The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-07
MONDAYS CAME
PLAY BY PLAY.
FIRST Inning-Ftrst Half

S'r.h" one Jackson played near II"
ht hold t%ni I'm" Will" Ntih waS pa =
:,nE. Fall 'w" Str.k" two. RAN
>',r'"d III" Enni" by drawing a pass ~
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r.a'T j.,I oCS,,, i'N I,,,,,sb mn IN
~. S.ri,, n,n f'n,,eL nv. C:1nI,l r.,
Williams. H.. sHrrn.~ a,r;,,.. over t"ward d,
..,rr..'y ..,,r J.. -, md r,..iv.I thu
- r,, ~ I.,r,,rs
'. -. 80.
Ftrss LcnnC--Second dan.
c.h rarr.-.Thc crowd ,,Ii,A ENCOURAGE
mint 10 The son as L.yb,ld came TO bat.
i;al. orc. Fall two. strike one, fur
>'rl!e :wo. EIll three. LI"bold started
tn. son half 10y walking Ia riISt. ~
,.r.s halls ".rr,. low u.I on tic ou;-
-,'.. ri. r"1!lus up. Eau on. I;atl
.wu. i.l,"r :, ru,cd - h;yr trouble g,.t-
'.:,;: IT over and Isubrrl am" 10 IN"
ok ard Il. d 10 steady han. Srrilo one.
t.! Collins - out. ko2t to paub'"t.
n,,r tabloid rnLr second Tho play at
rr.s, VAS very clusr. Weaver up. S,rik,
,,.r, Wrarrr singled. the bail hitting
l:Il"r,s h.nIS. bur proving too hot 10
landi,. l.,"hOld dashrd COR third and
Ir..,,.. yr.,r,.I - warn, ~, r,r C,uriu-
,,.n,I .t-,k. t,y', fr,,kson non
rSI IN L.Eh one tIai Gr,,h took car
~ mir iL,IL i.hnlL held third and
WcaySr i:rsr. F'clsch up. strike one.
F.lS,h S>nt high ny TINT DGnIan ore cap.
Second 1nning-Fi- St Hals.
Gnr.nnuIT--Duncan up Ell,r seemed
, h,t wild but p.IrnrI himself OUT OF
what IluN,r,G 10 leo =, bad hole. STRIKE
one Ntr,kr two. Eau ON. l}all two.
,nJ MISSED hIS tImal Strike. Kopr up.
S.,,,k,, on, E,ll on. r, lsch and Jack
-,,n v,,,, rinIInr rvrr toward the lcIc
n,r kopt. foul strike TWO. Schalfs
1ackcd up ami madr an easy Tut"ut "h
kupf's n Eh foul. Nralr W. STRIKE one.
Sail enc. strike two. Ncllr famed.
Williams lad his uud, rnaud lail work
.nc tinc, keeping his shoots around the
players Knees. No runs. No hits. NJ
rrrErs
Second 1nning-second HALF.
ChiCaEu--Gandil up. Stri.<c one. Cam
dn took a swing at the first one. but
missed. BALL ono. Strike one. Foul.
Ball TWO. L;audIl took three hcalthE
with the atmosphrre. Rtsscre up. Eall
ON. Rail ,wu. StLIkC on. Ball three.
STRIKE TWO. kisbcrk also struck out.
gong out on 4 called strike. SChalh
Two. Sail two. Schalk famed. Elle:
had pcrt"r, control ri his ball and re-
tried the side b., striking out .iandu'
tH>h"rS ard Schalk. No runs. NO MIS-
NJ errors.
Third rnninR-Tirst Half.
Ctncinna;I-Knriden UP. strike one.
Rll one. Gandu took Rar!dcnS
'rnuuIrr IN back of first and beat hin,
!, in,. hl.s Ellrr uu. Eller received a
~ nyn,iT,, when he took his place in
BE- .hni,rrS' box, Foul, strike one. FL
Isr s,.,t Inc Strn. ght into the air thai
I wa Sr, c %i'E Lr 70 the plate and cap
,rr,i I,ath nm Strike Ball one
MEM ,wo paIh popvrl an easy foul 10
t.HnJl W,IIiams also seemed 70 De
,ynrL,,y in IniJ-scason form. No runs.
x 60: NJ errors.
>o TbirI mniag-second Half.
ChicaHHNWII.aHs up. Ball one. 4
record for worlds series play was made
~ the s.,runi inning when the catcher
made all If III" putUuts. Strike one.
Ii,I 1.-TWO. strike two. Williams STRUCK
Out, the last strike being called on him.
I.,,bold IN Strike one Foul. STRIKE
two IIcboId famed. Eller continued
hrs GOOD wvyk and neither Williams nor
Jf,b,ld could ronncc, with him. I'D.
Collins no. Fall ono. Sail two. Ball
tbrsr Strike ono. Strike TWO. Collins
Igrrrd Filler Duplicated his feat o.
ihr second lnnlng by striking out al
Ihr.o ta;tcrs IN the third. He was pitch
Ing remarkable ball. This is also rec
ord in a worlds series game for IN"