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THE ABILENE REPORTER SUNDAY JULY 23 1922
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ElftES BMP I
DOUBLE fcUEl Tl
CLDVIS BUZZERS
!.
the Eaglo3 dropped a couplo ot
'jnirnea to tho Buzzers hero Saturday.
IIUit Is Just the beginning of tho
fetory for tlioro arc many chapters
1 thereto and some of them will toll
ljbw two mlghly pood fast ball
tjlayers wont otit of tho gamo with
broken legs; how tho Eagles' catcher
tho best In tho lenguo retired
from the CTtno with a badly lacerated
ankle arid last but hot least the final
chapter will toll how tho Eagles havo
taken a sudden drop in tho percen-
tage column.
Both games Saturday wore hoetlc
oxhlbltlonh of the National pastime
and In Addition to being a day of cas-
ualties It was a day In which tho
Eagles went down before their own
poor playing In tho first tamo Left
Fielder; Hornsby went out of tho game
In tho 'fourth with a broken right leg
when Iid chasod Shaw's fly t6 tho
fenpe. colliding with tho wall Second
Backer Dean slfd in homo In the flev-
tl.th and broko a bono in his right
)pg just above tho ankle. And In tho
Bdcond inning in tho secohd game
Ihirch wntu out of tho same with a
badly lacerated ankto when ho slid
Into third. Both Hornsby and Dean
Will be out of tho game for many
weeks probably for tho rest of tho
Beason. . .
Tho names were "featured" by wild
and woolly playing and In both
Ramcn players would stand and look
at a bait and lot It drop between
them In tho second name Coorgo
Scruggs had held tho Buzzers to ono
hit up to tho fifth when the visitors
ran wild on tho bases and counted for
six runs. George walked In ono of
tho scoron and three errors and a
double did the rest. Thovlsltors hit
Scruggs consistently during tho re-
mainder of the gamo making their
blows count aided and abetted by
costly errors
Tho coro afternoon gamo
CLOVIS
AB.H.O.A
ABILENE
AB.H.O.A
'Tnckor-2 t V 2 0
Whlthcad3 4 10 1
Claris 3 0 12
Hoso.2 B 0 2
r.yall.1-0' 3 2 7
Klnir.cM 5 4 6
Moiloway.l 10 8 1
'Mciver.T 6if3 o o
Wllllams3 10 4 3
Ethrdgr-cf 4 14
murleson.2 S 1 2 J
sain.s a x z
"Shaw.l 3 10 0
.'Edwm.e 4 i b a
-SewelLB 4 115
Burch.o
Austln.l
O
1 'i
1 1
1 1
Scruggs.p
Kol3lerr
1 J
Totals " s34
'i I .
7 27 14
Totals . 34 12 2J 7
Clovls 000 0C2 202 10
AMleno 010 001 1O0 3
Summary; Huns King Shaw Tuck-
er Clary Holloway 2 Mc lver 3;
Williams 2 LyaL Whitehead; errors
Wliithcad 2 Justin Keisler( Clary
JfJng; two baso hits Mclivcr 2 Shaw
Whitehead; thrco base hit Mclver;
sacrifice hits Clary Holloway Sain
fJcruBRP Whitehead: double plays
JRrwin to Clary to Williams: struck
out by Scruggs 7 Sowoli 6: bases on
halls of Scruggs 0" Sewoll 3; tlmo
2 hours. TJmplro Kuykendall.
Gasscrs Win Saturday
RANGER July 22 Nitro fielding
nnd battery errors gaVe Amarillo a 4-
X "victory today. Ranger had many
ohnnces to score but Smith was un-
suitable in tho pinches. The score:
T
TlfATllIjI.O
SANGER
.- AB.n.O.A
AB H.OV.
4 a l 3
4 3 1 U
3 0 2 1
3 0 2 0
rMOoro.s b
Whlte.3
.Seanor2 4
AVnlf et
xKimcttnck.'r 4
i otOockery.l
FltzBorld.cf 3"2'2 0
Anhler.l 3 2 G 2
fyie.r
Loedy.2
4 0 4 3
4 2 6 0
BadErer.i
Cljaney3
Byers.c
Bmitli.p
1 1 o:
Conley.i
Brooks.s
0 3 2
1 S 2
4 111
12 0 2
Clayton.o
1 2 0 Lybrand.p
3 1 ll4
mm0n4
1 0 V'O
"Totals 3110 27121 Totals . 3 1 92714II I I ' ' I im 1 I ' "
"x batted for Lybrand in 9th.
Amarillo 000- 101 030 3
Rtrer ....uu uau wuu x
Summary Runs Craig Fitzgerald.
Cc-iuStocK 2. Moanor; errors Craig 3
Brooks Leedy Brooks; two base nits
Conley; homo runs Fitzgerald Craig;
.sacrifice hits Anhlcr. Fitzgerald
struck: out by Lybrand 7 by Smith 3;
TOissed balls Clayton: stolen baso
iilte; Umpiro S. Phillips and Dou-
Buzzcrs 7 Eagles
In a' hectic exhibition the Buzzers
took the first Election Day game Sat-
fthriflv morninc 7 to 1. Sorrow pre-
3ils in tho EagluK' iamp on account
?j. . loou nf T.nti 1Ttt?!iler Hornsbv.
Sho v.'hile chasing Shaw's high fly m
ho fourth craBhed into the fence sus-
Alntns a broken right leg near the
aknklo' both bones being spllntdred.
-Glovls and Abilene players rp;shed to
feft field And carried Hornsby' to an
tntomobhe which' conveyed him to a
sanitarium. It Is likely that Hornsby
vfHl play no moro baseball for many
months It was stated.
His loss from the Eagle lino up will
bo keenly tplt as ho has been hitting
Bice a house afire. Ho held to the
ball oven though ho was knocked un-
conscious when he smashed into the
fenco and threw the ball to a wait-
ins Player. When Umpire Red Kyy-
keiidiill announced that Hornsby had
hold tho ball there was a loud che0r
went up from tne granusjanu no nuu
shown that ho had tho stuff oven
though his baseball career may bo
ended for all time. Olovis pUyerd ex-
pressed their sympathy over the acci-
dent j
"Gasolinef Gus" Burleson a- familiar
face to local fans and players had lots
of Btuff on 'em and whoa the Eagles
booted 'em tho Bpzzers took the morn
ing game in an easy trot In fact the
Kagles could put over but ono counter
that coming In tljo Initial round vnon
s Hornsby led off with a knock to right
ithat registered a triple and Whlto-
jrfiead'tf high fly brought the left gard-
. ner in. Hornsby mado tho only coun-
tler made by tho Eagles in Saturday
"morning's gamo
Attcr tnis the Eagles could nJt count
jilthousH they threatened in the second
whon.4Jthoridgc Jlcd aft with jl triple m
right and tho necessary punch 19
run8 wore annexed by the Puzzers in
score him was not forthcoming. Two
the second when tho Eagle inflleld
hlew another in tho fourth when Dean
hit for two bases and scored on Hliaw'a
fly to Hornsby which renuliod in Uo
loft gardener crashing into tho lenac.
Clary's slpglp in tho fifth and Mclvor'a
double his second of tho r.tme gayo
tho vlsltgra their fifth market.
McAbee weakened considerably in
the seventh and three Buzzers dented
the platter two doubles and M many
niumwa doing thy trick of putting them
liver. John King made a rfousutioaiU
tfatcH Of Burleson's long fly in tho
: seventh making tho final out Burk-
!on whiffed three men in the ninth
making a total of ton. Tho score:
CLQYI 8 IA.BILBNE
AB.II.QA AB.H.O.A
TUcker.cc fi 0 1 flinornsby.i a 3 1 0
Clary.ii
1 i liVJUtUllUUa3 3
12 5
ill 0
Hiiovyi
i m uiuyaua
Ifciveni
3 0 ii
Kinir.ef
4 0 3 0
4 12 3
4 1 U 0
4 01 2
10 0 0
3 0 0 1
2 0 10
19 0 0
WII
llllaim.t
112
1 2 i
liltlierldee.2
na
w.l
Tliomas.r
!S4in8
wln.e
01&
Hureii.o
wwm9
0 0 31
aiCAUCd.p
Ktilalar.l
ri
U 0
( TwtiUi 39 2IJQJ Totfs 32 6 2711
cniM hit for MObM in th.
Sunmiars !? Hornsby. Mclver-.
De4n It Ctary iiollowayj
fri-re-m MeAbMt L-a11 Ktn Clary
Bntn Keisicrj two-bwso hits Jidivef "
Dean Lynll Wllilnnra Siiaw White-
head; (hre-b8 hits UurMfey JELhor-
Idgo; sacrifice hits Whitehead Shaw;
struck out by Burleson 10 by McAbee
4 bases on bolls off BiirleamV a. lilt
by pitcher by McAboo (Denn) stolon
bases Lyali. Thomas. Tlmo of game
1:00. Umpire Kuykondail.
Colonels and Swatters Spilt
STAMFORD July 22 Tho ColOnols
and the ewattora split a 'double bill
hero this afternoon .Fleharty was
muster of tho sltunllon at all times
In tho first game. In tho fourth in-
ning four suqoesslvd hits tho fast a
homer by Friorson won for Sweet-"
water.
In tho second Jloy Apploton bold-
er only orio hit and tho Colonels
Won easily! A soeatlonal catch on
I'Viorson's Jdrivo by McElwoo fenlurod
Tho score xirst games
SWBETWATIMt
iT.vMFOtt.B-
An.lT.fYA
AU.U.O
Bupp.s
Dlnnmnre.s 4 0 0 6
MMCII.a
Krelrson.i
Masort.ef
ltobinsonr
VlDkin.o
wuunnw.i
1J3
tfclihvca.r
linker. I
Mourc.S
Stewart et
Groasott.I
mcuajii.-
uurrin -j
SsuniMt.o
FloUsarty
uui;ar)
ratal? . 371127 9
Totals . at 8 2711
By innings:
Swcotwatcr ...... .000 400 6004
Stamford 000 000 101 2
Summary.- Runs Schmidt Edgar
Fleliarty Bupp Shell Frleraon! r-
rois Gressett 2 Pipkin; two baso hits
Jackson Robinson ;homo run Frier-
son: sacrifice hits Stewart Plpktnj
doublo palys Currln to Gressett Bupp
to Gressett; strqek out by Edgar 3
Fleharty 4; base on -balls Floharty 3
wild pitch Floharty; passed balls
pchmldt Pipkin; Btolbn basds Wil-
liams 2 Schmdit; tlmo 1:37. Umpires
Divifl and Spencer.
Tho scoro second gamo:
SWEETWATBU
JSTAMFOItD
AU.H.U.A.
AB.H.O.A.
Bllpp.S 3
2 1
Dlnsmore.s
3 1 0
SlR'11.3 3
Kriorson.l 3
Maaoncf-2 2
Ublnsnr-cf 3
I'inkln.cl 3
1
0
1
4
5
1
WIlHams.l
McBlweor
daker.l
oore3
S ewart.ct
Jackson. 2
110 1
0 10
2 2 0
10 0
10 0
10 2
0 7 0
0 10
Gresaet.l-r 1
Uurrln.Z-c 2
Schmidt.c
Trahimoll.p 2
appieton.p
totals
22 1 18 7
Totals . 21 7 21 5
By Innincs:
Sweetwater '.. 010 000 0 1
Stamford 200 012 x 5
Summary Runs Masop Dlnsmoro
McElweo Baker Stewart Jackson
errors Shell; BUpp Williams; two baso
hl Dinsmbrol sacrifice hits Williams
Schmidt: struck out by Appleton 6
Ttummoll 2; bases on balls App'leton
2 Tiammel 2: stolen bases Baker 2
Schmidt. Stewart JMcEelwec Mason;
tlmo i:i&. umpires uavig and Spen-
cer. Broncos Win Two
SAN ANGELO. July 22 San An-
'clo defeated 'Lubbock twico today.' 3
to 2 and 6 fo S. Tho second game was
tho play oft of Friday's tio and wont
oiily 7 innings by agreement. '
Hits were oven In the first sot-to
but Mooro ke.pt his hlows scattered
better than Morgan and had superior
support. Alexander's slngld scoring
mere who was safo on a force out
at second won tho gamo
Howell and Pennington were knock-
ed out in the second contest which
v-un featured by Robinsons homo run
a triple and 7 doubles. Butler's single
in tho seventh with tho bases loaded
and one out won for tho Broncos.
A double header Monday will sub-
stitute ticrSundaygame. ..-"-Tho
scorofir3tvgame' js?
L.11BBOCK
SAN ANGELO
AB.H.O.A.
AB.H.O.A
Flasff.s 3 0 0
McBride.cf 4 0 2 0
York.l 4
Sarnshaw2 3
Langford.cf 4
110
0 2
1 0
1 0
1 3
a 1
Alcxanderl 1 110 0
But led 4 0 1 0
KobtnSon.r 3 13 0
Oober.3
Scogglns.s 3 2 3 1
Brown.i
SnceKle.r
Gober.2 2 0 0 2
CIaybomo2 1 C 2 3
Kllndwrtll.c 3 16 1
MOore.p 3 10-0
AHenc
0 3
aiors4np
3 U 0
Totals .32 C 24 15
Totals . 27 6 27 7
By innings
Lubbock ........ ..110 000 000 2
San Angelo 020 010 00x 3
Summary: Runs York Brown Rob-
'nson Scogglns Moore; errors Scog-
glrs Spcegjo Flagg 2; sacrifice hits
Earnshaw Greer Claiborne 2; dou-
ble plays Claiborne to Scogglns;
struck out by Moore 7 Morgan 2
bares on balls Mooro 2 Morgan 0;
stplon base Spceglo; tlmo 1.42 Um-
pires Cocke and Cantrcll.
Tho score second gamo:
T.uiinociK:
I AN ANGELO
AB.H.O.A.
Flagg.s 4 2 1 0
1 J AU.H.O.A.
Cialborne.2 3 0 2 2
York.l 3' 1
Earnshaw2 3 1
LUngford.cf 3 0
G0ber3 3 2
Browp.l . 3 0
Specgle.r 30
Allen.c 2 1
Vntigton.p 2 0
Qantrellp 1 1
Alexander.l 3 0
ScoggIns8 3 1
McBrdecf 4 1
Greer3 3 2
Uoblnnon.r
Butler.l
Kobertson.o
Howdll.p
Kindworth
Uay.p
4 2
2 1
1 0
1 0
0 0
Totals .27 8 1Q 10!
Total3 . 26 9 2110
x Relieved Pennington In 0 th with
two out ono out when winning run
scored .
x batted for Howoll in Oth.
Lubbock 000 004 1 5
San Angela .010 102 2 C
Summary: Runs Robinson Greer 2
Allen Pennington. Flagg Earnshaw
Cnntroll. Butler Scogglns McBrldo;
orrors Gobor Greer Flagg 2; two
base hits Jtobtcrson Allen Gobor
TCllndwortn Cantroll McBrldo; throe
bate hits Greer homo run Robinson
doublo plays Earrtshaw to York; in-
nings pitched Powell C Pennington 5
23 Ray 1; Cantroll 1 2-3; struck out
by Howoll 2 Pennington 3; bases on
balls Pennington 3 Cantrol 2; tlmo
1:30 Umpires Cocke and Cantroll.
Ml I ! !!! III.
JOHNNY WEISSMULLEH
IS AN EASY WINNER
(Dy The Asauyi.uca t'resxj
i
NEW YORK. Julv 22. Johnny
nWelsamuHer of tha illfnols AlhTofloj
giuu omcago easily won ton nation-
al A A U 440 yard open water Bwim
today In a floid of fivo at Brighton
Beach but failed to equal tho rocord
of G:07 -1-5 ho recently established at
Honolulu Wclgsmullcr finished fifty
yards nhcad of tho field in C;10 1-10
Thomas Blake Los Angeles now
American long dhUanco champion was
second lu yards ahead of Leo Jarvliii
Dallas Texas southern champion
who barely defeated James Hall
Brooklyn former long dlstnnco cham-
pion for third place Thomas Kwl-
astzwski United States army all
around champion from Camp Mead
inade a poor fifth.
COLUMBUS T)0AM IS
DELAYED BY STRIKE
(By tne AmucIsumI ft)
MINNEAPOLIS Minn July 22
Tho first known interference with
America's national pastime baseball
duo to tho strike of lallroad Bhopmon
bfcamo apparent tonlgbt when it tvas
dlficovored that tho Coiumbufl team of
tho Amerfoaii Association would bo
utmhla to reach Kansas City Tuesday
Might for their Wednesday game be-
cause of curtailed train sorvica.
As a consetmenco tho visitors will
plasr a double header tmorrow tho
pluylnsr timo of tho Tuesday muaa to
tm UMd in Urvel.j
CALLS PETE DONAHUE THE
BEST OF
PETE DONAHUE
UY BILLY EVANS 1 started discussing tho recruits when
Who is the best young Pitcher that Mmrav hturtPd nut;
has broken into the National League
in years f
Thero doesn't seem much doubt as
to tho answer to that auostlon. Pete them all Bt0pped. He is a finished
Donahuo of tho Cincinnati Reds is pitcher right now artd he hasn't been
unanimously conceded the honor. ; in tho big leajuo much over a year.
Few pitchers in tho history of tho As a matter of fact ho was a finish-
game havo met with tho extraordl- oj pitcher -Vhen he broko in.
nary success that has followed Don- "This fellow Donahue has every-
ahuo over since ho made his National thing. Ho reminds you a bit of tho
Leaguo debut. iatc Addle Joss in build and delivery.
ThFco years ago Donahue was Ho has speed a fine curve and a
pitching for a small college team beautiful change of pace. In Dona-
down In Texas &nd doing a might hue tho Cincinnati dub has another
gooci jod or iw Jtiis tame however
was little known even in his own(
stato. - j
Today Pete Donahue is ono of the
most talked about pitchers in the gamo
110 is regarded as ono of tho stars
of th0 National League.
Only recently Manager McGraw of
tha N6w York Giants caused the snort-
ing spotlight to bo focused
Imh nnnllln-Vi m fran. .-tr.nW1 ' - H 4-V .
on the
young collegian from Texas
Said Manager McGraw:
"If Donahue wero nlaced nn the
marl et I would willing y bid $100.-
000 for him. Ho is tho best young
pitcher that has broken into the Na-
tlonal League In yearr-If the Giants
101 t.irv.fw nanCv.wn.i..ii ii.
had him'tho pennantwluld bo cinch -
..
A Finished Pitcher
Recently whllo umpiring in New
York I bumpoa into Billy Murray
famous as a big league manager and
scout. Our conversation drifted to
tho pitching ond of the gane. Wo
HOW THEY STAND
WKST-rEXAS LEAUUE
Standing of the Clubs
Plaved Won Lost Pet
Amarillo ...... 8G 17 0 .651
Clovls 25 10 9 v040
ABILENE 20 10 10 018
Iubbock 5 12 13 .480
Sweetwater .. ..25 12 li .480
Htamford ..27 11 1G .407
San Angelo.. ...23 S 15 .348
Ranger .... f. ..24 S 10 333
Snturdnj's Results
Clovis 7-1Q. Abilene 1-3.
Amarllo 4. Ranger 1.
Sweetwater 4-1 Stamford 5-5
San Angeiq 3-u jjuodock z-b
Sundny's Schcdulo
Clovls at Ablleno
Amarillo at Ranger.
Lubbock at San Angolo
Sweetwatec at Stamford
CL
TKXASLEAqUE i
Standing ot the Club?
Won Lost. Pet.
Galveston IS 0
.025
Fort Worth 14 10
Sai Antonio 13 10
Dtllas .4 ... 12 10
Houston ...... .10 10
Wichita Falls 11 12
Shrovopoi't 0 14
.583
.EGG
.540
.500
478
.301
.280
Beaumont .. ........ 6 15
Saturday's Results
Dallas 3 San Antonio 1.
Wichita Falls 0. Gnlvoston
Beaumont 4 Shreveport 2.
Houston 0 Fort Worth 1.
Sunday's Schedule
Galveston at Wichita Falls.
Houston at Fort Worth. '
Beaumont at Shrovoport.
San Antonio at Dalhnr
MANY HIES
IN Hill WE
AT TEEPEE PAI
'Saturday wart a day of casualties tp
both the Ciovia and Abilene clubs of
tho West Texas Leaguo who staged a
doublo hendor hero. In tho morning
gamo Saturday two players suffered
broken right legs these being II O
Hornsbyi left fielder for tho Eaglos
and Dean second basoman for thu
Buzzers
Hornsby received his injury In the
fourth inning when ho ran after a high
fly ball hit by Shaw of Clovls nnd.
crashed Into tho lert field fonco Tho
resound of his collision with tho fence
could bo plainly Irtmra all oyer tho
fieW Ho caught the ball as he crash
od Into tho fence and threw It to a
'Valtlis fllucr feofwe olIape
ALL BALL PITCHERS
"When you start talking about
'rookie? nltchers. this vounn follow
Donahue of thn Cincinnati dub has
Mathowson"
jjow Barrett Lost Him
The Cincinnati club acquired Dona.
hue in a rather unusual manner.
Charley Barrett scout of the St. Louis
"-arumais was not on tne trail' 01
Donahuo for Rickey. Hero Is the
story Barrett tells of how ho lost
1 mm:
"A nice new automobile was the
turning point in tho chase for Dona'
hue. It seems the Cincinnati scout
' Ioarncd that tho Donahuo family had
? "B ftor a" a"t"mf1alletTl H waS
instructed to present the Donahues
w ;' . iU m
$?&iiTJw
clnnati club to look llko Santa Claus.
Th3 WM foUow0(1 wJth tho offer of -a
nice bonus to Donahup for signing.
Tlioso two things spoiled any chance
the St Louis club had of getting one
of the greatest pitchers I havo ever
seen. I packed my grip apd left for
home. That au'O was just like Christ-
mas to the Donahues."
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs
Won. Lost. Pet.
St. Loul3 . ...53 37 .590
New York C3 41 .559
Chicago".. 47 43 .523
Cleveland. .....4G 45 .505
Detroit" . 47 45 .511
Washington 41 4G .471
Boston i ....38 52 .422
pniladolphla 35 50 4412
Saturday's Results I
Chicago 5 Boston 2.
St Louis 10 Philadelphia 1.
Detroit 2. New York 0.
Washington 4 Cloveand 2.
Sunday's Schedule
Boston af New York
Only ono scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing or tho Clubs
Won. Lost Pet
St. Louis ..... .... . IJ7
Now York .......... 52
35 .020
33 .G13
42 .528
48 .527
45 .494
44 404
63 .309
D8 .341
Chicago . 47
Cincinnati .43
Brooklyn ........... 44
Pittsburgh 43
Philadelphia .. ......31
Boston ..2D
Saturday's Results
Brooklyn 7. Chicago C.
Cincinnati 3. Now York 2
Pittsburgh 8 Philadelphia 7.-
St Louis 0 Boston 8
Sunday's Schedule
Boston at St. Louis
Brooklyn ut Chicago.
