The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-29

three hits. Both Cincinnati runs
were made In the fifth mining. when
two OF Cinclnnatts hits were
punched with "a wild throw to first
by Cicotte and bad throw 20 the
2latc by Jackson. which tho pitcher
Intercepted and muffed, The play Of
this inning was sent over the AS
sociated Pross wires as follows.
'Roush was out. Schalk to Gnndil,
the ball rolling half way 10 tho
pitchers box. Duncan was safe when
Cicotte throw his drive wide 20 first,
tho ball going TO the stand and Dun
can reaching second. kopf singled
to loft and Duncan stopped at third
but scored when jackson threw Wild
To tho plate. Korf reached second
Correction. The official scorer gives
Cicottc the error for mpifing Jack
sons throw. Ncale. sont ono over
Jnckson's hend and ~Kopf scored
Ncale reached second. 1t was n two
tase hit. Wlngo out ed Collins to|
Oandn, Noalo going TO third. lting
drove vicious grounder that hd|
Collins got and threw him out a.
fret. Two runs. two hits. two err
iors"
The rest OF the game was played
sharply. and. 10 far as the records
show, clearly Cicotte pitched
through the nine innings.
Cicotte's Their Won Ono.
,CIcotte's next appearance In the
,eriea was in the sixth game, whon
| Cincinnati had four Victories against
one defeat Richard Kerr, the aim
inutiye lcfthandod pitcher. having
shut ont the National League champ
ions In the third game, The Neter-
anwirler who today confessed thc
big gambling deal went through
nino Innings and held his opponents
TO seven hite. Chicago won the game
to /, hitting Salloe hard In the
first five innings jackson ana
Fclsch each got two hits and ne
tween them drove In all Of Chicago's
runs,
Rnly Maharg, Philadelphia boxer.
who last night In Philadelphia Is
sued a statement connecting Cicotte
with tho gambling deal and charging
that Abe Attell, former fighter,
headed the gambling clique asserted
IA sox were douhlocrosscd by Atell
and mover received 100000 which
had been promised them, IL was late
In tho series before they found this
out. Maharg assorted, as Attoll kept
postponlng the day OF settlement,
saying he needed the money to bet
williams Good '"Ihrowcr,"
BESIDES the two defeats registered
| against Cicotte In the series, three
others wero chalked against Claude
| Williams. The latter. a side arm"
| lefthander. was wild in the second
and fifth games which went to the
Reds To and TO o. In the
| eighth and last game OF the series
| he was found for four solid hits in
| the first inning and that game and
| the utlc OF world champions went
| 20 Cincinnati 10 TO 6. Williams
lack OF control was generally re-
| corded, Rs tho causo OF his defeats,
the record of the second game say
ing:
while Cincinnati obtained only
four hlts, these came at opportune
| times when they had been preceded
by hases on balls Off williams
Tho fifth game OF tho series was
a shutout triumph for "iod" Eller,
the big shine hall" expert OF the
Cincinnati pitching stafh
-Four OF Cincinuats five runs werc
grouped In the sixth inning. EOor
doubled, Rath scored him with a
single and moved TO second on
paubherts bunt, perfectly laid, as
tho report OF tho game said. vii,
liams walked Croh. Roush drove Il
triple TO Fclschs territory scoring
two runners and himseh scored
after Duncan flied TO Jackson.
Tell Stories In Detail.
Both Cicotto and jackson were
eloseted with the grand jurors for
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