New-York tribune., 1922-08-26

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Russell, the left-handed right fielder
for the Pirates, who hit three home
runs during the afternoon. He mado
the first off Burleigh Grimes in the
fourth inning Of the frat game; the
second off Cadorc in the fourth frame
OF the second game, and the last in the
eighth inning of the nightcap, with
Leon still on the mound. Cadore. how
ever, struck him out in the ninth inn
ing, when the Pirates rallied for three
runs on triple and three singles.
Grimes twice had lead of two runs
in the first game, but could not hold
the Pirates back. He retired in the
sixth with the score tied, Sherrod
Smith and Arthur Decatur finished the
game. Babe Adams was knocked out in
the opener by the Robins In the sixth,
when they got to him for four runs on
three hits and two errors. A two-run
rally against Carlston won for the
Robins in the ninth. Carlston was the
losing pitcher, and Andy Highs single
sent home the run that beat him.
Brooklyn batted home runs off Adams
in the frst and fourth innings in the
first game by clean hits. The Pirates
tied the score in the fourth with two
runs on Bigbee's single and Russell's
home run, and in the fifth the Pirates
went ahead by two runs on Maran-
ville's force hit and triples by Carey
and Bigbee. Brooklyn made four off
Adams in the sixth and took another
two-run edge. Schmandt and High
singled and Schmandt scored when
Miller was safe on. Traynor's wild
throw, Grimes walked, filing the
bases. A single by Olson and Bigbee's
wild throw to third resulted in three
runs for the visitors. Carlson then
went to the rescue and retired the side.
Pittsburgh tied the score with two
in the sixth on Tierney's single,
Schmidt's double, that scored Tierney,
and Maranville's single, that scored
Schmidt. Sherrod Smith took Grimes's
job on the hill and retired the side.
Barnhardt, batting for Russell in the
Pirates half, singled and scored on
Tierney's sacrifice and Traynor's sim
gle, thus giving the Pirates one-run
margin.
The Robins on out in the ninth.
Bert Griffith's double, with one out,
helped materially, for he scored the
Sieing run on Myers's single. Wheat
was thrown out. Schmandt walked,
then went to second on Highs single,
which scored Myers with the winning
run.
Olson opened the second game for
Brooklyn with single off Glazener
and scored on Bert Griffith's double
and Myers's sacrifice fly. In the fourth
Wheat singled and Schmandt doubled,
both scoring on Highs double. When
Cadore singled, scoring High, and took
third on Bigbee's wild throw to the
plate, Chief Yellowhorse was rushed
into the breach to save Gla2ener. Oh
son, however, tripled, scoring Cadore
with the fourth run charged against
Glazener in that inning.
Rohwer batted for Yellowhorse in
the fourth and Earl Hamilton finished
the game. Wheat's double, Myers,,s
single, Schmandt's single and Deberry's
single scored Wheat and Myers in the
fifth. Olson doubled in the sixth and
scored on Bert Griffith's single.
After Russell's home run off Cadore
in the Pirates fourth, Tierney doubled
and scored on Grimm's single. Russell
hit another homer in the eighth, and
in the ninth Gooch singled with one
out, but Mattox ran for him. Mattox
scored later when Maranville singled
after Barnhart batted for Hamilton
and singled. Carey went out to
schmandt and triple by Bigbee
scored Barnhart and Maranville Tor
the necessary runs.
The scores:
FIRST GAME