The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
BROOKLYN BATTERS
; MORAN'S PITCHERS
Sallee and Fisher Prove Easy
for Superbas-Cincinnati
Is Beaten by 6 to 1.
Special Desputch TO THE suS.

CINCINNATI, Aug, 6.--Wibert Robin
son did his old friend, John McGraw,
good turn this afternoon when Brook
lyn defeated Cincinnati by 0 to /, but
the Giants fell again before the Car
dlnals and failed to take advantage Of
the lapse Of the Reds A secondary
feature to the setback OF Pat Moran's
pennant contenders was the lambasting
melted out to Slim Sallee, in whom the
Reds are placing a lot of confidence In
their dash for the flag
Sallee was pounded to all corners Of
the lot and had to be relieved as early
as the second inning. Ray Fisher, the
former Yankee, tried to shoulder the
burden but he was slammed Justify and
was taken out in the third round with
two out. Luque, the Cuban, then TOOK
the mound and succeeded In stopping
the scoring.
While the Superbas were holding high
carnival with the old claymore, with
Olson and Johnston leading in the at
tack, Leon Galore was making the
Reds jump through hoop and roll over
Galore was in his best form and hela
the locals to four hits. which were as
scattered as the Republican vote in
Mississippi. Galore, in addition, got
two hits and drove in two runs. Ca
dore would have scored a shutout but
for muff by Griffith on Groh in the
ninth inning. Groh was forced by
Roush but Neale singled to right, Roush
taking third. Kopf lifted q sacrifice
fly to Myers and Roush scored.
See Not So Successful.
See. the new Red outnelder who halls
from Brooklyn, came to bat for the
third time and was still to make his
first major league hit He slammed
one at Olson, who muffed ingloriously.
There were two on and two down, but
Allen sent everybody home by tanning
the ozone.
See played left field in place Of Bress-
Ter beginning with the fourth inning
and he failed to cover himself with
glory. In addition to falling to get
hit in three times up the $4,000 fnd
from Rochester got only one chance In
the field and he let 1t 60 through his
hands 1t happened in the eighth inning
and was O hard chance. The error let
Mack Wheat go to second, but no scor-
ing ensued.
The Superbas went after Sallee with
despatch and vigor. They located his
slants for four hits In the opening ses-
sion, the first four Brooklyn batsmen
zach getting a single. However, Sallee
was lucky at that since Myers hit into
double play and the sum total of the
damage was only one run. Olson
started with a one timer to centre and
Johnston hit for base to left. HEX
mans Texas Lacquer to left filled the
sacks.
lack Nwhears single off Daubert's
shins scored Olson. Myers hit to Groh,
whose return to Wingo nipped Johnston
at the plate. Wingo got Myers at first.
Konetchy was an infield out and the Red
fans heaved a sigh of relief. A glance
at the score board showed that the
Cards had started with two runs against
the Giants and that was some balm.
sallee Is Knocked Out.
The Reds went out in order In their
half and then the Supcrbas resumed OPP
erations on Sallee. Ward singled to
left Mack Wheat flied out to Roush,
but Galore swatted double to left,
sending Ward to third. Olson sent "A
two Dagger to left, scoring Ward and
Galore When Neale fumbled Olson
went to second. That was enough for
Sallee.
Fisher pitched to Johnston and he
singled to centre, scoring Olson and 60
ing to third on Roushs bad throw to
the plate. Griffith hit for Hickman and
drove to Rath, with the result that
Johnston was run down.
The Brooklyns got two in the third
round on singles by Konetchy, Ward
and Galore, the pitchers hit sending In
Luque took the mound. Johnston
singled too, filling the bases, but Grit
fifth was an infeld out The score: