The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-04
DODGERS lombard
YANKEE PITCHERS
Garner Fifteen Hits OFF Quinn
and Shawkey and
Win, II to 2.
ny GEORGE b. UNDERWOOD.
spsc,or Despotoh IN THE suS.

JAcKsoNvILI.E, April st was Brook
lyn's turn to howl tonight, for before a
holiday crowd at Southside Park this
afternoon the Dodgers unloaded 80 many
base hits on Jack Quinn and Bob Shaw
key that the Yankee outfelders became
tired chasing the ball. While Grimes
and Pfeffer were moving down the
American League batsmen the Nationals
were falling on Jack and Bob for total
Of 10 hits. including two doubles by
Kruger, another two Dagger by Olson
and triple by Jimmy Johnston. The
result was an IL to 2 victory for the
Dodgers.
Mayor Martin proclaimed n half hoii-
day here to-day In order to allow the
fans to see the game, and the turnout
was big for Jacksonville but mighty
small for the Polo Grounds. The 1000
fans that did SEQ the game we're treated
10 some wild and woolly playing. mixed
with some nifty fielding.
The Dodgers fell on Quinn like a ton
II bricks In the opening inning and
Jumped away to a four run lead with the
aid Of five singles and an almost ex-
cusable boot by Ward. The veterans
then frightened and went along grandly
until the sixth, when there was another
Brooklyn explosion that blew Jack right
out OF the pitchers box into the dressing
room.
shawkey Rushed to the Rescue.
In that sixth inning assault on Quinn
the Dodgers unloaded three singles, q
double and triple before Shawkey was
rushed to the rescue with one out. four
runs in and Johnston on third. Ollie
O'Mara greeted Bob with a belt past
third that registered Jimmy. Bob then
halted the Dodger advance until the Sow
enth. when Olson doubled. Malone
walked and Kruger came across with
his second double. registering Ivy and
Lew. That ended the Brooklyn scoring.
Shawkey made the Dodgers act real
tame in the last two cantos.
Grimes was in superb form and his
sple ndid assortment OF hooks and bend
crs banned the Yankees. He set the
Yankees down with three hits and no
earned runs In the i've innings he deco
rated the hurting hill. The run the
Yanks scored In the second was helped
along by q passed ball and hence Is not
charged against Grimes. So far in the
series Burleigh has pitched eight in
nings against the Yankees without al
lowing an earned marker.
Pfeffer was not SO effective as Grimes.
but big JEFF allowed only one earned
run In four frames. In Pfeffer's term
Tho eighth frame was the only one In
which Jen allowed the Yankees to ac-
company ono single with another.
The fielding features Of the fray were
three scintillating double plays by the
Dodgers. The prettiest occurred In the
sixth frame. when O'Mara made q gu
perb stop OF Peckinpaugh's hot ground
er. whipped from a dinhcult position TO
Malone for an out of Kane at second.
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mailing Roger at first.
PfSfYer. Johnston and OMara per-
formed a rather unique double play in
the ninth. Peck opened the inning with
a double to left. Pipp grounded to
Pfeffer. who bluffed Peckingpaugh back
to second and then nailed Wally with q
peg to Johnston. Johnston's snap throw
TO O'Mara nailed Peckinpaugh OF sec
ond.
Zach wheat Arrives.
Manager Robinson's heart was made
glad to-day by the arrival Of Buck
Wheat. Zach was not due until Satur-
day. but could not stand the strain on
his polo farm and landed here ahead of
time. Buck Is brown as a berry and
lean and hard as nails. He says he has
played no baseball but that the work on
his farm has him as fit as fiddle and
ready for real diamond warfare.
Wilson Fewster. the young second
baseman OF the Yankees. arrived In
town early this morning from his homo
in Baltimore Fewster worked out with
the Yanks in the morning and again
before the game in the afternoon. He
will be ready to go In at third base in
Wards place on Saturday. Fewster was
to have come South with the first squad,
but had to stay home on account Of the
illness OF his mother. He Is In condi-
ton. having worked out with the Balti-
morn club.
The box score Of to-day's game fol-
lows:
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