New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-20

of the Red Sox and Indians.
Coumbe relieved Senior Adolgo Luque
in the third inning, after the latter had
been blasted off the mound, and the
newcomer gave the home players only
two hits until the eleventh, when Sny-
der's single and Duncan's error allowed
Doyle, who had walked, to cross the
plate with the winning run.
Coumbcs exhibition was q classic.
Young hit safely in the fourth. The
visiting twirler held the New Workers
hitless until the ninth. when Douglas
connected for single. Not one of the
home players reached aecond base off
Coumbe until the tenth inning, when
Kelly got to third as o result of a
felders choice and an error by Wingo.
Luque was slammed for seven hits be-
fore he was finally taken out.
Barnes Forced to Retire
Douglas replaced Jesse Barnes in the
seventh, after the Reds had come from
behind and tied the score. Douglas did
not permit run for the remainder Of
the game. Although he got himself in
several tight holes, he We aided con-
siderably by fine support
Barnes during his stay was touched
for nine hits, including triple and
three home runs. Each Of the circuit
clouts came with one man on base, md
these were responsible for all OF the
visitors runs.
The Reds started with q rush and
blew themselves to a twoTu2 lead in
the first inning. With two out, Groh
smashed single through Frisch.
Roush then lifted one OF Barness
shoots into the right field stands, just
inside the foul line, for home run,
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can followed with another single, bat
ne was nailed stealing.
The Giants came bat}: strong in their
half and went the champions one run
better. After Burns had grounded out
10 Groh. Bancroft drew base on balls.
Young poked one TO left center for n
threc~bagger which chased Bancroft
across. Frisch shot a grounder 10
Rath, but Young beat the throw to the
plate with u neat slide. Kelly followed
with double to left ard Frisch
sprinted home. King was called out on
strikes and Doyle ended the inning b.
grounding out to Kopf.
Luque Is Batted Out
Senior Luque was plas,ered for FOUR
more hits In the third and these Melted
beat on. al slow roller TO Groh and
Frisch sent him to third on a single
to right. Kelly shot g single to left
which scored Young and put Frisch on
second. King walked, filling the bases.
and Doyle drove another single to
right. scoring Frisch and Kelly
Coumbe was rushed to the rescue Of
the battered Luque and he promptly
checked the bonnbardment. as Snyder
famed and Barnes fouled to Wingo.
Neale gave the visitors two more
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between Young and King for a homer,
which sent in kopf. Who had walked
Barnes then frightened up and went
along nicely until the seventh, when
Coumbe surprised the populace by
crashing one into the upper tier Of the
grandstand after Wingo had opened the
inning with q single to right These
Two runs evened Che count, and Jesse
was promptly given the gate in favor
Of Douglas
Phil tanned Rath as starter but
Dauoert singled to right and Groh
walked. The runners worked q double
steal when Roush pulled Frisch off
third with q fake bunt. Douglas then
pulled himself together and struck out
the dangerous Roush, and Duncan went
out on roller to Bancroft.
Reds Threaten in Ninth
The Reds again became meaacine in
the ninth, but great double play put
an abrupt end to the uprising. Coumbe,
he first batter, drew base on balls.
Rath beat out bunt toward first and
both runners advanced when Douglas
tossed the ball past Kelly. Daubert
ilfted q short fly TO King, but Coumbe
was held at third. Kelly made q fine
catch OF Groh's line drive and threw
20 Frisch, who dove at Coumbe and
doubled him off the base.
The. teams remained deadloeked until
The eleventh. when the Giants showed
he deciding run across. Doyle, the
t;rst batter, drew base on balls. Sny-
der 4 shot one to left for single and
Doyle easily completed The circuit when
Duncan fumbled the ball
The Giants and Reds will play a
double header this afternoon. Nehf
and Benton will pitch for the home
team while Fisher and Eller will prob
ably perform for the visitors.
The score:
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