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HX PASO HERALD
Week-End Edition August 23-24 1919.
19
en again
WALLOP CARDS
St.
Louis Team Loses the
Fourth Consecutive
Game.
New Tort Acs. 2S. New York miie It
r ar straight from St. Louis by winning
Fr.day Tha Giants obtained a four run
;-a.d in the first en three passes two ntts
and an error by Haatbeote. St Louis reJ-
I ed In the closing Innings and Toner was
called to the mound In the ninth after the
Card.nals scored twice and had two rnn-oe-s
on bases.
Louis. AB K H PO A B
Emith. rf.
Iieatbeote cf.
Stock 2b.
Hnmaby lb. ...
J.:cHenry. It
Clrmons. c ...........
rwhoefer. c
P Baira. 3b. 4
I.aan. S3. S
Sherdel. p 1
Woodward p. 2
T-cha!tz 1
Taero p. 0
U.'Slie 0
ixxMIller 1
TcU.li 40 11 24 1 3
New York. AB R n PO A E
Burns. If. 4
TouiC rf. 1
0
2
I'Oile. Sb.
... 1
K. BalfO. lb. ..
Z.mmerman Sb.
Frtseh. ss.
kauri cf.
Kelly lb.
Goazalea c ....
S 0 0
winters p. .
.... IS
0
r'abac d i e o i 2 e
Toner P 0 0 0 0 t 0
Totals
S-nre br tnnlnfs.
.31 7 ! It 1 4
St Louis (12 M 112 (
. w York 41 2M 17
Summirr: Two base nits. Kelly Boras
Hor-isby. Stolen bases A. Baird. D. Bsird
Ivauff. Young-. Sacrifice hits. YenssT.
Double play. Zlmroentun. Doyle and Kelly.
Pase on balls. Winters. 4; Duboe 2: Sher-
Cfl. 3; Woodward. 2: Taero. 1. Inning
- filed. Sherdel. 1 1-3: Woodward 8 2-3:
Tuero. 1: Winters 2 1-3: Dnbnc 1-3:
T r. ry 1-3. strncaont. Sherdel 1: Wood-
r at-d. 2: Dnbuc 1. Wild pitch. Woodward.
Passed ball. Dilhoefer.
- REDS WIN ONE MORE.
Boston. Hass Ave. 23. Clcinnatt made
thr-o straight for the series Friday. In
the seventh Gowdy and Badolpb made
home runs on the first two pitches by Ki-
!t. Cincinnati made four rani m the
cventh the result of six singles mostly
scratches.
Cincinnati. AB R H PO A E
lath. 2b 2 0 1 1 3 8
ranbert. lb 5 0 0 It
-roh. 3b E 1 1 0 0 0
Konsfc. cf 4 2 2 6 0
rf. 3 1 1 2 0 1
;."opf ss. 4 2 1 2 1
".iree. If. 3. 1 1 2 0
mKO. c 4 2 2 C 2 3
Ier p. 2 0 1 0 0 0
'ins p. 1 S 9 0 Z 0
Tota's
r.ostnn.
c. 3b
lings 2b.
mfll. rf.
-U'Sff cf. ...
.n.e lb.
'ant 1?
' ixa-ivllle. ea.
.15 T 11 XT It 5
AB R H PO A E
5 0 2 1 1 1
0 3
2 2
1 It
1 4
0 3
i'lv
2 4
1 0
.Iph. p 3
oeckel
1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals
- '.re by innings
--infill ....
...3C 4 11 27 14 1
.. 000 000 4217
tOO 0t2 2t I
Sjmmary: Two base hit Wingo. Home
' : wty Rudolph stolen bases Bmg.
Tloiko. liana. BawHnga Skerlftee
i r.nth. 2; Powell. Sacrifice fry. Neale.
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JAMES DEFEATS
THE SENATORS
Noses Out Shaw in a Pitch-
ing Duel; Tigers and In-
dians Also Win.
Chicago. III. ABE. 23. Bis BfU James
recently obtained from the Boston Bed
Sox engaged Shaw in a pitching duel and
Chicago made a dean sweep of. the series
with Washington Friday.
Washington. AB B H PO A E
LMSard. 2b. 3 t 0 1 1 0
Poster lb. 4 2 1 2 1
Milan of. .............. 3 0 0 3 0
Rice rf. 4 0 0 1 0 0
Mono sky. If. 4 t 0 3 1 0
Shanks ss 401060
Q karri ty lb. 3 3 0 0
Pidnich. c. 3 0 3 1 0
Shaw p. 1 0 0 0 2 0
xJndge 1 0 0 0 0 0
Erickson p. ...... ... 0 G W 0 0
Totals
Chicago.
Llebold. rf. ...
E. Collins 2b.
Wearer to. . . .
Jackson. If. ...
Felseh. cf. ....
Oaadu. lb. ...
Blsberg. sa. ...
Schalk. c
James p. .
..20 0 E II 13 1
AB B H PO A E
4 112 0 0
Totals
23 3 7.27 12 1
Score by Innings.
Washington 000 ttt 00 0
Chicago Otl'010 Oil 3
Summary. Stolen bases. R Collin F. Sac-
rifice hit. Wearer. Sacrifice Oy Foster.
Doable play Schalk to Blsberg. Base on
baTUt off James. 3: off Shaw 4. Innings
pitched. Shaw 7: Erlcksen. 1. Strncaont.
by James. 4: by Erickson 2. Wfrd pitches
James Brlekson.
TIGEBS TAKE ANOTHER.
Detroit Mich. Aug. 21. Kinney's wild
throw over fh-st to an attempt to catch
Alnsmtth. gave Detroit the winning ran
and the game In the 11th Inning making
a clean sweep f the series for the Tigers
Friday. PhllJhla hit Boland hard bnt
good support saved him on several oeea-
Islons.
Philadelphia. AB R H PO A B
Bnrrna lb. 4 0 2 15 1 0
Witt. 3b. 4 1 1 1 4 0
Walker. If. 5 0 1 S 0 0
Boms. rf. S 1 2 2 0 0
Dnggan ss. ............. S 0 1 1 2 0
Thomas. 3b. S 0 2 2 4 0
IIcAtot. c. 4 t 2 3 2 0
Allen cf. E 1 1 0 0 0
Kinney p. 4 0 115 2
Totals 41 3 llitl It 2
Detroit. AB R IT PO A E
Bnsh. ss. 4 12 0 0 0
Yonag. To 3 0 0 2 1 0
Cobb. cf. S 0 2 4 0 0
Veaeh. If. 4 1 1 2 1 0
Hellman. lb. 3 0 0 9 0 0
Flagstead rf. 3 0 0 2 0 0
Jones. 2b. E 0 2 2 0 t
Alnsmlth. c 4 2 2 0 2 1
Boland. p. 4 0 0 3 0
Totals 35 4 1 33 9 2
Score by Innings.
Philadelphia 00 Oil 100 00 I
Detroit 001 001 1M 01 I
Summary: Two base bits. Burns 2;
Jo8. Walker. Stolen base. Burrus. Veaeh;
Cobb. Sacrifice hit. Bosh TleHmann. Kin-
ney. Toons. Sacrifice fly. Young HeAvoy.
Base on balls Kinney. 5: Boland. 3. Hit by
pitcher by Kinney (Flagstead). Strnckeut
by Kinney. 3: Boland. 4.
Base on balls. Ring 1: Rudolph. 1. In-
nings pitched. Eller. C 1-3; Ring. 3 2-3.
Stmekont. by Eller. 1: by Ring. 2; by Ru-
dolph 1. Wild pitches Rudolph. 3. Passed
ball. Wlngo.
At Philadelphia TL IT. H.
CUeaso 2MM1 il 1 17 1
Philadelphia OM M tK 16 3
BatterioM: Cbteam Alexander and KH-
laer; PhqdalphlB Smith. Mnrray and
Trfsresser.
Mileage
at Less Expense
old tires. We pay as much
Standings-
Circnit Lett cue Standing.
W. I Pet
Safety Firsters. S 0 1000
Ninth Engineers 3 0 1000
Terminals 2 1 .6"
Seventh Cavalry "T"... 2 1 .657
Police 1 2 J
Firemen 1 2 .
First National Bank... 0 2 .900
Shelton-Payne 0 J .00
Army-City League Standing;.
W. 1. Pet
Eighth Engineers. 3 4 .692
Doty Dodgers 10 7 .58S
Terriers ..- .'...8 8 .60
8 Id Artillery 8 9 .J
480S .7 10 .412
Zone Supply '6 10 -ST5
Snnday Games.
Zone Supply and 4805.
Eighth Engineers and 82d Artillery;
Texas League Standing.
W. L. Pet
Fort Worth. 31 29 .008
Houston 33 22 .660
Dallas 30 21 -.SEE
Soreveport 24 S6 .4M
Beaumont 24 25 .ISO
San Antonio ii 20 .I6S
Waco 22 28 .It--
Galveston 21 36 .358
"Where They Play Snnday.
