Evening journal., 1919-10-04
Reds Blanked This Time by Sox

, with the top Of the White Sox batting
| list.
SIXTH INNING - CINCINNATI-Rath
up. Ball I. Strike called. Rath out.
Risberg TO Gandil. Risbera's throw was
wild and Gandil stretched full length TO
make the stop. Daubert up. Ball l.
Ball 2. Strike ! called. .Daubert fled
TO Jackson. Jackson backed up to make
an easy catch. Groh up. Ball I. Ball
,. Strike called. Groh out, Weaver
10 Gandil.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Kerr again worked i'm faultIess fash
ion and had the Reds at his mercy. Ills
curve was breaking sharply and the
Reds efforts in this inning were very
feeble indeed.
SIXTH INNING-CHICAGO - jackson
up. Strike I, swung. Jackson walIoped
the air.s0 hard that he rolled over with
his feet i'm the air. Ball I. Fisher near
~ beaned Jackson on the second ball
and they exchanged warm remarks. Ball
>. Foul strike .. Foul. jackson sin
glcd 10 left. II was pop fly which
kOpf's OutStretched hand almost cap
tured. Fclsch up. Ball I. Jackson out
stealing. Rariden TO kOpf. The throw
was bad, but Joe Overslid the bag and
was tagged. Ball >. Strike called
Strike >. swung. Ball 3. Fclsch walk
ed. Fisher was as wild as the Crown
Prince and Luque was sent out TO the
bullpen TO warm up. Gandil up. Ball
I. Fclsch out stealing, Rariden 10 Rath.
Ball >. Foul, strike > called. Foul.
Gandil famed.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Bill Rariden's right arm came 10 the
aescuc of the Reds and two would-be
sox base thieves were nailed i'm the
act.
SEVENTH INNING - CINCINNATI -
Roush up. ROush popped TO Gand1 on
The right field foul line. Duncan up. Ball
T. Strike !, caiiJd. Ball . Ball 2.
Strike >, called. Foul. Duncan famed
He swung himself to his knees on his
last attempt, kerr's sharp curve break
ing close TO his knees KOpf up.
Strike 1 swung. kOpf filed 10 LeibOld.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING-CHCAGO - Ris-
berg up. Strike called Ball I. Ris-
berg out, Groh TO Daubert. GrOh made
a cOrldng stop and throw. Schalk up.
Ball y Sehalk out, GrOh TO Daubert. on
IN easy chance. Kerr received an Ova-
lion when he came up 10 bat. Kerr up.
ierr out, Rsth 10 Daubert.
No runs, not hits, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING-CINCINNATI-NealeI !
up. Foul strike I. Ball 1. Foul, strike /
: Strike 3. Neale famed, swinging !
lard at the third strike, which was a /
DOT wide OF the plate. Rariden up. 1
Ball I. Bariden out, Collins TO Gandil. /
'Iagee batted for Fisher. Magee up. 4
Ball T. Foul, strike 1. Magee ilied TO
-eibOld.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING-CHICAGO-Luque /
$ now pitching for Cincinnati. Jimmy
smith became involved i'm an alterca-
ion with the White SOX players at the
md Of the inning but The umpires pre-
ented hOstilitieS aud led the Red player !
o the Cincinnati bench.
LeibOld up. Ball I. Strike I. Foul
trike .. Ball , LeibOld famed. He
OOked over the last one. T.. Collins up.
Ball 1. Strike I. called. Ball . Foul,
trike ,. The bah dropped close 10 the
eftlield foul line. Duncan made vail
mt attempt TO snare il, hut barely
Ouched the ball. T.. Collins out, Dau-
'ert 10 Luque. who covered first. Dau-
'ert made fine stop and the play was
beautiful one. Weaver up. Rail- 1.
sall > Weaver out, Rath 10 Daubert.
No runs, no hits. ne errors.
II was another pretty bit Of fleIdina.
.uque showed well in his first worlds
cries appearance.
NINTH INNING -CTNONNATI-Rath
~. Strike !, called Rath out, +. Collins
Gandil. Daubert up Rail- I. Ball =
trike !. called. Strike >, called. Dau-
ert famed. swinging hard at the last
ne. GrOh up. Strike I, called. Groh
at. Weaver TO Gandil.
No runs. no hits. no errors.