New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-06
left Tesreau
Wakes at Last
AndGiantsWin
Ozark Bear Also Gets a
Triple in Game With
the Reds

CINCINNATI. Aug. 5.--JeT Tesreau,
-,o is slowly but surely getting back
.,,o his stride after a long period of
Effectiveness, experienced little diff
s,glty in holding the Reds at bay to-
L. and the Giants took the third
~, Of the series, 7 TO ..
was a stesming hot day, the kind
-. ozark Bear likes best, and he dis
,i,y,d yetter form in humbling Matty's
-, than he hiss put on exhibition in
.,,, than a month JEFF also CON
,,iAuted a triple to his teams attack
,,s registered one OF the seven runs
,,or,d BY the New Workers.
T,,resu was nieked for a pair Of
Law. in the first inning. though moth
ne came OF the Reds efforts in that
ZANE. In the third, however, they got
!. n, mammoth hurler for one run.
clarence Mitchell, the demon al
.-opna man, who started the game in
N. box for the Redland crew, singled
!, centre 10 start the inning, and
Crohs double 10 ltiJ sVpitu lhS bi'NilNi'
A Perfect Relay
zinnerman's perfect relay Of Burns's
brow to Rsriden made the play Mt the
,,,t. a close one, and the Giants pro-
ts,ted vigorously that Mitchell was
,yt, Bill Byron was inclined TO believe
,tk,rwiss. and that settled II.
The Giants tore right after Mitchell
IN the fourth and succeeded in over
canning the Reds lead in jig time.
Hsinie Zimm cracked double 10 LETT
and Fletcher lined the ball to deep
rjrh, centre for three bases, scoring
N, Bronx idol Fletcher WAS held at
tbird while Mitchell was tossing out
Robertson, but Holke came through
,ith single that Tailed Fletcher.
Inothsr run was added in the fifth on
gsuT's single. his steal of second and
Zimmerman's single TO left.
In the sixth the Giants attacked
W,,ehell with such vigor that he sought
m, shelter Of the clubhouse At the end
AZ N. inning. Fletcher, who had his
h,,tjnr shoes on, cracked a single to
la, and Robertson laced the ball TO
m, wall i'm right centre, which Is con-
,iS,rable drive. and which Melted hlm
four bases. Fletcher denting the pan a
moment ahead OF him.
After Holke and Rarjden had been
retired Tesreau slammed the pellet 20
s,sp right for three bases, and was al
isVed 10 20 home unmolested when
Sb.,n's relay Of GrifHth's throw went
into the crowd on the field back OF
th,rA base. The exertion robbed Jef
=, -, - Me steam and he had TO be
famed we'll before he was able TO take
bis plse. on the mound again in the
Reds half Of the inning.
T.srsau's hit being considered the
l,,t straw by Mitchell, the curly head
"a Young man took his departure from
N, pAstime after the sixth, and Jimmy
RIM relieved him. Jimmy's controi
u,n't Of the best when he opened oper-
iions on the mound IN the seventh
and he walked kauF, the FIRST man 10
isce him. Benny went 10 second when
he great Zim died on a slow roller to
Ring, and hung up the last run OF the
lry for the Giants when Fletcher
'ssted single TO left.
The Reds scored their second run IN
ne ninth. Mage beat out hit to
zimmerman. and MoKechnie put him OF
hird with single to right. {! ARK
,stted for Shcan and struck out. but
iaRee crossed the plate while HerzoG
,ss throwing Wingo out At first.
Owing 10 the fact that Umpire Qulg-
sv il sill laid up as result OF the
niury he sustained when hit by foul
IN in Saturdays game, Bill Byron was
'oreed 10 work alone.
The score.