The New York herald., 1922-06-08
MELTING POT REDS
OUTPLAY DODGERS
Put Up Fast Game Behind
Luque and Take First,
Score, 6 to 2.
BY DANIEL.


Shades of Kelly and Burke and
Shay! Fond memories Of Connor and
Tiernan and Duffy. Who would have
thought 1t possible 1t was Bohne.
born Cohen. and Pinelli and caveney
(nee Castelucci) over at Ebbets Field
yesterday afternoon. 1t was Luque from
Cuba and Daubert from Alsace-and a
strange looking Burns seooting around
in the outfleld with deadly efficiency
and surprising grace-apparently in the
face of his being a native American.
And how that odd conglomeration of
paprika and tabasco played the old
Yankee game! Those Gaelic Titans OF
the baseball sagas of pioneer days prob
ably never flashed any better defense
than that which the international COM
bination representing Cincinnati threw
out against the bewildered Dodgers.
What with sensational fielding, timely
hitting and excellent pitching the Reds
had no trouble at all in defeating the
erring disciples of your Unble Robbie
by to 2.
1t was easy to see how the Reds had
done for our Giants in the Rhineland
recently, and hard to see why the Moran
crew could show not much better than
an even break on the season thus far.
The internationals hit the high mark set
by the Giants at the Flatbush park one
Sunday early in the campaign. when the
New Yorks played quality Of ball
which critics regarded as the last word.
Dodgers Pile UP Errors.
While Luque, with the exception Of a
A,,r tn i,rtI, ,ir1,
put over the Brooklyn runs. held the
Dodgers altogether at his mercy, the
Reds were making merry at the expense
of Dazzy Canoe and Sherry Smith. Out
side of the sixth the Cuban gave only four
scattered hits. While the Reds were
playing faultless ball the Flatbush crew
were getting rid of their worst fielding
of the season-an exhibition which saw
them make five errors. For three in
nings 1t was tense STRUGGLED to o.
two hits for the locals and only one
for the visitors. But in the fourth 1t
became a rout the Reds putting over
four runs in that frame.
Our old friend George Burns was the
same reliable and pretty fielder, the
same artful, crafty bird at the plate
He took no mean role In the triumph
George walked twice, and twice he got
singles, making his drives with two
strikes on him. He scored a couple OF
runs, drove one in and stole a base
just as prettily as ever he did 1t for the
Giants
The first three inings made Vance and
his great fast ball look like winners
But the appearance was deceptive. Ir
those three frames Dazzy had tremer'
dous speed and he got by on that alone
for he had very little in the way Of a
curve ball and was not pitching with his
head. He made no pretence at chang.
of pace, and it became apparent toat the
Reds would solve him before long. They
began solving him right off the reel ir
the fourth and before the fifth was wei
under way Dazzy was gone and the lef
handed Smith was in his place.
Bohne started Vances troubles In the
fourth with a double down the left field
foul line. Caveney sacrificed and Pinell
singled to left. scoring Bohne Will
Luaue was tanning Pinelli stole second
and when De Berry threw the ball into
center field the italian dashed TO thru
He left for the plate when Burrs banged
a hit to left. George made dagnins
steal.
Daubert drove the ball far out toward
the flagpole in center and Myers made
a move for 1t with his back to tha fenc;
He managed to clutch the lea'aer, but
fell backward and lost his quarry
Burns scored and Daubert got all the
way to third. Duncan drove double &c
right and Jake meandered home. iar'
per's fly to Myers ended the session
In the fifth wingo tpened with hil
10 right. Bohne. hitting prettily oehird
the runner. drove one to right and Wingc
got to third. This meant the exit -
Vance and the entry of Smith. C1Neney
hit into a double play and Wingo scored
A pass to Burns, a sacrifice, an inhelo
out and Harper's hit meant a sixth tally
for the Reds in the sixth.
Brooklyn started toward its runs Ia
the sixth when High singled. hc went
to third on Johnston's looping hit into
short right. Neither runner moved
while Bert Griffith was being tossed out
but High scored when Wheat was re.
tired by Daubert Myers got an inheic
hit and Johnston darted In. The score