The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
RED SMITH BUSY IN
QUEST OF REVENGE
NcnOmOus Bat Aids His Effort
to Get Even for Many Sad
Trials in Brooklyn.
BRINGS BRAVES VICTORY

J. Carlisle Smith. sometimes referred
TO as Red. was one OF the central figures
around which revolved the Dodgers de-
feat at the hands OF the Braves in Eb-
bets Field yesterday afternoon by a
score OF 4 to l. Mr.. Smith divided the
honors with Tom Hughes. n pitcher who
was up several times with the Yankees
but who was allowed to run to seed in
the International League before the
Miracle Man made place for him with
the worlds champions.
II was proud day indeed for J.
Carlisle Smith, whose great bludgeon
was so instrumental in making the af-
ternoon one OF real enjoyment for the
aforementioned Mr.. Hughes. Red Car
Isle first broke up the game upon Shar-
rod. OF family name. with a clean triple
TO left In the second inning. The triple
drove In the first run and the slugger
also scored n moment later. He Tailed
another time before the game ended.
J g. Smith has about 10000 reasons
for being happy with his transfer from
the Dodgers to the Braves. Every
brooklyn fan is reason. The good
folk of the sister city do not regard
Carlisle with love and affection. Re-
sentiment at their prosecutions spurred
the hot blooded Southerner into taking
chances on the bases that resulted In a
broken leg on the eve OF the last world =
saripq Smith payar has fprriyap nrnois
Ign fandom for keeping him out of the
tuss'e with the Athletics. Yesterday
was his first whole souled effort al
rcprsal.
But for the rampagng Red old Tom
Hughes. good as he was. might have
had the time of his life clipping the
wings OF those Dodgers. who had been
keyed to the highest pitch by successes
over the PhilLes Sherrod Smith and
Appleton both pitched fine ball before
exceptionally clever support. Hughes
pitched better BAN 1t IL true. But. IL
anything. he enjoyed the break Of the
luck j Smiths triple was hot sho,
down the left foul line that barely quail
fled for fairness
Brooklyn could not hit Hughes with
any sort of frequency. hut the attack
Of the home team was not all that IL
should have been. The Brave tosser
was wild. lie gave five passes and hit
a batsman. But the Dodgers did not
take full advantage OF ;hs wildness
They were altogether too careless with
the openings that were left to them II
was bad enough when Stengel. who
walked. with two out. in the first, waA
caught nat footed off Schmdts station
But IL was simply unforgiyable for
Schultz. who singled TO start the fifth
TO be trapped on the midway for the
second out by Hank Gowdy.
Moran opened the game with a clean
single. But after Fitzpatrick flied "a
centre OMara snatched Gathers swift,
! jol, for a quick double play. Sherwood
Mage singled in the second and Schmid,
sacrificed. Here Red smith came ia
time with his triple. lie scored or
Maranville's hi; to left
Sherrod Smiths error gave Po4ton A
run In the third Moran walked and
when Fitzpatrick hunted the pi,che,
/ threw high over second trying for a
4 force out. The hohhle put Moran or
third Herb scored on Gathers long fiy
to Wheat
I In the next three innings Boston wa.
. SCI NpWn IN oruer. u. Smi'h singled and
Maranville scratched a Texas League
double with none out in the seventh
But Boston couldn't score. \ shor, Nv
strikeout for Hughes and an easy in.
field offering by Moran retired the side
The run in the ninth OF Appleton was
due To two base error by Schultz 4
sacrifice hit and sacrifice 1y sent J
Smith the last hal' OF the distance.
d BROOKLYN didn't have a really goot
chance ulT the NTH. when Schultz lee
IN with single. He spoiled the chanc,
by being caught or second OMara
singled to start the sixth and Dauber
walked, but Stengel slammed into a
double play.
B The Dodgers were lucky indeed 4
escape shutout Hughes passed Dau
bert and hit StenGel with none out "
the ninth The infeld outs OF whea