The New York herald., 1922-05-10
PIRATES HAVE FUN
WITH LEON CADORE
DOdger Pitcher Knocked Out
of Box i'm Fourth: Flatbush
Loses 3 to 2.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD
PITTSBURGH. May 9.-Uncle Robbie
guessed wrong here when he sent Bur-
leigh Grimes against the Pirates yester-
day and he guessed wrong to-dsy when
he sent Leon Cadore. another right
handler. against the Pirates. who made
1t two straight by taking the game.
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Cadore was hit all over he lot for
total of ten safeties and siy runs before
he was yanked out in the fourth inning.
with two out and TWO on. Harry
Schriver. who shut out the 'hillies with
three hits, went to the rescue OF Cadore
and retired the side in the fourth. but
allowed two runs on two hits and passes
in the fifth. Arthur Deco tur. third
starboard finger. allowed one hit and no
runs in the eighth inning.
Bert Griffith was the star pei former
for Brooklyn He made three of the
seven hits. scored one run and drove In
another. His throw to Johnston in the
sixth that caught Ems trying to stretch
double to a triple was the fielding
feature.
MaranviIIe Bats 1000.
Rabbit Maranvile starred ecr the
Pirates. He tripied off Cadore in the
first inning. singled In the third and
singled in the fourth. He drew n free
ticket from Schriver in the fifth and
another from Decatur in the Eighth
giving him batting average o. 1000
His fielding was as good as his hitting
but Bigbee's catches in left were the
thrilling features of the Pirate d.'cnse.
Real action for the Pirates began in
the second inning and continued briskly
until Cadore was knocked out in the
fourth. Pie Traynor opened the second
with scratch hit over second. Walter
Mueller sacrificed and Charles Grimm
singled over first. scoring Pie.
Maranville opened the third round
with a single. which was the second Of
his three consecutive hits OF Cadore
Carey beat out a bunt to Cadore and
both runners advanced wnen Olson
threw out Carson Bigbee. De Berry
muffed a foul from Ems. who then sent
sacrifice fly to Myers that scored
Maranville. Traynors long single to
left sent home Carey from second.
Grimm flied out to Wheat as a starter
for the fourth inning against Cadore.
but Mattox singled over second and took
second on Cooper's single tc right
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scored Mattox and moved Cooper to Sec
ond. Carey grounded out to Janvrin
and Bigbee walked. filling the bases
Ems singled to center, sending in Cooper
and Maranville and sending Cadore to
the shower. Harry Shriver replaced
Cadore and Traynor flied to Myers end
Ing the round with three runs
Change Makes No Difference.
The change in Brooklyn pitchers made
no difference with the Pirates The-
began in the fifth where they le 1t Off on
Cadore in the fourth. Mueller opened
the Pittsburgh fifth with a double to
left. Shriver walked Grimm Mattox
bunted down the left field line and John
ston thought it. would roll foul, but Il
remained fair FOR a single and filed the
bases. Cooper popped to High. bu
Maranville extracted pass from
Shriver. forcing In Mueller Carey's sac.
rifice fly 20 Bert Griffith relieved the
congestion by letting in Grimm.
High opened the Brooklyn first by
walking. Johnston flied 20 Mueller. but
Bert Griffith singled to center, sending
High to third. Carey's throw caught
Griffith stretching the hit. and Wheat
flied TO Carey. Olson doubled in the
second with two out and was left
The next hit off Cooper was Bert
Griffiths triple to center that opened
the seventh inning. Wheat flied to Big
bee. whose throw held Grffith on third.
where Griffith remained while Myers
popped 70 Ems, but Janvrin singled to
center. scoring Griffith.
The score: