New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05

to-day in the first tilt between these
deadly National League rivals.
Cadore is a pitcher; a right handed
pitcher. who manipulatcs a pretty fair
curve along with turn OF speed, n
slow ball and a tantalizing change Of
pace. lie was with the champions in
the closing days of last season, al
though the most he did then was to
hang around and absorb major league
experience when he was not entertain I
ing his fellows in the wiles Of leger-
demain.
Looks Like Money
Old Uncle Robbie decided 20 turn
this Canuck product Of the lnterna-
tionsl League loose after big game this .
year, and the Montreal marvel has not
failed him. Galore looked just like
money from home against the Braves .
to-day. as earlier he looked in bring
ing the Philles 10 an abrupt halt.
Galore was asked TO face Southpaw
Allen, one-time Dodger and usually
tough proposition for Brooklyn. Lefty
didn't tarry till the close. Galore was
so good that Stallings had to go after
him with pitching relays Barnes and
Crum were both crowded into the box .
before the end Of the fervid ninth.
That Allen didn't tarry through TO
the end was as much due 10 Cadore's .
versatility as to any other clrcum- /
stance. Galore made life miserable for .
his fork handed contemporary. He ham ,
mered out long hit that gave Brook .
lyn its first run and wore another yard T,
or two off the seat of Stallings'S
bveeches with q line drive TO Wilhoit 4
on his second appearance. Nllhoit got /,
this second jolt so deep that runner
rolled from second 10 third after the
catch.
Nor was Cadore's outburst q case OF
any special Grudge against Allen. Stall
ings rushed Barnes, a right-hander
into the breach. 10 handcuf Galore
during a ticklish situation In the
seventh inning. Robbie's rabid rife
man delivered another long line drive
that scored what proved the winning
run.
Strong with Stick
Cadore's heavy stick was most in
strumental in carving out his victory,
despite the fact that the Dodgers
rapped the three Boston pitchers with .
unusual execution. The rookie twirler,
after hammering home run for HIM
self, had every reason TO feel resent
ment against life in general.
The first tally he delivered should
have been quite enough for all BROOK
D,Aora hpcfpN OUT
Of shut-out victory by Fabrique's |
tumble that let in Boston's only run :
This bobble. on an easy chance, came
with two out.
Galore pitched a beautiful game.
lie set the Braves down with four hits
no two OF which came IN any one Inn
ing He was just a trihe wild, but
never so in the pinches. That Leon .
did not have 4 much easier afternoon
was due entirely 10 overlooked oppor-
tunities on the part OF his teammates.
BROOKLYN did not make the most OF It's
opportunities from the eleven hits on
Boston boXmen.
Brooklyn's work on the bases was
open TO investigation. Jimmy Jonh-
SION. who walked to start the game,
was caught mapping on hrst Dase;
No.yrev went 70 sleep on an attempted
double steal with Chief Meyers IN the
fifth inning. He was shown up ter
riblv. iThese were the two most start
ling of half a dozen base running
Galore passed Massey with only one
rono in the second inning. but after
Twombly flied 70 Wheat Chief Meyers
cut the runner down on an attempted
steal. Wheat scratched hit to no
retchv starting Brooklyn's second. but
Fabri0ue hit 10 Massey and into
double play.
First Hit for Smith
Red Smith got the first hit off Ca
dore. a single to left in the secoha.
Two were gone. without rolleu 10 .Ie
box. Galore put Brooklyn on the WIN
ming way with tremendous two-oase
rrack in the third inning This came
Nth one out and scored Chief Meyers,
Vic had walked. Galore was coached
ON to third and certain death. bso
base running, for Johnston's single
tbst followed. was wasted, when pau
bert flied to Twomo!y: L;oh 1
The one run of the Braves, when
tied the score in the fourth inning war
nurcly gift. Twombly wormed pass
ont Of Galore. Magee's sacrihce ahd
Eonotcbv's lnfeld out put the runner
nT third. Twombly scored when
Fabrjoue fumbled Red Smiths easy
erounder. Smith stole second, Dut "a
dore tossed out Without.
~ Tie Dodgers squandered golden OPP
nortnnities in the fifth. Mowteg
iyalkod and Meyers singled TO leIt VIII, WIN
,ono ont. Cadore's long fly 20 ilnolV
sent Mowrey 10 third. Nike ran
biindIv into trap on an attempts
double steal, falling for short throw
Johnston flied 20 Magee.
Gowdy opened Boston's half OF nv
ffth with a single TO centre: a. az
popped to Mowrey and MaranVille HieN
n Johnston before Hank tried unsue-
cessfully 20 steal the MIDWAY Fey"
side goI the first man on IN the si IN
Daubert beat bunt, but Myers hIeu
to Twombly, while Wheat ana IaDtiquo
grounded gently 10 the inheid' ha
scv beat bunt, TOO. I"ohD'y saS
feed. but when Mogee drove 10 me Oo1
Massey was caught between Ihii" @"N
second and run down.
brooklyn won the game IN the sew
nth inning. Cu.shaw singled 10
centre. Mowrey beat tap to short
Chief Meyers sacrificed, Smith 70
Koretchv. Barnes was then sent 10 the
,elief OF Allen. Galore broke up the
came with long fly 10 Twombly tnat
bTought Cutshaw home. Massey Ie,
Iobrston's grounder through HIM ana
No,vrov scored. Daubert beat bunt
IN front Of the plate. and when Gowdy
threw wildly for Johnston at secono
Jimmy got around 10 third. Dauber'
Stoje second. But Hi Myers ended the
ottsck with an easy hoater for Twom"