The New York herald., 1922-08-27
MARANYILLE'S BAT
CONQUERS DODGERS
His Triple Off Mamaux in the
Eighth Breaks Tie and
Pirates Win.
Special Dispatch to THE NEW York Hrr.,n

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PITTSBURGH. Aug 26.-Al Mamaux to-
day Joined Burleigh Grimes OF the
Brooklyn Dodgers staff as a pitcher
who could not hold a lead His Joining
cost the Dodgers the third game with
the Pirates by the score of Z to s. after
they, had won two games here yester-
day. Arthur Decatur did not throw
away all the lead the Dodgers handed
him. but threw away three runs of 1t.
This brought In Mamaux.
Brooklyn appeared to be a sure win
ner when the Dodgers smashed Johnny
Morrisons slants In the first inning for
three singles, a double which, with a
base on balls, produced four runs. Highs
triple and sacrifice fly in the fourth
inning again gave the Dodgers a lead
of four as the Pirates had scored ono
off Decatur in the second. Morrisod
frightened up after the fourth and had
the Dodgers tanned. while the Pirates
kept plugging away at Decatur until
Manager Robinson was forced to re-
place him with Mamaux, who lost the
game on two singles and a triple after
two were out in the eighth
Rabbit Maranville was the man who
almost single handed beat the Dodgers.
He tripled in the fourth inning and
drove In run off Decatur His OPEN
ing of the seventh inning with a single,
when the Dodgers were leading by two
runs. caused the withdrawal of Decatur.
The Pirates tied the score with blows
off Mamaux in the seventh and the one
off Decatur Mamaux. however. had an
even chance to win, but was not there
with the power to restrain the Pirates,
who were smarting under their double
defeat of the day before.
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Decatur was used by Mana ger Rob-
inson to-day in order ossave "Dazzy"
Vance, whose turn 1t was. to pitch one
game of the double header in Brooklyn
tomorrow. Dutch Ruether is slated to
start the other game tomorrow. The
teams return here for one game Mon
day and two OH Tuesday, and on
Wednesday the Dodgers and Giants mix
at Ebbets field.
The Dodgers bombarded Morrison SO
hard In the first inning that the crowd
of 5000 fans demanded he be derricked,
but Manager Bill McKechnie stuck by
Johnny and Johnny came marching home
with the victory. Olson led off for
Brooklyn in the first inning with dou-
BILE to left and stole second. Johnston
singled over Maranville, sending Olson
to third.
Bert Griffith rolled to Morrison and
Olson was run down going home. Johns
ton reaching third and Griffith second.
Wheat drew both the bases on balls
charged to Morrison. The one he gained
in the first inning filled the bases.
Myers grounded toward first and was
thrown out by Morrison, Johston scor-
ing Bert Griffith and Wheat, and took
second on Bigbee's throw to the plate.
Andy High continued his batting spurt
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double to left that scored Schmandt.
"Pie" Traynor threw out Miller.
Dodgers Lost Run.
Brooklyns last run was made in the
fifth when High opened with triple to
right center and went home on Otto Mil
ler's sacrifice fly to Carey. Traynor
walked for the Pirates in the second
inning. He reached third on Schmidt's
double to left center, and scored when
Johnston threw out Morrison Bigbee
singled to left in third, took second on
Decatur's wild pitch, and finished the
run on Tierney's single to center. Grimm
singled to left in the fourth, and reached
second on Schmandt's single past High.
Miller and Johnston picked Grimm and
Johnston picked Grimm off second and
Morrison flied to Myers. But Maran-
vile came through with two out and
tripled over first, scoring Schmidt
Carey. who had a hitless day grounded
to Schmandt.
Maranville led or for the Pirates in
the seventh with a single to right. Man
ager Robinson could not see that Deca-
tur was holding the Pirates and sent
Mamaux to the rescue. Mamaux walked
Carey. Bigbee flied to Bert Griffith.
'.Reb" Russell, who made three homo
runs in two games yesterday but had
to content himself with two singles po-
day, singled to center. scoring Maran-
VILE and sending Carey to third. Tier
neys sacrifice ny to Myers let In Carey
with the tying run. Mamaux and
Schmandt picked Russell or first base.
the round ending with the standing sail
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