NON DAY, AUGUST 7, 1922,
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SPlilNlinlllIl-SIN . ,I _
HARD‘BATTLE . ' Sports . ..
Locals Nosed Out in Thir-
teenth, S c o r 0 11-10— ‘"-‘-""""""“"'-'"-"'A'-'-AA ---
‘ " ‘ ~ Ferdic Schuppc. former Giant
:5}?! lug“ (2“(13 use Four leased by Uh.- Chicano \\'liit(‘ SD\ 10
I ltChCrS I“ Batting Bee—— league. as part paymrnt for intlt-ldtr
Owner Comiskcy $fxl'.00“.
Bzithltc l’itclicd' \Vell.
I_ROGER5
HORN SBY‘
southpaw. has
the Seattle
Mack. who
club of the Pacific Coast
is reported to havocost
I
second trip to the minors.
v|~itl l’llIy NHL-”l. “as (”Whoa “105:
American Association.
alimpit-il-iiul) i'l-sti l'ti:l_\ afternoon at
llutlik i“llll! ‘31,.“ H... Nul'wulks 311.1
““‘Isi":“‘"1“”mil“ l'illtlml l'm‘ thirtwvil ‘
”minus tn tin- sum... M- ii to “I. will; ' ° ‘ ‘
lht- sl-tlULI'inHHIQ On Hit» 10“.: t'llu‘l.
.. “UH“ ”I'M”! on the mound l'm' ill"
uniuMlts 4lll‘i Mills l'nr Si'l'illf:\\‘otirl.
“”i” “"‘ ""1"”! in n-tin- in lln- 12w:
"”"‘”5 “it"11 h" “re-nrliml his hack.
Hr “”‘ “”“‘”! ".V l". Lunchak. who
“"'S “" 3"1'17-5“ fur thi- Norwallis. In , . ..
1h.- lmm “Hm“. “ mm“ was callwi 'l‘ln- knights staged a beautitul ninth inning in their game with “'ilton.
:n from it... “my...“ ”I”, “I,” llSSi"llt'«i scoring thrc-- runs and winning the contest atter trailing through eight in-
'-»I Izlrillllil dun. tun mm ”my“; in. iiings ot‘ the game. Old reliable “Snow" Kcencsturted the fireworks with a
"""""\"r 't‘i. 'v .'~‘ Jinan) Wu," on the neatly placed single. “Chippy" I‘Iaines then doubled for the second time and
umnnll ll‘wn in him] thr- lmt ”m, H“. placed "Show" on third. At this juncture ".-\i)t‘" ’l‘arlov. who was not doing
.mm. springhumi ”In" “as 5]”me l‘l‘Ct‘iVillIL;lilll)'1)(‘(‘fllis(‘ of an injured linger. was inserted into the batting order
“.th “hr. ,.. .i‘ .IH, “m,” \\'l‘l.‘, in to pinch hit for Crossiticr. the Knight‘s‘young catcher. “Abe" laid down a
ll”. .11“ ..s t‘-iii\' :n. .llim hlm. -,mw,.“,I. hunt to Pitcher \Yarni who threw to the plate to nail Keene, but )lcSally let
lw'vl :ll. 81-! n»;:\-.'omls down and the hall got away from him and “Show" scored with the tying run. Two more
«no l\' :i in \i in, V singlrs then sent home Huines and ’l'arlov with runs number four aud'five.
This is the l’ormvr national lcaccuc southpmv‘s
him early this Scason from the
the “’hite 50x scouring
victors in their opening league
and Springwoods were the
delegation of root-
llotli contests were attended by a large
and (‘-.\Cittill(‘libl'un high at both ball parks.
The Knights
uarnt .; yt-stcrday.
“if“ t'ur Mich tram
dE$S__HAI N ES.
'i'llw Sl-tli ::\\m-ll< “crt- the first to
(lli‘ it. lln- initial inninzr they tal- . . t .
