The New York herald., 1921-05-13
DODGERS BREEZE IN
ON SIX RUN START
BrentOn Is Knocked Out of
BOx-Reds Are Beaten
Again, 3 to i.
BY DANIEL.

As the third game between the Dod
gers and the Reds blossomed into beins
yesterday afternoon the delicate aroma
OF an old fashioned tannery permeated
Mr.. Ebbets's palatial stadium and poured
through the spacious marble rotunda into
innocent Flatbush. Or perhaps We are
libelling the old fashioned tannery. II
may have been the indescribable olfac-
tory reflex which is associated with ar
oyertrained Gorgopzola dating back to
the horse hair sofa period. At any rate
though the wind was blowing from the
direction Of Barren Island. the cause
was nothing more than Cincinnatis first
effort In the field.
In that opening inning the Dodgers
breezed into six run lead and put
another frigid game on ice. They kept
breezing for the rest of the way on the
wings OF an east wind and trounced
the Reds by 5 TO l. giving Leon Cadore
his first victory Of the season. The
Cincinnatis made a useless splurge ir
the sixth, In which they needed two
doubles and as many singles TO drive
over their lone tally. But in the main
they looked sad-very sad-sadder than
a twelve dollar suit after rainstorm.
Not only in that ludicrous first inning
but In many of the subsequent sessions
as well several OF the Reds gave re-
markable demonstration of practically
every known method Of losing q ball
game. Bohne and Crane were sleeves
and wild throwers by turns. Ordinarily
a wild throwing sieve would be rather
far fetched, but not for this particular
game, with emphasis on the opening
round.
It was one of those pink crocodile and
cerise elephant affairs, but there was
one mighty good thing about IT. After
very had start it was rushed through
In an hour and a half.
Home Run for konetchy.
The lacerator in chief of the Cincin-
natl pitching was old Ed Konetchy, who
got two singles and home run. Hit
ting four base wallops has become quite
the daily thing over in Brooklyn. The
big Bohemian collected his homer in the
seventh, with nobody on. He whangeo
the lively little sphere far out to left.
where 1t struck the sod yards behind the
dashing Duncan, and kept right on
speeding into the circus bleachers.
The Reds introduced a couple Of new
pitchers-one of them, Lynn Brenton.
brand new, and the other. Clint Rogge,
new in the National, but relic of the
Federal League days. 1t was Brenton
who started and 1t was Brenton who
trailed off the scene with nobody out in
the second, after the Dodgers had got
their sixth hit off his facile delivery.
Rogge gave only four hits. but his team
mates got him into various complications.
Their slogan seemed to be "An error an
inning" but In some of the sessions they
actually failed. Shades of 1919
While the Reds were wallowlng in a
sea OF ineptness the Dodgers were clout-
ing the ball and playing smart game in
the field. They lost no time in putting
over one in the opening inning. Johnston
was safe on Cranes Introductory boot
Olson sacrificed and Griffith singled
through Cranes hands. When Wheat
doubled to right Johnston scored. and
when Honey singled to right Griffith
came home. Myers hit for base to
left driving Wheat home and going to
second on the throw in. Neis walked,
filling the bases.
Even a Balk Here!
Kruger banged one at Bohne, who
booted it and let Honey cross the plate
Cadore lifted a sacrifice to Paskert. scor.
ing Myers and putting Neis on third
whence he trotted home when Brenton
committed q balk. Six runs.
Singles by Honey and Myers and ar
error by F'onseca gave the Dodgers one
In the fifth.
Doubles by See and Duncan were re-
sponsible for the Reds escape of q
shutout in the sixth. Pat Moran was