New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10
Mighty BLOW d
BY Robertson
Settles Issue
Giant CASTOR Makes tbs
Game Safe for Clazner
With Homer in EigI,l,


The Dodgers dropned another cIa,o
game TO the ague-leading Pirates :.
Lbbets Field yesterday, the score he;ns
to z. The closeness Of the confess
vas limited to the score. however :.
Charles Whitley" Glazner subdued m
locals whenever they threatened. ~.
Pirate Highlander could afford to ]o.t
after his mates had handed him
threerun lead and frightened an in n.
pinchcs.
Robbie's boys fought losing sgbs
in the face Of the Pirates thrse-run I'D
vantage, and despite the efforts NJ -.
Dodgers, the latter scored only two r1 nv
on seven hits. Davey Robertson made ~
game safe for Glazner with home r,r
over the right field fence in the eighth
1t was Glazner's eighth vicgorv If 49,
season and he earned it b. al}ovinc
hits in only three innings. In tbass
three frames. the second, sixth and
ninth, opportunity knocked loudly :.
the Dodger doorpost, but the punch rss
lacking to help Galore. Three f;ts ;n
the second failed Co bring home a rrn
while in the ninth base on balls and
long single with one out were also
without results.
Galore was hit in almost every in
nlng, but wept along very well after
enc tempestIous nrst A nice throw bv
Tommy Griffith saved him IN the htt5
and fast dopble-play spiked anofbs.
Pirate rally in the seventh.
Davey Features in Field
Aside from Robertson's home run tbs
other features were Davey's catch an
Griffith against the right field wall II
the sixth; Carson Bigbee's protrscte5
string of consecutive hits and Che dnrs.
ton Of the game. Bigbee's single in
the fifth stretched his run of hits 70
twenty-three consecutive games II
took only one hour and twentv-five ,,;r
utes to play nine full innings.
In accordance with their custoro ~.
league leaders started to score esr s,s
and pushed over enough runs to win n
the first inning. A pair of infeld Gin
giles helped the Pirate cause NOT
little, but it was Cutshaw's double
which did the real damage.
Carey walked with one out. and whom
Robertson and Maranville followed
with infeld singles Max tailed with
the first run. Cutshaw then doubled
to left and Robertson and Mgranvills
scored.
The Dodgers collected three hits IN
The second inning, but failed to score
because of slow base running by
Schmandt. Ray had singled and
reached second on Cadore's safety.
When Olson followed with the third hit
of the inning the Dodger first baseman
attempted to score, but Bigbee's throw
nailed him at the plate for the third
out.
Barnhart Throws Wild
Clyde Barnhart. the Pirates vounc
third sacker, helped Brooklyn to
score in the sixth, with a wild heaye
over first. Wheat doubled with one
out, reached third on Myers Texas
Lacquer TO left and scored when
Schmandt also singled. Kildutf hit to
Barnhart, who stepped on third. fore.
ing Myers, and then ATTEMPTED q dou-
h'e play by tossing to Grimm. The
throw went wild and Schmandt tailed
with the Dodgers second and final run.
Dave Robertson, erstwhile Giant and
Cub, added an unnecessary tally in the
eighth when he lifted the ball over the
fence with one out
Mobile rushed out all the reserves in
his stable in desperate effort to win
in the ninth, but nothing resulted after
Kruger had walked and Ruether sin
gled. First Hood batted for Kilduf,
and was called out on strikes. Kruger
Grew pass and Neis ran for him.
Ruether batted for Galore and singled
to right, Neis racing all the way to
third. Janvrin ran for Ruether. Olson
forced Janvrin, and, with men on first
and third, Johnston popped to Cutshaw
for the third out.
The score.