captain Collins
again singled. Weaver rolled one
to Groh, who let it get through his
legs and Weaver reached first and
Collins second. Groh's error and
that which followed by Rath we're
costly. Jackson drove a bounder to
the Red secondbaseman. who made
tumble of it and the bases were
filled. In this exciting crisis Felsch.
who is frequently called upon to
sacrifice. was ordered to hit. He
singled to center and Eddie Collins
and Weaver scored. Gandil relieved
the strain on the Reds by going out.
Fisher to Daubert.
In their half Of this round Gin.
cinpatf contrived to get a man to
second for the first time. Kopf, the
first man at the plate, flied out to
Jackson. Neale singled and walked
to second when Wingo was given a
base on balls. Confronted for the
first time by men on first and second.
Cicotte frightened up. Reuther made
brief appearance as a pinch hitter
for Fisher and fouled out to Weaver.
Rath shot grounder at Weaver and
was thrown out at first.
The sixth inning produced the
lone run scored by the Reds. Dau-
bert struck out. but Groh smartine in
self accusation because Of his recent
error. whaled the ball over the tenn
porary fence in left for a double.
Cicotte threw Roush out at first.
Groh going to third. Duncan sim
sled to center and Groh scored.
Duncan was forced at second by
Koprs grounder.
In their half of this round J. COL
Inns doubled after two were down,
out Luque. now pitching for Gin
cinnati, struck out Captain Collins
and their chance went glimmerine.