The New York herald., 1922-09-03
NEW YORK HOODOO
AGAIN HITS CADORE
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Scott was thrown out by High. In the
eighth inning the Giants faced Harry
Shriver and got two more hits-givins
Scott had a fine slow curve ball and
pitched with exceeding skin. His per-
iormance came as most welcome re-
lief from the slipshod. haphazard, willy
niliy flinging which had been hamper
ing the Giants for many days. Here
was a pitcher who could keen the enemy
down. Until the sixth Scott was just
as brilliant as Cadore. The one MT
made off him In the first five innings
was scratch single by Schmandt IN
the first. He carromed one off Grohs $
glove. For five innings the game moved
along with speed and rare brilliance.
Miller started the Dodgers toward
their two runs In the sixth. He singled
10 left and advanced on Cadore's sacri-
flee Olson. who had got only scratch
hit In six tries. then came through nobly
with a double off the right field wall
scoring Miller and breaking the dead
lock. Scott let a curve slip away from
him and Ivy went to third. which he
left for the second run when Johnston
grounded out TO Groh far behind the
bag.
Only in that sixth were the Dodgers
able to get more than one hit, and
altogether they collected only six drives,
three of them rather scratchy. Zach
aria Methusaleh Wheat was particu-
larly baffled by Scott's fine working
curve.
Giants Fail to HIT for Hin.
II was none too kind treatment which
Hill, making his return to the National
League after an absence OF four years,
he was with the Pirates before he went
into the army, received from the New
York batsmen in the first game. The
Giants could do little with Reuther
when hits would have meant runs. and
the Dodgers played spanking ball be-
hind their left handed star. Myers.
High, Johnston and Schmandt made the
Nav York fans ask What do those
Dodgers do when they are not playing
the Giants?' The fielding of the
Dodgers had a deadly precision about IT,
Ruether gave only six hits. and only
In the eighth were the Giants able to put
two together. In that round they got
men on second and third with only one
out and a rally seemed to be coming
but Dutch let out to the last notch and
threw his curves with terrific burst OF
speed which baffled Meusel and Young
and brought groans from the native
fans.
Hill. the only pitcher besides Lee
Meadows of the Phillies flinging with
his spectacles on, worked for seven
rounds and was effective until the sixth,
In which three hits gave the Dodgers two
runs and the game. Specs LOOKS as ~
he ought to help McGraw lot--and he
viii be eligible for the world series II
the New Yorks get into 1t. Jess Barnes.
who went the last two rounds. also had
= world Of stuff and may be sent against
the Phillies to-day. Art Nehf, who was
expected to pitch the first game. re-
ported lame.
Close for Five Innings.
For five innings 1t was nip and
tuck scrap between Ruether ana Hill
Brooklyn had got four hits. two OF wnicn
made run in the second, and one OF
which. a triple by Wheat, had peeh
coined into a tally In the fourth. Inc
Giants had got just one hit--a single os
ueusel-and that had sent in their run
in the opening frame
Then came that decisive rally by the
Dodrers In the sixth. Bert Griffith
opened with a single to right and Wheat
fonled to Groh. Myers crashed double
to right center. Schmandt drove a long
b,t 10 left. scoring Griffith and Myers
uu, gathered himself and disposed OF
High and De Berry.
Ruether gave the Giants start tow
ard their short lived lead In the iHse
when he passed Bancroft. Gron was
e.sv for Olson and Frisch sent one In
MYERS. Bot Meusel singled to rign'.
scoring Bannie. Young was called our
on strikes
The second New York run. scored In
the seventh. started with a most ANUS,
Ing mishap to Schmandt. who presented
! double to Young. Ross. opened the
round with grounder to Johnston.
schmandt. waiting for the throw. backed
into the bag and sat right down on ~.
Johnston's throw travelled over the nead
81 the disconnected first baseman. ana
Young. who had run out the effort.
darted ALI the way to second. IL was
gift double.
Ruether appeared ratified and walked
Kelly. Cunningham hit TO Ruether, who
got Young at third. As Cunningham
meandered. unsuspecting, High doupien
him AZ first. Snyder slashed a not one
N High. who made wild throw 10
s,rvt and let Kelly score from second.
Brookiyn's first run, in the second
round. was traced to an error. Myers
topped the ball in front of the plate.
II was Hilrs easy chance. but he
dailied and. Snyder threw the ball Wild.
Myers went TO second. Frisch made a
dazzling play TO retire schmandt and
Myers went to third. He scored or
Highs sacrifice ny TO Meusel.
In the fourth Wheat tripled TO the
Bloody Angle in right center and came
in on a martyr lift by Myers The
scores:
FIRST GAME.
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