The sun., 1919-06-23
NEALE'S DOUBLE IN
10TH BEATS GIANTS
Thrilling Contest in Cincin-
natl Viewed by Seasons
Record Crowd
Special Despatch to THE suN

CINCINNATI, JIne 22.--The largest
crowd OF the local season, not even ex-
cepting the opening day thronged out
TO Redland Field 20 enjoy the single
meeting between the first and second
place teams--the Giants and Reds.
About $4,000 persons saw the locals beat
the New Workers. In ten innings. TO 3.
The enormous crowd was almost hys-
terlcal when Daubert opened the tenth
with long fly to Knuff in centre,
Heinle Groh, then swung one right over
second for a base. Benton wabbled on
Roush and issued the third pass Roush
had drawn during the matinee. Then
came Greasy Nehle. supposedly helpless
against good southpaw pitching. and in
batting slump TO boot. This time
Greasy delivered a mighty blow, a two
Dagger that whlstled 10 left field far out
OF Burns's reach and sont eros scam
pering in with the tally that made 1T
tho end of a perfect Red day.
The entire contest wrs fought out
tooth and nail and there was always the
element OF great uncertainty as to the
ultimate result, for both pitchers were
working their heads off.
Young Hurt In Collision.
Burns and Young were both easy for
Ruether in the first, but Fletcher stuns
when Doyle fouled to Rarlden. The
Reds were more fortunate IN their half.
Rath died on an infield hit. Daubert
dashed a mammoth drive between Kauff
and Young and the Giant gardeners coll
llded head on. Kauff picked himself up
and hustled after the ball. but Young
lay inotionless upon the turf. Bennys
relay was too late and Daubert went
around the circuit. ,.
nett1 Ia fn
ments. but finally recovered enough to
be supported to the Clubhouse bruised
and shaken but with no bones broken.
King took his place. after which Groh
famed, Roush walked and Doyle threw
out Eeale.
The Giants took the lead In the second
inning due TO some poor work by Cueto
and Rariden. With Kauff out on a hot
liner TO Rath Zimmerman walked,
Chase singled to left and Zinl scored
and Chase went all the way to third
when Cueto threw wildly. Gonzales hit
to Groh, hut Rariden dropped Heinies
perfect return and Chase scored.
Reds REGAIN Lead In Third.
The third saw the Reds again take
the lead. Rath singled and Daubert
sacrificed, after which Groh was passed.
Roush then fouled to Gonzales and
Neale beat a hit TO Zimmerman, filling
the sacks. 1t was up to Kopf, and he
delivered with a single to left. scoring
Rath and Groh. Neale was caught try
ing for third.
The Giants tied the score in the sixth
Chase. first man up, walked and was
permitted to go TO Pecond, as the
fourth ball was a wild one into the
crowd back of home plate. Gonzaiess
inf1eld out nut Hal ON third Benton got
three and two on him and then fouled
of dozen balls before poklng a
grasser at Rath. Rath returned It in
stantly, but Chase was safe at the plate
on close decision and the count was
hree ALL
Ruether steamed up thereafter and
held the Giants absolutely helpless go
far as run getting was concerned, al
though the New Workers. threatened
twice. With one out in the sixth. Doyle
singled and Kauff lined to Rath. Zim-
merman's hit put Larry on third.
Giants Double Steal Fails.
a double steal was pulled, but Rari-
denis blum throw to second fooled Larry
nd he started In. Rariden then threw
to Groh and Doyle again set sail for the
plate. He crashed into Rarlden and was
knocked breathless. Rariden thought he
had touched him. but as Chase was
bowling at Larry TO touch the plate
Daubert snatohed the ball from Rariden
md put It on Doyle, who was then
allied out by Klein.
In the tenth Chase singled. but died
stealing. and Gonzales grounded out.
Benton then singled and Burns walked,
but Cueto took Kings fly.