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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
24
Incidental to the Reds win is Slim Sallee’s sharp return of vengeance for past Sox defeats. Williams aided the Reds to secure the win as Chicago failed to tame him while Felsch earlier delivered a four run homer for the White Sox in a prior game.
Cincinnati capitalized on Williams wildness to win 4 0 as Sallee outlasted him and Roush, Kopf and Daubert fueled the Reds attack. Gleason faulted Chicago strategy and predicted Kerr or Cicotte may start next while Cicotte’s health cast doubt on the Sox’s title chances.
CINCINNATI O Oct 2 A control challenged pitcher guides the White Sox as Claude Williams wobbles with his curve. Cincinnati defeats Chicago 4 2 as Williams yields a high fastball to Kopf and Neale while Schalk’s hit and run play tests Williams.
Cincinnati Oct 2 J Collins White Sox right fielder may miss remaining games in the series after becoming ill with grippe. Larry Kopf the Reds shortstop also ill but listed in deck for today's game and appears in first class shape.
Cincinnati Ohio October 2 The national commission announced that the total receipts for the second game of the series excluding war tax totaled 97136. The prior best for a second game in any series was 82626 in 1916 when Brooklyn played Boston.
The Cubs report on the Reds game highlights Roush’s glove work, catching Felsh’s drive at center field wall in the sixth to preserve the lead. It notes Chicago’s near-breaks in the early innings, Sallee’s luck on the mound, and the expectation of Eddie Cicotte pitching in Chicago with Gleason choosing him for tomorrow’s game.
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