The evening world., 1912-06-01
REDS HEAVY BATTING
IN THIRD INNING !.
BEATS DODGERS, 7 TO 3
Brooklyn Starts With Lead,
but O'Day's Men Get Busy
With Ragon.
BATTING ORDER.
WASHINGTON PARK. BRooK1.YN

WASHINGTON PARK. BROOK1.YN.
jane delightful weather. the fact
that this was the first half holiday Of
the season and the announcement that
Hank O'Day's Reds from Cincinnati
were to hook up for the frst time this
sea son in this borough, brought out q
large crowd Of fans here to-day. Mana
ger Dahien was out In uniform to-day
and as he was anxious to ID to the
Reds continuous losing streak. he trot-
ted out Ragon to do the pitching. Mana.
ger O'Day selected Suggs to do tho
twir1ing for his team. About 5000 fans
were pre- sent when the tussle began.
In the FIRST inning the Reds failed TO
score. Bescher and Marsans were re-
tired on fast Founders by Tooley and
Dauber,. and Hoblitzeli was called out
on strikes. No runs.
For Brooklyn Moran hoisted one which
Bescher got under easily Days hot
grounder was taken care OF by Phelan
and Hoblitzeli and smith lined a hy in
Bescher's hands. No runs.
The Reds again blanked In the Sec
ond. Mitchell was thrown out by Smith
Tooley tossed out Egan and Daily col
Jared Phelan's high ny. NO RUNS.
The Dodgers Jared better in their half
Of the second. Daubert fouled OFT to
Phelan. Wheat singled to the irtfield
and went to second on Hummers re-
,irement at hrst by Egan and HoIblitzell
'rooley tripied to the fence in deep left.
scoring Wheat. Erwin singled to centre.
sending Tooley home. Ragon famed out
weakly. TWO RUNS.
For Cincinnati In the third inning,
Esmond line-fiied to Wheat. Mclean
singled to the infled and strolled to
second when sugss walked. Bescher
sent a fly TO Wheat. Marsans walked.
filling the bases. HoblitzeIl singled 20
centre. scoring Mclean and Sugss.
Hobby stole second. Mitchell also
singled. scoring Marsans and Hobht-
zell Mitchell stole second. Egan
walked and ON a wild pitch Mitchell
got to third. Ragon was then taken
out and Barger substituted. Phelan
walked Esmond singled. scoring
Mitchell and Egan. Esmond stole sec
ond. Mclean line-filed TO Wheat SIN
RUNS
The Dodgers we're helpless In the
third. Moran fled TO Phelan. Da,y
went out. Hobby unassisted, and Smith
filed 20 Bescher NO RUNS.
In the fourth inning for the Reds
Suggs struck out. Bescher flied In
Wheat. Marsons was a victim on
strikes. No runs.
The Reds were unable to increase
their score in the NTH, fast fielding
keeping them from getting any runs.
| The Dodgers got going again and man
| aged to score run. Erwin went out
Egan to Hobby. Barger singled. Mo-
ran out, Suggs 10 Hobby DAILY singled
to the lnfeld and Smiths drive scored
Barger. Daubert went out, Suggs to
Hobby, One run,
| Ii was one, two. three order out for
both teams IN the sixth
The Reds tackled one more run C
their score in the seventh inning, on
Bescher's three-baGger and Marsan't
single.
The Dodgers had a chonce to score in
the seventh but let II slip by. Afte.
| two were out Moran hit for three bases
To entire hut DAILY let Tim stay there
by hosting a ny to Bescher. No runs,
In the eighth inning the Reds failed
to score. Phelan filed to Wheat and
| EsmOnd famed. Mclean went out
| Tooley TO Daubert. NO RUNS.
| The Dodgers We're easy meat" in the
eighth.
The Reds failed to increase theli
tally in the ninth inning. Suggs sin
gled, but was doubled mp with Beschel
on the latter's line fly to Daubert
Marsans singled. but was out steal
ing. Erwin to Tooley. NO RUNS.
The Dodgers were. blanked In the II
| last inning. Tooley out. Bgan TO Hob
by. Erwin out, Hobby to Suggs. Bar
ger famed. NO RUNS.