The New York herald., 1922-09-02


the Finch hitting Tommy Griffith,
then q single by, Leon Cadore and
the Dodgers had two runs and an
other victory, by 8 to T.. This came
with two out.
It was with a fanfare of trumpets
and waving Of pcnnons that the world
champions. fresh from their triumphs
In the West, marched into Healthy
Tlatbush" on Wednesday. It was with
their belongings tucked hastily under
their arms--deeming themselves mighty
lucky to save even their uniforms and
gloves out of the wreckage--that the
stale and weary Giants retreated yes
terday with their lead cut down to fve
games
Continue Battle Here To-day.
The relentless Dodgers chased them
fright Into Manhattan. This afternoon
\ the battle will be resumed with double
}header at the Polo Grounds-and
iRuether and Grimes are ready to hurl
lthe harpoon into our stalwarts. Atlas
with the world on his shoulders has
Neinecure compared to John McGraw
with his great juggling act.
That tenth inning finish, after the
lGiants had gone to the front with i
srun in their half. thanks to a corking
single by Irish Meusel. was exciting
that even Uncle Robbie, battle worn
Acampaigner that he is. worked himself
into state of wooziness. With
.Schmandt on third base with the winning
run, after that double by Griffith. Rob-
- L.
for Tommy. Robbie never stopped to
! consider that neither Griffith nor Neis
was needed on second. That's the kind
OF pall game It was
There was credit aplenty for the
Giants as well as the Dodgers in that
tense scrap In which thlrty-two players,
eight Of them pitchers. participated
= but you cant live long on credit The
Giants made fine uphill fight. rally
Xng for four runs and tie at 6 to G
Yin the eighth innng-that after the
dodgers practically had sewed up the
-againe In the sixth with FIVE runs on as
!, many hits and two wild pitches. All
\ that carnage. was wrought off the rocky
pitching of Hughie McQuillan the more
or less recent acquisition from Boston.
Time for Another Resolution.
As McQuilan was soaked to all parts
of the field and worked himself into
state bordering on nervous collapse,
Bobbio murmured. That Chamber OF
Commerce in st. Louis ought to como
right back with counter resolution
n and thank McGraw for getting that
bird. Buying a pennant, Blooey.'
Not content with the difficulty OF his
old juggling act. McGraw made it a
little harder yesterday and added
pitcher to the stunt He tried to juggle
five u-ohhf~ aitr ua ard xr-ish h,.
Mac almost got away with IT, After
the score in the first part of the tenth
II looked as IL the Giants would march
out of Flatbush in limoasines. But
Scott Grabbed the act"
Iack Wheat. who alreadv had hit a
home run over the right field wall. had
rammed a triple through Young and
had knocked McQuillan OFF his feet
with q crashing single was first up in
the Brooklyn half of the final round
and Scott lost no time in getting him
self into trouble. He passed Zachar ria
and then Myers sacrificed. Scott was
soaring. He nicked Schmandt with a
pitched ball and the natives set UP a
howl which rocked the stands.
Cadore Hits for Himself.
There was a lot Of excitement when
JIieh slammed the ball to center. where
Stengel got under It, There was more
excitement when Tommy Griffith hit
ting for De Berry. doubled to left and
scored Wheat with the tying run. The
lid was blown off the park when
Cadore. hitting perhaps because Robbie
had no more available batters, lii on
the first pitch for single TO icet and
sent Schmandt home with the winning
run.
Cadore came into the game in the
NINTH after Ruether had batted for
-Mamaux. Mamaux had taken the place
OF Dazzy Vance in the thick of the
eighth inning rally. Vance has been
knocked out every time he has faced
!. the New Yorks this season. In seven
innings he held them to only i've hits
land with lead OF four" runs he seemed
ITO be headed toward certain victory. A
q double by Stengel had cashed in one
nsrun In the fourth. but with the bases
u full and two out McQullan fouIed TO
4, Deberry. In the seventh Earl Smith
crackeA home run over the right field
wall.
Irish Meusel opened the eighth Will,
single TO Vance. Young walked and
Kelly made Myers travel fast and far
for his fly. Stengcl singled 20 right.
scoring Meusel Smith drove hit TO
right and Young came in. Cunningham.
hitting for Jonnard--he was in there
again--walhed and the bases were full.
htnB went IN 10 run Tor smith.
BASES Full, Meusel Fails.
That put the finishing touch on the
tottering Vance and he amblcd out In
favor OF Mamaux. Bancroft singled to
left, scoring Casey. Groh's long sacri-
flee ny to Myers permitted King TO trot
~ too Msmaux got orders TO pass
Frisch on purpose, filling the bases
ngalr. Mcuscl flied to Myers and tho
rally was over--the' score was tied
6to6.
In the ninth Cadore got himself into
"a tight place when he passed Stengel
and walked snyder on purpose. with
two out. Rawlings then fouied to
I schmandt. The tenth saw Bancroft
: walk. 10 to second on Grohs sacrifice,
TO third on Frischs inficld out and
.,home on Meusci's hit.
y The fielding features were two shoe
string catches by Young. who fell after
: each feat but managed to hoid-the BAH.
In the first Johnston was his victim.
Ross rose quickly and doubled Olson Off
first. In the second Young turned the
trick on DeberTy.
Two OF the runs made by the Dodgers
in their big sixth were made on wild
pitches by McQuiIan. a single by Bert
Griffith started that rally and a triple
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