New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-13
Cardinals Win /,
From, Dodgers !
BY l0---5 Score
Mitchell's Winning Streak
of Four Games Broken:
DOak Also Fares Poorly

The Brooklyn Dodgers were guilty Of
their worst exhibition of the year in
losing TO the st. Louis Cardinals in
the first game of their series at Eb-
bets Field yesterday by score Of
lC to 5. The Cardinals ran rampant
on the bases. pilfering sacks at will,
snd being aided in this respect by five
miserable errors. A redeeming feature
OF the contest was the hard hitting by
both sides. st. Louis carried off tho
batting honors with sixteen hits, while
Brooklyn gathered ten.
With solid hitting being the rule,
there necessarily was need for pitch
ing reinforcements early. Clarence
Mitchell, the all-round Dodger star.
experienced an off day and was pounded
off the mound in less than three inn
ings.
burleigh Grimes still showed a lack
of effectiveness from his recent illness
and the Cardinals continued to pound
out hits after he went into the box.
Bill Doak completely baffled the
Dodger batsmeh for five innings, in
which only Zach Wheat managed to
beat out an 7nfeld hit. However, Doak
vas numerically hammered in the sixth
and again in the seventh inning Then
Oscar Tuero, the Cuban, was sent to
his relief. Tuero and his windup easily
tanned the Dodgers in the last two inn
ings.
The Cardinals started their scoring
with three-run tally in the first and
closed it with an equal number of runs
in the ninth, when the Brooklyn play
ers tossed the ball recklessly around
the field. Pete Kilduff experienced a
bad day at third base and even tho
usually reliable Tom Griffith was guilty
OF an error. In the sixth and seventh
Brooklyn rallied and scored all of their
hve runs, but in each instance Jimmy
Johnston was unable to help the Gauss
along. He hit into double play in the
sixth and was an easy victim on an
lnfeld out in the seventh.
Cardinals Get the Jump
st. Louis gained the jump in the first
inning when j. Smith singled and MIL
Ter moved him up a base on his out.
STOCK MT safely to centre for base,
scoring Smith, while Hornsby dropped
e-bagger into right field. Mitchell
temPorarially steadied himself to strike
out Heathcote, but McHenry singled to
centre, driving home both Stock and
Hornsby. Lavan ended the inning when
he hit weakly to Mitchell.
st: Louis scored another run In the
third when Miller was passed and Stock
Y1is1eu ~ .eiI' mitchell then passed
Hornsby .whereupon Grimes replaced
hl-a on the mound. Johnson shut Off
I a RI <hen he tossed out Miller ne
the plate o. @Aathcote's grounder. but
McHenry sent so.-g sacrifice NV 10
Wheat on which Stock scored Three
singles gave st. Louis aaotHs. run
in the fourth
order for the first four innings. Wheat
broke the monotony when he beat out
an lnfeld hit. 1t was a close shave.
Tor Hornsby made a rather low throw
to Miller: However. it availed nothing
Tor as Myers struck out Wheat was
caught stealing at second base. Doak
lost his equilibrium in the sixth and
and moved up bag when Doak made
Wild pitch. Grimes singled to right
and Olson hit over second scoring
Kruger. Johnson unfortunately hit
into double play. but Griffith shot a
single along the first base line that
Tailed Grimes. Wheat forced Griffith
for the third out, hitting the first ball
offered by Doak
Dodgers Score in Seventh
Brooklyn punched four hits in the
seventh that caused Doak to be taken
out. Myers popped 10 Stock, but
Konetchy doubled to centre and KildufY
beat out hit to Lavan. Kruger was
credited with a two-bagger when
McHenry misiudged his line drive.
scoring Konetchy. Grimes got his
second hit, smash to deep centre,
which Tailed both KilduR and Kruger.
The scoring ended here for Olson hit q
fly to McHenry and Johnston was
tossed out by Stock.
Aitcheson. the Dodger pitcher and
outfielder, was released yesterday by
Colonel Ebbets to the Rochester Inter
national League team.
The scores: