The sun., 1919-08-03
Allows McGraw's Men Only
Five Hits and Holds
Team Scoreless.
REDLAND BASEBALL MAD
Worlds Series Scenes Enacted
As Cincinnati Wins, 6 to o.
Gov. Cox Among Fans.

Nth the STICK IN tne lace OF tue sPieh-
Az pitching Of Slim Sallee. needless on
me base paths when they DID manage
- ret on, and burdened by loose pitch
no the Giants again fell before the
psds to-day. The former Giant south
rsv kalsomlned his old team mates. 8
90.
New York never had a chance to win.
ina Giants made only Ave scattered hits
al the banning delivery OF the veteran
.outhoaw. Twenty-Five thousand wildly
snthusIast,c fans, who filled the stands
ana oyerfiowed into the field. went home
m the seventh heaven Of delight.
The game was staged In worlds
s.ries setting. Gov. Cox of Ohio and
, marty OF State officials viewed the
frsy from a flag draped box close to
no Giants bench.
II was Pat Moran Day at Redland
Field and several thousand members OF
Ne KNIGHTS of Columbus. OF which or
Ssr the Reds leader 10 a member, were
,nciuded in the throng which saw the
Giants beaten. Before the game Pat
vas the recipient of a gold watch, the
I'M OF his fellow knights. The presen-
tation was made by the Governor at
ne Mate iust before the game started.
there we've also flowers galore for the
genial Pat.
Boauet tn McGrhw.
John McCraw also received huge
bouquet. As the Governor handed the
flowers to the Giants leader a cheer,
sa,d to be the FIRST which McGrsw ever
received here, went up from the stands.
The crowd, in good humor be- use OF
Cincinnati's previous victory, refrained
from taunting the Giants as vehementiy
as did the spectators at the opening
rame of the series. and there was no
bottle throwing. as on yesterday. The
mark was guarded by a large force OF
policemen, who had nothing 20 do ex-
cept keep the fans on the field within
the lines laid out for them.
Rube Benton was McGraw's choice TOT
box work John made an unfortunate
selection. The big southpaw had two
bad innings. the second and third. IN
the second he was saved from possible
disaster by a fine throw by Ross Young
which cut the Reds down IN the midst
OF rally but In the third he yielded
four hits and three runs. giving the
Reds a comfortable lead.
Dubuc Also Ineffective.
Jean Dubuo entered the box for the
0lHnIB III lne BlAlil aAACA ASohhSAA
been removed to make room for a pinch
hitter, and he too proved Ineffective.
In the first inning Fletcher tripled into
the mass OF fans In right centre. bu'
failed to score, as Doyle was thrown ou'
by Rarlden on tap In front of the plate
The Reds were turned back by Bentof
In the approved fashion in the first
Kauff led off in the second by beating
out a tap down the third base line, Du
Zimmerman was thrown out by Saliee
Kaufs for some reason. rounded second
base and was promptly trapped on Dau
berts peg to Kopf Zimmerman was re
tired on Groh's excellent stop and throw
Of his hard hit ball.
In the Reds half of this inning. afte
Roush had flied to Young. Neale doubled
to left. Kopf drew a pass and Bressle
lifted fly to Young. Rariden slamme'
singled to right, but Neale. attemptini
TO score, was cut down at the plate oil
Young's rife bullet throw to Snyder
me Giants went out In regular order Il
the third
Reds Get Started.
Benton got rid of Saliee on strikes Il
the third and then tossed Rath out a
hrst Daubert launched the Reds Of
With a single to left and Groh beat, on
single to right. scoring Daubert, an
when Young. essaying to catch Groh
third with a peg to Zimmerman. hurle
he pellet far over Zim's head into tn
crowd back OF third. Groh crossed tn
plate and Roush raced to third. Neal
followed with a single to left, driving I
RouSh. The rally ended when Fletehe
threw out Kopf.
After Young and Fletcher had bee
disposed OF in the fourth. Doyle beat OF
hit TO Daubert Larry. however, pre-
eeedsd to amble of first base with HI
head down. He was brought UP sharpl
when Sallee whipped the ball over
Daubert. trapping Larry. who easily wa
run down.
Neither side got another man on bal
a until Cincinnati's half of the sixth. Nj
Carly had batted for Benton In the Giant
half Of this inning and Dubuc took h
stand on the mound. Jean didn't acqu
himself any better to-day than he d.
yesterday.
Reds Fiji Bases.
He first walked Roush and then, fiel,
ing Neale's sacrifice bunt. pegged u
On into right field and Roush dashS
~ Thopi dlcO utCH a pa
ana the bases were congested.
Bressler forced Kopf at secon
fletcher and Doyle making q fine pll
On his hard grounder, but Roush score
haflden hit to Dubuc and Neale W,
nrown out at the plate. Bressier NOV,
siong from second to third when Snyde
N an attempt to catch him mapping {
the middle bag, hurled the ball in
centre field.
Rariden stole second. Sallee tn,
thumped the ball over Young's head in
me crowd for three bases. Bressler al
harden scoring. Rath walked, b
paubert drew the inning to a close
raising high fly to Doyle.
In the seventh Fletcher reached m
On an error by Sallee after Young HI
been retired. but Doyle popped TO RIA
ana Kaufr forced Fletcher at secof
In cincinnstis half OF the inning Rou
tr!pled with one out but was left hi
and dry on the easy outs OF Neale a
kopf. Also in this frame, Sherwo
hagee was ordered to the club house
Umpire Klein for becoming too boist'
Gus on the first base coaching line.
Zimmerman started the Giants of
the eighth with a double TO left cent
II proved TO be a flash In the pan
Chase hit TO Groh. and Heine was e
DOWN between second and third. Cha
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