Shreveport at Waco.
Dallas at Fort Worth.
Beaumont at Galveston.
Houston at San Antonio.
Will play at same cities Monday.
American League standing.
W. U Pet
Chicago -....70 39 .012
Detroit 64 43 .SS
Cleveland 61 46 .74
New Tork .....57 49 JU
St. Louis 57 50 .532
Boston 49 58 .4(8
Washington 42 CS Mi
Philadelphia 28 77 .2E7
Where They rlay Snnday.
Washington at. St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland. '
Boston at Detroit.
New Tork at Chicago.
Will play at the same cities Monday.
Xational League Standing
W. L. Pet
Clnolnnatl 7G 34
New York B7 38 .89
Chicago 58 48 .547
Pittsburg 51 54 .486
Brooklyn 51 55 .481
Boston 40 61 .396
Philadelphia 38 68 .376
St. tools 39 6S .JS
. Where They Play Sunday.
Xo games Scheduled.
Where They Play Monday.
Pittsburg at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Coast League Standing.
W. U. Pet
Vernon .'....80 53 .602
Los Angeles 79 54 .594
Salt Lake. 70 55 .tie
San Francisco.... 65 67 .493
Sascamento .....61 64 .488
Oakland 62 71 .466
Portland 55 74 .426
Seattle 47 81 .368
"Where They Play Snnday.
. Sacramento at Los Angeles.
Salt Lake at San Eranclseo.
Vernon at Portland.
Oakland at Seattle.
AT I not suggest that the mailmen
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SPORTOGRAPHY gS:
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BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
. At St. Louis. R. H. E.
New York 000 220 010 6 11 0
St. Louis 000 200 0O0 5 S 3
Batteries: New York Mays and Hannah:
St Louis Davenport Shocker and Sev-
ereld. At Cleveland. R. K. B.
Boston 113 M0 011 Til 1
Cleveland t3t 000 31x 10 1 I
Batteries: Boston. Pennoek. McGraw and
Walters; Cleveland Bagby Morton and
CNellL
TEXAS LEAIUE.
At Houston R. H. B.
Houston 0 3 1
Galveston 2 4 1
Batteries: Houston. Edmonson and
Xoyes; Galveston. Gudger and Dowie.
Shreveport at Dallas rain.
San Antonio at Beaumont rain.
Waco at Fort Worth rain.
.COAST LEAGUE.
At Los Angeles R. H E.
Sacramento 12 13 1
Los Angeles. 4 10 3
Batteries: Sacramento Larkin and
Cook: Los Angeles Flttery Schulz
Aldridge and Boles.
At San Francisco R. H. E.
Salt Lake 2 6 2
San Francisco. ." S 10 2
Batteries: Salt Lake Karkle and
Spencer: San Francisco Couch. 6cott
anl Baldwin. MeKee...
At Seattle R.H. K.
Oakland 0 4 4
Seottle 7 9 0
Batteries: Oakland Rollings. Guer-
rin A. Arlett and Elliott; Seattle.
Brenton and La pan.
At Portland K. H. B.
Vernon 6 8 2
Portland 5 18 2
Batteries: Vernon Dawson Ross
Flnneran Houck and Devormer; port-
land Jones Sutherland Schroeder and
Baker.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
At Des Moines Des Moines 5-6;
Omaha 6-5.
At Jnplln Joplln 5: Tulsa 15.
At Sloni aty Sioux City 3; St.
Joseph L
At Oklahoma City Oklahoma. City
4-7; Wichita 2-S.
AMniUC.YN ASSOCIATION.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee 3; Kan-
sas City 6.
No other games scheduled.
SOimlBRX ASSOCIATION1.
Atlanta Atlanta 3; Birming-
ham 1.
At Chattanooga Chattanooga 2;
Memphis 3.
At New Orleans New Orleans 1;
Mobile 3.
Nashville at Little Rock. rata.
American Polo
Team Confident
Lawrence Perry says that aWRin-
nlng next winter In California following-
through Into the spring and
early sn miner on Lone Island .and
later at Newport and Point Judith we
shall see real preparations to restore
the International Polo trophy to Us
rightful abiding place. Of course
some time between now and next
winter Hurlingham may intimate to
the Polo Association that the British
are ready to receive a challenge for
the cop but this Is extremely doabt-
this! Princess Delia Patra says she
Is no less than a niece of the khedi've
of Egypt; ihe has Just hit San Fran-
cisco with 5uoirt berries to spend for
scenery and whilst shopping she
hopes to find an American husband
but neglects to state who's. I have
lamped a photo of her royal highness
and she Is extremely easy on the eye
and should have little or no trouhle
getting her wish.