1‘ xi um. (I l a Misc on li:ill:~:i,llit(tnt1 b
it was a game full of good and had baseball. During the early innings.
box. the fielding of the Royce-3‘s was any- _ .~
tlrluj -l'l.i~ .\'n|'\\;.lk5 ““1".“ "“”‘
Knights rallied and
'-l.‘. M iii: ll’ hall 01' tilt‘ tilil‘ti. 'i‘llt‘v
. in. ii mn- run on :i hit. a sacrifice and
i'll Q‘l‘ltii'.
In tin Sprintrw‘otnls half of the
thud tll~ _\ :wr mid ti li:i\'i~ put tilt-
2'1.‘Ill"nll iv". 'l'wu inns m l' * ‘ ‘ -
mm IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIiIIIiaIIlIl: tom Notwithstandin‘: ilnl fact that hv was rt-limcd
.|t-r KIIIIIIII IIIIIII IIIIIIII WU.” IIIIiII: lin~ inning. Bill Coolie pitched splvndid hall while h:- was in the box.
'l‘ln- NtIlWillllJt as the \isiiintr chili. pluyt d miserably ilt‘lillld hint and 1“ dt SiJ‘Vt‘d a muCll 1’9”?“ “Lie than he SOL
especially when (‘ookr- was in the
thing but £0011. in the later stages ot‘ the game the
[)lttyt'tl giiit'tigt'd lvallTind \Vilton began to iniscuc.
.u, .. .
hr Murphy in the third
The team
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Minn-d (lllt‘ run in li‘t‘ sixth 1 - k“.
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tlIil- st \l nth 1).. v M‘Ot'ud {OIIII' i~unl:I o o t O , i ._.:
iI-IrIlIhlIw. iv!l.illlit ii, and Schmidt sin. The lair-st (-ilicial batting: art-rages show every Giant regular with an; ;
)3" '” ""“"‘-‘~"|"H. Kenna ilow out average wrll over .I‘lwi. 'J‘ht-rt- was a time when a major league Cluh foit‘ -“
‘(w‘llmy . ' l0 - ~
miiuloi .mll sl-nlly and Dunn 1,0”, mighty proud it it could boast of more than one or two .300 hitters. l [
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II ri:'|t I Sin ilii'HtHi 1-; WWW”! two in > . o D 9 i '5‘
it‘lf' ml. u. 1].. M'Hlvlh “l'il’ili .I
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:‘I";f iI InI . n. H l“ mu,“ hut in u“. The “’ilton (‘llll‘ has two star outfielchrs in Hall and Lawson. The t‘orincriI
“In,“ .‘H ""“'" “~'\ "i 1“ hat with 1-0- made several niti- plays in yesterday's game and on One occasion in particu-l
('I ‘I“II‘I‘I ‘l‘IH'H and on Hwthlte‘s singloI lar made a hard catch of fly in dccp right center. Lawsoh's catcirof a foul!
I-IiIlIAIi liIllIs’ lil>lliliv :lml S4.liiiii.li's sjn_ fly in the ninth, inning liOl‘tivl‘Cti on the sensational and was‘the best catch'
if... 1‘ 7' " ""‘" 'I’H'HN smashing: sin- the writer has seen on :1, local ball park this season. . ' . -,
L (i"\\ll .lllri lll'sl lias't- line chr‘ml . -
Him-1' I'ivtg “I“! “w; ”I St‘nio, . - ‘ '
”II’I‘I‘I'HIIIi-I":iisIIuvlrl -.l\lii‘llnssiii-,ti11],“ . I I
l vI . l .alimilm iillllt‘xl {M 1.1 The. Detroit Tigers had won eight straight games ,heforc bring turned
IN’YI'I'IL‘ I. :l'i‘l «.mu through With H back last Saturday by the Red Sox, who pounded four of Manager CoIl-h's
"“‘“ 1. "”‘ ‘I‘ “ ““'".H :1 sv-mmi in... pitcher's fora total of Iit‘tecn hits. The three former Yankees. Miller.
‘Im .[ ”1"“ S I'm“? l'ini'. but 11m Mitchell and Ft-wstv-r who went to Boston as a result of the recent Duggin
II'IIHIIIIIlv rut-:1 hzm with. llw scored on deal, took ti. prominvnt part in the Red Sox victory. Miller poled out a. homer.
“till; ”LI" 9m?“ l" ““'.‘W'. Mitchell two singles, and Pcwstcr two singles. in addition to stealing two
1' i‘ r‘." "- l'vi- i-ulil :(nnlg “I” . bases ‘ I ‘ ’
plzlyl-ll np'to ihrir tlL'I'w incnt to liltn'; , i i i h - I“
”...”? 1-H”. .Hml 1” "“"'!“ it)’ tht- ”.111; O O O O i ‘ ' '
EIlIIIliQs :lIaniuns. “liln-ul ‘TWL’uuH-nl, .
lliiiitfyt Il"I'"“I '“Hl‘lx “Hill‘vuvlpl-Ii in 11),. Andy High is still holding down the third base assignment with the
IIII'II'III' . ‘I‘ “""‘l!‘ “h- ” Ihu- .\'U,~“-I,n\..‘. Brooklyn Dodgers. It was thought that when Johnston I‘tilll‘l‘.('il to the line-
:II‘IIIII I'lIII'I) :1 murmur nl..-n l‘:llinnl.o Hp lligh would in» i‘orcmi out of the hot corner. if not to the bench. I'ncle
ii'ul- '1 ““"‘ "”‘” "HHWi out at 504011;] littlihic has seen (it. lmwo-Vt-r. to kwi» lliuh on third and has assignvd John—
‘iiii- ' " 13"“? Ht‘mt-tl the winning “”‘-l H) Si-(‘Ond hat-w. High is hitting at a fast clip and as long as he con—,
V" I . ‘ tiniics to clout tin hall he is sure to 1‘! main :1 regular.
lash-inlay 5 score: '
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. :l h. r. 1.. IN). a I, [mi-in n‘lr. Alurra) 01 New York. \\'i::i:ll:\vorth. $5 I. . '4 1 1 1 3 0
ltIil:-\. :1. ......... l: n l o 4' Q 'l‘ilm-~—-3;lo, Brown. of ........ 4 0 2 1 1 0 ' .. .
‘:(u' . l, l: ______ .1 n l ._, 0 ti __ Geiger. L”); ....... 4 t! 0 1 2 0 ' ~- .
':"I'I' ‘ I. I, -t l I 7 U ., Eddy. p . . 4 o o o 4 o - 'y,7,,,,,,,”””,,
I Y i, c 4 3 2 n (V MUN“ ‘ w “A m- .- -— ~‘ _-.-.
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ItIIIIIIlII .IIll ..... 4" f; if 11 .i t) totals ........ 35 7 12 27 13 0 5-
i... . l. '''' 7‘ ,“ f.’ 4‘ 7’,’ ‘1' lilithI-IPORT MASONIC CLUB
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. . . . . . 4 l l in (I r, DEFEATS T” \I D . . .
. . . -cCartl-, , ... - .~ . .. .
