The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-11

piper compared To the utteranCeS OIL
az the New Yorks. reaching true cha
Ruether in the fourth inning and G
Galore for a triumph by 10 to A.
There yet remains for tho Dodgers
the more or less interesting formality
of playing out the schedule against
the invaders from the West. But In
Flatbush the frost is on the pumpkin
and the corn is in the shock. No
more this year may the Brooklyn
faithful expect-and very often antici-
pate-the thrills of a smashing VIC
tory over the New Yorss. And with
that thrill gone the per-enthusiast
is ready to go into Information.
Both Pitchers Knocked out.
Both McGraw and your Uncle Robbie
did bit Of careful grooming for yes
terday's game. Robbie gave Dutch
combing for the final meeting with the
New Yorks. while McGraw fed Carmen
Hill on high grade alfalfa, oats and
other nourishment high In vitamines
When the two pitchers were trottcd
out Hill fairly shed vitamines, but
Ruether got himself into a mess from
the start and gave Indications that it
was not to be his day. Neither was
able to see the thing through.
For Dutch this was particularly I'M
fortunate. He had won nineteen games.
and bonus will be his when he makes
it twenty.
The Giants, who had been thrown into
o savage mood by recent setbacks which
had not been scheduled got buoy on
Ruether just as soon az he threw the
first ball. Two runs In the first. two in
the third after brace II hits had beer
wasted in the second two more runs in
the fourth--nine hits To- six runs--and
Dutch was through. Galore. favored
with dazzling support managed to
escape until the seventh. when the
Giants got a seventh tally. In the
eighth Leon also collapsed and three
moro counters were rung up for the
Giants.
Hit and Rum to Perfection.
cot seventeen hits for twenty-four bases.
Twenty-Five Giants reached first. Four
were favored with passes. three of
which were awarded to Davy Bancroft.
who had quite an afternoon. He got
a double and single and scored four
runs. Heinie Groh was the leader on
attack with a triple, a double and a
single. driving in three runs The hitting
OF the New Yorks was not only eNfec-
tive but it was pretty. They worked
the hit and run repeatedly without a
hitch In the timing. Not single
New York player was forced at any
base. In that respect. considering the
number OF drives made, the game prob
ably set record for the season.
Jonnard. who usually Is called in TO
embalm a game which somebody else
has laid out, was pressed into service at
rather early stage. McGraw asked
him to take up a heavy burden In the
third inning after one run had been
scored and the bases were full. Jonrard
pitched the Giants out Of that mess at
the expense OF only another run. In
six and two-thirds innings Jonnard gave
six hits, and three OF these did not
come until the ninth inning. wh.n. with
seven run lead, he blew himself to the
luxury OF a letdown. A double by
Schmandt and hits by De Berry and
Mitchell brought run, and then Claude
bore down and soon ended the game.
After Bancroft had singled to start
the festivities Groh tripled. F'risch
raised a sacrifice fly to Myers. and the
Giants had two runs. This sort OF net
tied Dutch. He began TO think about
that check. In the third pass to Bal
croft was followed by n single to right
by Groh. 1t was one OF those pretty
hit and run plays. and Bannie reached
third Tommy Griffith made q fair
throw which, got by High and and Ban
ME scored. Nobody backed up the
Dodger third baseman--poor baseball.
Frischs ground sacrifice put HAinie on
third and Meusel's al. sacrifice put
Heinie over the plate.
In the fourth. with one down. Snyder