New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-19
Even Break Best They Can
Get with Nine Led by
Old Master Matty.
CHENEY ONCE MORE
PUTS REDS TO ROUT
Marquard Loses Ten-ln'
ming Pitching Duel with
Baron Knetzer.
By FRANZ O'NElLL.

Nv hANh " 4Nisiif'"
Every dsy would be Sunday IN LAIR!
Cheney's life if only he could pitcn
against the Cincinnati Reds exclusively
Larry held forth in the centre Of the
diamond against the Rhineland hos'
during the first game Of double head
er at Ebbets Field yesterday and won
The Reds squeezed through 70 a ten
inniac victory against the Robins IN
the final session. accepting the coilab'
GRAFTON Of RUDE Vanguard without
question.
Dividing the honors for the day
frightened the race for the lead, for
both the Phllies and the Braves won
their games. Brooklyn leads the
Quaker City team by one game, or SIX
points in the percentage column. The
scores yesterday were 4 to / and . TO
l. spcctively.
Cheney has faced the Reds just four
tines this season and each time he
mas won his game. The last time he
worked against them was IN Clncin-
matt. ard then he came through with a
8 % victory, lighting every inch OF
the way against Clarence Mitchell. lie
had 20 travel right along yesterday. but
his teammates got 20 the delivery OF
Pete Schneider iu the sixth inning Tor
a run and then put out a safety anchor
weighing two runs IN the eighth inn
ing. 80 Larry was able 20 breeze along
easily.
Spthall Freak.
Larry was nicked for seven hits. and
a ficaN spitball laid the foundation for
the only run scored By The Reds Ivy
Olson was the victim OF the unusual
happening Griffith chopped splitter
do.vn 20 shortstop. and Olson. making
n pretty pickup OF the ball. had the
misfortune 20 grasp the moistened por-
tion OF the leather. When he threw
the ball shot right down on the
ground and hoped mcrrllv along until
otto Miller retrieved 10 over near the
stands.
Biu McKechnie sacrificed Griffith
along 90 third. and thsn Cheney Int
iouden with tho ball. Wlngo larrrpcd
y long Us Co Myers. and Griffith crossed
tho plate THUS one run tied The core
for "a few minutes. bat chen The Robins
broke loose again and came through
20 win.
Hal Chase was the Nemesis OF the
Robins 900 the FINAL game. scoring both
Do runs made by bis team after hit
ting tho ball for extra ha as. Tie was
aided in h trips around the bases hy
hits Of Bil Mckcchuic. Tommy Crit
fth and our own Eubc Vanguard. who
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time. during pho game fho Robin.
threatened. hlt knct1er dId NOT yield
an inch. lic laughed the threats Co
fcOrH. and urOI a far' breaking splitter
20 lr.r h.m out
Thee cool autumn days appear 20
make 'hc players work with renewed
viror both 'n 'hc field and az the bat.
There Na- p.enttudc of extra base
hrtfrr. and many brilliant piece oi
defensive work 90 make The fans cheer
IN he .r.t game io,uuden' Rows d,