Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-10-16


| was knocked out Of the box" CT
cote told the jury, according to the
court official. 81 wasn't putting a
thing on the ball. You could have
read the trademark OH it when l
lobbcd the ball up to the plate.
Last years world series records
show that in tho first inning Of the
game he started by hitting Rath
the first Cincinnati batter in the back
Daubcrt followed with n single over
second base that sent Itath TO third,
and he scored when Groh flied to
jackson, Rath beating Jackson's
throw to the plate.
STORY OF JUDAS GAME.
Chicago tied this run in the next
inning. Kopf putting Jackson on sec
ond with n wild throw. Fclsch sacr1
ficed him to third and Gandil dropp
ed IL little fly safely in center. scor
ing Jackson.
The end Of Cicotte's pitching and
the runs that ultimately won the
game were scored by Cincinnati i'll
the fourth inning. All the damage
was done with two out. With kopf
on first, Neal and Wingo and Reuth
CT, the hard-hitting Cincinnati pitch
er, drove n thrcc-base hit to the cen
ter field bleachers. Rath doubled and
Daubert singled, the combination re
sulting in five runs. Wilkinson took CT
Gates place after Daubert's single,
and Groh flied to Fclsch. The final
score Of this game was 9 to
ANOTHER GAME DELIBERATELY
THROWN.
The fourth game played at Chicago
was also deliberately thrown away.
according to court officials who heard
Cicotte's statement to the grand jury
The Reds won this game by q score
OF 2 to 0, Ring pitching for Cincin-
natl holding the american League
champions to three hits.
Both Cincinnati runs were made i'll
tie fifth inning when two T Cincin
nati's hits were punched with wild
throw to first by Cicotte and Il bad
throw to the plate by Jackson, which
the pitcher intercepted and muffed.
The play Of this INNING was sent over
the Associated Press wires as follows
''Roush was out Schalk to Gandil,
the ball rolling half way to the pitch
crs box. Duncan was safe when CT
cate threw his drive wide to first,
tho ball going to the stand and Dun
can reaching second; Kopf singled to
left and Duncan stopped ut TIL ird, but
scored when Jackson threw wild to
the plate. Kopf reached second. Cor
rCction: The official scorer gives CT
cote the error for muffing JackSon's
throw. Nealc sent one yer Jnckson's
head and Kopf scored. Ncale reached
second. 1t was twobase hit. Wingo
out ED. Collins to Gandil, Neale go
ius to third. Ring drove IL vicious
81 omdcr that Ed. Collins got and
threw him out ut first. Two runs;
two hits, two errors.
The rest Of The game was played
sharply and so far as the records
slow, Clearly Cicotte pitched through
The nine innings.
CICOTTE'S NEXT APPEARANCE.
Cicotte's next appearance i'll the
SIT WIS Ill tuo olNAl SthIS, "hS'
Cincinnati had four yictorys to credit
against one defeat, Richard Kerr the
diminutivc left handed pitcher, hav-
ing shut out the National League
champions in the third game. The vet
eran .twirler, who today confessed the
big gambling deal, went through nine
innings and held his opponents to
seven hits. Chicago won the game
TO /, hitting Sallcc hard in the first
five innings.
Jackson and Felsch each got two
hits and between them drove in all
of Chicaga's runs.
Billy Maharg, Philadelphia prize
fighter, who last night, in Philadel-
phia, issued statement connected
Cicotte with the gambling doal. and
charging that Abo Attell, former
fighter, headed the gambling clique.
asserted that the SoN were double
crossed by Attell, and never received
100000 which had been promised
them. 1t was late in the series be-
fore they found this out, Maharg az
serted at Attell kept postponing the
day of settlement saying he needed
the money to bet.
CHALKED UP AGAINST WILLIAMS
Besides the two defeats registered
against Cicotte in the series three
Others were chalked up against
Claude Williams The latter side
arm" left handler, was wild in the
second and fifth games, which went
to the Reds to 2 and 5 to 0. In
the eighth and last game which went
lie was found for four solid hits in
the first inning and that game and
the title of world champions went to
Cincinnati, 10. to 5. Williams lack OF
control, was generally recorded as
the cause Of his defeat the record or
the second game saying:
while Cincinnati obtained only
four hits these came at opportune
times when they had been preceded
ccded by BASES on balls off Williams.
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