New-York tribune., 1920-06-01

Flatbush aggregation and put them
cago Cubs. The Giants dropped bat
The Giants were guilty Of many
errors of omission as we'll as commits
sion and their poor playing was largely
responsible for their double setback
The veterans, Doyle and Fletcher, were
the chief offenders.
About 1000 fans turned out to wit
ness the morning tilt and $4,000 more
were on hand Tor the matinee. The
home rooters had many opportUnit es
to exercise their lung power, as their
favorites outclasscd the visitors in All
departments of the game.
The Dodgers drove Shuilin' Phil
Douglas from the box under a fusil-
mornig contest and showed three runs
across the plate. They nicked Jess
Winters for two more in the fourth anc
had little difficulty in retaining their
early lead,
Grimes Also Hits
Burleigh Grimes occupied the mound
for the Brooklyns and. although he
was found for eleven safeties, he was
very effective in the pinches, and
famed seven lie also welded his
bat with vengeance and got three
hits III as many trips to the plate.
The Dodgers had no trouble in solv-
ing the curves of Jesse Barnes in NE
afternoon game, and they fell on him
for nine hits during his sevcn-innng
stay il the box. Three Of these we.e
punched in the seventh, when the home
players registered three runs. Douglas
succeeded him in the eighth and pre-
vented further scoring.
AL Mamaux was we'll nigh invincible
in the afternoon engagement. Hc had
the Giants completely at his mercy and
allowed them only five hits. The for
mer Pirate deserved n shut out, but
two hits, coupled with a wild pitch,
gave McGraws men their run in the
fifth inning.
The Brooklyn players ran wild on
the bases as the New Workers threw
the ball around with reckless abandon.
Fletcher and Doyle failed to cover sec
ond base on several occasions when
Smith threw to the bag to check an
advancing runners. Three lightning
double plays turned back the Giants at
critical stages.
Dodgers Start Well
The Dodgers got off to good start
in the second game and tailed in the
first inning. After Olson had flied out
to Burns, Neis singled to center.
j Johnston followed with hit to right
and Neis pulled up at second. Wheat
then forced Johnston at second, Doyle
to Fletcher, and Neis took third. On
double steal Neis scored and Wheat
went to second as Smith made a poor
throw to Fletcher.
Two successive fumbles by Doyle and
a wild throw by Smith in attempting
to catch Myers mapping off second, gave
the / 1at huSh clan another ruN IN a
sixth.
The Dodgers added three more runs
in the seventh Mamaux led off with
single over second base and scored
a moment later on Olson's triple to
deep center field Neis drew a base on
balls. Johnston flied out to Kauff ard
Olson scored after the catch. Wheat
sent Neis to third with q scorching
single to right center. Myers then
grounded to Fletcher. The latter hit
Neis on the head in attempting to
throw him out at the plate, and the
youngster was safe.
Giants Threaten in Ninth
The Giants threatened to stage q
rally in the ninth, but double play
nipped it in the bud. Young, the first
batter, singled over second He was
doubled off first moment later when
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field. Doyle singled to center but
kautf ended the game by hitting a long
fly to Myers.
The dodgers lost no time in getting
under way in the morning game and
they had chaIked up four runs in the
second inning. Wheat started the BON
bardment Of Douglas with single to
right field. Myers sacrificed him to
second. Mitchell smashed triple to
center, scoring Wheat. Kilduff's sin
gle sent Mitchell home. After Miller
reached first on Fletcher's tumble,
Grimes hit to right field, scoring Kill
duff.
Shuflin' Phil was sent to the show
scrs and Winters undertook to hold the
Brooklyn sluggers in check. He Jared
little better and the Flatbush clar,
bumped him for two runs in the fourth.
Hubbell relieved him in the seventh in
ming.
The Brooklyn aggregation suffered
two near-casualties Otto Miller was
hit on the back of the head in the
fourth inning Of the morning contest
and Zack Wheat twisted his ankle at
second base in the second game. Both
continued to play, however.
The Brooklyn club started drive
against ticket spectators and three
were arrested by members of the de-