New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

The Brooklyns went into the seventh
inning on the under side Of 20 0
score. but they needed the old saying
"petter late than never" and their
patience and perseverance, we're finally
rewarded. They Clipped one run OF
the lead in the seventh. ued tne scoIe
in tho eighth and Hank De Berry drove
gebmandt home with the winning run
in the second extra inning.
There was a touch Of pathos In the
defeat of the Phill.es, however, for tho
t.,,cr con attribute the setback % the
srrln1 of tho venerable Art Fletcher.
Fiotcf,- nnvod tie way 20 the tying
run by fumblng Johnston's grounder
in the eighth, ord bis error on o'oy.
WALTON In tho final frame practicaiiy
cos, the ball game. .
Harry shriver and Lefty WeincT,
we're TIE opposing pitchers wren 70
festivities started, and trey immeai
ately got of 30 n pretty pitching alei
With honors about even. Neither fc"-
cyor was destined 70 70 the route.
ghriver YVES taken out In the seventh 20
10, Noir hat for him, while Wc.nef,
faded ou. cf Tho picture after wheat
triole had sent home ihe ty.rg ta..y.
Caddy Cadore finished for Brooklyn
and wss credited with -ho victory,
while GEORGE Smith absorbed the de-
Eight HTS OF shFiyer
shrivcr allowed eight h.,s and two
runs In the seven irninGs he WofHei.
and one Of the runs was the tes-.t OF
Wiliiamss home run over inc ilB'
Geld wall IN the FIRST inning Weinef
allowed seven hts for two runs, pst
there was l.ttc % be desired With nis
work IN ttc rinchcs. Lciiy cased ms
way out - t.gh. places win cohslni.
mate tkll. ard was particularly s'ro2S
IN tho sr,cltn, when he iofeed Anay
H.gh to r'T'ko ont m three close Dsii'
with .hc bases fllo1 -,
George Sai.h likewise got oy WcI
enough Until the clcY~n'f. N;fis
grounded out - FLETCHER 10 open ne
lrnirg, but schmaudt sact 9 sng.e
through the box. olson n.t % Floicntr'
who rad On easy double play N sirni,
but the veteran lost the bali a'd DOR
runners were safe. De Berry FOLLOWED
with single ard eehmantt gallored u
with the winning run.
Williams started the scoring ioF tne
phillios with bis home rgn in the nrs.
inning. The Qsekers 'acn sot tneir
second ard Gasl iuG i1 the eighth.
Leslie struck out bgt Peter .oosca a
safety into loft field. Wcinert sac-.-
feed and Ranp cane through wi'H .
double whieh scored Pcters.
! Brooklyn cot one run IN 'he seyer;n,
but should have scored sore. Nneat
was Bit b. 4 pitched ball and after
: Myers had flied CUT, Jaa,rin, batting
+ for Mitchell, singled 90 center, sending
Zaeh % .hird. Olson forced Jenyr!n.
Wheat scoring. DeBerry singled %
right, putting Ivy on third and Neis
walked filling the bases. Il was here
that Hirh struck o.. and c-aed the
rally.
Johnston 60, 4 l;fe IN tic eighth or
Fleteher's crror ard Ber. Griffith laid
down nca. sacrifice. Wheat then
triplod 20 left, scoring Johnston.
Weinert was taken out and George
Smith went 20 the mound. Myers
grounded out 20 Fletcher. Wheat hold
inc mis- base. Schmandt walked and
advanced on q short passed ball, but
Olson broke NJ the rally by popping
TO Fletcher. That was al until the
eleventh.
About 1900 fans bravod The threat
oring weather 20 see the game. Char
ley Ebhets N gh. get a bigger crowd
by guaranteeing a nino.inning game.
II is long time since the Robins
played n n.re-ilnirg contest on the
home lot. They played six, ten and
foIrtoen-inning games against the P.-
rates previous TO yesterdays contest.
Cy Wil.iams's homer in the first in
ming was his third cireui, elout in three
days.
By winning yesterday the Robins
clinched the seasons series with the
tho II TUy