New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-03
Herzog's First-Sacker !.
Responsible for Reds
3-to-l Victory.
MlSPLAY BY GEDEON
LETS IN TWO Rims
Cincinnati Fans Brave a r.u
pestuous Day TO Cheer Hus.
ton, Magee and Brady.

ClhclhhAV, April =. BIZ Donovan,
Yankees ran into their first setbael :,
the year here tnis afternoon. ,o;,.
down to defeat before some a,r,,.,'
pitching on the part Of McKenery a.,
Dale of the Cincinnati Reds. H..
game concluded the series abbreyi,,,,
by yesterdays shower, with the Y,,,,
and Reds on even terms. To-dsy's sea-.
was 8 to !.
The American Leaguers made Ma
for the game in the ninth inning an,
Jean Dale's generosity had produ,.s
the makings of fine rally. GilhOOl,,
and Boone, both recipients Of pa.,,
we're on third and second. respectful,
with two out, Walter Pipp crashed M,
a fast ball and sent It sizzling dow
along the first alleyway. NolIvj,,
made a clean stop and bea. PIN !,
the race TO the bag, much 10 the q.
light Of the Redland bugs. Boone IA.
succeeded Baker in the eighth, the l,.
ter leaving the game TO catch tn.
for Baltimore.
Poor base running helped q 10, |,
bringing about the Yankees de.,r
but good pitching on the part OF NJ.
Kenery was the main cause OF 4,
Reds victory. In the fourth innirs,
fine chance 70 score went glimmer,,
when Joe Gedeon took too big l,,l
away from third base. as Wingc,
throw eluded Groh. Herzog snar,.
the ball back 10 Heinie, and Gedso,
was nailed.
In the seventh Pipp got around |,
third, only to fall victim 20 the cI
throw to second, being an easy -ic.ir
In n rundown between third and hon.
McKenery, who worked seven inninr
for the Reds, limited the America,
Leaguers TO four blows. Peck 20, one n
the second and another in the seventh
Gedeon and Pipp broke into the h.
column in the fifth. jus, before Jo. Va
nipped off third base.
Il was Huston Nagee- Brady dsy a.
the ball park. The first arrangems,.
set yesterday for the Athletes and o.
day for the Yanks' associate owng
Because o; the postponement, howeg
all three were crowded into one ees
bration to-day. Rain fell again all u,
morning and az intervals during N,
game. A cold wind added 20 the 81.
comfiture of all persons outdoors, a-l
kept the Attendance down 20 $500. Sc
there wasn't much celebration
Brady worked five innings for III,
Yanks and then parted company viz.
the club. 10 join the Columbus team .
the American Association to-mouoy
During his occupancy Of the pitchers
box he limited the Reds 20 three h.i,
One OF these was scratch dog.t
which bounded OF Maiseps finger tips
and figured prominently IN the Res
only score Off Brady
Nick Cullop pitched the last three
innings, during which time the hone
team batted us way 70 victory A.
error BY Gedeon helped 20 two runs
which would have been shut Of b.
perfect play. but Cullop started he
trouble himself with a pass Gedsoi
made his error on tho bunt which TO-
lowed. and later the Two runnsn
scored.
Lee Magee. who received a trsyelllnr
bag from local admirers before y,
game. didn't need any receptacle ~
the hits he collected against the R'i
pitchers. Twice he fouled 70 Wing,
once he grounded 20 NcKenery, and, o,
his last trip 20 the plate, he foulet or
to Griffith.
Bill Williams. whose hitting hslNi
the Reds 20 three runs on Friday, sf't'
he had fallen a victim 20 circus csiehe
three times. was in the spotlight. sr',
to-day. In the third inning Pipp roe'e
Williams OF p triple with one.sst;;
stab. but Bill eventually con,ribsr1
the hit which won the game.
The Yanks' only run was scored u
the second inning. on Gedeon's wax
and steal and Peck's single over sex
ond Killifer's double and Herlos'
single tied up the game in The tnis
In the seventh Clarke walked and %.
Kenery was safe on Gedeon.s en','
Neale ran for NcKenery. killi'ei ~
vanced both runners with g sscn.e'
hut Clarke was out ~ the plate w. ~
Herzog grounded 20 peckinpaugh. VIZ
Jams then hit a Texas Lacquer 70 GU
ire. scoring Dale ard Herzog g..
Rumors are In circt'ation here va
Hal Chase will soor 5e signed w /.
play first base FOR the Reds. O1es.'
Of the club refuse 20 confirm the ~ ~
port, but Il IS known that Chase d"
been considered.