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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
11
Cincinnati Reds beat the Chicago White Sox 4 to 2 at Cincinnati. Claude Williams of Chicago walked four Reds batters and allowed decisive runs as Cincinnati moved within three wins of the title. The crowd reached 29,690 as Chicago rallied late but failed to overtake the Reds.
In a tight 2-1 win for the Chicago Americans over Cincinnati Nationals, key moments include two base hits by Jackson and Weaver, a Kopf triple, and a stolen base by Gandil. Sauer pitch and defensive plays shaped the late innings as Risberg misplayed a pop fly and Williams rose for the Reds before a key steal attempt was cut down.
The White Sox host the Cincinnati Reds with daily games slated through the series. If needed, remaining contests will move to Cincinnati on Monday. Weather is the only likely interruption to the schedule.
Chicago led in extended tension as Risberg misplayed a ball allowing Schalk and Risberg to score. Gandil and Risberg produced a late rally but could not overcome the Reds with Roush driving in a run on Duncan’s sacrifice and Neal’s single. The ninth saw a final Sox push ends with Gandil and Risberg doubled off on Rath’s play.
Report covers a tense Cincinnati practice before a third contest, with managers Gleason and Moran clashing on the field. Reds star Eddie Roush and Joe Jackson spark the action as Jake Daubert shines defensively. Crowd variance noted with 35 to 40 balls lost to the stands and not returned.
Shawnee on the Delaware Pa Oct 3 As a result of the third round of match play in the women's national championship golf tournament the semi finalists who came to light were determined with tight matches and clear eliminations shaping the final rounds.
A detailed line by line account of a tense game between the Chicago White Sox and Cincinnati Reds. Eddie Collins, Risberg, Gandil, and Schalk produce key plays for the Sox while Roush, Kopf, Daubert, and Williams drive the Reds offense. Several errors and spectacular defensive plays shape the scoring through seven innings.
Mrs Clarence H Vander beck of Philadelphia faces champion Miss Alexa Stirling of Atlanta in the upper bracket while Mrs W A Gavin of New York meets Miss Inze Peacock of Pittsburgh in the lower half of the championship draw.
Thursday's game showed White Sox pitcher Willams struggling with control, while Reds benefited from sharp fielding. Williams issued six bases on balls and 53 total pitches. Sallee allowed 41 pitches with two strikeouts. Reds utilized ten hits off Sallee. Williams yielded 12 hits in eight innings as Cincinnati built a early lead with three runs in the fourth. Sallee threw 92 pitches over nine innings. Williams 121 over eight. Sallee balked in the sixth.
The dated fragment lists 1,000 events in Trotting and Pacing with horses such as Don De Lopez, Panes ad The Substance, Louie Grattan, Prince Lovee, Royal Mae, Hollywood Knute, Jay Brook, and Baroness Edxwood. It shows race times around 2:02 to 2:07 with entries and placements, including unfinished items and a time sheet note from The Northern Star era.
Paris Oct 2 report says the French naval base at Fiume is closed and the last French soldiers will depart the port aboard the cruiser Condorcet today. The move ends French military presence at Fiume following months of tension and occupation.
In Cincinnati Pat Moran plans Hod Eller to face the White Sox in the third game of the series in Chicago. Eller, a Reds stalwart, aims to extend Cincinnati’s lead after a second victory. White Sox manager Gleason may counter with Dick Kerr, a lefty, to slow the Reds’ bats.
The Reds strengthened their lead in team batting after a Thursday doubleheader against the White Sox. Lefty Sallee limited the Reds to four hits while Ruether fared worse for Chicago, allowing opponents to improve their batting marks. The Gleason aggregation showed better hitting in the second game, gaining ground overall.
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