The New York herald., 1922-03-27
ruth LEAVES GAME,
HIS SIDE WRENCHED
Injury Comes After Babe
Gets Two Hits and Base
4 on Balls.
BROOKLYNS BAT Justify
Both Waite Hoyt and Joe Bush
Are Hammered by Flat
bush Band.
ny CHARLES A. TAYLOR.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YoaK HERALD.
NEW ORLEANS. La. March 26.--The
series between Broadway and Flatbush
was evened- up here to-day when the
Dodgers defeated the Yankees by
twists it was due to the rather poor box
work of Waite Hoyt, once Flatbush
boy, that Squire Ebbets's team came
out in front. Hoyt pitched the first fve
innings for the Yanks and was found
for ten hits and four runs. Waite also
walked two men and assuredly was
not in his World Series form.
Much to the disappointment OF some
seven thousand fans Captain Babe Ruth
was forced to leave the game in the
fifth inning as the result OF a wrenched
side produced by one of his vicious
swings at the plate In tho third inning.
couple days ago.
Before he departed this afternoon he
had garnered two singles and a base on
balls I'm his three times at bat. His first
base play, however, was not of a par
ticularly inspiring order, and when he
and Hoyt got all messed up on Tommy
Grihlth's infield roller in the second the
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he faced the stands and laughed with
them. Then everybody cheered.
Sweet Revenge.
That the Dodgers were set for re-
venge is shown by the wicked manner
in which they pounded the ball. They
made sixteen hits in all, ten off Hoyt
and six off Bullet Joe Bush. The Yanlss
for their part were weak with the stick,
securing six hits from Dutch Ruether,
the first Brooklyn pitcher. and only one
from Dazzy Vance. once with the
Yankees and last year star twirler of
the New Orleans Club. Dazzy had daz-
Zling speed, and the clever fashion In
which he moved down the Hug slug
gers made big hit with the specta-
tors.
Tho opening inning was a fruitful
session for both mines, the Yanks, who
We're first at bat, tallying two runs, and
the Dodgers going them one better. For
the Hugmen. Miller led off with base
on balls and went to secend on Camp
SINNERS sacrifice hit. The Babe
scored Miller with single to right.
Baker famed. but Mcmillan continued
his mad hitting streak, pow nine straight
games, with a double 10 left center on
which the Babe counted.
For the Dodgers, Olson. the hrst
batter walked and raced to third on
.Iohnstons hit TO right Tommy Grif-
fifth strolled and the bases were full
Iack Wheat next made his first OF three
singles and Olson and Johnston crossed
the plate. Griffith was so elated that he
wandered away from second and was
nailed by Devormer's throw and run
down. Hy Myers reached first safely
when Scott funbled his grounder.
Scdmandt followed with a single to
center, scoring Wheat. Hoyt then
tightened and famed the next two
batters.
The Yankees tied matters in the third
through a double by Hoyt and Ruths
second single and took the lead in the
fourth, when. with Mcmillan on base as
the result OF a pass, Scott drove the
ball over Wheat's head for double,
Mcmillan scamperlng home.
Score Is Tied Again.
In the Brooklyn half the knot was tied
again on Ruether's single, sacrifce
hit by Olson and singles by Johnston
and Griffith.
In the fifth the Hugmen went out in
front for tho last time, and after Dazzy
Vance had famed the first two batters
TO face him Ruth walked and came all
The way around on Bakers smash over
Myers's head in center.
The Dodgers picked up the tying run
In the seventh by means of a pass to
Johnston and singles by Bert Griffith
and Wheat. and in the eighth settled all
argument by falling upon Joe Bush for
three more tallies. Singles by Hungling.
Janvrin and Johnston and double by
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