The sun., 1918-07-15
DEMAREE VICTIM
OF REDS ATTACK
16 Hits, With q Each for Groh,
Roush and Chase, Cause De-
feat Of Giants, 8 to 5.
Special DespatcA to TIE Sun.


CINCINNATI. Ohio. July IA. - The
Giants continued to follow their erring
ways to-day and oblisingly became the
victims of the Reds seventh consecutive
victory. the score of the combat being
to B. Steamer AL Demaree, who had
been pointed for this especial contest,
was sent on a day ahead OF the club,
but was the easiest kind OF a PROPOSE
ton for the Cincinnati batters. They
pounded his offerings for sixteen hits.
Two doubles and a home run. Roush.
0roh and Chase each got four hits.
Three errors we're committed by Dem
aree's supporting cast and two Of them
both charged to Arthur Fletcher, fig
ured in the scoring. The Giants pasted
Jimmy Rings's benders for seven hits
including two triplets, and also re-
ceived the benefit of three Cincinnati
errors, but they seemingly never had
a chance.
Boobies by Ring and Roush helped
the Giants on their way to three runs
In the opening inning. Burns walked
and Young hit to Ring, but the pitcher,
In an effort to force Burns, made a
lurid heave past second base Burns
reaching third and Young second on
the error. Fletcher raised pop fly
to Blackburne. but Doyle walked, filling
the bases Burns was forced at the
plate- moment later on Zimmermans
tap to Ring. but Without singled to
centre, scoring Young and Doyle, and
when Roush booted the pellet. thinner
man also crossed the plate and Without
reached second.
Holke carried on the attack by ram
ming single to left. but Without who
essayed to score on the blow, was a
victim of Sherwood Magees rife shot
peg to Wingo.
Reds Get to Demaree in Fourth,
Demaree yielded two hits in the first
inning, walked two men In the second
and was put into a hole by a two ba Sc
mum on the part OF Burns in the third,
but with the aid Of some flashy fielding
behind him he managed to keep the
Reds at arms length until the fourth.
In that inning they began to get to him.
With one out in that frame, Griffith
beat out hit through the box and Sher-
wood Magee grounded to Holke. pushing
Griffith along to the middle bag Black
ourne then singled to centre and Grit
fifth scored.
In the fifth the Reds tied the score.
Groh beat out a hit between Zimmerman
and Fletcher and the Giant captain a
moment later fumbled a grounder hit
at him by Lee Magee. Rousch then
doubled to left. scoring both men, but
tho intrepid Eddie was out trying to
stretch the blow into three Dagger.
Without to Fletcher to Zim.
Until the seventh there was no fur
Their scoring. but in that inning the Giants
again hammered their way into the lead.
Wilhoit tripled to centre and Holke fol-
lowed with a three base clout to right
centre. McCarty slammed a single to
| left and Holke crossed the plate.
Giants Lose the Lead.
McGraw's men held that lead for only
| few brief moments. for In their half
of the same stanza the Reds smots DEM
, arees offerings in n furious manner
and again assumed the upper hand Groh
singled to right and went to second on
Masee's out. and Roush's infisld hit put
Little Heinie on third. Chase doubled
to centre, Groh scoring and Roush pull
ing up at third. Griffith was purposely
passed in order that the sc might be
set for a double play. but snerowod Ma
| gee upset the Giants calculations by
poking a single TO centre. scoring ROM
| and Chase.
In the eighth the Reds put the game
| on ice by scoring three more runs Groh
banged out his fourth hit of the day. a
| single to centre, after two of his team
mates had been expunged, and Lee Ma
| gee again reached first on tumble by
| Fletcher Roush then crashed the ball
! to the centre field fence for home run
! The score