The New York herald., 1921-08-07
.CADORE'S PITCHING
wins FOR DODGERS
Miljus Starts Game Against
Pirates, Passes Two and
Is Taken Out.
SCORE is THREE TO TWO
GlaZner Hurls Well for Pitts
burgh, but Fails to Receive
Gilt Edge Support.
SCORE is THREE TO TWO

| Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
| PITTSBURGH, Aug. 6.-Leon Cadore
entered the game here this afternoon
as an emergency pitcher in the first
| round and his wonderful hurting en-
abled the Dodgers to score a brilliant
to 2 victory over the Pirates. Cadore
| yielded five hits and he was not re-
sponsible for the two runs made by
the pennant chasers. Charles Glazner
was the Pirate hurler and he also
pitched well, but did not receive gilt
edge support in the first tight spot OF
the contest and the Dodgers scored
their first two tallies in the opening
inning and were aided i'll doing so by a
tumble by Rabbit Maranville.
John Miljus started for the Dodgers
but did not last long. The right handed
pitcher fought in France with the
Eighteth Division and several thousand
of his buddies were at the park. Man
ager Robinson allowed him to start the
game in answer to many requests from
the war veterans. Before the contest
Miljus received handsome loving cup.
1t was presented to him by Brig.-Gen.
Lloyd NJ. Brett. who commanded the
Eightieth Division during the war.
When Miljus went to the slab he was
given big hand from the veterans OF
the war, but unfortunately he cou'd not
control his curves. and his career In the
game was shoitlived. After he passed
the first two battcrs he was succeeded
by Cadore.
The Dodgers opened up their attack
on Glazncr in the initial round Olson
drew a pass. and after Johnston popped
&c Terney Griffith shot q single to CEN
trc and Olson pulled up at third. Wheat
sent hard hit grounder TO MaIanvilJe.
who fumbed the ball. Olson scored,
Griffith took second and Wheat was
saf. on rirs1 on the costly error.
| Myers raised a fly to Eighce ard
| Schmandt followed with a sirgle 70 left
that sent Griffith across the plate.
| Glazncr settled do~n and Kiluff was
| retired on strikes.
Miijus Retircs E.ariy.
Mijus was chcered to the echo as he
went to the slab. but the veteran could
| not show at his best. II passed Big
be, without putting a strike over the
\ ,latc, and Carey also drew four bad
| ones in succession. Cadore was then
| called in from the bul rem lSilduff
| threw out Maranvillc and the -unncrs
advanced Whi;tgd. fooled by catldy's
1 curves. struck ott. Barnha~e f,llpwed
4 VII. = lflIlt DttMtGn Ayers ann tiiil~
| fitu and Bigbcc ~ q Carey scc,,l and
| Barnhart reached third before the ball
was returned to til. nfeld. ricrney
| grounded to K''duff MAo tossed him
| out. retiring the side
| In TIE sccoad inning the Dodgers had
two men on the baGc paths. but failed
to score. In the following chapter they
pushed over what proved T. be the de-
cdins run. Waeat led off with single
i IN 1pft MI wa rpa a
| 10 Whittcd. On the hit and run
4 Schmandt made his second hit IL was a
single to left. and Wheat took third.
1 Kilduff raised sacrihc. iy to Whitted
and Wheat crossed the plate.
! The Pirates did not have a chance to
score after the first until the fifth. Brot-
| tenn was first up and Griffith robbed him
of an extra base hit with great run
ming catch. Glazner singled and Bigbee
sent low liner to centre. Myers made
4 q desperate attempt to make shoe
string catch but failed. Glazner. how
| ever. hesitated between the bases and
\ Mycrss rapid peg to Kilduff forced him
off the bags. Bgbee stole second but
Carey's best effort was long fly. to
| Griffith
| Pirates Fail Again.
In the sixth inning Caddy was in a
| tight spot, but he refused to fall before
| the leaders. Maranville led off with a
| single. and after Whitfield fouled out
Barnhart drew a pass. Tierney forced
| Maranville at third. But the bases were
| filed when Grimm beat out a high
bounder in front of the plate. 1t was
up to Brottem, but he ended the Pirates
chances with a twisting pop fly which
| Kilduff caught.
/ The Dodgers made only one hit OFF
! Glazner In the last six innings. Ii was
a single by Kilduff in the sixth. The
| last twelve Dodgers we're retired In
| order.
| The Dodgers left here tonight for
| Brooklyn. where they will play an exhi-
bitIon game at Ebbets Fields with the
| Tigers tomorrow.
/ The score: