New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-20

'Man,aux losses
Wild i'm Crisis
| In Last Inning
Error Ruins Fine Rescue
Effort After Jeff Pfeffer
Is Knocked Out of Box

Special Correspondence of Tho Trfbuns
CINCINNATI, July 19.-Al Mamaux' s
wild throw to first after Eddie Roush
had beaten out perfect bunt in the
ninth inning to-day gave Cincinnati
the fourth game of the series with the
Dodgers by a score of 5 to 4. Ed
Pfeffer was knocked out of the box in
the fourth inning
WAN three runs against him Mamaux
went to the rescue. The Dodgers
scored run in the fifth and shortly
afterward took the lead when they
scored three in the sixth. Then the
Reds batted home a run off Mamaux in
the sixth, tying the score.
Daubert opened the ninth for the
Reds by doubling to center Roush laid
down perfect bunt toward third,
which was taken by Mamaux Mamaux
could not hope to get Daubert at third
and still less to get Roush at first, but
he uncorked throw to Honey on gen.
eral principles and it sailed over
Koney's head to the stand, scoring
Daubert with the winning rum
The Dodgers have won two out of
four here and have one game with the
Reds tomorrow. They have lead of
two games and are sure to depart in
first place tomorrow night for Pitts
burgh.
Groh Opens With Triple
Heinie Groh opened the attack on
Pfeffer by hitting the first ball pitched
in the first inning to right for three
bases. Daubert was thrown out by
KIlduff and Roush popped to Olson
while Heinie stuck to his base, sbut he
finally got home on Duncan's single
over second. Duncan had drawn two
strikes and one ball when he changed
bats, and the 5000 Red rooters present
attributed the hit to the bat. Uncle
Wilbert Robinson attributed it to
Pfeffer getting himself into hole and
having to pitch over to Duncan. Dun
can took second on a wild pitch and
Kopf walked, but Olson threw out
Neale
Daubert began another attack on
Pfeffer when he doubled to center in
derful jump by Hi Myers prevented the
ball from going for a home run Dau-
bert went to third when Kilduff tossed
out Roush. Duncan had Pfeffer,s goat
and worked him for pass. Kopf sin
gled to right, scoring Daubert.
Pfeffer Forced Out
Wingo opened the fourth with sim
gle to right. Ruether tried to sacrifice
His bunt to Johnston would have forced
Wingo at second if Olson had not
muffed the throw, leaving both runners
safe. Groh singled over third, scoring
Wingo and putting Ruether on second.
That was taps" for Pfeffer, and AL
Mamaux went to the hill. Daubert sac
rificed on the first ball offered by Ma
maux. Roush flied to Wheat, and Rue
hor hoof
but he had left third before the catch
and was declared out when the ball
was relayed to that bag.
The Dodgers scattered three wasted
hits off Ruether in the first four inn
ings and did not get action until two
were out in the fifth. Johnston then
! beat out a hit to Kopf and took second
when Neis did likewise on a close de-
cision, which was protested by the
Reds and their rooters. Wheat bounced
hit off Sicking's glove, scoring John
ston. Myers walked. Konetchy flied to
Neale.
Dodgers Forge to Front
Three runs were scored off Ruether
in the sixth, which put the Dodgers
temporarily ahead. Kilduff opened the
inning with double to left. He died
trying to stretch to a triple. Kruger
had batted for Elliott in the fourth
and flied to Daubert.. He followed
Kilduff in the sixth with a single to
center, and Mamaux walked. Olson
sacrificed Johnston bounced single
off Ruether's glove, scoring Bill Nc
Cabe, who ran for Kruger, Mamaux
taking third. Neis lifted a Texas
Lacquer to the right field foul line,
which bounced to foul ground and went
as scratch triple, scoring Mamaux
and Johnston. Sticking made a sensa-
tional stop and threw out Wheat, leav-
ing Neis on third.
The Reds tied it up in their half of
the sixth Wingo singled to right,
with one out, and stole second.
Ruether was called out on strikes.
Groh walked Olson knocked down
Daubert's single over second, but could
not handle the ball and Wingo scored.
Groh taking third. Dabbert stole sec
ond, but Roush popped to Olson. Then
came the blow off in the ninth.
Earle Neale's sister died yesterday
in Petersburg, w. Va, and Charlie