The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-09
.RUETHER is DRIVEN
TO COVER BY REDS.
Daubert and Burns Star in
Second Victory Over
Dodgers, z to 2.


For the rejuvenated Reds the idea of
knocking Dutch Ruether, Rhineland
renegade. out of the box is not the least
appealing or such ideas as they may
be able to develop. In fact. putting that
idea into execution threatens to become
a nasty habit with Pat Moran's 1colorful
crew. They relish & with 81. the inno-
sent ardor of an Eskimo wrapping
himself around a toothsome tallow
candle. The Reds drove Dutch to the
showers in Cincinnati recently and
duplicated that stunt yesterday at Eb-
bets Field--aud Incidentally defeated the
Dodgers again bv to ..
Dutch, who had won eight straight
games, lasted Just anout long enough
to say how1y 20 some of his old
teammates. They greeted him altogether
too effusively and left the suspicion that
their we'll wishes we're not entirely sim
cere. Those Reds socked dutch TO al
parts of Mr.. Ebbets's neat emerald
arena. They xallo2ed his southpaw
efforts for six hits. two OF them ringing
triples and a brace of them Golefu
doubles, in only two and a third tiuings.
collected three runs and put a fourth on
the way-ass knocked Brooklyn clean
out of the first division.
Sixty-nine years Of bail players, rep
resenting Just two stalwarts. old most
OF the damage to Ruether and Leon
Galore. who followed him. There was
third native slingsr-StevA Decatur
but he went onfy the ninth and nothing
happened to him. Jake Daubert, age
81 and still keeping critics busy with
the assumption that ne is through, put
the youngsters 10 Shame. o,d Methusa-
leh got triple, double ard a single,
stole base, scored two runs ana drove
one In. George Burns. age 80 and che
Lest center fielder In the league. dashed
out triple and "A couple of one baggers
and pilfered second with his old art.
Rixey Pitches Fine Ball.
Pat Duncan with a two Dagger and
a single and Sammy Bohne with triple
and two passes, also pestered the Dodg-
ers no little. And then let us not for
get Eppa Jephtha Rixey, long left handler,
who pitched sparkling ball. For four
innings he held the Dodgers without hit
or run-and only one o. Robbie's men
got chance to pass the time OF day
with Daubert High got to first on
bad throw by Caveney in the fourth
but double play coon erased him.
With a lead OF five runs Rixey let
down bit in the fifth and gave a
couple OF hits. lie yielded two more
In the sixth and stiIl the Dodgers
were scoreless. Not until the eign;h
did Brooklyn batter its way into the run
column. Caveney e bad neave again
put High on first and Johnston flied
to Harper. Bolt Griffith dashed one
down the right field foul iine for three
bases and scored High. Wheat's hit to
Bohne sent Bolt home. and then the
rally died.
Burns started the game with a hit
t. left and scored on Daubert's double
20 right centre. Burnss triple went to
waste in the second hut the jolly run
making was resumed with vengeance
In the third. Duncan doubled to left,
and the old razzberry was heard in the
stands. Harper popped to High but
Hargrave hit to centre and scored
Duncan.
BOhne Sends Dutch Out.
Bohne crashed triple TO left centre,
and not only scored Hargrave but drove
isuether to the club house. Galore
came In and Cayen lifted an easy