New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Braves Quickly
Ha1rl1llerCadOre
For Six Runs.
Mamaux Goes to Rescue
and Holds Boston Score
less in Seven Sessions
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


BOSTON, April 49, Fred Mitchell's
rejuvenatcd Boston Braves continued
their pitcher numbering career to-day
when they mastered Leon Galore and
smothered the Brooklyn Dodgers by
7 to 1. Eight hits and six runs had
been charged against Galore before he
was relieved with none out in the
second inning by AL Mamaux.
One hit and one unearned run were
checked against Mamaux before he
completed the second inning, but that
was all for the Braves. Mamaux al
lowed them three hits and no runs in
the last seven innings
Galore had started against the
Braves when the Dodgers won the
opening game of the year las: 'Wednes-
day and had pitched fine ball until he
blew up in the seventh. That was
Uncle Robbics reason for selecting
him to-day, but it was bad selection,
and the Braves had the credit Of win
ming three ont of four from the league
champions.
Watson Holds Dodgers
John Watson pitched for the Braves
and allowed seven hits. He is a right
handler who came to the Braves last
season from the Pirates and won six
out of seven games.
Brooklyn's run OFF Watson came in
the seventh inning and was disastrous.
Konetchy doubled to left in the seventh
with one out and took third on Hi
Myers's infield out. Kilduff doubled
over third, scoring Konctchy, hut in
turning first base Kiluff pulled
charley horse and had to leave the
game. Nes ran for him and finished
the game at second. Jimmy Johnstons
stiff neck caused him to give way to
Jack Sheehan at third after the first
inning.
Ivan Olson and Johnston pulled
bone in the first inning when they
stood still and let Nicholson's grounder
roll between them to left field, scoring
two runs, when either could have
thrown out Nicholson or played the
ball to the plate. Olson's error in the
second on Nicholson's grounder was re-
sponsible for two unearned runs.
An unusual feature for the 1000
fans was furnished by double plays
J. Oillt I1Olhe dt iIISI 10 DdTO0fe at snort
and back to Holke. Wheat and Konet-
chy in the fourth inning were retired
that way and Myers and Kruger in
the fifth.
Powell Leads the Assault
Powell began the assault on Galore
in the first inning with triple to
center. He tried for a home run, but
died at. the plate, Myers to Kilduff
to Kruger, which was a sensational
and perfect relay. Barbara followed
Powell with a scratch hit in front of
the plate and took third on South
worth's Teas Lacquer to left.
Barbara and Southworth scored
when Niclaolson's grounder rolled be-
tween Johnston and Olson for single.
Boeckel forced Nicholson and scored
on Ho,ke's triple to left. Ford famed.
O'Neil opened the second inning
with clean triple over first. He stuck
to third while Watson beat out
scratch hit in front of the plate, but
scored on Powell's single to right that
sent Watson to third. That was the
finish for Galore. Mamaux went to
the box with Watson on third and
Powell on first. Barbara singled to
left, scoring Watson and moving Powell
to second Southworth sacrificed. Oh
son gummed up Nicholson's easy
grounder, and Nicholson was safe,
Powell scoring and Barbara taking
third. Boeckel's sacrifice fly scored
Barbara with an unearned run off Ma
maux, and Boston's last run.
The score: