Grand Forks herald., 1919-09-29
ONLY one new
MAN WILL PLAY
SOX INFIELD
With Exception IF Short
. stop Inheld Men are the
Same as in 1917.

chicago, sept 2S.-InoH Wh1te SOx
inneld which played against the New
Cincinnati Reds in the big series this
y4ar with only one change. The ex-
ception is Risberg at shortstop, who
was benched in 1917 by Manager
Rowland when Weaver was shifted
to short and McMullin placed ct third.
This season however, whom Risberg
struck his stride he went to short and
Weaver, who started the season at
that position, moved over to third.
McMullinr, was benched by Manager
Gleason because Of his failure to hit
OF the eight players who will meet
this year in the inner lines Of de-
Tense. Jake Daubert, the initial sack
er. is the sole Cincinnati, inhelder
passed through the baseball classic
as a member Of the Brooklyn Ma
tionals. back in 1915. OF the world
series veterans, Eddie Collins, pri-
mere keystone sacke1, Of the White
Sox, heads them all. Collins while a
member Of Connie Mack's great club
joining the White sox took part in
tho series against the Giants.
Two Clever Men.
son will rely on Chick Gandtl, while
the Cincinnati interests will be de-
Tended by Jake Daubert Gandn prob
ably will have the edge over Daubert,
as the former is said to be much
gamer than his rival. Both are clever
folders, although Gandu's mark is
better than that Of his rival. The
around .s9S up to the hrst part Of
September while the Red initial sack
er has heldSdG. $50. Both can 60 after
anything which come their way and
can shift to either side Of the bag for
wide. thrcMnss but the honor5 In this
respect lean toward Gandil. Each has
na had a 2 taste of the world seriss game.
in 1915 while. Gandil was with the
White sSox in 1917. The work Of these
two men should be interesting. Can
1ufl gotSUn toSa pour start this season
but gave a good account Of himself
the latter part Of the season. Like all
come through with q hit at the critic
al moment. He is more dangerous at
tho bat than his Red rival, and for
the greater part Of the season has
been hitting about .306, while Dau-
bert has hit about .279.
The fight around second base will
be between veteran and player
who once tried to get the place from
him. when both were members Of the
ssAAAo SA00-"SAO w LILO 0OA. al INAI
time Morrie Rath. the Reds second
sacker, was g youngster, and did not
have the ability to make the club,
with the veteran Collins on tho ros-
ter. However, he went back to the
minors and showed Improvement
each year. and this year became q
regular on Moran's club. He has de-
yeloped into one Of the best second
basemen in the league under Moran's
tutelage. Rath does not show the
same class as Collins In his fielding
or on the bases and has not been
hitting as steadily as his Chicago
rival: Collins has been batting around
the mark the greater part Of the
season while Rath has been crown
ing the pill around .270. While Rath
does not show the same dash on the
bases, as Collins, he is a steady and
heady man on the paths. Collins is
considered a brainier player than
Rath. and his ability to steady an In
aeld or a pitcher surpasses that Of
the Reds second baseman. In field-
ling Rath. has hung up mark Of .975
while Collins mark has been about