The New York herald., 1922-07-15
DODGERS RETURN TO
NORMALCY AND LOSE
Reds Shut Them Out, 3 to 0,
When Rixey Allows Six
Scattered Hits.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE Dodgers
returned to normalcy to-day by letting
the Reds shut them out. to 0. The
Dodgers blew themselves to scant viz
tory yesterday. but that was the only
winning in the four game series which
ended this afternoon. Before their visit
to Cincinnati the Dodgers lost five
straight in st. Louis.
The Brooklyn team left tonight for
Pittsburgh. where arrangements have
been made to play one game there to-
morrow instead of the doubleheader.
Tomorrow night the Dodgers and Pi-
rates skip down to Brooklyn for a Sun
day game to show the Flatbush fans
whatever is the matter with their ia
vorite athletes. who have lost eight out
OF nine In the West
Eppa Jeptha Rixey. the thinnest and
longest and most effective southpaw on
the Cincinnati staff. tied the Dodgers in
knots to-day. He allowed them six hits
and spanked them soundly when they
threatened to become violent. One
Dodger who temporarily misbehaved
was Bert Griffith. who swung on a
Rixey offering in the sixth inning for
a triple over Pat Duncan's head in left.
Wheat flied to Sam Bohne near the
right foul line and Griffith thought he
could score because Bohne had mis- nose
on the ground. pointed toward the right
field fence. Bohne bobbed up like a
Jack-in-the- box and his throw to Bub-
bes Hargrave caught Griffith at the
plate. rounding out a double play.
Cadore Twirls for Dodgers.
Leon Cadore pitched another defeat
for Brooklyn. He allowed eleven hits
and two sacrifice flies Two hits and
one sacrifice fly. went to Sam Bohne.
Sam had been nursing a blistered heel,
but got into the fray again to-day and
was warmly welcomed by the 5000 fans
His fielding was as effective as his
hitting.
Brooklyn also presented new face
IT was worn by Chuck Ward at short
HI Myers played second yesterday for.
Jimmy Johnston. who has an injured
thumb, but while Myers helped in that
Unexpected victory his throwing from
second was that of an outfielder and he
was sent back to center, Olson going
from short to second. Olson has been
tr1ed az second several times this season
and some OF his boots there equaled his
Famous performances at short John
ston will not be back in the lineup for
Brooklyn until the Dodgers get home
after their series in Pittsburgh ano
Chicago. His fielding and timely bat
ting are missed
hlxey issued one base on balls. II
came In the third ining and was fol-
lowed by Cadore's single to right. which
Harper fumbled, Deberry reaching third
with one out. Olson grounded to Babe
Plnelii and double play went through
while the leaden footed Deberry was
neid on third Duncan made a diving
catch Of Highs fly and Deberry was
lert. Deberry singled In the fifth with
one out and Cadore beat hit to Pineli
Olson and High popped flies TO the IN.
rield. Bert, Griffith's triple in the sixtb
was the last hit off Rixey.
Reds Hit Cadore Early,
me Reds were sampling Cadore for
,he first -FOUR innings. but he was good
enough to stop them when they had
three on with one out In the fourth.
harper opened the fourth with a single
to short and took third on Bohne's single
70 center. Hargrave rolled to High and
Harper was run down. Pinelli drew one
VI lne Two passes from Cadore filling
the bases. kimmick lined out to High
and Rixey raised fly to High.
George Burns. the ex-Giant. bad his
rabbits foot working to-day and it gave
hlm a triple and a single. George led
off for the Reds in the fifth with an
ordinary single to right. The ball hit
q clod as Bert Griffith was leisurely
reaching for it and bounded to one side
stretching itself from a single to a triple
Dauberts sacrifice fly to>Myers scored
Burns
Pat Duncan singled to right in the
firth and loped to third on Harper's $
single TO right. Bohne hit a sacrifice
fly to Myers, scoring Duncan. After that
the Reds specialized In making hits with
two out. Kimmick singled to right in
the sixth with two out and was forced
oy Rixey. Duncan singled to right with
two out In the seventh and died stealing.
In the eighth the policy of a hit with
two out was extended to two hits with
two out and brought in run. Hargrave
doubled to left after Harper and Bohne
had been retired on infield chances.
Pinelli singled to left sending In Har-
grave with the last run. The score