Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-03
(By Associated Press)

Chicago, Oct. 3-Kerr's phen-
omenal pitching gave the White
Sox the victory in the third world
series game here today, the score
being 3 to 0. Kerr allowed the
Cincinnati Reds three hits, scat
tered through as many innings,
and one base on balls, and at no
time during the entire game were
they even III dangerous position
to score. Fisher pitched fair ball
for Cincinnati but his fielding was
not so good, an error by him be-
ing a contributing factor in the
White Sox scoring. The Sox,
however, obtained seven hits, and
several Of them were at fairly op-
perfume times.
The line up:
Chicago-Liebold, RI; E. Collins
2b; Weaver, 3b; Jackson, If;
Felsch, CT; Gandil, lib; Risberg,
SIS; Schalk, c; Kerr, p.
Cincinnati-Rath, 2b; Daubert,
lb; Groh, 3b; Rousch, CT; Duncan
II; Kopf, IS Neale, rf; Rariden,
c; Fisher, p.
The batteries for today's game were
announced:
Cincinnati-Fisher and Rariden; for
Chicago. Kerr and Schalk.
The Sox took the field for final .prac-
tice at 1:45 and jackson was given an
ovation by the left feld bleacher fans
Fisher warmed up for the Cincin-
natl and Kerr for the White Sox. At
1:52 the umpres came upon the field
Umpire Quigley will be behind the bat
NalIin on first. Rigler on second, ana
Evans on third. The umpires held
conference with Manager Moran and
CAPTAIN Groh of the Reds. and Manager
Gleason. at which ground rules rela-
tive to overthrows were discussed.
First Inning
Cincinnati-Rath was out, Risberg to
GandII. the ball was a slow grounder
and easily handled. Daubert flied out
to Felsch. .Groh struck out He
missed the last strike which was low
one over the outside corner. No runs,
no hits, no errors.
,Sox-Liebold up. Liebold sent .
line drive to Neale. The latter came
in fast and got It at his shoe top.
turning a somersault, but holding the
ball. T.. Collins out, Fisher to Dau-
bert 1t was an easy grounder Wea-
yer sent a high lob to Daubert. No
runs, no hits. no errors.
second Inning
Reds-Rousch hit the first ball pitch
ed to Risberg, who threw him out at
first Duncan singled to right center.
It was on the Texas league order kopf
drove to .Risberg, who threw him out
at first. Risberg messed the ball
around until 1t was too late to get Dun
can at second. Neale out, Z. Collins to
Gandil. No runs.
sox-Jackson took a terrific swing
on his second strike and opened the
second inning for Chicago with clean
single to left Felsch laid down a
sacrifice, which Fisher threw into CEN
ter field In an attempt to catch jack
son, the latter landing on third and
Felsch on second. Gandil singled to
right, scoring Jackson and Felsch. and
taking second on the throw to the
plate Risberg walked. Schalk up,
GandiI was out when Fisher threw
Schalk's tap to Groh. Risberg reached
second and Schalk first. Rariden
threw to Groh. thinking Risberg was
going to steal but Risberg hurried
back to second safely Risberg was
forced when Fisher took Kerr's easy
tap and threw to Groh. Schalk going to
second and Kerr to first. Groh spear
ed Liebold's drive and threw him out
at first. Two runs, two hits, one err
ror. =.
Third Inning
Reds-Rariden up. Kerr seemed to
" be putting them over the plate but
they were low. Weaver got Rariden's
bounder and had the ball in Gandils
hands with Rariden several jumps
away. Fisher singled 1t was short
hit toward third base that Kerr got
but fell down in attempting to field.
Kerr almost caught Fisher off first
moment later Rath hoisted an easy
fly to Risberg Eddie Collins grabbed
Daubert's bounder and tossing to Ris-
berg, forced Fisher. No runs, one hit,
no errors.
Sox-Edde Collins drove hot one to
left for single. Kopf made high
leap into the air and it touched his fin
gers going by but he could not grasp
1t. Weaver up. The hit and run game
was worked perfectly, Weaver getting
ar easy fly through short when Kopf
went to second as e. Collins started
to steal Collins on second. Weaver
on first. Jackson, in attempting to
bunt, popped an easy fly back Of first
that Daubert took care of. Felsch
sent a liner that Groh speared with one
hand, and threw to Rath forcing Wea-
yer, and Rath relayed it to first get
ting Felsch for the double play No
runs, two hits, on errors.
Fourth Inning ~
Reds--Groh worked Kerr for pass.