New-York tribune., 1922-09-05

Ait'eii upteu tHe HrSb game Ioul
times and the bleacherites piled into
the grandstand in the first inning after
TWO men had batted. The crowd was
essimated at 5000.
!, Harry Shriver lost the first game.
both he and Meadows were hit freely
ana the question was who would be hit
hor Ihe winning run: The Phillies
punched bingles off Shriver for three
runs in the eighth inning for the vic
tory.
Al Mamaux started the second game
against George Smith. Mamaux could
not hold a lead and Ruether batted for
MN in the sixth Sherrod Smith
pitched part of the sixth and allowed q
nome run by Parkinson with a man on
second. Arthur Decatur relieved Smith
and the Phillies tied the score with a
run in the ninth. George Smith retired
to let Henline, who made home run
IN the first game, bat for him in the
sixth inning. Pete Behan, a recalled
rookie from London, Ont, pitched the
rest of the game and held Brooklyn to
tive hits in the ten innings.
Behan started the Phillies to victory
when he doubled to center in the six
teenth inning after two were out
Wrightstone knocked little single
over second that sent Behan to third
and Rapp's single to center sent Behan
nome with the winning run.
Robins Get Early Lead in Opener
Brooklyn got an early lead in the
first five innings of the first game.
Mitchell walked in the second and
scored on Highs single and wild
throw by Meadows. Myers singled in
the fourth and scored on a felder's
choice and De Berry's single. Johns
ton singled in the fifth and scored on
double to left by Tom Griffith.
Wrightstone tripled to center in the
fifth and scored on Myers's wild throw
to third, Henline doubled in the sixth
ana got home on an out and a sacrifice
lily. Walker walked in the eighth and
Henline planted homer in the left
field stand that scored Walker ahead
of him. Leslie then doubled and
scored the winning run on Parkinsons
single.
The Robins made threat in the
ninth when High singled and scored
on De Berry's double, but Meadows
frightened up and checked the rally
Smith in the first inning of the second
game on singles by Olson and Johns
ton and Wheat's triple. Wrightstone
drew a pass in the Phillies' half and
scored on two singles. Leslie singled
in the fourth with two out, Parkinson
doubled to right, scoring Leslie and
on Tom Griffith's bad throw to the
plate, Parkinson reached third, from
which station he got home on Peters's
single. That gave the Phillies one
run lead, but Otto Miller evened it up
with home run into the left field
stand in the fifth.
Wheat and Myers Start Rally
Wheat and Myers singled in the
sixth, but Mitchell forced Wheat at
third High was safe on a tumble by
Wrightstone, filling the bases. Miller's
single scored Myers. Mitchell went
home on a wild pitch and Johnston's
single sent in High with the last Brook
lyn run.
Sherrod Smith got off badly in the
sixth. Lee took two bases on John
ston's wild throw-of the slippery ball.
Leslie flied to Tom Griffith. Parkinson
dropped a homer into the left field
bleachers, scoring Lee, and Peters
doubled. Decatur was rushed 60 the
box and stopped the run making at that
stage. The Phillies tied it in the
ninth when Decatur walked Rapp, who
scored on Walkers single and Lees
sacrifice fly.
Mitchell played his first game at first
to-day for Brooklyn since he hurt his
ankle about six weeks ago