inn l. in it ..... h H L: l 2 (I Cr'tiz if) if ‘ 1 O 0 0 t) 0 breadth of the Lmted States as "The
I -_.__ -- .I,.c .........1 1 o 0 o 0 Man in the 1; 3H3t."lelt1\' . . N- I -
'm w ....... .- 1.. - .. . Dums. c 4 o o 12 o .0 yostordav fo' v “30* - C“ 19131: 62 44
. H) " 1'" 3 Livers cf 0 0 - ' I tle' “ 3.811., Where he ‘Dfi‘troit' . . '-
>l'l:l »\l;\\l)t)[)g “'ihci-Vi ...f..... .. 0 0 0 0 Will attend thequ'uonal Encampment Chica 0 in 49
..l. IIII po , I Ler.r.ss....2 0 1 1 2 0 of the \‘eterans.of F0 1 .' JAC‘ I g ........ a 51
“Mum. "n ... ... 7 l .i 1-. 2 (ti Cone. ss . . . . . . . 2 0 0 0 2 0 There is a strong more inrfhgn Wars. 6 ‘i ‘ "55' %€\'21and -------- 54 54
1 Limit) ..l.. ..x. ....4 ., .. .I ' _ McCarthy, rf . . . . . 1 0 0 0 O 0 zatlon to elect Col " e Organi- 00R ‘5‘ R aIshington ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ’ 49 5‘
IIIIIIIIII III IIII it i .I : g 5) Walter Eddy pitching for Monker Nzitzke. 3b 4 0 1 1 2 0 commander of the-‘gllgzon national ? ! Philadelphia ......, 41 60 , .
“...”, m'. r ______ II II II It) 1 ’ Grotto was too much for the Bridge- Carlson. if . . . . 2 0 0 1 0 0 eign Wm, The Colonel 1:8 or For- B°St°n ........ . 40 64 l,
“4.. in l l: l; l .. (i 0 (1’ ‘10” Nam?” C101) at Amusement “OH-"3H. 2b .. . 3 0 0 1 0 0 mandcr of the Unknown solidciw'com- -7 ‘
‘l‘ivlo .. ,. l. I .. ..t; ,, j I; 1 art: last Saturday. Eddy limited the $911195. ID . . . . . . . . 3 0 0 8 0 0 in New York. and goes to kth er P05: Yesterd y, i
H" N ~ It . .~, } ; 1'7 0 (II II‘rldgeiiort boys to 3 hits and set four- Sterling. p - - - 3 1 1 o 1 0 tion as a delegate, 9 (”New 3 S .
”...th “I (I I 'i I Icon of them down on strikes. Sterl- -- — -—- -- -— — As the Colonel’s trai "
i\'illi.\, ;. .......... n u i» ii (i 1 mg “1}" Pitched fer the losing team Totals - -' ' - - - - 23 2 3 24 7 0 the“? Was hardly a diw-Zyguued out: mm League .
l‘ I luv. i'.~i(. h. r‘l'.. 4 l 1 u ., 0 was not far behind Edd." on strike SCORE BY IN.‘ NGS throat in the crowd that 0!: a dry ‘ - Waterbury 3’ Hartford 9' V
' 12mm... , ...... l l i 5 ~ 1 (ms “5 "9 “’h‘m’d twelve. “Lefty" M G- 2 o o 2 o o 3 o x—T him off. The Colonel-yen; to see “ERT'ICA. he?" Have“ 54° Springfield 1-1.7
._ - ._ ~ 0 0 Moore who was having a vacation 1,, B. M. C. 0 0 0 0 o 2 o o 0—2 famous iron hat with him [in-kid "the i Br‘dge‘w" 2‘6' “Emma" 1'0: "
.HII 4-. ....... 49 II 14 qq i: —- right field rung up three hits and SUMMARY . hatbox. He will wear the egrgither Pittsfield 3-3, Albany 2-9. ' ,
" tum .1 rm. l-i i-Ullchrn— . 't'l _ 3 missed the fourth by inches when he TWO base hits—Day. Brown 2: antique when the veterans e. ‘ated- - ' -
.. Mm. m” MIMI III‘III‘ '[‘ .' ”l- was thrown out by Natzke on a slow Wheeler. Seattle. Also he win & minke 8“ hm m
:m... I at. run was pollandown the third }}ase line. Cone. Bases on balls—off Eddy 4; off Ster- moment he rejoins the 131:; is fire Chicago 1I0. hew York 3.
