The New York herald., 1922-09-07
DODGERS BOW AGAIN
TO LOWLY PHILLIES
Lose GA, Giving Quakers Four
Out of Five Games in
Series.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-A dazed and
disgusted band Of Brooklyn Dodgers de-
parted tonight for Brooklyn. where
they have a day OF rest tomorrow. The
Dodgers lost the fifth and last game of
the series here to-day by 10 4. which
gave the lowly Phillies four of five in
the series. To-day's game was the last
the Dodgers have in Philadelphia this
season. but they have two more with
the Phillies on the last two days of the
season. Coming here with a record of
winning thirteen of their first fifteen
with the Phillies, the Dodgers now have
fourteen won and six lost with Kize VIII
helms team
Home runs ruined the Dodgers to-day
after a home run had given them lead
on the Phillies. The first run of the
game WAS Cadore's four bagger into the
left field bleachers with nobody on bases.
Olson hit another in the sixth inning,
but again no Dodger adorned the PATHS
With the Phillies II was different
Curtis Walker, the Giants castoff. lifted
home run over the right field fence in
the fourth inning with one man on. and
Cy Williams hung up his twenty-third
home run of the season when he belted
ono over the right field fence in the fifth
with two on bases.
Cy's Homers Count Heavily.
Williams made two home runs In the
first game yesterday. once driving in
two men and the next time driving In
one. He drove in two to-day with his
four bagger. making a total OF driving
in five other men and driving in himself
three times with home runs in three
games.
The fielding feature of to-day was
easily Zack Wheats catch of looping
fly from Johnny Mokan to the left field
foul line in the sixth inning. Wheat
reached the ball with his gloved hand
extended and held the ball while he
stumbled to the stand. Russell Wright
stone at short accepted fourteen chances
for the Phillies. They were three outs
and eleven assists.
Cadore's homer in the third was the
first score of the game. but the Phil
lies made up for Cadores smash when
Williams pulled hot two bagger past
Schmandt in the fourth inning and went
in on Walkers homer that sailed far
above the fence in right center.
After Hubbell had been thrown out
by Olson in. the fifth. Wrightstone dou-
bled to right and Rapp was hit by
pitched ball. Williams poled his home
run over the right field wall near the
foul line. sending him in with Wright
stone and Rapp ahead OF him. That
gave the Phillies five runs driven in by
four baggers.
Olson Hits for Circuit.
Olson did a little four bagging for
An1e
inning for the Dodgers with liner to
left that eluded Mokan and bounced
into left field bleachers. Johnston was
next up and walked. After Griffith and
Wheat had flied out Myers doubled TO
left. scoring Johnston.
High led off for Brooklyn in the
seventh with a single to center. De-
berry flied TO Mokan and Cadore was
thrown out by Wrightstone, High taking
second. Olson singled to center scoring
High with a run that left the Phillies
only one run ahead
That was the end of Hubbell, and
while Jess Winters was hating the
Dodgers In the eighth and ninth the
Phillies added another run of Cadore in
the eighth. Williams walked in the
eighth and took second on Walkers
weak single to left. Henline tried 10
sacrifice, but forced Williams at second
Lee singled TO center, scoring Walker,
Henline taking second. The assault
ended when Mokan hit into a double
play.
After their loaf tomorrow the
Dodgers will play an exhibition game
Friday in Plainneld. NJ j.. The score
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