New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-01
Rixey Outpitches Douglas
and Ryan in list; Dono-
hue Beats Nehf in I'd

CINCINNATI, July 31.--The Giants
tumbled back into second place to-day
by losing beth games of double
header with the Reds. The score of
the first game, which went twelve inn
ings, was to T; that OF the second,
which went eleven innings, was to B..
In the sixth inning of the first game
pop bottles were thrown at Umpire Cy
Rigler by rowdics in the gran9stand
and bieachers. =
Eppa Rixey turned the Giants back
in the first game, holding them off
while his mates were plastering the
nonders of Phil Douglas and Bill Ryan.
Art Nehf hurled splendid brand Of
ball in the second game, but the Giants
were baffled by Pete Donohue, and SO
Nehf was destined to be beaten.
double by Bancroft led to the
scoring Of a run by the Giants in the
opening round OF the first game. Brisch
could not help any and fouled TO Dau-
bert. Young brought Bancroft in with
a single to center. Rawlings worked
Rixey for a pass in the second inning
and galloped around to third. when the
big) southpaw cut loose with a wild
pitch. Snyder also reached first base
on four wide ores and Rawlings scored
when Douglas HIT to Daubert by heat
ing Jakes throw to Winyo.
Reds Assume Lead
This lead was wiped out ~ the Reds
in the fourth inning, when they estab-
lished ore of their own. Bohne led off
by drawing pass and Groh doubled
to right, sending him to third. Roush
brought Bohne in with sacrifice fly
to Burns and Daubert put Orch on
third with roller TO Rawlings. Dun
can doubled to left center, scoring
Groh, and Wingo doubled to left, scor-
ing Duncan.
The Red lead was increased by two
runs in the fifth inning, singles by
Neale, Bohne, Croh and Daubert &C
counting for the two talles. IN the
sixth inning the Giants fell on Eixey
again. Kelly and Meusel singled and
Rawlings lifted a short fv to center
which Roush took en- the first hop lie
tried for force play eli Kelly at third
but the ball hit Georye en- TIE right
shoulder and bounded away, Kelly and
Meusel scoring.
1t WAS this play that prompted the
bottle throwing. Snyder drove a long
sacrifice fly to Neale scorjn. Rawlings,
and Brown. batting for Douglas,
singled to center. Burns expired on d
fly to Duncan, but Bancroft walked and
Frisch doubled over Duncan's head
scoring Brown and Banny.
The Reds rallied and tied the score
Roush, a double By Daubert and q
single by Kopf
The drive which won the game in
the twelfth was short and, for the
Reds, very sweet. Bohne began with
single to left and took second on
sacrifice by Groh. Ryan was or
dered to pass Roush, which he did,
and Daubert doubled to right, send
ing Bohne over the plate with the de-
Gliding tally.
Rorsh Gets a Triple
In the second game Nehf did not
allow hit for four innings, but in
the fifth he yielded one run Roush
opened the fifth round with a slam to
right center that Melted him three
bases and scored on a single by
Daubert. Bohne got a pass in the
sixth inning ard q steal put him on
second. He completed the Journey to
the plate when Groh singled to left.
There the scoring stood until the
eighth when the Giants pulled up on
even terms with the Reds. Donohue
got two men out in that inning be-
lore Nehf singled to right. Burns
banged a single to center and Ban
croft sent both men galloping over
She rubber with triple to right.
The Giants got run in the eleventh
inning on double by Bancroft, a
single by Frisch and q double by
Young but the Reds won out by grab
hing two runs IN their half of the
inning on a pass to Bressler, who
hatted for Donohue, sacrifice by
Meale, another pass to Bohns. a single
by Groh and an error by Meusel.
The scores: