New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Reds Run Riot
With Brooklyn
And Win, 1913
Moran's Grew Bat 3 Twirl-
crs Hard While Luque
HOldsVisitOrs at All Stages
From q spccial Correspondcnt


CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. 20. Gin
cinnat's champion Reds had batting
fest Of nineteen hits at the expense of
the Brooklyn pitchers to-day and won
the second game of the ssries by 10
to 3. Coming on top Of the 3 to win
by the Reds in thirteen innings of the
first game, the best the Dodgers can
hope for here is an even break in the
series of four with .!ia:r closest rivals
for the National League pennant
From what the Dodgers have shown
in the first two defeats they might not
win game from the Reds in month
The exhibition to-day was pitiful in
every respect. Adolfo Luque, the little
Cuban highlander, had the Dodgers
dashed TO the mast. lie retired after
eight innings with one run and seven
hits marked against him. Ray Usher
pitched the ninth and the Dodgers
made two courtesy runs, when the
Reds were cutting antics to please the
crowd of 1900, which is said to have
been the largest that ever saw a Fri
Gay game in Cincinnati, except at the
worlds series.
Mamaux Batted Hard
Al Mamaux was the first Brooklyn
pitcher and an amateur could have
done as we'll. He was taken out in
the fifth inning after the Reds had
made eleven. hits. clarence Mitchell
followed Mamaux and was so weak he
was taken out after the arst two bat
ters in the sixth inning had singled.
George MOZART, rookie Highlander.
finished the game and the Reds made
I'VE hits and three runs off him.
BIZ Lamar was sent to right field
for Brooklyn to-day to see if ne could
improve on the hitting of Tom Griffith.
Bill dad not get a hit and his mis-
judging of fly bali started the Reds
on their victory. Zach Taylor, the
rookie catcher, caught the last two
innings and threw one ball to center
field.
Every Red except Fisher, who did
not 60 to bat, got one or more hits,
and Eddie Roush got four. Pat Dun
can, Eddie Sticking and Ivy Wingo got
three hits apiece. Larry Kopf hit two
sacrifice flies and drove in another
runner with an infeld out.
Roush raised a fly to right in the
third inning off Mamaux and Lamar
let it get away for a triple. Kopfs
sacrifice fly sent him home.
BAubert and Roush singled off
Mamaux in the fifth and Duncan
sacrificed; Kopf's second sacrifice fly
scored Daubert. Neale's triple to
lett sent Roush home and Neale fin
lshed the journey on Sicking's single
10 center. Wingo singled to center
and MamauX turned the Job over to
Mitchell, who walked Lrque, filling the
nases. Groh's single to center scored
Slcking and Wingo with runs charged
90 MamauX. Daubert ended the scream
by forcing Groh.
MOZART Replaces Mitchell
RoNsh opened the sixth with SINGLE
on Mitchell and went to third on DIN
can SINGLE 10 right on the hit and
run play. Mitchell was canned and
MOZART went to the box. Kopf hit into
a double play scoring Roush. Neale
sliBied TO center, stole second and
scored on Siching's single to center.
duncan singled off MOZART in the
e.ghlh with one out. Kopf was the
ohly hed regu ar who had not made
q my. ne hlied the gap with a single
70 Tlgnt that sent Duncan to third.
Neale hit into what should have been
" double play. Olson failed to touch
second but threw out Neale, Kopf TAX
ing second. kopf started a steal Of
,hlrd and Taylor threw behind him
to center field. Kopf completed the
steal and went home on the error with
the Reds tenth run.
Brooklyn made its run off Luque in
me seventh when Konetchy doubled
to left and scored on Miller's single 70
lett. konetchy was thrown out in ths
ninth with Fisher pitching, but XII
dun was safe on Kopf's wide throw
iaylor forced KiIduf Griffith batted
TO- to- Mozart and walked. Olson's single
nIled the bases Johnston's single to
center scored Taylor and Griffith.
Lamar forced Johnston. The score:
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, ~ ivaV' !! - 3 duncan lf4 3 l 90
TTiisvis, q - hopf 3 g 3
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NI,'tn ID. 8 o Sticking. 2b4 g 3 : 0
~, 80 : 20 Wngo Go 8 3 20
it S,o'. II = l luoue. 8 0 | o
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