Npw York at Cincinnati
Onlythreo scheduled.
and was carried out by players of both
teams Hornsby showed extreme nerve
and got put of tho automobile at tho
sanitarium to which ho was carried
and waited for tho stretcher to bo
brought to him. It was feared that
ho had rocelved a sevoro injury to tho
head also. Both bones wero broken in
Hornsby's right leg Just above the
ankle.
Dean rocolved a brokon rjght leg
Just above tho anklo when ho alld In
homo in tha seventh Inning after ho
had singled. Ho coilapscd at the
plate but was able tq hobble to the
bench assisted by Buzzer players
JJpth Dean and Hornsby wotq grejit
favorites with tbo players and fan
nnd their loss from the Hno-ups will
bo keenly felt Rosa Lynll Eagle
first baseman and Stanley Whltohoadi
third basemant received Injuries dur-
ing Saturday morning's 'game Lyall
received np injury to tha hand and
Whitehead got tho full forco o? a fat
hop lu tho chest.
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A dance hall with a floor to accom-
modate lQOO dancers 1 fo bo built
London.
PILLETE BEATS
SHAVUKEY IN DUEL
snnur. 2 TD 0
NDW TOIllC July 32 TJorman Pll-
lotte Detroit's brilliant young pitch-
er today defeated Now York for tho
soQond tlmo in tho scries boating
ehawkoy in a pitcher's battle 2 to 0(
DETROIT
KB WXOltK
AB. HiO.A
AU.H.O.A.
3 13 0
niuo.i
Joncn.8
ii & an
Wlttef
Pipp.l .
Mauscl.l
HUth.f
1 3
4 0 13
Cobb.cf 4
Voach.l A
Hollrnann.t 4
2
4 1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
aolinng:o
Cutsimw.a
Wnru.2
iUBiioy.s
Woodall.c
"lllottcp
Hoott!)
McNally.8
linker
MeMIIIan.3
Shawkoyip
Bklnncr
Murray.p
Totals . 35 10 27 ii
Totals . 29 3 2711
Tho Scoro t
x batted for McNally in Oth.
xx battod for Shawkey in 8 th
By innings:
Detroit 000 002 0002
New York .000 000 000 0
Summary Runs Hclliiiau Rlgney;
error Scott; Two baso hit Cobb: thrco
baso hit Woodall; stolen baso Jtigney
oaso on nans I'liietto 3; struck out by
piiietto a snawkoy 2.
Brown's Win 3rd Stri
rAlsht
pmi.ADEIjPiirA. .Tulv 22 Thn St
Louis Browns won their third"" atraiKht
victory over Philadelphia Athlotics to
day by a ton to ono scoro
Tho scorot
ST. LOUIS
AB.H.04
Gerber.s 0 3 1:
(PHILADELPHIA
AB.H.O.A.
Schoor2
1 0
Tobnr 5 3 0 0:
xoung-2
Dykcs3
Walker.l
3 1
Slnl6r.l 1 D 0
Williams! 5 3 3 0
McManus2 4 3 4
Johnston 1
Hauser.l
GallowaViS
lueoeson.ci & a 4 1
Sovereid.o 4 1 6 0
Bronklo.3 4 2 0 3
Calloway
Bruggy.c
1401P.P Z 1 1
weicu.r
McQowan.cf 3
iH&Bty.n
Miller
4arrisp
Varlson.n
Perkins
Ogdop.p
Totals . 4120 2712!
Totals .33 7 27 12
x batted for Hnstey in 6th.
xX battod for Yarlson In 7th.
St. Louis ....002 110 GOO 10
Philadelphia 001 000 000 l
Summary; Runs Garber Tobln
Sioler. Williams 2 McManus Jacob-
son Severied Bronkle 2. McGowan
errors. Young Dykes Galloway; two
basfe hits Tobin McManus Mc Gowan
Kolp. Severeld Bruggy: three baso
hit Williams; home run McManus;
stolen base Jacobson; bases on balls
of Hasty 1; Ogdqn 1 Yarison 1;
struck out by Hasty 1 Kolp4.
Senator Win Final
WASHINGTON July 22 Washing-
ton took tho final game ot the ser-
ies today 4 to 2 ending Cloveland'B
winning streak.
The hcoie:
CLEVELAND
"WASHINGTON
AB H.O.A.
AB.H.O.A
Evans.l
0
3
Waniby.2 5
Speaker.cf 3
Wood.r 4
Sewell.s 2
Garrner3 2
Stphnsn-3 1
Celpnis.l 4
O'Null.Q 3
Mails.n 3
1
1
3
1
0
1
2 2
3 0
2 0
1 4
1 2
RIce.cf
Harrls.2
4
4
12 0
Judge.!
Shanks!
Browcr.r
Peeknli.s
1 015
0 2
1 1
3 1
1 2
0 0
0 0
110
0 2
0 0
iLamotte3
I'lonimcn.c
Jlogrldge.p
Nunamkr 110 0
Totals . 33 8 24 12
Totals . 32 9 2717
x batted for Gardner in Slh.
xx batted for Malls in Oth-
By Innings:
Cleveland ..010 010 0002
Washington 010 110 oix 4
Summary. Runs Speaker Gardner
Peck Brower 2 Lamotto; erroih
Gardner Mogrldgo; two base hit
Peckinpaugh; three base hits Pic-
Inich. Brower; -sfolen base Harris: 2
baso on balls off Mogridge 1 Mails
2 struck out by Mails 2.
Chicago Wins 0-2
BOSTON July "22 By defeating
Boston 5 to 2 today Chicago broko
even on this four gamo series'
Tho scoro;
CHICAGO IJJOSTON
AB.H.O.A t AB.H.O.A.
Johnson."
5 1
4lLIeboldct
fi
3
7
4
0
3
1
4
Mulligan.3
E Collin8.2
Hoopr.rf
Strunkcf
Falk.1
Shecly.l
Kclmllc.c
Courtney.p
4 3 1
SfHarria!
4 12 3
JBurns.l
4 3 2 1
Pratt3
Dugan.3
J.Colllna.r
O'Uourke.s
Waltprs.o
Russell.p
Karr.p
Pennock.n
4 0 2 0
4 14 0
2 11! 1
4 0 0 0
4 10
0 0 0
0 0 1
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
10 0
IFoster
Ittuol
IMenosky
Totals
35 112718 Totals . 3? S27I1
z batted for Karr in 8th. zz bat-
ted for Walters in Oth zzz batted for
Pcnnock in 5th.
By innings:
Chicago ..... ...011 010 2Q0 5
Boston 010 001000 2
Summary: Runs Johnson Hooper
Courtnoy Dugan: errors Mulligan
Sheely Schalk Karr: two baso hits
Hooper 2 Johnson. Courtney Dugan
stolen baso Dugan bases on balls off.
Courtney 3 Russol 1 Karr 1 Pen-
nock 1; struck out by Karr 1.
I O !
Friday's Games
Gasscrs Lose Friday
RANGER July 22. Conloy's homer
with o on put the finishing touches
to a five-run rany in tho sovonth to-
day and tho Nitros downed tho Grtss-
ers 7 to 1 Zapalac id Maples wag-
ed a fine pitchers battle for six innings
and Zapalao though visibly tiring held
the Oasiors to fivo hits for the entire
game. Both teams fielded flashily
Amarillo'tr only scoro ca...T on Chan-
oy's homer Zapaiao's triple and
Pylo's homer gavo tho Nitros a small
load all through tho gamo Tho scbrp:
AMARILLO
RANGDR
AB.H.O.A.
BA. H.OA.
Moore s i 0
Wlilto3
Cralg.cf
Uoekery!
Pylc.r
Leedy2
Conley!
Urooks.s
Clayton.o
Ztipalncp
4 3 11
Aieanor.z -i u a
Conistock.r 3 1 2
5 0 1
4 12
3 3 1
2 12
2 110
4 0 2
4 1 G
i 1 0
Hltzgerld.cf 4-0 2
Aniiier.i 4 x
Chanoy.S
Morton!
Byers.o
Maplcsp
3 1
4 1
3 1
2 0
Totals 31 6 31 8
Totals 32 112710
Scoro by Innlngs:-
Xmarlllo 000 ooo 1001
Ranger . 001 001 B0 7
Summary; Runs Chaney IVhlto
Craig Dockery pylo 2 Conley Zap-
nlac; errors Mooro Chaney. Whltoj
two-base hits Comatock Pylo White;
threobaso hit Zapalao; homo runs
Pylo. Chancy Conley; sacrifice hits
Lody White. Conley Maplosj stolon
bases Comstock Morton White Olian-
oy.j struck out by Zapalao 4 Maples
5; bases on balls off Zapalau off
Maples 2; double plays Meannr to An-
hlcr Wltfto- to Leody to Conlnyj left
an bases Amarillo 7. Ranger 7. Timo
of gamo 1;40 Umpires Douglas uml
Phillips
Colonel Win "Uphill Gama
STAMFORD Tex July 32. Th5
Stamford Colonel won an up-hill fight
ST. LOUrS TSKES
LEAD I ill
BEAT BOSTON
ST LOUIS JUly 22 The St. Louis
Cardinals wont Into tho leaguo lead
for tho first tlmo in mbro than a scoro
bf years' at this period of tho sea-
son by defeating Boston 0 to 8 today
anil by virtue ot Now York's defoat
by Cincinnati Tho locals took tbday'n
aontest "with an eight innliiB rally
scoring six runs and overcoming a 5
rim lead.
Tho score:
-nOHTON
ST. LOTIS
AB.lt.O.A.
Powell ct 3 2 10
AB.H.O.A
Fiack.r
Smlth.cf
G 1 2 0
4 2 3 0
4 3 2 0
NIxon.i 5 8 1 0
Crulso.r 3 2 3 0
4lb ltMuoller.i
uornBuy.a
Boeekpl.3 4 10 1
tlolke.l B 0 10 1
4 110
0 0 0 0
Urnxtonp
l'oru.s a i
Kopf2 (1113
Qlbson.o 12 3 2
llcOtillln.n 0 0 0 1
Mann i
Kouriiler!
(lalnor.i
Htock3
0 0 10
0 3 0
10 0
3 2 1
2 2 1
0 0 0
5 beachy cr.p 1 0 0 1
MCCurdy.o
Hinor.p j x u v
McNajnra.p 0 0 0 li
Ainsinlth.o
i avan
Toporccr
Northp
I'foffur.h
Shotton
13 3
Nicholson
1 1 0 0
10 0 0
0 2 0
0 0 0
0 0 3
0 0 0
10 0
Baruarc
Schullz
Totals . 40 10 2 i 13
Totals . 36 15 37 15
:' batted for North In 4th.
zz batted for Pf offer lh 8th A
By innings:
B:wton 110 302 1008
St. LouI ....'... 001 010 lGx 0
Summary: Runs Powell 2 Crulso
Ford Kopf Gibson 2 Flack Smith
3 Hornsby Mann Stock MeCurdy
errors Crulso North; two baso hits
Boockcl. Cruise Gibson Powell
Hornsby 2 Schultz: throo baso hits
Ford and MeCurdy; fctolen base Smith
1'Uxon Boockol Kopf Powell and
Cruise; bases on balls off Pertlca 2
Cochgpr 3 North 2 Braxton ' Miller
2 Pfcffer 3; stntak out by Mc Qulllan
1.
Pittsburgh Wins Angln
PITTSBURGH July 22 Pittsburgh
defeated Philadelphia today for tho
ninth consecutive time 8 .to 7.
Tho score:
PITTSBURGH''
AB.H.O A.
AB.H.O.A.
Ttapp3 4 2 10
Maranvlle.s C 1 3 &
tJarKinsnz 1 3 o
iroy.cj 4 u u o
'Illlams.cf 4 13 OIlJlKbee.I
5 13 0
Walker.r 5 10 0IUiaselyr
3 12 0
aioitan! i s ( v
i'iernev.2
1 2 3
Kjetclier.s 4 l 4 ii
Grimm 1
aaoch.c
Mattox
3 2 0 1
3 2 G 0
0 0 0 0
2 10 1
10 0 2
110 0
Lesllo.l 4 111 1
Hc:.llne2 4 111
Meadows 4 1 0 li
Carlson.p
Hamuton.p
Barrihart
Totals . 37 13 2G 16
Totals . 3C 11 27 15
z two out when winning run scor-
x ran for Gopch in Oth.
xx batted for Hamilton In Oth.
By innings:
Ihiladelphla ... ...000 0G0 0017
Pittsburgh ...003 010 004 S
Summary" two base hits Russell
GoOch; bases on balls off Meadows 1;
Carlson 1; struck out by Meadows 2
Carlson 3 Hamilton 1
BiooMjn Wins OB Cliicago
CHICAGO. July 22-Brooklyrt de-
feated Chicago 7 to G today when the
locals wero unable to hold a lead ac-
quirOfi in the fifth when Vance wav-
jcrcd. "
The scoio:
I
BROOKLVN I CHICAGO
AB H.O A f AH ll.U.A.
Olion.2
i 1 11 4Ueatlicotct 5 2 4 1
M.vorri.tjf .!
5 olHoiloclier.s
3 0 2
B.Grlffltb.r 3
TGrlfflUi 1
0Teny2
3 1 G 2
o OjGi'iincs!
5 3 8 J)
2 0 2 0
3 1 2. 0
'.114
10 2 4
0 0 0 1
3 0 0 J
loao
Nelb.r V
Wheat.l 3
0 C
4 0
iariirr
Ml!lerl
Kru&.3
Sciimandt.1 2
& i
3 l
2 I
IVHtCliolM 2
O'Farrell.c
High3 1
Ward.s 1
jonea.p
Chooves.p
prfborne.p
1 4
Peberry.c 4
3 0
1 1
Viiuce.n j
Totals . 30 10 27 12i
Totals 33 3 2710
x batted foi" B. -Griffith in 8th.
By innings:
Brooklyn ..030 001 0307
Chicago ...Q00 050 100 G
Summary: Runs Myers. iNeis wucatl
i Schmandt . DoBorry Hcnthcote
Ilcllaohcr Terry 2 GiJmes Barber;
en or Terry; two base hits Wheat
" ance Hoathcpto High Grimes 2
baso hit Grimes.; stolen basoa Terry
Miller U; bases on balls off Jonps 1;
Vance 7 Chcovep 3: struck out by
Checves 1 Vanoo 1. Osborne 1.
IU'iln KCn Scries
CINCINNATI July 22 The Reds
evened the series with tho Giants by
winning the fourth gamo today 3 to 2
'Ihe score:
NEW YORK
AB ILO A
Bancrofts 4 2 3!
Rawllngs2 3 1 0 J
Groh 1 0 0 (
Stengel.cf 0 0 1 I
JINCINNATI
A.H.V.A.
Burnscf 3
0 0
8 0
2 0
3 1
4 4
4 3
Daunort.i a
Duncan.i a
Harner.r 3
FrlscJi.3-3 4 0 p :
Konzeeea2 4
Hamraves.c 4
Meusol.l 4 2 3
sninners.r a v
(ilXinelll3 3
OjCavoney.s 3
1 1
5 2
Kelly.! 4 l
S
Cnlnghm.cf 2 0
4 0
3 1
0 3
0 0
Rixey.p a.
0
anyuer.c
3 1
T)quglasp
Gaston
2 0
1 1
0 0
Ryan.p
0 0
Totals 31 8 24 11
Totals . 29 9 27 14
x batted for Rawllngs in 8th.
xx batted for Douglas In 8th.
By innings;
New York :.0l0 oio aoo-r-2
Summary: Runs Muesei. uunning-
ham. Daubert. Duncan Harper; or-
rfr Bancroft: three ba30 hits Duncan
bases on balls ore uougias j; strucic
out by Bixey 4 D0ugla3 3
Friday from tho Swootwator Swatters
0 to 7. Tho work' of Dinsmoro ond
McElweo with tho hickory featured for
tho lOcafs while Gressett and Robinsoh
each hit a homo run for tho visitors.
HoSYJiQ jjynH hJt"iL tho hand by a I
foul uau ana was lorcau i" rotiio irom
tho gftmo In tho sovonth. Stamford
broko a tie in tha eighth with hila by
Dinsmoro Baker nnd Moofo which
netted two runs Tho scoro;
"STAMFORD
SWEETWATER
All II UA.
An.II.D.A.
Bupps
OIL
H
Dlnsmoro.l
7 0
hllllli
i'rlersen
Maaon.cf
ItQbltiHon.r
PIpkln!t-o
Curiln.2
llowso.o
Hayos.p
Rleliliurg.p
GressOtt.l
ioan.s
3 2
3 0
2 0
0 0
atsUiwep.r
H.IKQr!
Mooro3
Stowart.ef
J.iclcnon?
Sohinldt.o
tvnadlorp
2 01
2 0
8 0
0 1
Totals . 3313 21- $
Totals 3819 27 0
Scoro by innings;
Sweetwater . .-. 032 010 010 7
Stamford ... ... 003 004 03 9
Summary: Runs Dinsmoro 3 Sloan
McElweo S Stewart Jackson Schmidt
Miiuon 2 Robinson Pipkins Howzo 2
Hayes; errors Sloan JackBon Pipkin;
twq-basq hits Knadler Baker Manop
Stewart; homo runs Robipson qres-
sottj sacrifice hits Sloan Currin
Schmidt; doublo piay Shell to Currln
Bupp to Pipkin; innings pitched b
RichbUrg 3. bv Haven G: atrtirlr nut hv
Jfayea 1 Rlchbhry l by Kimdlor 8
uuauo uu u 111 1.1 nil iviiauier Jl Hit Uy
pitcher by Hayes (Sloan) by RichbUrg
(Dinsmoro) Wild pitch Hrtwzn pasgd
bail Huwzo: tol(Jn bases Shell. M.isnn.