Some one not long ago stated that It
was bad form to play poor golf. Un-
doubtedly bad form and poor golf
go hand In hand though to treat the
subject more seriously. It might be
added that no one really has to play
poor golf. It does not seem possible
to play like a ardon for he Is a
genius bat almost any person should
be able to learn to drive a ball 170
yards or so and fairly straight moat
of the time and the man who can
lo that will give nearly every other
-hap a good battle. The trouble is
that the average human refuses to
F e content with tne ito yarder. espe-
! tally when the other fellow is getting
100 of more with nearly every tee
'hot Unconsciously one plans ahead
endeavoring to place his drive so as to
open up the approach. In that golf
's not unlike business; In xnaklBg the
transaction of today the morrow Is
ever In mind.
What becomes of our famous box-
ers? Jem Drlsolll. the exchaatploa
"eatherwelght of England who had
he whole country wild over him when
e Invaded our peaceful shores a few
ears ago is up against It. This kid
on might remember dazed American
Igbt fans by making the wizard Abo
Vttel look silly In a bout In New
'ork when Able was at his best. The
lrltlsh fight fans are still so nutty
yver Driscoll that Lord Lonsdale has
uggested the nation to give him a
tension In recognition of the fame htf
von for Great Britain In the ring
"light now Jem Is frying to get by
rom day to day by refereelng bouts
In and around London. Its a cinch
that Jem has the well wishes of -every
American lover of clean and dever
boxing for the boy made hundreds
of friends over here.
Can big "Babe" Ruth the mighty'
mauler of the Boston Red Sox. break
'be long standing major league record
3f home runs this season? Ruth has
be American league record with 1
tamers but there is the record of 25
-lrcult wallops made by Buck Free-
man 20 years ago with the Washlng-
on clubs then - In the National
'eague. Cactus Cravath hammered
ut 24 In 1915.
The season is a little beyond the
alf way mark and the "Babe" is bit-
ing them hard. It looks like a cinch
hat he will break all records as tfiere
's little doubt that the husky rod
-osed athlete of Boston ts the heaviest
Miter that ever swung a bat.
He has made one or more home runs
In every park In the American Teagie
"Ircult and has been scoring them
off all kinds of pitching high ones
low ones inside and outside no dif-
ference to Ruth As some one said
the other day. the safest thing for
the league pitchers would'be for them
to present falm with a season's pass
to first base.
On August 25 the Ouaker City flrht
fans may decide which boxing snw
to attend by flipping a coin. An all
star attraction will be held at SMbe
park the home of the Athletles. while
at the National leaene baseball park
another star show will be staged
Jimmy Clabtov an American middle-
weight. Is meeting with much success
in Australian rings. One of his latest
victories was scored in a zo round
bout In Newcastle. In which he de-
feated Fritz Holland one of Aus-
tralia's hardest hitters.
Twas Jlra Tying a Harvard stu-
dent who first used a catcher's mask
In a game. T.hls was In 1876.
A little dope on Monsieur Carl Mays
the bird who's cutting up started tbe
American league race riots. Carlo Is
29 years old and a right handed with
a trick underhand delivery that gets
him by In fairly good shape. He's
been playing professional ball about
six years beginning in Portland. Ore.
The youth busted into the Big Time
with Cleveland in 1915. when he won
four and lost six games. The next
year he traveledon to the Boston Red 1
Sot n-hor ha staved "til the present i
mixup caused by the sale of him
the New yora xaoits wnen u yr.--
tically deserted the Beaneaters. His
best year was In 1917. when he won
22 games and only lost 9. In last
year's world series he won the two
games he hurled. So far this year he
has failed to set tbe lake on fire and
booted II games against six he won.
ran Mame tht. on the punk playing
of the club behind him which shows
he Is an extremely original young
man.
THE CLASS IN SPORTOGRAPHY.
Today Is the anniversary of Tom
Sharkey's most disastrous defeat for
it was Just 19 years ago. August 23
1908. that Bob Fltzslmmons knocked
him out In' tbe second round of a bout
at fnnev island. A srreat crowd wit
nessed the encounter and Sharkey
had many followers wnp oeuevea ne
stood a good cnance to win irum mis
freckled Australian .but they were
very much disappointed by the sail
or"s showing and It ended his pugl
listlc aspirations.
Who Invented the spltball?
Til try to remember It till Hon
day
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