Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-06

Chicago, Oct. 6.-The weather this
morning was clear and cool. indicating
that the fifth game Of the world series
would be played this afternoon. The
forecast is fair. with moderate tenn
perature."
Victorious In three of the first four
worlds series games. the Cincinnati
Reds were out today to bag the fifth
contest OF the series, postponed yester-
day when downpour soaked Com
iskey field Pitching selections for the
battle this morning were shrouded IN
uncertainty, but so far as indications
from the Sox camp could be discovered
Manager Gleason's selection was to be
williams. who was beaten In the sec
ond game Of the series. Williams had
enough rest since pitching at Cincin-
natl to go on, the mound and do MS
best. It was possible that Gleason
would make q last minute switch and
send "Bigg Bilr' James against the
Rsds., Manager Moran's choice seems
to lie petwesp Hod Elier and Waitel
Ruether. Ruether fs the general choice
of the experts because Of the game he
twiried when the series opened. There
is a strong possibility that Moran VII
use Eller. as the Reds have a three
game lead. %
August Hermann was flooded today
with kilograms from fans In Cincin-
natl who are convinced the series viii
end with their favorites in posses
sion OF the championship. "One firm
,telegraphed for 1900 tickets for the
game Tuesday" said President Her
mann. hope that a seventh game Will
not be necessary and 1t doesn't look
like 1t at present"
The batting order today Is:
Chicago--Liebold right field; Il. Col
lins second base; Weaver third base;
Jackson. center field: Resch, center
field: Gandil. first base; Risberg short
stop: Schalk. center; Williams pitcher
Cincinnati-Rath. second base; Dau'
bert. first base; Groh, third base;
Roush. center field; Duncan, left field;
Kopf, short stop; Neale. right field
Rariden. center: Eller. pitcher.
Field Dries Rapidly.
While the weather will not he as
summerlike as tho first games yet In
dications were that bright tho cool
weather would prevail. The assign
ment Of today's game Is the same as
the opening game. Rigler will be be-
hind the bat Evans at first Qulgley
at second and Nallin at third base.
A crowd. Of several thousand fans.
all bundled up in overcoats. were at
the bleacher entrance OF the park
early today.
The playing field was rapidly dry
ing. altho 1t Is hardly probable that
they were Saturday. The torpaullns
were placed over the field Saturday
and were not removed until this morn
ing. The crowds were not as large
at noon a. they were Saturday.
The rain yesterday cost the players
money. as the NTH game is the last In
which they will share and as It Ia a
certainty that, yesterdays attendance
would have been several thousand In
excess Of today's crowd. ..
First Inning.
Cincnnati--Rath up. Ball one
Strike one. Jackson played near the
three. Rath started the game by
drawing q, pass. DitupeTt up. ne iai'
down a sacrifice. ,schalk getting Aim NJ
first. Groh up. Ball one. Ball two
Groh sent high ny to Fclsch. Roush
up. Ball one Strike one. Roush out
Gandil to williams. No runs. No
hits No errors.
chicagn-Iiebold' up. The GROVE
yelled to the Sox as ne came to bat
Ball one. Ball two. Strike one. Strike
two. Ball three. Liebold started the
Sox half by walking TO first, Eller's
balls were low and outside. q, Collin
up. Ball one. Ball two. Daubcrt
tried to steady Ecller. Collins out
Kopf to Dnupert, on close play at first
Weaver up. Weaver singled thru III.
Ter. Llebold dashed to third. jackson
up. Strike one. Foul. strike two
Luaue started to warm up for Cincm'
natl. Foul, strike two. Jackson poppet
up'a high one that Groh captured neal
third. Liebold held third and Weave,
first. Feisch sent q high fy that Dun
can captured. No runs. One hit NJ
errors.
sseond Inning.
Cincinnati- Duncan up. Eller seem
Cd wild nut pitohissts. cut cut sse se {. had hole
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