The New York herald., 1922-04-05
DAZZY VANCE STARS
FOR BROOKLYN Team
Pitches Five Brilliant Innings
Against American League
Champions.
SAM JONES GOES ROUTE
Olson's Triple i'm Seventh
Brings 6 to 4 Victory to
Robinson's Band.
SAM JONES GOES ROUTE
BY DANIEL.

BY DANIEL.
Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoaK HERALD
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April Sam Jones.
right handler Of parts. went the route
for the Yankees against the Dodgers
this afternoon, the first of the New
York fingers to work eight innings.
But Samivel was destined to labor for
losing cause. since the Dodgers
handed the Higgins troupe another
beating. this time by s to 4. The
Brooklyns now lead by to 8 In this
most serious series.
More than 10000 fans-a record
breaking gathering, which included the
beauty and chivalry OF this old Ten
nessee metropolis by the flooding Mis-
sissippi--jammed the new steel grand
stand. Once, twice, thrice-yea, four
times--did the hawling populace call
on the Cesar OF Swat to send ball
winging over the right hand right field
fence. But thrice did Cesar turn
down the kingly crown with infield
outs. Once he got himself a spanking
single and then the Babe proceeded to
perpctuate bit Of boner.
1t happened in the fourth Inning, and
as we saw it Paul Sentelle, the National
League umpire, fined the New Yorks
just one perfectly good one and made
the Babe look bad. Skinner started the
fourth with hit through Olson. and
went to third when Ruth rammcd his
hot one through second. Dazzy Vance
let out another notch and dazzled Baker,
who famed.
Babe Caught on First.
Then came Pipp. who poled long fly
10 Wheat. Ruth stood several PAGES off
first while Skinner went scooting for the
plate. Wheat shot the ball over to
Schmandt who caught the Babe nat
footed and completed double play, re-
tiring the side. Sentelle held that Skin
ner's score was invalid, that the out at
frst had been made before the Yankee
crossed the plate. 1t was an error,
though not fatal one.
Sentelle's decision got the Yankees at
ter him, and later decision by George
Moriarty, the American League umpire.
a ruling that Sherrod Smith had COM
rnitted a balk and which gave the Yam
KEGS a run, got the Dodgers after
u
rising by sending Waite Hoyt out OF the
park, and Moriarty spiked the verbal
guns of the Fiatbush fusileers by ban
ishing Ivy Olson after the Dodger had
made a conquering triple in the seventh.
As Ivy stopped at third and got into
close proximity to Moriarty's cars he
whispered few sweet nothings whicn
made Morey hold up the pastimc and
give Ivy a lecture as well as the gate.
The Yankees got ali their runs on
Smith, who took the place OF Vance
after the graduate from New Orleans
had pitched f1ve brilliant innings. Vance
not only kept the Yankees away from
the plate. barring the fourth inning in
client, but he gave them only four hits,
one I'm the second. one in the third and
a couple in that fourth.
Vance performed feat which sent the
crowd into frenzy of cheering. IL was
a crowd entirely friendly to Dazzy, who
had come out of the Southern League,
and when in the fifth inning he famed
the side the stand rocked with cheers.
Dazzy struck out McNally, Scott and
Hoffman. His side arm curve. with
plenty OF speed behind, had the Yankees
guessing and whiting.
Smith, with his new underhand de-
livery, gave eight hits in his four inning
stunt. The southpaw was not in as good
form az he was the other day agains;
the New Yorks. His curve ball refused
TO break for him and he did not have
any too much in the way of control.
The winning Blow.
That Iethal triple by Olson was the
blow which beat Jones. A double by
Samivcl in the seventh was the Dig
factor in the Yankees tieing the score
at TO 4. but along came Ivy and
smacked Jones right smart. Scott put
the Dodgers on their way to victory by
booting Smiths grounder. Olson, who
had doubled in the first, crashed his
three Dagger UP the embankment in
center and the Brooklyns had all boy
needed to win this particular ball game.
After Olson had been banished Janvrin
ran for him. High was an infield victim,
but Johnston jolted a hit to left aud
Janvrin scsmpered home.
A double by Myers and a hit by Gris-
nth gave Brooklyn one In the second.
A pass to High, hits by Johnston and
Wheat and a sacrifice by Myers meant
two more in the third. A single by
High, long hit by Johnston aud
Whcats sacrifice gave Brooklyn fourth
tally In the fifth.
A pass to Jones, hit by Miller. Nc
MilIan's force out and Bakers hit got
the Yankees their first run in the sixth
and left Mcmillan on third. When
smith balked Mcmillan walked home.
McNally started the New YorlSs
toward their tie in the seventh. lie
singled to center. but Scott forced him.
HofYman's long single put Scottie eL
third. Jones's double and Miler's single
seut two runs home. The score: