The New York herald., 1922-04-07
Flatbush Fusileers Group Hits
in Sixth Inning and Win
by 5 to 0.
vICTORS CLINCH SERIES
Mamaux and Mitchell Outpitch
Rivals With Ease in
Chilly Rain.
BY DANIEL.

NORFOLK, Va, April 6.--Out Of the
marrow piercing wind and rain and
the seventh defeat Of the Yankees by
the Dodgers this afternoon. 5 to 0,
came another stroke of grief for the
harassed Carl Mays. For five innings
Joe Bush held the Brooklyns to five
hits and only one run.
4 y If ever pitcher wanted to hurl the
enemy back it was Mays. But cha
grin again perched on the underhand
finger and for the second time this
week he was bastinadoed numerically
by the Flatbush fusileers. The Dodgers
got only four hits off Carl in the
sixth. but every one of those swats
was a more or less healthy two bagger.
These doubles, which came with two
out along with errors by Schang and
McNally, sent in four runs and put
the game on ice for Robinson's crew.
AS a result of the defeat the Yanke's
now find themselves without chance
to win the series. They have taken only
three out of ten. There will be a game
in Richmond tomorrow and then three
in a row at Ebbets Field. If the
Yankees take all four remaining con-
tests and the chances are slim indeed.
they will get no better than tie.
Not Ruth's Day.
Another capacity crowd turned out In
spite of the threatening weather. and
another capacity crowd kept bowling
for Babe Ruth to come through. But
the Babe. for the fifth day, failed to
deliver the expected home run. Hutn
made three honers in the first nve
games, but has not cleared a fence since
he made his homeric four Dagger at
San Antonio last Friday. In four times
at bat to-day, Ruth got single. once
he famed. while AL Mamaux was pitch
ing in the fourth. He popped to jan
vrin in the first and fouled to Miner
in the sixth, when Clarence Mitchell
Eas doing the hurting for the Dodgers.
The Babes hit. a spanking single to
center. came in his final attempt, in the
eighth. 1t was the final round Tor the
other Yanks as well, for with the ram
coming down cats and dogs Paui sen
telle very wisely called 1t a day. u
rained all through the game. chill re-
ception for athletes just up from the
hot sun and balmy breezes Of Tennes-
see. Arkansas and Texas.
In the first Ave innings Mamaux had
All the better of Bush. The rehabili-
tated Dodger gave only two hits and
faced only nineteen Yankees. Atter
tanning Ruth he turned the same TRICK
on McNally, whom he already nad
struck out Mitchell and his left handed
spitter held the Yanks to three hits IN
three rounds.
Rrool<lyn got after Bush from the
start In the first pass TO High and
hits by Johnston and Neis filled the
bases with only one out, but Bullet Joe
put on all the steam he had and tanned
both Myers and Tommy Griffith.
In the second Scott made the most
briIliant infield play of the series when
he dashed right behind second to rob
schmandt of a hit 1t was in the third
that the Dodgers got heir lone run off
Toe. double to left by Neis drove in
the tally.
schang's Error Pnves Way.
A two base error by Schang on Neis
sent the Dodgers away to flying start
against Mays in the sixth. Schang
nsuffed a topped ball in front Of the
plate and then threw wild. Myers
famed again and then Neis was caught
off second, making IL two out
Then the furies broke loose for Carl.
Tommy Griffith doubled to center and
Schmaudt doubled to the Miller terrain.
McNally booted Miller's grounder,
Mitchell doubled TO left, Janyrin doubled
through McNally and into Ruth's Sec
tson. Four runs were in, and Mays out
there in the rain was picture of de-
3ection. High tried to decapitate Mays
with a liner and Carl DETECTED the ball
over to Scott. who retired Andy. The
score: