The New York herald., 1922-08-21
REDS SCORE SWEEP
IN DODGER SERIES
Finish Off Brooklyn by Win
ming 10 to ) and 4 to 3 in
Double Header.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 20.-By winning the
first game to-day by 10 to and win
ming the second by to in ten innings
the Cincinnati Reds grabbed the whole
series of three games with the Brooklyn
Dodgers, who lost 20 the Reds yesterday
by 3 to4.
The first game to-day was a personally
conducted defeat of the Dodgers by Bur-
leigh Grimes. His pitching had none OF
the fire and pep which distinguished the
game he won in st. Louis on this trip.
which was his first appearance after he
had been fined and suspended for let
ting his temper run away with him at
Eobets Field. The Reds made a run off
Grimes in the first inning. but the
Dodgers gave him a lead of to / IN
the second inning by scoring five runs
off Pete Donohue, with two out, on four
hits, tumble by Caveney ana muff by
Caveney.
Grimes proved incapable of holding
the Reds back. They made five runs in
their half of the second inning on five
hits and a base on balls. One of the
runs was scored on a wild throw by Olson,
but it was followed by Daubert's triple,
which took the sting out of the error. In
the seventh inning the Reds slammed
Grimes for two runs on clean hits and
added a couple of more runs In the same
inning on Hungling's failure to hold a
relay from the outfield with Roush COM
ing into the plate.
Cadorc allowed nine hits and Rixey al.
lowed eight in the second game. Brook
lyn would have won by 3 to in nine
innings If Bert Griffith had not fumbed
Roush's single in the sixth inning, which
hit The game was won in the
tenth. George Burns doubled to
left, stretching a single by brilliant run
ring. Daubert sacrificed. Duncan and
Roush were walked to fill up the bases
and Fonseca raised a sacrifice fly to
Wheat that scored Burns with case.
Burns was the hero OF the series. He
made three hits in each of the three
games, stole five bases and scored seven
runs. Roush made three singles and a
double in the first game to-day, all Oft
Grimes, and single In the second
game.
The Dodgers leave tonight for an ex-
hibition in Saginaw. Mich. tomorrow.
They open in Chicago on Tuesday.
First Blood for Rediegs.
First blood in the first game was
drawn by the Reds, who registered off
Grimes in the first inning. Burns
walked, stole second and scored on
Daubert's out and Duncan's one bagger
to right.
The five Dodger runs In the second
inning came after the side should have
been out. but they were just as large
and gave Grimes just as much OF a
lead as II they had been homers. Wheat
poled a single off Donohue to start the
mess. Myers flied to Burns and
Schmandt forced Wheat. Caveney
foozled on an easy chance from High.
Hungling singled to center. scoring
Schmandt, and Grimes singled to right,
scoring High. Hungling taking third.
The Red fans thought their tea had
been doped when they saw Hungling
and Grimes work double steal that
scored Hungling, but what they saw
was no dream for Caveney's return
throw to the plate was high, and Hung
ling slid under the bail. Olson took
two bases when Caveney muffed his fy
In deep short, and the same error scored
Grimes from second. Johnston singled
to left, scoring Olson. making Ave runs
in that outburst but that was the
Dodgers limit. Pinelli ended the in
ming by throwing out Bert Grifflth and
in the next seven rounds the Dodgers
were held by Donohue to three hits.