The sun., 1916-08-26
FRED MERKLE NOW
A SUPERBA; LEW
M'CARTY A GIANT
Former New York Star VIII
Guard Getaway Sack for
Dodgers To-day.
REDS ROUTED, TO

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Octz, hlling in at first base to-day, played
a great game and LARGELY helped Brook
lyu bca, Cincinnati, q to .. Larry Cheney
scoring his eight, straight victory, Man
sgcr Robinson cid that he needed a
regular first baseman TO guard the get
away sack during Jake Daubcrt's alb
scvcc. To-pt1ht a trade was consume
mated bot wcpn Managers Mc,iraw and
Robinsop IN whicl, Lew Mccarty will go
tn ,i,c Giants I'm exchange for Fred
A,crkrc
II WAS "A straight swan. No money
u,s involved IN the transaction. Me-
Car,v ,rter bidding his comrades fare
veil ,,f, for Tit,sbury. where he will
ioin the Giants tomorrow Word was re-
ceiyed from p~it,sburg ,o-nis.,, that Mer-
bio h,t ,.,, tho Smoky cit, and would
arrive i'm cincinnati Tomorrow morning.
IIo v,i, ,,,a,d ,h, .,e,aw.y hnssock for
p,,oli,, in ,n.,rorrow,s game
Ua,n,Jinc tho d.,i MANAGER Robinson
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,ions .xcon, those corfron,ipr mo would
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Issues 'l"s'ns a sooo game AZ nrs'
on the "eiehoe "o'A nau a Dig mana III
"s wv VI nrooh'yhs 'nree ruts.
uus ,asiIeu q iohs 'r'ple To rght win
TWO down III ihe second inning and clat-
,eIeu ae,oss inc scoring pan when Lou
oeh iuh,oied Griri'ths throw. With the
'ca.ns oe"diocked NJ : 10 : IN the ninin
ana Mowrey on second base. Get2 in
serted u single mat put Mike on :hird.
whence the titan matched third
$3.50 t' "'HH'nE run VII okbo
Siiiiers timely thump over second.
Don't Allow Hit TIL seventh.
I.rrv rh,,o, ,i,,. .o III
here to-day and fo,. n ,,ro T., ionL.a AZ
u tee big spitbIller was going to ease a
no MT game out OF his system. For six
innings Larry did not allow the Reds a
sembiancc of IA bingio. In the seventh.
however. the Cincinnati c%loutcrs dis
peiIed the dreams of "A no hit game when
three successive singles, II pass and a
sacrifice fly gave Cincinnati two earned
runs. Louden's double in the ninth was
the only other hit Cincinnati harvested
OF Cheney.
The Superbps started the scoring in
the second inning. Mowrey foulcd out
to Gr'h and IIcinc tossed ont Olson.
Mitchell fed Gctz one low and on tho
inside and Gus caught tho ball on tho
snoot and sent It rocketing into right
Tor three hassocks. completing tho cir
cuit when Loudcu dropped Tommy Grit
hth's relay. Miller singled To- Iof, but
was marooned when Cheney famed.
There was no further scoring until tho
seventh. when Mowrcy touched IN a
Brooklyn rally with a smoking single
over third. Olson laid down a pretty
sacrifice. Mitchell to Louden. Gctz flied