The sun., 1919-10-08
Launches Attack Both in
Sixth and Tenth That
Finally Brings Victory.
GANDIL IS IN SPOTLIGHT
preaks Into Prominence by
Sending In Winning Run
Thrills Crowd 9Th Game.

snappy before game practice OF the
white Sox that Gleason's men were ready
for the baseball grave the fans OF even
their home town consigned them. aiea-
son was hopeful but not confident that
Ksrr would repeat. While not so rab-
idly sure OF the outcome as the Clncin-
nail fans. Moran said that barring the
breaks Ruether surely would bring home
the bacon Schalk was allowedato go be-
hind the plate for Chicago. With Gin
clnnati southpaw working, ''Shano'' Coll
lines supplanted Leibold as lead on man
,or the Sox Rariden handled Ruesher
instead of Wingo, as in the first game
Of the series. Umpire Evans went behind
the plate. Quigley was at first base.
Nallin at second and Rigler at third.
First Inning, First Half-Ruether's
opening delivery was ball wide of the
corner SO was the second ]. Collins
stood by and watched third go wide OF
the platter. Groh and Daubert called
across the diamond for Ruether to steady
down. Ruether located the platter with a
fast stra ght one and then burned one
across the corner for another strike.
with the count "3 and 2" ]. Collins lifted
high Nv which Rath corraled on a good
catch in short centre. Eddie Collins
jumped back as a swift ball broke In
close to his head. Ruether's next offer-
ing was wide for another ball. Then
Dutch cut the heart of the plate with
perfect strike. The count grew to "2
and 2" when Eddie watched bail cut
the corner of the plate for a strike He
caught thenext one on the end of his bat
and hostcd long fly to Roush.
Weave Singles.
Weaver landed amidships on the first
bail. but II dropped just outside the left
foul line. Weaver swung hard at
sweeping curve and missed for strike
two. Ruether pitched a wide ball but
Weaver would not bite. He hammered
the next one swiftly past Kouf who
barely got his hands on it. 1t was a
base Iii. Joe jackson pulled away from
wide ball and let another go by, MAX
ing two straight. jackson hammered
fast foul into the left field pavilion. but
when Ruether pitched fioater Joe
popped a little fly to Groh.
First Inning. Second Half 49, Kerr
started off with perfect strike to Rath.
The second ball was wide and drove
Ratil away from the plate. The third
was a wide curve for bail two. Rath
popped the next one into RisberR's
clutches and was out. Jake Daubert hit
the first ball weakly and Kerr tossed him
out GrOh received a wave of applause
as he came up Kerr pitched strike
and then ball The next was wide and
was allowed to pass by the batsman.
Groh raped foul along the third base
line for strike two A low curve, too
far in, made the count three and two.
Groh then hammered a fast ball to right
for two bases. Fast fielding by Jack
Collins prevented triple.
Groh Overruns Third.
!-oush let a high one go by for ball
one. The second was foot outside the
corner Roush fouled a slow one along
he hrst base line for the first strike
ana fouled another one to the backstop
ior strike two Kerr delivered n wide
curve and got himself into the hole.
housh drove sharply to Risberg. who
Knocked the ball down with one hand,
me batsman getting hit Groh over
ran third and Rlsberg. grasping the ball,
nailed him with fast ball to Weaver.
second Inning. First Half--Felsch
louled the first ball into the grand stand.
me second was too wide.- The third
urove Felsch away from the plate. The
next BAH was fouled into the grand
''and, making two strikes. Felsch finally
connected with fast ball and drove II
10 Neale, who caught the ball within
q lew Yards off the stands in right.
uandil punched a fast one to short right,
ut the ball was foul by few inches.
handll fouled another to the net for
sflke two Kopf threw him out at first
On a sharp grouhder Ruether pitched
low one and made Risberg back away,
ouI me second ball was fouled into the
Wess DoA. Risberg raised the third ball
hisn TO Neale which retired the side.
Weaver on Toes.
second Inning, Second HaIf-with the
,ouht two and one, Duncan rolled an
easy one TO Risberg. who made a glar-
the rumble Kerr, who seemed to be
,scsroeo sors pitched four wide ones to
.opi and the latter walked. Neale
ggnied to Kerr, who threw wildly to
"esVer but the latter made one
handed catch and Duncan was forced
c.rd. q uhird. Rarden forced Neale, Eddie
Y.t rgth5 10 dsberg. AS Neale collided
WIN Flsoerg the latter was unable to
us ior double play, but no interfer-
sI.e was allowed by Nallin. Ruether
eu 70 XII the ball but rolled an easy
O"s 70 Kerr, who threw him out.
Inrd Inning. First HaIf-Ruether
p~hed two wide ones to Schalk. who
.'oou notionless. He then burned over
strike which Evans called. The next
~ was too wide for ball three and
s1u r'uether again missed the corner
nSlA walked. Kerr sacrificed, Groh
hsth' who covered first, Schalk NOV
s 10 second. Jack Collins, hitting the
.l e pail sent a long fly 10 Roush in
t centre. Eddie Collins fouled the
rs oah INTO the press box on the roof.
rohs called the next one A strike II
,,n beauty. Eddie slammed the next
~ i On dead line to left centre, where
| ran "a maze beautiful catch, robbing
Soll'ns Of an apparent triple and
'"oAlng or a run
Mfn inning, Second HaIf-Eyans
go ea bsl and a strike on Rsth as a
rrr Kerr, who was a trihe wild, de-
,he,eu vide one but Rath hit an
10 Eddie Collins and was out on
How to Gandn. Daubert lost no
.. ana pounded fast ball to right
-. cofkinS single. The first ball
.,,u 70 Groh was a strike Heinie
oped the second among the police-
;rH along the left foul line for strike
or,., herr pitched the third ball a foot
~, lne plate. Evans called Groh
sSing. '"'er inAhihs no
Reds Launch Drive.
! ,br'eH 'aGbert started 10 steal Schalk
saaes 10" 10 Eddie Collins, who had 10
~ Tor the ball Daubert xlId around
,N'souag, but In the scramble he fell back
pa'e Eddie Collins could touch him.
was hit by a Wild pitch and