The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-29
DODGERS. HITTING
HARD. TROUNCE REDS
Bat Ring and Bressler OFF
MOund--Score Is 8 to o.
ny CHARLES f. MATHIsON.

Tho Dodgers who play a Jekyll and
Hyde game OF ball. were on their good
behavior yesterday and trounced the
'amaEed Reds by q score Of . to 0. Uncle
Robbie's athletes had performed so de-
plorably on the preceding day. when they
were defeated by to 3. that the boys
from Redland were lulled into the be-
lief that they would clean UP the present
series Therefore Patrick Moran sent
Jimmy Ring to the mound. James who
is respected citizen OF Brooklyn, had
rhut out the Dodgers, . to 0, when he
; last appeared at the Ebbets stadium on
June. 10. and he was expected to dupli-
cate that defeat.
To the chagrin OF Moran the Dodgers
treated their fellow townsman with
shocking inclvility, hitting him Is times
for nine runs and knocking him Off the
mound. with none out, in the sixth frame.
Animated with the spirit Of Babe Ruth,
every man at bat for the Dodger team
made one or more hits, Olson and Myers
getting three singles each. Kildufr a
double and triple and Grimes double
and two singles in four times up,
The other Dodgers hit freely and fre-
Quently and tho Cincinnati flelders had
lively day chasing the leather to all
parts Of the enclosure.
Ring escaped without damage in the
first two innings, but the cannonadmg
began in the third frame and never
ended till Kilduff, the first man up In
the sixth, banked q double to left. There
upon Moran, who apparently could not
bring himself TO believe that the Dodgers
were hitting Ring, reluctantly asked
James for his resignation.
As for the Reds, they were held In the
hollow of Burleigh Grimes's good right
hand. Burleigh was bit unsteady in
the second and third frames, but there
after the Reds could not touch the deliv-
cry OF the Clear Lake hurler,
After Ring had been sheled off the
mound in the sixth Raymond Bresser, a
southpaw. took up the burden of dodg
ing the drives of the Brooklyns, Bres
lasted through the sixth, although hit
hard, and was taken off the mound in
the seventh after Myers, the first man
up. singled. George Lowe of Springfield,
Mass who is high in stature, finished
the game for the Reds and did not yield
any runs.
So far as the game was concerned
there was little to see except the as
sorted hits OF the Dodgers and the
sprinting ability OF the base runners.
Grimes started the bombardment in
the third frame. he hitting a clean double
to centre. Olson and Johnston followed
with singles. which, aided by W!ngo's
error in letting n perfect throw TO the
y daI ttRyN
runs.
Wheat and Myers singled in the
fourth. but Wingo's sharp throwing
caught Zack asleep of second and
nipped Myers in an attempted steal of
second.
The fifth inning was a Waterloo for
Ring. Kilduff opened with triple to
left and scored on Millers single. Grimes
singled, and he and Miller scored on
Olson's triple. Johnston was out on
foul fly, but Grifflth's single scored
Olson. Wheat and Honey ended the
inning with flies.
Ring started the sixth inning but
after Kilduft had poled a double, Moran
decided to Ring out the old and ring In
the new pitcher. Bressler has but recently
recovered from a broken leg and should
not be harshly criticised Miller singled
and Kilduff reached third. Grimes
singled and Kilduff scored. Olson sac
rificed and the runners moved up base
Johnston singled scoring Miller and
Grimes. Griffith and Wheat were
squelched at first, and that ended the
run getting for the day.
Ed Roush the heavy hitting centre
fielder Of the Reds, turned his ankle in
running for iy that Grimes hit in the
sixth and retired from the game.
Hod Eller. a Red pitcher, had a dis
pute with a Brooklyn fan near Ebbets
Field yesterday afternoon and the
player used his fists. The fam threatened
a warrant. The score: