New-York tribune., 1922-05-15
Homer
Gives Robins
O-5 Victory
Circuit Blow Enables Brook
lyn TO Beat Reds for First
Triumph, in tho West

CINCINNATI, May 14.-Andy Highs
home run in the seventh inning TO-
day with two out and Otto Miller on
first base gave the Brooklyn Robins
their first victory in the West, The
score Was 6 to in favor Of the Robins,
although they got only six hits off
Adolfo luQuc, while tho Reds had thir
teen hits off Dutch Ruethcrs southpaw
shoots and one hat off Mamaux. Prior
to to-day the Robins had lost two
games here three in Pittsburgh and
one in Brooklyn to the Braves all in
row. Tic victory to-day was the sixth
for Rpcther and he has lost only one
game.
Jake Daubert made three hits to-day.
two off Euether and one off Mamaux.
Jake has hit safely in twenty two
straight games after failing to hit in
thc first seven games of the season.
DauboI, accomplished nothing with his
three hits. white Otto Miller, who made
three of Broohlyn's six, drove in three
runs and scored one
Harold JanVrin Went to second for
Brooklyn in place of Ivan Olson and
made several exceptionally neat plays
Bert Griffith shone at first base and
high had a big afternoon at short all
OF his chances being difficult and com
ing at critical times, About 10000
fans were present, stirred by the Reds
having four of the preceding five
games.
Cincinnati broke the ice with run
in the first inning, George Burns
tanned, but Daubert singled. Duncan
forced Daubcrt. Janvrin pulling thrill
ling stop and throwing to high after
falling to the ground. Bohne walked.
Harper singled to right, scoring Dun
can. Janvrin pulled another pretty
stop and tossed out Hargrave.
With two out in Brooklyn's half Of
the second Bert Griffith got two bases
Plnclli for an error. Janvrn walked.
Miller hit to center what should have
been single. bat the ball took a bad
bound and hit Burns in the face.
Burns was stunned for q few seconds,
but kept his feet. Miller took two
bases on the hit and Bert Griffith and
Janvrin scored Ruether rolled to
Bohne
The Reds tied it up III the third when
Hargrave singled with two out and
scored on singles by Caveney and Pi-
nelli. Wheat and High collided while
chasing a foul from Luquc, but High
held the ball and retired the side
Brooklyn forged ahead in the fourth
Bert Grfith's triple to right. The
Reds tied it again when Hargrave
doubled past Johnston with two out in
the fifth and scored on Caveneys single
to center.
Bert Griffith started the winning
rally when he opened the seventh
inning by walking. Janvrin sacrificed
Bert to second and the latter scored on
Otto Miller's single to left Ruether
flied TO Duncan, but High came through
with home run to right. scoring Mil
Ter ahead Of him. making three runs
for the total in that happy round.
Bohne opened the Reds half Of the
seventh with a double to center of
Reuther. Bressler batted FOR Harper
and Wheat pulled Bressler's fly out Of
the air as it was about to hit the LEFT
field wall. Hargraye doubled to left
scoring Bohne. Caveney singled over
second, scoring Hargrave Mamaux
went 10 the rescue Of Ruether John
ston made a nervy catch of Pinelli's
1oul near the visitors bench. Iuoue's
wicked .grounder bounced off Bert Gr;f-
hth,s glove to Janvrin. who returned Il
to Bert retiring Luoue and clinching
the game. The score: