New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06

Burleigh Grimes, pitching the first
contest, turned in his twenty-frst vic
tory of the season, while it was Miljus's
fourth triumph of the year over the
tailenders. Brooklyn now has won six
teen games from Philadelphia, losing
only five, and the last game of the
year between the clubs will be played
to-day.
The Phillics played fairly good ball
in the opener, but were guilty of many
mistakes in the nightcap. Both teams
used the sacrifice prohciently in the
No. contest, and all four sacrifice hits
helped in tbs scoring.
Grimes pitched brilliantly, but young
Jess Winters, the lanky Philadelphia,
was also in fine form. Each pitcher al
lowed seven hits, and not one of these
was of the extra base variety. Grimes
had wonderful break on his spitball.
He famed six and issued only two
bases on balls.
The Dodgers scored in the fourth
and fifth innings, in each of which
pulled one of his queer tricks in the
ninth inning, which resulted in John
ston getting an undeserved hit off
Winters. When Jimmy hit one to sec
ond Olson purposely let the ball hit
him, thus giving the third baseman a
hit on al: easy out.
Zach Wheat's Fourteenth
In the second game Miljus showed his
champions for eight innings, but he
weakened in the final inning, allowing
the Phillies to score three runs,
George columbia" Smith started
against the Dodgers, but he received a
terrific battering in the fifth and sixth
innings. Robbie's mon collected eleven
hits off the former Giant
Sedgewick, a rookie right-hander. AL
lowed only one hit in two innings, but
TINS was home run by Zach Wheat
which bounded to the extreme corner
of center field. 1t was Wheat's four
teenth circuit clout of the season.
The only fielding play above the or
Tommy Griffith to third base in tho
first game. 1t broke up threatening
rally which the Phillies had started in
the fifth.
The Phillies were held safe after
they had scored off Grimes in the
opening inning. With one out Miller
singled to right and Lebourveau sacri-
feed. Williams walked but Konetchy
Winters retired Brooklyn in one.
two. three order until Olson opened
the fourth session with single to left.
Johnson sacrificed. Griffith came
through with single to right, scoring
Olson. Tommy went to second on the
throw-in and reached third when Lee
bourveau threw past the catcher.
, Wheat popped short fly to center,
which shortstop Parkinson caught, but
Griffith tailed after the catch.
Schmandt started the Dodgers to their
third run in the fifth with a single to
right. Kilduff promptly sacrificed him
along, and Miller's single scored Ray.
A Brooklyn Bombardment
George Smith proved easy for the
Robins in the second battle, the Flat
bushers scoring as early as the second
inning. Myers and Schmandt singled
and while Kilduff forced Schmandt
Myers reached third. He scored when
Monroe dropped throw at second on
ali attempted force play on Kilduf
The Dodgers opened a bombardmen
in the fifth inning which Melted three
runs after two were out. Krueger
singled, but was forced by Miljus
Olsen then forced Miljus. Johnston
beat out hit to short and advanced
when Parkinson threw wild, Olsor
stopping at third. Griffith scored both
runners with triple and Wheat fol
lowed with another three Dagger, &C
counting for the third run
Philadelphia, managed to score once
in the sixth as the result Of singles b,
Williams and Konetchy and King,
double. The Dodgers, however, cam,
back with three more markers in theiI
half. Schmandt was safe on an infielt
tap, but Kilduff forced him. Kruegel
advanced Kildutf with single ant
Miljus's safety scored the second base
man. Olson drove Kruger and Miliut
home with lusty three-base hit.
Wheat's home run added the eigh
tally to the Dodgers total. while Phila
delphia Tailed three times in the ninth
on three hits and two passes. Will
the bases flied. Millus forced one rar