The New York herald., 1922-07-31
ROBINS RALLY IN 9Th
BUT CARDS WIN, 50.
Rickcy's Men Grab All RIMS
in First--High's Homer
Causes Some Concern.

A bclatcd ninth inning rally ZEN short
by one run of tying the score yeater-
day and the 81. Louis Cardinals won
the second game OF the series from the
Dodgers by 90 2. Bls Jess lIsines
had Robby's henchmsn st his mercy
until the ninth when with one out Ray
schmandt slammed fast one against
the risht field boards for a nit and
Andy High dumped anothu over the
fence, giving the Robins the only two
points. Dcberry singled. Rnether hit
ting for Mamaus. lifted 20 I.svan in
short left field to end the contest
Manager Robby picked Leon Cad ,re
10 oppose Haines Isonnle hurled = cftd-
liable game and deserved n better fate.
Two errors sandwiched IN with three
hits In the opening inning gave tho Rick
eyircn their three runs From then until
the eighth CadosV WAS intlncihle. Beft
Griffith hit for him in the B5desr's nor
tion OF the penu'tmate round and Al
Maiiiaux finished the quarrel
Bsth Teams fieia Rrisisnuy.
Some brilliant fielding BY both teams
marked the contest The Cardinals in
particular pulled some Of the sensational
stun. II Was their Sparkling defense
that enabled Haines 60 travel througn
the nine innings at such a magnificent
clip.
In the second inning Fournicr made
spectacular stop Of wheats harsh smash
down first and toss 20 Haines got the
famous Zach at FIRST. Schmandt singled
next. then Hornsby leapcd three feet on
the ground to rob Andy iIish OF a ht
on his terrific liner. Rogers completely
lost his balance In making the play.
otherwise double play could have been
an easy thing.
In the fourth a double killing checked
an incipient Brooklyn rally. lavans err
ror on Schmandts grounder started the
fuss. High, who had On special set
of hitting clothes. punched safety 10
center. Chuck Ward then smote torrid
grounder In back Of second. Isavan went
behind the bag, picked up the bail. shot
to Hornsby to force High and on Pops
feave Fournier got ward at first by n
step.
In the fifth and sixth frames HaiAes
was no run, no hit right handler. but
The Dodgers broke up this easy life for
him in the seventh, Ward doubling TO
right center with two out. Deberry
fouled to Ainsnith for the last demise.
HornsBy Hits for Three Bases.
The Cardinals had one other chance 20
score Off Cadore aside from the big first.
In the eighth HoDhsby. who looked pitt
full before Lonnie en- his three previous
trips to the plate. poked out long
three base hit to the right center field
boards. Mueller and Fournier died via
lixl. toy Ia ~ ~ n
to Deberry and Fournier elevating to
Wheat.
Cadore's pal. Ivan Olson. put him OF
on the wrong pedal In the very first In
ming when the reliable Ivy permitted
Flack's grounder to seep through his
legs. Stock drew pass. Smith laid
down a pretty bunt. 1t was evident that
no chance remained for. Deberry to get
the fleet footed outfielder at first. but
Robby's catcher tried 1t and as result
threw wildly, Flack and Stock scoring
and Smith reaching third.
smith scorcA winning Ran.
Hornsby was given wide ovation
fooled him on. strikes. Heinie Mueller
slashed a hit oser second, scoring smith.
the Cards third run OF the inning and
their final OF the game.
The Dodgers gave Haines some trouble
i'm the second but Hornsby's great catch
of Highs liner broke up the rally. With
one out in the third Cadore singled and
went to second on Olson's hit to left.
Flack went back to the fence to grab
Myers's long fly and Tommy Griffith. un-
needing the pleas of the multitude for
long hit foued to Ainsmith.
In the fourth Schmandt reached fret
on Javans tumble after Wheat had
popped to Lavan. Ray went to second
on Highs single to center, but Ward
smashed into a double play, Layan to
Hornsby to Fournier.
Haines sailed along on easy street
until one was out in the ninth Schmandts
single hit the right field fence but Flack's
fielding held Ray to one base. High then
pulled 4 home run over the right boards,
scoring Schmandt with him. Ward was
out. Fournler to Haines. who covered
first, but Deberry revived hopes with
single to left. Ruether batted FOR Ma
rnaux and hoisted to Lavan. who made
tho catch In short left field.
The third game of the series will be
played tomorrow. sherdel will no doubt
be the pick of hickey, while Robinson
most likely will use Ruether. whom the
Cardinals defeated badly in st. Louis.
The score:
ST. LOUIS (N.) BROOKLYN. tN.)
apr /" ac,n,.aa 81. ap se