Sl'flmq HY l.\'\'l\'(‘q the visiting short stop wrenchcd his ling 0- ~ ee cam. gmlcmtiau 6' Brooklyn 3- , *
‘vu'k r II I l H l I A h 11“" m the seventh inning when he Struck out—by Eddy 14:. by Sterl- ' 0 ’ Hny 0 games “haul-3d-
~i-‘-l.~~ l .l T 0 h o' i: ii ti 2 i: 3 §.—:2 tripiied over third base and had to be ing 12- Amerlcan‘Tennls - A . '
1-..... mm »\‘ I .. . . f IcarrieId from the. field, \Vhecler tak- Sacrifice hits—Day. ; I - m 1m '
, .-_ “"“’“ 9' SWIM?- ~ ing 11:st3.1? at short. Timely hitting StHii by pitcher—byEddy (Craig): by Stars MCBt Today F . . . .. ‘ 1r Elite-1:121]? sungtmi; 6(19 i '
'I‘u» mg“ hits-“r: . . . ,- .iccoun e Ior all of the scoring. both 91‘ ng (Herring). - .. - -"~ '- . rancisco, who defeated Richards “ ' a . - ' — s on " nn
. . |-‘. [IIIIIIIIIIIII uriinicn. Gabor. Iteams playing crrorless ball. Garwig Stolen bases—Garwig. McCarthy, LEW YORK Aug.‘ 7.'—Beglnning the final last year. California has set,“ Five Leading Hitters Phlladelphtam. Chicago L ‘7
, ,4 , IIII Lune-:36” l) . (‘Ilnaned m.- bases with a single in the Natzke‘. another test preparatory . to: the .eral additional stars entered. including: - ‘ 7’ . St. Louis 8. Washington g,
' ‘; till i“ Loin-11.].- 4. ”1m .. 4. orf I hrst. and Brown duplicated the clean- Left on bases—Monker 6; Bridge- Rational championships ’ ranking Robert and' Howard Kinsey Of San m EaCh Major league '7 7
5 ~ . :. we in l)” ' f’” “”“'" 3-‘1‘1" act with a double in the fourth. PO” 3- - Amer’ca“ tenms stars Will meet today Frauds”, and Phil Ncers and James ‘ ‘ ' Cam Today
I ~ with 1. in? 1.x 7 [Wm 1' by Uethke i '.'H“Ck" Day doubled in the seventh ' Umpires—Brotherton and Knicker- in the firSt round °f the annual invi— J Davies 0‘ Leland Stanford intercoue am‘ I Eastern league ‘
.,..III III‘N-IIQI-IIIIIIUIllfihak 1. following singles by Roberta. Moore ho‘31“‘11 gation tournament of the Meidow gm: champions. Zeuzo Shiniizu.“ V 04131me
. , II I ‘ . ~- and Herring and the l'lSt threg runs Time of game—One hour, 50 ’111b at Southampton. N. Y. ei hiro Kashio and Francis ' . . G. A.B. H. RC ~ , .
\. IIn inSI s._..\on\alk 13; Spring- crossed the plate. Nioru'mr Grotto minutes. ‘ . ' Although William T. Tilden', QdI and tar. recent conqueror of Geré'f-d 1:912: Cobb. Detroit . 93 365 149 4108 . 37:33:52; attféartford.I Vi"
. III III II n, plays the W’iltons at “'ilton next Sat— ‘7 . , \V‘illiam M. Johnston. ‘who 'a'lle ex; terson, are also entered. -' ‘ SISIer"St"L°“iS- ' " 98 ‘01 163 - “105 iVorcest n 218 Iprmgfield.
Il .iI I— :IiIlnr to Targon to nrday. Man W I pected to represent America. in the, , 7“ Speaker, Clevemnd‘ 97 357 133 373 Pitt fielder atA1 “(18.8er ,
. . .< in ml: to ’l‘argon to The score: _ y eep as ,singlgs Ofdthlf ; Davis Cup challenge ' STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS - geilmamBeDetrOit 100 385 136 .358 ' s at ban}. _ ‘
l .",= . . , . ' MONKER GROTTO roun , an t emembers ottheFrench ' I_ “531913 trait '---;85 256 90 .352 . ~ g ;
III iImhrr-WISCIHIILI k . . ab r 11 po '1 9 C01. Huston Goes to and Australian .inteniational..teams , . ' ' ‘ " ' Cincinnam ”28:8“ y-
l... .oncia . Tickev, " ' ' ' 9 - wt! 11 t' “ . - ‘ ‘ P- W. 1 ’ " "NA -.' . - ‘ W ‘1‘?
- 1:22:31?" i i i 2: .1. 3 Veterans Reumon ...l..°:.:::*:.i:;°..§2:stem:- ...“... . . 1 1 . ctr... - W“ “is“. .. gem .. BM...
‘i ' Ill’fvl‘js _\'m.“..|1k1.q .. ‘ I. . - ' . - - . .- -, _ - Drugwqods .....- 1 1 b ' .310 . .- ' ‘ " ' ‘ ' Louisat Boston. . ..
\ ~ . .-mmg- Hem" , 1, . . _ era. _ . . .— . ..- ~ IMG- msby. ISLLOma .104. 405 153 . . . w
I I I II Day, lt‘g. . .). . . ' g f) g 12 8 3 Col. ITiIhnghast L'Hommedieu "Hus- ProIminént onI‘tize lisf‘are Vincent 1Vtilililtnzanlks ' " .. - - -- --1 0 1I :006 Bigbee. .Pittsburgh. 98 397 143 :23 Plusnurgh at Philadeinhia-
'V'Svully. .. Garwig. c, _ . _ . . . . . 4 1 2 13 2 0 ton. Vice-president; of the Yankees Richards. wli'iii'ér'éf th'e‘singléé'é‘up in ""'" " 1, .0 1 ‘ r000 nmesflhicaso .z. .88 320 115 .359 ' ,Il ‘ . a:
‘ and “”“’“. "e“ the length and 19.20:«and.mms -rE-:Davis-« of San, (Adam .Q . _ -- s». .. {1-399 BrQQkJYn 84.336 118.. 351 B to "mm W
.. . I .. I T" _ : .. I anal ..portson Page Ten}, .. Hollocher. Chicago 105 406 142 350 1:2: ggtkmegellaaerid'it r
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THE STANDINGS ‘I ' Washington at St. I miss.
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You? WIFE - TH' ‘PICTUPE— ' ' .9 'FLNNV‘WU'“ ‘ BECDUSE TH Laov IN - " i '-‘ ’- ~ “ '57-.1- EO. '
was .50 . .SHON L957 HOW TN WE a-“My :nurz- . .- »--'Feo~7 or HEQ* Hap , 3'?" Ham .-...... .65 . 36 7,644 *‘ Forced“) '
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"*9“ ‘3" ' quénr 'vesvsmw , ~ ‘ “flotsam . 49 "is .233 Prg;:F—‘T2'e 51:? 0.7.1.:
. Bridgeport f” 52 .435 COmpeting in the _ James r
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WEE: TREWG » ~ gupt’exc 7H 491cm»:
. - Springfield . . . . . . '47 53 .470 Bennett; race‘ to come tosecrth.’
"NC“ 3‘, . THEIR scrum, .-. .. .
Albany: ;~.-;' 46 -55 .455 the Spanish entry. “Jesus Fe:
.. Worcester ......... 32 68 ‘ :320 Euro." piloted by E. . M.
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I .2. Lotion!!! League land in Grand Sacconnex'w
N . . , W L. ..IPI.C. after one hour's Eight. 4 -
ew Xork ....-.II.-.... 161_ .41 .598 The leading balloon!"
'43 .596 strong upper curreni umr ~
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