The New York herald., 1922-07-20
DODGERS KEEP ON
DODGING VICTORY
Cadore Blows Four Run Lead
Cubs Finish in Front
by 8 to 6.

Special Dispatch to THE New York Hnnnp.
CHICAGO. July 19.--The Dodgers con-
tinued their dash in the wrong direction
To-Day when they dropped the first game
of the series OF five with the Cubs, s TO 8.
Their great success in losing another
game after they had a lead of to In
the first two innings made the count
eleven games lost out of twelve played
in this second visit to the West.
Leon Cadore was the Dodge pitcher
who tossed off a comfortable lead OF four
runs. but Sherrod Smith was the ofRciai
loser. The Cubs tied the game on Smith
in the third inning after he had relieved
Cadore In the second, and they won 1t
from him by punching four hits with a
wild throw by Smith himself and muff
by Tom Griffith for three runs In the
seventh.
Virgil Cheeves started for the Cubs.
The Indian allowed three runs on three
hits and pass In the first stanza. After
he had walked De Berry, who led on In
the second. he was given the air, and
Ernie Osborne. the big right handler from
Atlanta, went the remainder of the dis
tance. Ernie allowed one run to be
! batted In off Cheeves and one of himself
| in the second round, but tightened up
In the balance Of the contest. except for
run on two hits and a base on balls
| in the seventh.
Four Pitchers for Brooklyn.
AL Mamaux relieved Smith in the sew
enth and stopped the scoring. Arthur
| Decatur pitched the eighth for Brooklyn
after Bert Griffith had struck out for
Mamaux in the eighth and all the Cubs
gathered from Art was base on balls.
Hy Myers made three of the Dodgers
ten hits and scored half the six runs.
! One of his hits was a two bagger, and
Osborne who allowed all of Myers hits,
famed him once. Tom Griffith singled
once off Cheeves and once off Osborne
and walked the last three times he faced
Osborne. Friberg walked three times
| for the Cubs and was robbed of a home
run by Wheats running catch against
the left field bleacherS In the sixth.
when two were on base.
Cheeves got into trouble quickly. He
bruised a rib for Olson. first up in the
| first inning but Myers forced Olson.
! Tom Griffith's single to right moved
Myers one base and Myers took third
when Wheat forced Griffith. Mitchell
walked, fillingthe bases. High plInked
a single to center that scored Myers and
Wheat, Mitchell taking third and High
scored on the throw. Ward pasted a
| single to left that scored Mitchell.
| De Berry led off for Brooklyn In the
second. extracting the pass from Cheeves,
who was rescued by Osborne. Osborne
struck out Cadore and De Berry stole
second on the third strike, Hollocher
failing to cover the bag for OFarrelps
throw. Olson flied to Miller and two
were dead. but Myers doubled to center
off Osborne, scoring De Berry. Tom
Griffith singled to center, scoring Myers
| with the last run the Dodgers madesuntil
the seventh inning.
Hy II ON tho Job.
Myers opened the Brooklyn seventh
with single to right and Tom Griffith
walked. Wheat forced Griffith and
Mitchel singled to right scoring Myers
| from third.
| Osborne crossed the Dodgers when he
| led off in the seventh by poking q safe
bunt to Smith, who lost his head and
threw the ball over Mtcheil's head,
| Osborne taking third. Smith held Os-
borne at third and threw out Heathcote,
but Hollocher singled to right, scoring
Osborne, and stole second. Terry beat
cut hit to High back Of third, Hollocher
taking third.
Crimes lined to Tom Griffith and that
| reliable veteran surprised by muffing the
ball. The error scored Hollocher and
put Terry on second. Wheat made, a
sensational catch off Friberg, but Miller
hit sharp single to right. Terry scoring
and Grimes racing to third. The score (: