Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
HURlS STELLAR
BUT UNABLE TO WIN


"a from Eighteenth Pagc.)
eE coniskcy and sing Ike
ell is president Of tho Chi
Hand B1rds. and Joe is a
he was With the White Sox
on tN"ir tour Of the world
and spilled speeches all over
Il globe. parts Of which have
recovered. II is believed
OF Joe : addresses had much
starting tho big war.
O'Clock terrific hlac. OF
heard of In tn. direction
sid and out from under the
came Cincinnati band
o tho war song OF tn. Reds.
and Str Forever"
ID the feld. making such n
!; cute discouraged the
md. which had hcen doing
keep tn. folks chcer.d up.
reduced a lot OF neat new
It's repertoire. but the old
ch. as propounded by the
band. almost swept /. righ,
field. The Ohio musicians
ron: OF the Red bunch and
business before /. finally
ago band was again aided
ID By song nlugEcrs with
y. Song plugging g. a vie.
Cincinnati. where The latest
MY DADS Dinner Pail"
tu! young woman In a fawn
III stood on chair and
netting or other through u
he mob.
ines She Was Pretty.
We assume she was beauti-
theory that she Is a Chicago
nan. and there IS no otner
ung woman In Chicago. An
Dated over the field while
anati band was paradinG
81 who was driving il caused
lp!ta;iOus IN the stands. TT. .
|rnoon OF day IN "A world
e Is nn time FOR an airplane
ming somer9au!'s over the
crvous gentlemen.
IS got n "razz" from the
d when they came upon the
n cheer from tho distant
bleachcrs indicated tina /
!. some daring Ohioans out
ne the local unwashed. \
led pitchers tossed the ball
1 front OF the Red bench.
ling and Hui Eller were
pcCtei by Fat Moran as their
IL rose and fol-. When game
bachcd and the Sox were at
ling practice. all The Red
ave Jimmy Ring withdrew
lie lines. over III front OF
Iench tho chunky figure Of
otte occupied the warm up
Wherefore. the roar OF the
announcer was hardly
for the fans.
leason leaned on n bat. his
1 on one side of his head. as
d 20 the opening colloquy
eddie Collins. captain OF his
e Groh. captain OF the Reds
mpircs. Pa, Moran also lis
,me Signs of Rain.
. o'clock and while the an
vas still! believing. a chill
.he upper grand stand. The
lly went out of business and
,louds appeared across one
he sky, Experienced Chi
matched UP their coats and
single word, rain" y
nan who Will perform such
,ical slight of hand is a
be loscly watched in the
got a count of two balls and
q on Rath. and then Maurice.
single into left. rouSing
IN in the hearts of the Chi
but Eddie Collins made a
~. getting Jake Daubcrt's
and starting a double on the
Risberg then backed up
ID got Groh's short fly, which
d hard hit, at that.
+. three men who faced Rim s
on easy pops. They were
lder the. ball. Jimmy was
|, fast one, dropping it down
,tsmen with a high overland
Eicottc Looks Good.
,.er went through the stands
retired the three Reds who
|, in the second. one after the
like the old shine ball is
some one remarked. How :
.st,Inky star OF the SoX did
10 be rubbing the bal! on his
eg as much as usual. an ac-
n is supposed To produce the
|, lie was putting it to his
II il supplying saliva for the
il substitutes put their black
|iround their shoulders as the
the atmosphere hit the field.
|;hem we're chatterinG at I'm
I'm. the American Lacquer,
workin.; back of the plate.
emit over and spoke to Moran.
pparcntly spoke to his men.
Toe" jackson hit a high fly
ar field TO start the SoX side
ond. II did not seem to be a
nance for Roush. who rushed
liter the ball. but either he
il or the ball hung in the
ch was blowing against the
way. it fell short Of Roush's
Jackson pulled up at second.
he scored as Il two-bagger.
isch in Suicide Role.
now nicknamed Sacrifice
,.cause Of Gleason's predilec-
sing him in what you might
',uicidai role, came up. and.
.he Gleason custom, pushed
HI. 1t seemed silly playing
nner on second, no one out,
I'D hitter like Felsch up.
yTelsch Is becoming an adept
cough much practice, and his
Y;ftoJ Jacksnn IN third