The New York herald., 1922-07-13
DODGERS AGAIN BOW
TO THE REDS TO 4
Pete Donohue, Collegian From
Texas, 0utpitches Grimes,
Allowing Only Six Hits.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YoRK HERALD.
CINCINNATI. July 12.-Burleigh Grimes
took another licking to-day and Brook
lyn lost to Cincinnati by to / after
Ruether had lost the opening game Of
the series to the Reds yesterday. The
Reds have disposed OF Robinson's two
most touted pitchers In the first two
contests Of the series, which, with the
Cardinals five straight victories over
the Dodgers in ST. Louis. establishes a
total of seven defeats In the seven games
the Robins have played in the West.
Pete Donohue. the young collegian
from Texas, was the man whose right
handed delivery to-day proved more ef-
fectve than that of the veteran Crimes.
He allowed the Dodgers six hits. includ-
ing triple by Olson and a double by
Andy High In the first inning that scored
the Dodgers one run. After that he had
the Dodgers rolling over and playing
dead. They made four more hits off
him. two of which came in the ninth in
ming.
Grimes allowed nine insseven innings.
Bert Griffith batted for him in the
eighth and was thrown out by Pinelli.
De-atur retired the Reds in order In the
eighth.
driven in by hits.S but two others were
dive to crazy throws by Otto Miller, HI
Myers and Harold Janvrin. Miller and
Myers collaborated in the making of err
rors in the first inning and handed the
Reds a run. Janvrin's wild throw In
the seventh let in Walter .Kimpaick. who
should have been caught at the plate.
kimmick Is playing short for the Reds
while Jimmy Caveney nurses an injured
hand. Louis Fonseca Is disporting at
second while Sammy Bohne draws the
water from blistered heel Kimmick
made triple and single to-day and
scored two of the Reds. runs. His
work at short was one of the features
of the contest. over which another
thunderstorm hung and which was
witnessed by $500 fans.
The Dodger hopes Of breaking the
losing streak were high in the first few
minutes of the first inning. Olson
tripled to right as salute to Donohue
and scored on Highs double TO center.
Donohue braced up suddenly and the
Dodgers were through. High took third
on Tom Griffiths sacrifice. but was
caught at the plate when Wheat
grounded to Donohue. Wheat took
second while High was being run down
but was left when Kimmick went back
on the grass and threw out Myers.
Grimes singled through Fonseca in
the third. but was caught asleep Off first
by Donohue and Daubert. Olson
singled Off Donohue's glove In the sixth
and was forced by High. Tom Grif-
fifth grounded to Kimmick and Fonseca
dropped the throw to force High but
picked up the ball and tagged the
runner out when Andy overran the
hnr
Tom Griffitfr singled to center in, the
ninth with one out and was forced by
Wheat Wheat took second on Myers's
single to center. but Mitchell was easy
for Fonseca and Daubert.
Burns opened the first inning for the
Reds with a single to center off Grimes
The ex-Giant took second on Daubert's
fly to Tom Griffith. He remained there
as Duncan flied to Griffith. but scored
on Harpers single to center field.
Harper stole secohd and Miller threw
the ball to center field. Harper took
third on that error by Miller and scored
on Myerss delirious throw to third. al
Kiminick opened the fifth with a triple
to left. Wingo lifted to Mitchell, DON
ohue grounded to Janvrin and Kimmick
would have been out easily at the plate,
but Janvrin's throw to Miller was fif-
teen feet wide and Kimmick scored.
Four singles were made by the Reds
In the seventh, but only one run crossed
the plate. Kimmick hit a low liner to
center. Myers made sensational one
hand stop that cut a possible triple to
n single. Kimmick reached third on
Wingo's single to right. Donohue
fouled to Miller. but Burns singled to
center. scoring Kimmick. After Daubert
popped to High. Duncan beat out a slow
hit to Olson. filling the bases. Harper
flied to Myers for the last out. leaving
the bases full.
The score: