New-York tribune., 1920-07-18
Balk by Ring
I'm Sixth Wins
For the Robins
Cadore, Who Starts i'm Box
FOR Flatbushers, Allows
Reds Their Only Runs
From a specta1 Correspondent


bert Robinson's Dodgers made their
winning record twenty-one out Of the
last twenty-three played when they
took the Cincinnati Reds into camp
to-day by to 2. They won from the
Reds by 6 to in the opening game of
the series on Friday and have won
eleven Of their thirteen games in the
West. They have three games left
here for the next three days and if the
Reds win them all the Dodgers will
depart in first place for Pittsburgh,
where they play four games to finish
the tour.
Jimmy Ring pitched the whole game
for the Reds to-day and was PERSONAL
ly responsible for the defeat of the
champions. Tom Griffith was on third
and Myers on first in the sixth inning,
with two out, when Ring committed a
balk that caused Umpire Hart to wave
Griffith to the plate with the winning
run. Seven hits were made off Ring.
all singles.
NAVn OCCo NNCc IdSSeB
r Leon Cadore pitched the first six in
nings for Brooklyn. He hurt himself
sliding back to first on double play
in the sixth and AL Mamaux pitched
the last three innings. Cadore allowed
six hits and both the runs. Mamaux
allowed one hit. Heinie Groh drew
two bases on balls off Cadore and one
off Mamaux. Both of those off Cadore
helped in the Reds scoring. The at
tendance was estimated at 10000 and
$4,000 are expected tomorrow.
The Reds handed the Dodgers one
of the two Brooklyn runs in the Sec
ond inning and the Dodgers courteous
~ responded by giving the Reds run
in the third.
:. The first three Dodgers up were re-
tired without effort in the first inning.
and in the second Wheat had flied to
Rath and Myers had struck out before
something happened. The first happen
ing was single to left by Konetchy.
konetchy moved to second on a short
passed ball. Kilduff walked. Elliott
raised a fly to short right, which was
chased by Rath and Neale.
Rath reached it and dropped it.
konetchy scored on the error, and while
Rath and Neale were hurting verbal
bricks at each other, Pete Kilduff
sneaked home with another run. Cadore
flied to Neale
The Reds compiled three hits in the
hrst inning off Cadore and the three
runners were left on bases. Rath
opened the third inning with a single
to center. Daubert flied to Griffith.
Groh walked and was forced by Roush.
which put Rath on third. The double
steal was called for.
Double Steal Works
Rath started home and Elliott threw
to Olson. Olson did not come in far
Rath scored standing up. Olson chased
Roush all the way to first and failed
to tag him. A moment later Cadore
and Konetchy caught Roush loafing off.
first.
A balk by Jimmy Ring in the sixth
inning presented the Dodgers with their
third run. Griffith singled to right and
Wheat's infeld hit pushed him to
second Konetchy's fly to Roush was
so deep that Griffith reached third on
The out. Myers began a steal of second
and Ring unwound to throw to second.
Umpire Hart called balk, sending
Griftith home and Myers to second
Alldutf was out on grounder to Rath,
out a run had Ring refrained from
The Reds got that run back in their
half of the sixth. A second pass to
Helnie Groh started the trouble.
Helnie went to second on Roushs single
to left and to third on Duncans long
fly to Griffith. Kopf's sacrifice fly to
Myers scored Groh. Neale flied to
Myers; Cadore singled to right in
half of the seventh He
was doubled off first on Olson's fly to
Roush, and in sliding back strained
Mamaux took his place on the
mound.
The Reds missed chance to score
on Mamaux in the seventh. Wingo
took two bases on Olson's muff of his
fly near the left field foul line, and
Crane ran for, him. Elliott made
catch of Rings low-bunted
foul and Rath popped to Konetchy.
Daubert singled to centre, but Myers's
throw to Elliott caught Crane at the
plate.
The score: