The New York herald., 1921-05-10
DODGERS BEAT THE
PILLS, THEN LOSE
Causey, Former Giant, Doubles
and Scores Run That Downs
Brooklyns in Tenth.
GRIMES is IN GOOD FORM
CadOre Allows Two TallieS in
Second Game, One a Homer
by Wrightstone.
GRIMES is IN GOOD FORM

Special Despatch 10 The New YORK HERALD
PHILADELPHIA. May 9.-Cecil Algernon
Causey. the former Giant right handler,
sprang a cruel surprise on the Brooklyn
Dodgers here to-day when he won his
own game from them by scoring the de-
Gliding run of a to score In the tenth
inning after the Dodgers had won the
first half by to 2.
Cecil laid the foundation of the run
with a double to left off Ed Pfeffer,
who pitched the ninth and tenth innings
and he went home after some time on
Nsaies' single and Meusel's force Of Cy
Williams, who had been purposely
walked to fill all the corners and make
a double play possible
Burleigh Grimes spitballed the Dodgers
to victory in the first game. 1t was his
third straight victory in his three starts
this year and his second victory over
the Phillies. who had lost to him in
Brooklyn. His other winning was
against the Boston Braves in Brooklyn.
Leon Cadore hurled the first seven
innings of the second game for Brook
lyn to-day. He was relieved after that
TO let Bill Lamar fly out for him in
Brooklyn's half of the eighth. John
Miljus escaped without run against
him In the eighth, but walked two men.
When he nicked Ralph Miller. first up
In the ninth with a pitched ball, Ed
Pfeffer was hurled into the breach. Ed
retired the Phillies In the ninth. but
Causey and the other Phillies made Ed
q losing pitcher in the tenth.
Home Run on Cadore.
One of the hits off Cadore was a
home run into the centre field bleachers
by Wrightstone The big wallop was
cheered by the eight thousand fans
present for double header in one
day series. The Dodgers were sched-
uled here for one game to-day while
waiting for the Reds to arrive in
Brooklyn tomorrow. and seized the op-
portunity to play off game postponed
here on April Is.
Columbia George Smith was the first
Quaker pitcher in the opening game to-
day and was going along nicely, hav-
ing allowed three hits in the first four
innings. until he walked Johnston in the
fifth. Johnston took third on Olson's
double past Wrightstone and the two
runners skipped over the plate on Grif-
fith's wicked single to right. A pinch
hitter smote for Smith in the seventh
and Walter Belts, another right handler,
went to the hill in the eighth, to lose a
game In jig time.
The Philies had tied 1t up In the sew
N"sh oAi oAiiiIS py three Singles drlQ a
double. Wrightstone singled in that
rally with one out and scored on Ralph
Miller's out and j. Miller's single
Bruggy's single sent j. Miller to third
I>ebourveux batted for Smith and
doubled to left, scoring J. Miller.
Bruggy tried TO get home from first on
that blow, but was out at the plate.
wheat welcomed Belts In the eighth
with a single. Konetchy laid down a
sacrifice in front of the plate. which sac
rifice Bruggy thoughtlessly hurled to the
right field fence. That let in Wheat and
sent Honey to third. HI Myerss single
scored Honey. Billy Lamar bobbed up
TO bat left handed for Neis. Bill had
been III since the season opened with
malaria. He was still weak, It seemed.
for he forced Myers by grounder.
Southpaw Weinert relieved Belts after
Myers's hit: Grimes's single and John
stons double to centre scored Lamar
with Brooklyn's fifth run. Grimes sought
to score from third on the double. but was
an easy out at the plate on r Miller's re-
lay Of Willlams's throw