Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-04
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Weaver, 8b, jackson, If Felsch. CT; |
Gandil, lib; Risberg, IS; Schalk, c; CT
cote, p.
FIRST INNING.
CINCINNATI-Rath up. Strike one,
called. 1t was a curve that cut the
plate. Foul, strike two. Ball one. |
Foul. Ball two Rath singled left 1t
| was a line drive over Weaver's head. |
Daubert up. Ball one. Daubert hit
berg to Gandil. 1t was a snappy bit of
fielding Groh up. Ball one. Groh
popped to Risberg. No runs. One hit.
| No. errors. Just as the play began a
stiff northeast wind blew in a bank of
clouds from the lake and the temper
AZURE dropped several degrees. It
locked as if it might bring rain.
! CHICAGO-Liebold up. Foul, strike
one. Foul, strike two. Ball one. Ball
two. Liebold popped to Daubert, who
took the ball on the foul line, so feet
back of first E. Collins up. Ball one
Rath He made a feeble swing on a
wide curve. Weaver up. Ball one.
Weaver flied to Neale. No runs. No
hits. No errors.
Ring showed q world of speed and
his fast one was hopping in fine shape
and the Sox were popping them up.
SECOND INNING.
| CONCENTRATIONS up. Strike
one called. Rousch flied to Jackson in
short left. 1t was a high hit ball and
Jackson had plenty of time. Duncan
up. Strike one, Foul, strike two.
Duncan flied to E. Collins. who went
back on the grass to take the ball.
Kopf up. Kopf fouled. strike one. Ball
one. Strike two. Foul. Strike three.
Kopf famed. No runs. No hits. No
errors.
Cicotte worked very slowly and eau
tiously. He varied fast one with
wide sweeping curve.
Kopf swung very feebly for his
third strike and the stands howled with
glee.
Characterization up. Strike one.
jackson doubled to center. Rousch
should have been an easy out
bounded in front of him. Felsh up.
Strike one. Felsh sacrificed, Ring to
Rath, who covered first base. Jack
son going to third. Gandil up. Foul
strike one. Ball one. Gandil popped
to Groh in front of the plate. 1t was
la high ball that the wind carried back.
Risberg up. Ball one. Ball two. Ball
three. Strike one called. Strike two
swung. Foul Ball four. Risberg
walked. Schalk up. Ball one. Ball
two. Risberg stole second. Wingo
dropped the ball and did not make the
throw. Ball three. Ball four. Schalk
walked, filling the bases. Cicotte up.
l Strike one called. Ball one. Ball two.
l Strike two called. Ball three. Ring
9 grinned. Cicotte out. Rath to Daubert.
$ No runs. One hit. No errors.
/ That made a sparkling play going
4 back on the grass to pick up Cicotte' g
: hard grounder. Ring was very wild,
i but he worked slowly and confidently
e and finally came through.
THIRD INNING.
. CINCINNATI-Neale up. Neale out
q Weaver to Gandil on a hard hit groun-
y der down the third base line. Weaver
! made a pretty pick up. Wingo up
u strike one called. Wingo singled tc
center. 1t was a low fly that dropped
. between E. Collins and Fetish. Rims
! Il up; foul strike one. Foul strike two
:. Foul strike three. Rath up. Ball one
. Foul strike one BAH two, Wingo wa:
= out stealing Schalk to f. Collins. Nc
', runs. One hit. No errors. Jackson
. made wonderful try for foul Ratf
% drove against the pavilion. HI
crashed into the wall and stabbed tn,
| a beautiful throw when Wingo triet
to steal and caught him standing UP
II Chicago-Leibold up ball. Stril<
one called. Liebold flied to Neale II
deep T1sHJ. IT was a h1rd nit OrlN
and Neale was forced to travel hal
way back to the wall. T.. Collins ur
e. Collins hit by pitched ball. A curv
| caught him amidships and he trotte
down to first rubbing the spot Weave
up. Ball one. Strike one. Weaver OH
| on a grounder to Daubert the latte
easily beating him to the bag. Il. Col
Inns went to second. jackson up
Jackson safe on Rath's error of nj
roller r. Collins on third. FETISH up
Felsh hit to Groh who threw to Dau
! bert for the out.
No runs. No hits One error.
FOURTH INNING.
CINCINNATI-Rath up. Strike ont
called. Foul, strike two. Rath file
to jackson in short left. Joe playe
him properly and did not have to NOV
: out of his tracks for the ball. Daubei
up. Foul, strike one. Daubert on
D SchallS to Gandil on a dinky role
in front of the plate. Schalk maxim
) n pretty play, Groh up. Ball on
D Strike one, called. Groh lined to
/, Collins. No runs. No hits. No error
Cicotte worked easily and confident
~ in this inning and the Reds Wei
: unable to put the wood on the ball e.
8 fectively. Eddie's curves were breai
ing nicely and he looked much bett'
, than he did Wednesday.
a CHICAGO-Gandil up. Foul, stril
one. Gandil fouled to Daubert. +
reached for wide curve and popps
up an easy chance. Risberg up. Fol
strike one. Risberg flied to Neal
who took the ball on the foul line aft
Q a long run. Schalk up. Ball on
Strike one. called. Schalk popped
kopf. No runs. No hits. No errors.
Rings speed was holding up and
was burning the ball, across in da
fling fashion. His hop was working
fine shape and all of the Sox bate
1 were forced to pop up.
FIFTH INNING.
It CONGRATULATIONS up. Ball or
Foul, strike one Rousch out, Scha
/. to Gandil. Schalk dashed half way
the box and fialdAd an easy tap