The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-17

Cincinnati today. to 2. and sent the
world champions to third place as a
result OF Now York's Victory over
Pittsburg. The game was a pitching
duel between Eller and Cadore up TO
the seventh inning. In that round
the Superbas got to Eller for four
hits, causing his retirement. Lu0ue
finished the game and did not permit
a Brooklyn player to reach first.
Today's Victory almost clinches the
pennant for Brooklyn which has to
win only five out OF ten remaining
games II the Reds win fifteen out OF
seventeen games
FIRST INNING.
Cincinnati: Rath popped 20
schmandt. Daubert out, Cadorc to
schmandt; Groh out the same way.
No runs.
Brooklyn, Olson safe on Kopf's
error. Johnston was hit by pitched
ball Griffith hit to center. scoring
Olson. Johnston was out at third,
Roush to Groh. Orlnith going to Sec
ond on throw in. Wheat rlicd TO
Duncan. Groh took Myers smash
and tagged Griffith. One run.
SECOND INNING.
Clncinnuti Roush out. Kilduff TO
Schmandt. Duncan's limo drive went
to Myers. kopf sent "a high fly TO
Griffith. No runs.
Brooklyn: Schmkndt singled 10
center, Kilduff walked, Miller popped
to Wingo. Cadore famed. Schmandt
was out at third. Groh unasslsted on
Olson's smash. No runs.
THIRD INNING.
Cincinnati: Nealc's foul fly fell to
| Miller Wingo hit TO center for two
bases. Eller struck out. Kildun and
schmandt retired Rath. No runs
Brooklyn; Johnston flied TO
foul fly. Wheat sent a fly to Dun
can. No runs,
FOURTH INNING.
Cincinnati: Daubert flied to My
crqs. Groh did likewise to Miller.
Roush hit to center for a single. He
was out stealing. Miller to Kilduff.
No runs.
Brooklyn: Myers sent an easy fly
to Duncan. Ellcr tossed out Schmandt
at first. Kilduff singled to left Groh
made II nice catch OF Miller's limo
drive. No runs.
FIFTH INNING.
| Cinclnnati: Duncan was safe on
Kilduffs error. Kopf walked. Nealo
beat out AN infield hit. Duncan
scored while Kildun threw out Wlngo
at first Kopf went home on l1llers
out. Cadore to Schmandt. Rath out,
kilduff to Schmandt. Two runs.
Brooklyn. Groh tossed out Ca.-
dore. Olson singled to center. He
was forced by Johnston, Kopf TO
Rath. Wlngo took Grinith's foul
fly. No runs
SIXTH INNING.
Cincinnati: Daubert singled. Groh
out, Johnston to Schmandt. Daubcrt
| going u second. Roush flied to
Griffith. Duncan out. Cadore to
Schmandt. No runs.
Brooklyn: Wheat walked after
Wingo had missed holding two foul
tips for the third strike. Myers sacri-
] feed. schmandt was out, Kopf to
Daubert. Wheat taking third. Kill
dun walked and stole second. Miller
was Intentionally passed. With the
bases full. Cadore struck out. No
runs.
clncInnatl: Kopf struck out.
Neale doubled to left. Wingo walked.
| Wingo and Eller were victims of II
double play Olson to Kildun to
Schmandt. No runs.
Brooklyn: Olson hit to right for
two bases. johnston sacrificed. OIL
son scored on Grifflth's hit to left.
| Wneat MT 10 Ceutcf, OTlilitn Boilb W
third. Griffith scored on Myers hit
to center. Luaue now pitching for
Cincinnati. Schmandt struck out
Duncan took Kildufr's fly. Two runs
EIGHTH INNING
Cincinnati: Rsth walked. Daubert
| lifted an easy fly to Kilduff, Groh
drew pass. Itoush was out. Kill
duff to Schmandt. A pass to Duncan
filled the bases. Kopf ignored n third
strike and was called out.
Brooklyn: Miller popped to kopf.
Cadore did the same to Daubert. OIL
son sent line drive to Rath. No
| runs.
NINTH INNING
Cincinnuti-Noale struck out 80
did Wingo. See batting for Luquc
and went out. Schmandt to Cadorc,
who covered first. No runs.
Totals:
II. II. +,
Cincinnati 900 O2O 600
Brooklyn 100 900 2Ox--3
Batteries: Eller. Luque and Wingo:
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