The New York herald., 1921-05-16
CARDINALS BATTER
DODGER PITCHERS
Smith and Cadore Driven Out
in First With Six Runs
Score, 10 to 6.
BY DANIEL.

II the Dodgers had been the Cardinals
at Ebbets Field yesterday afternoon
this would be tale OF a humping
triumph for Brooklyn club gone crazy
FOR hits and revenge after two set
backs--a gallop through two hours Of
wild hurrahing by the $4,000 assembled
villagers. But the Dodgers, alas and
alack for the day! we're Dodgers-not
trolley dodgers as OF yore, but dodgers
of hits as they shot by their ears with
rife shot speed. and dodgers Of each
other as they scurried after the ball
while it LANDED in the outskirts.
Largely because OF a six run slam
by the Cardinals in the first inning the
Dodgers were trounced by 10 to G..
beaten for the third day in succession,
with the sting Of defeat hurting all the
more because the Giants again won
over the Reds.
The st. Louis batsmen gathered a
total OF sixteen hits, including four
doubles. n triple and a home run. Home
runs. in fact, were quite common. In
addition to 'McHenry of the visitors,
Neis and Miller OF the home guard
landed four base clouts. All three hon.
ers went into the circus bleachers in
left centre-hopped in after getting by
the outhelders.
Smith and Cadore Out.
The Cardinals had the satisfaction OF
driving two Brooklyn pitchers out of
the box before even one OF their num-
Der wa6 retired In that feverish first
round. which saw them collect three
singles, two doubles and a homer for
half a dozen tallies. Sherrod Smith. left
handler. started for Brooklyn. Then
came Leon Cadore, who faced only two
batsmen. Abe Bailey. just acquired from
the Cubs, finished the first and pitched
right through the eighth without any
too great skill. John Miljus finished for
Brooklyn.
While the Cardinals were making
merry with the Brooklyn singers, the
Dodgers were making n game uphill
battle against F'erdie Schupp apd his
soutiipaw delivery Schupp was as wild
as they come, but the Dodgers, IN their
great anxiety to get after that big lead
oo the enemy. were not inclined to wait
him out. SO Schupp though bad enough
to lose almost any other game. mana ged
to hold the Flatbush clan to eight hits.
From time 10 time the locals fiared
up and threatened to stage one of their
well known rallies. but all the gameness
In the world usually goes for naught
In the face of a nine run handicap such
as the Cardinals built UP in only two
innings
Trouble came for Brooklyn just as
soon as the game started. Mann hit
Smith for a single to centre and Four
nier beat out hit to Johnston. The
Dodger made a wild throw and Mann
scored while Jacques roasted on second.
A felder's choice to Stock failed to ac-
complis,i the desired retirement of Four
nier at third. The great Horrsby then
sent Smith to the showers with a double
10 right centre which scored Fournier.
McHenry Wrecks Cadore.
Cadore faced Schultz. once q BrooklS n
infielder. who takes a keen delight in
hitting hard In F1atbusn Schultz soaked
q single to right centre and Stock trot-
ted home. McHenry then rammed ou.
his homer and tho bags were clean.
while six runs nestled in the Cardinal
column.
McHenry's hit sent Cadore off the hill
and Bailey went In to pitch TO Lavan.
Dilhoefer got TO the former Cub for a
double. but Bailey managed to retire the
side after ten Cards had been TO bat. In
the second ST. Louis clincied the game
with three runs on singles by Stock and
McHenry. a double by Schultz and
BaileyS nitting ifornsDy with q pitchcd
ball.
A triple by Schultz and single by
McHenry gave the visitors their last run
IN the seventh. Schultz was the hardest
hitter OF the day. with four blows for
seven bases. IcHenry ran him a close
| second with three hits eor six bases.
Brooklyn got its first i'll the opening
frame on a double by Myers. which
| scored Olson. who had singled. Neis
got on base when the umpires caught
Dilhoefer tipping his bat. Miller ac-
quired his home run in the second. and
In the fourth the Dodgers got 10 Schupp
for three runs. Johnston walked. Olson
doubled and Neis hit his homer A sin
gle by Olson, pass to Wheat and a
single by Myers landed the final counter
for the losers, in the ninth. The score:
ST. LOUIS (N.) BROOKLYN tN.)
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