The New York herald., 1922-07-05

ers first baseman in that inning got a
base on balls and got to second on a
sacrifice by Olson. EX-Lieut. Leon
Cadore cracked a single to right and
Schmandt started for home. The throw
came with him and Schmandt slid in
feet first.
Schmandt Missed Plate.
Umpire Moran ruled him out and a
delegation of Dodgers, headed by Uncle
Wilbert himself, protested. He missed
the plate" explained Moran patiently.
How could he miss 1t with those
fect?" demanded Robinson.
This question seemed unanswerable.
Even Moran seemed to disbelieve his
own eyes when he looked at the feet
offered in evidence. Nevertheless" re-
piled the umpire with great firmness. II
say that he missed the plate. Even with
those feet, he missed the plate" That
settled it and the game went into the
fourteenth.
Little Jawn Rawlings. who did some
heroic stunts in the last worlds series,
is the party responsible for the Giants
being in the game of nine innings. The
Dodgers were carrying three run lead
when John took "a swing with two on.
The ball went into the left field
bleachers.
For an instant John stood by the
plate pale as Murphy's goat. at have
hit a home rum" he muttered II actu-
ally have hit a home run" And It was
even so.
From that time on nearly every inning
developed a crisis. There were more
crises around Coogan's Bluff that after
noon than there ever were around the
Balkans. Consequently pinch hitters
came and went while pitchers were be-
ing yanked and replaced with bewilder-
ing rapidity. II looked as though both
teams were trying to get all the men
on their roster into the game at some
time or other. S. Newhall Crane, the
veteran scorer. thinks that one or both
OF the teams sent in a few dozen ringers
That usually imperturbab official
bleated pathetically as though his nanny
had been loosed by stress of his duties
during the afternoon.
Rosey Ryan Falls.
Rosey Ryan. the Giant pitcher, was
the first to fall in this historic skirrnish
in the Battle of the Boroughs. Rosey
passed High and Johnson the first two
up in the first inning. johnson drove
a hit to right field and scored High
Immediately thereafter the stretcher
bearers took Rosey right out of the lot
lie was replaced by Claude Jonnard of
the famous Jonnard brothers. Wheat
lifted fly to center and Johnson
scored.
In the third inning Tommy Griffith
annoyed Mr.. Jonnard considerably by
driving a homer into the right field
stands. That gave the Dodgers a three
run lead in all and there was nothing TO
indicate that history was about to be
made until the Giant half OF the same
inning.
With one out Jonnard got base on
balls which seemed to peeve Mr.. Bur
leigh Grimes, who was staging come
back after being knocked for a fiat tire
on the previous day. Bancroft got a
second base on balls and Mr. Grimes
was more than annoyed. He became
critical Of Mr.. Moran. tho umpire and
commented on his low visibility.
John Rawlings came to bat when
Grimes was still in a peevish mood
and Grimes shot one straight over, per-
haps 20 test the eyeslght OF Mr.. Moran
Thereupon Mr.. Rawlings got the first
hit for the afternoon of Grimes. II
was good hit at that. for II went we'll
up Into the left field bleachers and the