Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-03
REPEAT PERFORMANCE IF
 WEDNESDAY IN FOURTH INNING
 AND BRING IN THREE SCORES

attempted to steal but was begged out by Schalk, Groh making no at tempt to leave third Duncan also waited for four balls and he and Groh rode home on Kopf's triple to the left field fence. The agony was ended for Chicago when Neale was thrown out, Eddie Collins to Gandil The looked down the side lines to see if any Sox pitchers were warming up, but there was none in sight.
 In the fifth an error by Risberg and a single by Rariden placed Reds on the bases, but Daubert, Groh and Sallee flew out and nothing came ot it. Roush in the sixth received his second pass, and he completed the circuit on Duncan's sacrifice and Neale's single. This ended the Red
 With one out in the seventh Chi, cago made new bid for the game, and with the assistance of certain fielding eccentricities of their oppo- nents got two runners across the plate. Gandil, the first man up, was out at first, but Risberg singled to left and Schalk to the other corner of the field Neale attempted to head Schalk off at second, but his throw went into the crowd near third bass and Risberg and Schalk scored before the ball was retrieved. Williams struck out and John Collins flied out to Roush. In the ninth the Sox made a desperate effort to pull the contest out of the fire. Gandil singled to cen ter, but Risberg's savage blow went to Rath and Gandil and Risberg were doubled in a lightning like play. Schalk singled to center and McMul- lin was called up as a pinch hitter On a similar occasion yesterday he singled but today he was an easy vic tim, Rath to Daubert.
 EIIer Pitches Today.
 CINCINNATI, Oct. .2-With the Reds winners of the first two games of the worlds series, Manager Pat Moran indicated tonight that he would start "Hod" Eller, one of the main stays of the Reds pitching staff, in the third contest of the series sched- uled for Chicago tomorrow. Eller, a former member of the Sox, has been with the Reds three years and the present season was the most brilliant of his career.
 Supporters of the White Sox be- lieve that Manager Gleason will send Dick Kerr, left handler, into the fray in. an effort to stop the Reds tomor- row. Kerr is regarded as one of the best pitchers on the Sox staff. Man ager Moran was jubilant tonight over the Reds second victory.
 "We have beaten Cicotte and Will jams and have nothing to fear from the other pitchers of Gleason's staff, ,'' the leader of the Reds said. 'I will admit that the victory was a lucky one, that we got the better of the breaks, but winning ball games is the thing that gives players confidence, and, with two games to their credit, my players are brimming over with it. Nothing will stop them from win ing the worlds title. I expect to start Filler tomorrow according to present plans, although my selection will de pend on the pitcher selected by Glea- son"
 The triumph of the Reds was termed. a lucky" one by, Manager Gleason of the Sox. We outhit them nearly three to one, but the breaks of the game went against us" Glea- son said. "The Sox are far from out of the race. We have the greatest comeback ball club in the world. /!
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