New-York tribune., 1920-09-19

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Jimmy Ring, native son Of
for the dWesterners, went alon.
chased him to cover under a fusillad
who relieved the battered Ring, held the
home players safe while his mates were
piling up comfortable lead.
With the exception Of the sixth inn-
ing, in which they slammed out Ave
hits and tied the score, the Brooklyn
ites found Ring and Napier for only
four scattered safeties. They were
also guilty of several errors, all Of
which helped their opponents consid-
erably.
Too Much for Rube
Rube Marquard, who undertook to
hold the champions in check. found the
task too much for him and he had to
retire in the sixth after being bumped
for four successive hits. Mamaux
took up the pitching burden, but he
was taken out in favor Of pinch-hit-
ter. Sherrod Smith, Burleigh Grimes
and Clarence Mitchell also made their
appearance in the box during the
course of thc afternoon, but mono Of
these displayed much effectiveness.
Neither team could shove run
across during the first three innings,
although the Reds threatened a break
through in the second. Duncan led
off with d two bagger to left and Kopf
fouled to Schmandt. Neale lifted q fly
to Wheat. Rariden bounced a single
over second, but Kilduff stopped the
ball and nailed Duncan at the plate.
The champions then got away to
two-run lead in the fourth. Groh, the
first batter, drew base on balls and
took third on Roushs single to center.
Roush stole second as Duncan struck
out. Kopf came through with a single
to left, whichN chased both runners
across. kopf stole second and then
took third on Neale's groundcr to Kill
duff. but Raridcn went out on a roller
to Johnston.
Marquard was bombardcd for four
more hits in the sixth which netted
the vi2itors three additional tal!ies.
After Roush had flied out to Griffith
Duncan shot a single to left and then
took second when Wheat fumbled the
ball. Kopf followed with another sim
gle to the same place, scoring Duncan.
Kopf took second on Wheats vain
throw to the plate and reached third
on Neales single to left
Single for Rariden
Raridcn pokcd one more single to
left, which scored both runners. and
MarQuard was given the rest of the
afternoon TO himself Mamaux was
rushed to the rescue and lie began by
tanning Ring. Rath slammed q single
to right. Rariden overrT0 second on
the hit and was picked off by Griffith's
fine throw to kilduf.
The Dodgers came back with rush
in their half of the sixth and jumped
all over Ring for five runs, which
evened the count. Olson started the
rafting rally with single to left and
Johnston followed with another to CEN
ter. Griffith then drove one over the
right field wall for a home run, scor-
ing Olson and Johnston ahead of him.
Wheat smashed a triple to deep left
center and Ring was promptly der
rickcd in favor OF Napier. Myers
greeted the newcomer with a two bag
ger off the right field wall which scored
Wheat. Schmanut was safe on Groh's
poor throw to Baubort, but Myers was
held on third. Kilduff advanced both
runners on sacrifice bunt in front of
the plate. Miller reached first on
Kopf's tumble and Myers completed
the circuit with the tying run.
Lamar, who was nominated to bat for
came to bat for the second time in the
inning and went out on a grounder to
Eroh. This ended the Dodgers scor-
ing for the afternoon and Napier linn
ited them to one hit for the remainder
of the contest.
The Reds proceeded to settle the
outcome in the seventh and they did
this by scoring two more runs. Smith
started the inning, and he was prompt
ly bumped fer two singles by Daubert
and Groh. Roush flied out to Myers
and Robbie then sent his pitching ace,
Burleigh Grimes, TO the mound to stem
the rush of the champions, but to no
avail.
Ball Rolls to Stand
Duncan shot n single to right, scor-
ing Daubert. Groh also Tailed when
Johnston let Grittiths throw roll to the
stands. Duncan took second on the
error Kopf rolled one to the box and
Duncan was run down between second
and third. Neale drew base on balls,
but Rariden went out on a grounder
to Kilduff.
The champions added another run in
bert and Roush. They also gathered
ninth on Whcat's error, Neale's sacri-
fee, an inteld out and singles by Rath
and Daubert.
The Dodgers will open two-game
series with the Pirates this afternoon,
jeff Pfeffer and Ponder will probably
be the opposing pitchers.
The score:
CINCINNATI N. L, BROOKLYN IN. L.