The New York herald., 1922-05-09
BROOKLYN ALLOWS
LEAD OSLIP AWAY
Pirates Score Six Runs in
Eighth and Ninth and
Win, 8 to z.

Special Dispatch 10 TIE New YORK HrsAfp.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. May S.-Burleigh
Grimes blew up at the tail end of to-
days game and Pittsburgh won the first
intersectional game from Brooklyn by
8 to Z by making two runs off him in
the eighth inning and four I'm the ninth.
President John A. Heydler OF the
National League and Senator George
Wharton Pepper OF Pennsylvania, the
leading counsel fer organized baseball.
saw the undoing of Grimes from a box.
Mr. Heydler tomorrow will preside in
Cincinnati when Memorial Day services
are held for Frank Bancroft. who was
for more than thirty years secretary OF
the Cincinnati National League club.
Triples by Maranville and Carey and
Bigbees single gave the Pirates two
runs in the eighth setting the score at
to 4, after Grimes had progressed up
to that inning with lead of to 2.
Mamnux Replaced Grimes.
Grimm and young Jim Mattox opened
the ninth Pittsburgh by singing. Ray
Rohwer batted for Yellowhorse and
scratched a single that filled the bases.
Grimes threw out Maranville. but Grimm
scored. A pass to Carey that filled the
Mamaux replaced him.
Olson threw out Bigbee, but 1t let in
Mattox Jewel Ems bounced long
single to left on which Rohwer dashed
home with the run that tied and Carey
beat Wheat's throw to the place with
the run that won.
Brooklyn made four runs from eleven
hits off Johnny Morrison in seven in
nings and three from five hits off Chief
Moses Yellowhorse in the eighth
No time was lost by the Dodgers III
going after the goat of Morrison. High
grounded out to Charley Grimm in the
.irst inning. but Johnston knocked n
liner over the head of Max Carey TO
the fence for three bases. Tom Griffith
singled over second. scoring Johnston.
Wheat pulled sharp single to right.
sending Griffith to third. Myers raise !
sacrifice fly to Walter Muller that put
Griffith over the plate. Wheat dice
stealing, Gooch to Maranville.
The Pirates came back with one run
in the second round. Pie Traynor
walked. He reached second on Muller )
out to Post and third when Grimes threw
out Grimm. Jim Mattax batted for
Johnny Gooch and singled to left. scor-
ing Traynor. Morrison flied to Myers.
Plenty OF Singles.
Johnston started something again
when he opened the third for Brooklyn
with a single to left. He held first while
Griffith flied to Bigbee, but hustled 70
third when Wheat singled to right
again. Myers singled between Ems and
Grimm. which sent Johnston over the
plate and Wheat to third. Myers stole
second, but Sam Post and Miller popped
fouls.
Maranville led off in the third for the
Pirates by going out on roller to
Johnston and Max Carey was the-victim
of a called third strike, but Bigbee beat
out a bad bounder to High and took
third on Enss clean sinle to left. Tray
nor's single to center scored Bigbee and
advanced Ems to third. On the delayed
Couble steal Ems played too far off third
as rrraynor loafed to second. Ems was
caught by the veteran Millers lake
throw to second. followed by the real
throw to Johnston, who tagged the trIst-
full Ems.
Johnston laid the foundation for his
third run when he drew base on balls
as leadoff man in the seventh inning.
He took third when Tom Griffith
knocked a two bagger through Grimm
that kept on going and bounced up into
the face of Walter Mueller. Wheats
sacrifice fly to Carey was so deep that
it scored Johnston and sent Griffith to
third. The infleld played in. and Mararl-
Vile held Griffith on third while he
threw out Myers. Post famed.
The score: