New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-18
hodernCasey
Fails to Fan;
Makes Double
|, .lv Blow in Eighth
s.v.s Robins from De-
!, t by the Reds

~ CHARLES A. TAYLOR
..A,h inning rally was staged in
.t yesterday. It proved just as
p. IS the proverbial ninth in
w Charles Edward Casey
mined what appeared TO be a
tor FOR the Reds into a
FOR the Brooklyn Dodgers IN
l.s,rto unsung eighth frame by
q. 20 the fence in left center
=, bases all occupied.
= sme,y blow scored three run
: "a put the champions Of the Ma
i - one run to the right side
:. scorers ledger The Dodgers
!. Won the game by a score OF Is
| PADS were going along most
.,s,v until the modern Casey
fsn I'm the great pinch.
:, men we're in the lead by 4
=, 10 to 5 when Casey did 1t
,.tors had in the meantime their
.-..e,,bering session. the fifth
~. n, 'Peslegs crossed the plate.
Victory seems Sure
,.,.5 As If Rhineland were on
- "a certain victory. and our
s ,.-- Natty danced about the
..',r fine at third base ID d"
|.rs,g q rlee. r...;.o .o,,
- - row Of the grand stand,
/ - all was over and regaled the
!, ,bout him with his eaustic com
- IN the Shortcomings Of ms own
-r.-s and the bunC.es committed oy
(. rvading aggregation.
~ tear made three errors, ana
~, naturally peeved the Squire
rs,hrsh. This is a rotten game
IA n. and all those about nm
- nth his rronunciamento. They
10 Squire had seen lots Of games
nrou. lots. uh.h
:, what a difference that eightn
-, rsde - the feelings OF the
-, and the fans who had been
- On his words In truth, the
-as'b magnate had finally TO ad-
:, Ia, bali game was never settied
- 3. last man up IN the old ninth
..sr aisd 70 the outfield or dld some
n. futile thing.
Squire Turns Into Fan
.W,,,h those fans" shrieked the
,,s,r, wien Casey cleared the bases.
n. i,r, night have retorted. "Watcn
NE owner G. this ball club leaplng 10
BIS iss,.'
Tber, vert two Dig innings. The
i,ss had theirs and the Dodgers had
~, In the fifth Matty's men ap-
ssrily sewed up the game. hopi
r,s 70 right held. Roush followed
rt : safety 10 left, which put hopi
hrd. and Sherrod Smith, the
lssagn pitcher, was ordered 10 the
,s.r bv Uncle Robbie. Chase sent q
aIg gTounder 10 Cutshaw, VINO
~ TO the plate with the result that
u vas caught between third ana
j.
lslsh and Chase both advanced, and
former Tailed on an iniield hit by
9Th. Jim Thorpe singled TO centre
n.ing Chase. and Wingo's grounder
through Olson's legs, filling the
as Getz singled TO right, tallylng
18th and Thorre and putting Wlngo
1ifd. Perry famed, but Groh kept
ne bombardmcnt with a safe blow
entire, which brought Wingo anc
W over the rubber. kopf obhgingiy
r,.d, but the damage was SIX runs.
h avalanche Of scores which
a.,t, JOY 10 the fans, including
'r.ss H. Ebbets, came about IN this
Us
Isrrey singled TO left. Olson drove
rsssr safety into the same spot
r. Miller hit 20 Kopf, who threw TOO
a, 70 Getz for q force-out, and the
''e we're elogged. Coombe walked
rarg Mowrcy over the plate.
Treat Scott" Perry, who had been
'ss,ing on the mound for the Reds
MS luneture Was removed.
Eller Goes TO Mound
Trace Eller, who won fame the day
,rsss BY busting up generally
/" Jersey militiaman, was sent 20
box by Christopher 20 bust up what
eaisned 70 be a dangerous rally OF
: Dodgers. Eller failed lie was
NE 70 beat the u. 5. A. and the
'Sss leaders m two successive days.
I started well, when Johnston lined
.i'rpe. and Olson was held on third.
'itH perhaps the strain of yester-
ss conflict with Uncle Sam began
sA Al any rate. Horace passed
.~seri. forcing Olson across the plate,
i tsx, Jimmy Hickman beat out a
, the iniield, tallylng Mille-.
Ai'ty decided at this crisis that Mr..
~ vas not In the pink Of condi-
! he displayed the day before, and
Wed 10 hin. that the end Of a per
cay and the end Of another not
l''isei, was at hand. Pete Schneider
asapon went 20 the firing line.
! gel ., would seem was waiting for
assee az another man with a Ger
= same and promptly delivered the
VI TIA; made Charles II. Ebbets
" he was magnate and trans
nee him into q real fan.
20 more runs swelled the Dodgers
- but they we're unnecessary, as II
..'sc' Casey had belied his name
y Everybody. the Squire included,
'ae scene of weird battle, re-
'tsg.
is score follows:
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