New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-24
Galore Shows
Skill in Game
With Phillies
Young Pitcher of Dodgers
Leads Mates to Well
Won Victory

Philadelphia. April o. Leon Ca
dorc. the clever young pitcher OF the
Brooklyn Robins. came through IN hne
style against the Phillies here TINS
afternoon and guided the visitors
through a well won victory by a score
of3to1. Galore received able assist
anco from Buck Wheat and George
Cutshaw. whose free and timely wal
lopinc drove runs over the plate.
Although one victory does not cS-
tablish a pitcher in the major leagues,
the corollary must stand that the same
mower. applied with the same force and
as we'll directed. will have identical re
suits again. Galore pitched IN such
fashion as 10 enable HIM to rise supc
rior 10 the several errors committed
by his well meaning but ever anxious
teammates. Those same mates. how
ever. rallied 20 the support OF the
pitcher. and all was merry.
Lucky for Phillies
I'm the opening inning. by comblna-
tion Of fortuitous circumstances the
PhilicS got run off the delivery ~
Galore. combining one OF their nall
dozen hits with one Of his three free
passes and a long sacrifice fly. mere
after. on several occasions they we're
threatened but 10 no purpose.
Twice Galore struck out batters ana
watched Chief Meyers cut down ad-
yenturouS runners who sought TO ad-
vance without assistance. These at
tempted larccnics. so well prevented
might have had their effect on the re
suit.
The hitting behind Galore was not
hard. but il was effective. California
Joe Oeschger worked for seven innings
against the visitors. and was IN good
form when il came to keeping the mum
Der of hits down. However, he could
not prevent the timely bingle from slip
ping in when a wallop meant run or
more for the Robins.
Erskne Mayer stepped up on the
slab i'm the eighth inning and finished
the game. He allowed no hits at all
and. of course. no runs. Just fovr
safeties were made from Oeschger.
Muff by Cravath
BROOKLYN turned its attention to the
real business Of winning the game IT
the seventh inning. At that time the
score was tied at one run all, and Can
fornia Joe was going good. III Myers
onened the frame by hosting a tower
ing fly TO Cravath. who scandallzed
the good people then and there assem-
blcd by committing a most atroclouS
muf of the same
Buck Wheat declared that It was
about time he got himself another hlj,
and he did. sending Hi 70 second.
Casey Stengel laid down a bunt, mo, o.
ing the runners up. and Cutshaw MADE
GOOD his reputation as dangerous
hitter in the pinch by clubbing the
ball for a single, scoring both rur-
ners.
II was turn and turn about with tn;
team in the first inning. with ono
down. Daubert walked, and straight
wav pilfered second base. Myers
could do nothing OF greater value than
raise { e. to the outfield. Wheat, how
ever, raped d singing blow into right
field for q base hlt and drove DauDer,
home with the opening run OF the
game.
The Quaker City host was not long
in responding in kind. The foundation
ofsthcir first run was a base on ball.
Dode Paskert coaxed the gift from
Galore. Dave Bancroft banged a SIN
Gle into centre field. sending Paskert
10 third, and Whittcd's long ny brough'
Dode over the plate. A. this point
however. the offensive Of the home
team burned itself out.
The score follows: