The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-03
Third Game of Series Played
in Windy City This Afternoon
Sox Adhcrcnts Still Believe
in Team Despite Two
Defeats.
BRERS AGAINST CHICAGO
Luck Favored Reds Ycstcr-
day, Though Sox Failed
to Make Hits Count.
CONTINUED rnoN rNGg oNr

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fence The cheers which were rot mp
boy the woodland ErrdH who cone
E1iuir the chicago roofing "'Edh'.
cation. died abruptly.
Attendance Shrtnks
The pus'Imc was Witnessed by -'.-
Ggn persons "a slight ltilluE or RON
Yesterday The weather Was that ~
mia -umHrrr bat unlike IN" oppr"H
slvc heat of yesterday. ihcro was
tcmp,riuE brprsr ,oiay Tho brass
band siguuNznI fhg beginning Ut
practice b., the suN ly playing, 'Shc
Ma u,yr seen ua.rar bays" d
muuIufu bic " sentiment popular
20 years ago. mt me hpoDtaiolH
recognized D. and art up roar "i
mixed drrtsluu and delight
Huh teams left for Chicago 10
night 10 play three games ht ComiH
key mark Friday. Saturday and sun
duy. weather permitting
Both sides played mac hlne Ike
ball the first thrro inninEa with the
exception uf a pass the Reds were
retired In ono, two, three order
whilc only two SoS Vrrr able 10 Eet
on the base lineH jackson doubled
In the second and was sacrificed to
third, but Llndil and HisborR we're
unable 10 advance him TO the count
ing station Williams singled In the
third with one out but j Collins
who was said 90 bc suffering from
a bad cold lined out 60 LETT and
Eddie Culliua grounded oUt 10 Dat
bert unHsV,istod
Chicago started the fourth with an
assault that greatly encouraged the
crowd from the Windy city. Weaver
and Jackson singled but Weaver
was held at second hy the fast work
OF Duncan In retrieving the ball
from lcr field. Fclsch sacrificed and
both runners moved up. with men
on second and third aud only one
out, the Chicag0anH pulled hard Tor
run Gandi grounded tu baubcrt
whose throw to, the plate cut off
u Weaver. jackson made mira on the
play and Gundll was safe AT first
Ho stole Second and all eyes turned
on the SuN shorstop, Hishcrg ltln-
berg waited for three balls and two
strikeH and thon popped feebly to
Daubert slim" Sallce, the Red
pitcher. was thus saved from the
tighteat hole OF the game for him
Williams tgocs Up.
In the Reds half williams began
his ascension Rath walked and ad-
vAnced on Dauborts sacrifice, Groh
also received a passage, and non
Roush singled To center. scoring
RAth and placing Groh ON tht'd.
Noush attempted To steal, but was
peRgcd out BY Rchnlk, Groh making
no ettempt 20 leave mira. Duncan
also waited for four bod ones and
he and Groh rode home on Konf =
triple to The eft field fence, the
agony was ended for Chicago whcn
Neale was thrown out, Eddie COL
Inns to 0auhil,
In the fifth an error hy Ulshers
and a single by Raridcn placed Red
legs on the bases hut Daubert, Oroh
and Sallce flew out and nothing
came of it Roush IN tho sixth re-
celved his second pass md he COM
plcted tho circuit on Duncan's sar-
rItice and Ncales single. This ended
the Red scoring
Sox Score In seventh.
with one out IN the seventh, chi
cago made "a new bid Tor the game
and with ,ho assistance OF certain
FIELDING ecCcntricities VI their oppon-
nents got two runne across tho
plate. Gandtl, the first man up, was
out at first but Rtsherg tinEled 90
left and Schaik to the other corner
of the field. Neale attemptc to head
Bchalk Off at second. hut hts throw
went into tho crowd near third base,
and RisberE and SChtlk scored be
fore -tho ball was retrieved WI
liAms struck out nd john CAidns
flied out 10 housh.
In the ninth tn SoN htism'n
made a desperate and final eitprt
TO pull the contest 90, ut thc tre.
uendi single tc enter htt lla-
bergs savage blow Vrot to RA,h and
Gandn and Risoors wye dom ei in
a lightning like play srhalk singled
10 center and McMullin was calico
up AS pinch hitter. ON a similar
occasion yesterday he singled, hu'
today ho.was an easy Nc'In1 l'"lh To
Daubert
Manager Pat" Moran indicate
tonight that DC would start 'llu
Eller. one OF the maiusu}s of the
Reds pitching Siauf 800 tho thi'd
contest OF tho series at chicago 10
morrow. EIlcr. former member nt
the Sux. has been with the i'edr
three years. and the present season
was the most brilliant NJ his o1rfe'
Supporters n the white SuN be
neve that Manager Gleason VIII send
Dick KEN. o. Itf' hHudrl into the
fray 600 am effort 'u stop th" l'"As
tomorrow Kerr is regarded ua one
OF the best pitchers uu the SHA r.H'i
Mauarrr MORAN NAH lHnHHni 'n
nlght owe. fU, Red. second victory.
we have. beaten DtuHUc and vs. NJ.
Mans AMI nuN, nothing ,n f.N" OF
the other pitchers NJ Gleason .
stnff." the loader uf .hr Rods .f.i
Il will admit that 'nr Victory was H
lucky one. that 800 Fu. 'h" better
Of the hryakr. HUf winning .tH
Fames Is the thing 'hHf F.Frs play
ers confidence. and. HNH two rhw'N