New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
Cardinals Force
Flatbush Men
Down Ladder
Marquard Victim Of Savage
Onslaught in First Game;
Cad0re Victim i'm Second
From spocias Correspondent

From, q Special Correspondent
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 30-Branch Rick
ey's slugging Cardinals threw an awful
jolt into the Brooklyn fans here to-
day by taking the first game from the
Dodgers by to 0 and the second by
7 to /. The double defeat forced the
Dodgers into second place in the Ma
tional League, as the Cincinnati Reds
defeated the Boston Braves by to in
a single game and only eight points
separated the Reds and Dodgers this
morning.
Rube Marquard was the victim of the
Cardinal onslaught in the first game
The eight hits off him were we'll
punched with an error by Olson and
three sacrifice hits. Bill Doak was
master Of the Brooklyntes at every
stage.
Home Run for Cadore
knocked home run in the third inn
ing and saved the Dodgers from a
double whitewashing. Leon held the
Cardinals safe after the first inning
until the seventh, when two hits, a pass
and sacrifice gave the Cardinals a
lead of two.
| In the eighth Cadore was knocked
out Of the box for three hits and three
runs. Sherrod Smith could not stop
the rally, and a sacrifice, hit and his
own wild throw gave the Cards a run
off Smith.
Marquard's defeat in the first game
by to was due to two bad innings,
the fifth and eighth, in which all Of
the Cardinal runs were made, but one
bad inning would have been enough.
Bill Doak and his spitball were holding
the Dodgers to five scattered hits, and
whenever they made the motions of
scoring run the Cardinals flashed a
double play that removed the menace.
jacques Fournier led the attack on
Marquard getting three of the eight
hlts allowed by Rube and driving in
two of the runs. Joe Schultz, a form er
Dodger, made two hits. The field was
extremely slow because of the heavy
rain last night and this morning. and
the making of double plays was helped
by the reduced speed of the runners
Lavan opened the fifth inning of the
first game for the Cardinals with a
single to left. Heathcote flied to Wheat,
but Clemons singled to left. Lavan
halting at second. Doak sacrificed
Janvrin has been playing second for
the Cardinals while Rogers Hornsby
nursed case of grippe. He was pur-
posely walked, filling the bases. Four
! nler had singled to center in the first
inning. He singled to left in the fifth
scoring Lavan and Clcmons. Stock
' flied to Myers.
Janvrin Walks Again
/ Janvrin opened the eighth for the
=. Cardinals by drawing another pass
from Marquard. Fournier singled tt
left, Janvrn reaching third. Stock
singled to left, scoring Janvrin anc
putting Fournier on second Schults
g singled to left, Fournier scoring ane
Q Stock taking second. McHenry sacri
Q feed. On the squeeze play Lavar
d" hunted out to Konetchy, unassisted
0 Stock scoring and Schultz taking third
o Heathcote popped fly over second
Q which Olson juggled and muffed
Schultz going home and Heathcote
reaching second Clemons drove tc
0 Johnston and Heathcote was run dowr
taking third.
0 Ivan Olsons face was swelled from
4 an ulcerated tooth in the first game
and he was unable to play in the sec
t. ond. His berth at short was taken b,
< Blll McCabe, and McCabe's amateur
= throwing gave the Cardinals a lead 0.
. one run off Cadore in the first inning
L Janvrln, first up, grounded to McCabe
y whose wild chuck to first sent Janvrir
: al the way to second. He scored o,
l. otock scratch MT to center, made al
Stock was trying to withdraw his ba
from a strike.
Cadoore's home run into the righ
held bleachers off Ferdie Schupp in tn,
third inning tied it up, and it remained
; tied until the seventh, when the Card
t went ahead. In the tie period a circu
one-hand catch by Austin McHenr,
: robbed Myers of triple to the lef
: field fence in the third inning. Myer,
e retaliated by making an equally sensa
tlonal catch off Fournier in the sixth.
McHenry Starts Trouble
! McHenry opened the seventh for St
d Louis with single to left off Cadore
|. Lavan laid down felder's choice sac
n rlhce to Cadore, and McHenrv heat ~,
throw to second. A pass To- Heatbcot' aao tn'
Tiled the bases. Dillhoefer's sacrific,
foreed to IySaS EySan ss0fsd tsrd dMcHenry schup
Q to center sent Heathcote home.
Q Stock opened the eighth for St 1.ou;
. SSbu1ta Sy I1eaf1ng has+ out a hit over second
ocnull1 peat out a single to McCabe