Dinamoie. Umpiro Davis
5 0 2 2
5 2 3 2
5 10 0
3 1 3 0
C 3 2 0
5 17 0
3 0 3 3
3 12 0
3 12 1
110 1
110 0
BUFFS BUNCHED -
SAFETIES UNO BEAT
PANTHERS 6 TD 1v
FORT WORTH July 22 5Tort
Worth lost tho oponinsr contest of thi
Berks to Ilouston 0 to 1 today Bill
Uailey holding tho Cats sftfo in tni
Pineljos whllo lib mates grouped tort
safeties on Johhri. Itnv nin.iiio .!
dorricltcd by Umpiro Weir when lib
took oxcoptlon to 6. called otrikon
' Tho score:
HOUSTON
IfOItT WORTH
ATI .It.ft A
AB.H.O.A
Illtlo.l
G 0
2 T
4 t
Co0mbscf 4 2 10
ilalloyl-s
Vlllulcs.s
Denavllle.i
Whitmn.cf
Joaorson.rt
Uoyld3
MunroQ2
Brltieok.o
Ualloyp
Scars.l
oio
112
210 2
0 2 4
J 4 !
14 2
0 4 '2
0 0 ff
0 0 0
Oalvo.r
Krnft.l
Hoffman 2
fltveldt.3
Tavoner.s
Mooro.o
Iohnsp
Pholan
S IV
1 1
1 0
2 1
2 1
7 0
0 0
Totals . 34 10 27 t
Totals
34 7 2713
X battOcKfOF Johnn In flfli
By Innings.
Houston 002 102 010-rj
1101 1 Worth ......001 000 000 t
Summary: Runs Blttlo Bailey.
Dcnovillo WhJfaman Josofeon
Coombs; errors Blados Hoffman
Lwoldt; stolon baso Tavonor; sacU
flco hits Bittlo: two hnso hif fini
yttuck out by JohiH C Bailey 7 baseV
.n uitu9 on nancy a Johns 3; hit
by pitcher Hoffman bv wiiitmnn
doubo play Whltmtn to lndosi wild
niiuii uonns; nmo 3:i& umpiro Wou
and Miller.
Giants Win 3 to 1
DALLAS. July 22 Dnllnn wmI
from San Antonio today 3 to l. A 4th
inning rany gavo Dallas tho winning
Scores.
Tho score:
SAN ANTONIO
JALLAS
Massey.s
AU.H.O.A.
AB.H.O.A.
Boe'o.I
0 0
Gross.ss
Klrkham.r
Meyors.cf
li'uflcr12
Bcatty.l
4 0 4 2
0 4
2 1
0 3
0 1
Ho
1 1
0 3
0 1
1 0
a o
Mnioun.a
Sogrlst.s
0 2 5
3 0 4
0 13 0
2 1 0
2 10
0 5 6
14 1
0 0 0
Galloway!
uononuo.r
LoVolaec.l
Snoncer.cf
Mlller3 2
SlcKoo.c 1'
Couchmn.p 3
Bolden 1
Henry l
Whcat.c
swartzp
Totals .30 5 21 14
Totals . 2D 27 li
x Bolden battod for Itillor in Oth.
xXHonry batted for McKoo In 9th
By Innings.
San Antonio ........010 OoO 000 1
Dallas .. ....000 300 00X 3
summary; Runs Boatty Segrlst
Dt.nohue Lovolaco. TtWo base hits
Bwttty Bolden: stolon bases McKco
. Lovelace Wheat sacrifice hit Spert'-
cor fctruck out by Swaitz 4 Couch
man 5; baqos on balls Swartz 4; loft
oiv ba&cs Dallas G San Antonio 4.
ColJoway; time 1;30. Umnires Hill
and Swooney.
Errors Lose for Beaumont
SHREVEPORT. July 22 An error
by First Baseman Smith after two
weio out resulted in two runs boitiir
scored by the Exporters In the lOtji
imlng and gavo thorn tho contest
over the Qassors 5 to 2 Burns and
CiHIeiri both pitched gopd ball.
Tlio scote:
BEAUMONT J ISHIlEVEPOltT
nations i u 4 wijtorey.Qf
ivtathes.a 4 3 0 ifllartford.s
toinagglpl 4 11 J HzzelU
IMInst onir-3 03 pjJndkson.r
AIcoq!;! 4 i in nt.jnxt
AlKl6rson.o 4 2 2 'ITrtllnlinti r
. 4 .7' . ..M . ...-.. v.. .
3
4
0 3 0
15 4
2 0 i
3 2 0
4
f
i
i 4 r
' p. 'n
Tn.n O T t. t V?.. ... .
2 10"1
0 2 2
0 0 -2
0 0 .0
Dovlo.of 10 0 OKI Hurr.H c 4
Caldern.p 3 0 0 iiD.Uurn.ip i
Loh;nan 1
Totals . 3t 8?0 20 Tqlals . 31 9 3015
x batted for X). Burns in 10th '
Bcaiimont .... ....00 020 000 2 4
Shrovoport 100 000 100 0 )i
bummriry: Runs Alcock( Erennnn
Ardorflon Storey. Felix; errors Dam-
aggio Brennan Smith; two baso hits
Hcllahan. A4cock: threo ba&o hits Fe-
lix sacrifice hlta Eel Doyle Smith
Bionnau toAleook Bronnan to Rador
to Alcock Domaggio to Bronnon'
Smith to Haitford to Smith Hollahan
to Smith; passed ball by Burns; stol-
on base Doyle wild pitch Burns base
on balls off Cladoni 1 off Burns 4;
struck out by Caldera 2 Burns 2; left
on bases Beaumont 3 Shrovoport 2
time 1:35. Umpires Kano and O'Toolo
Spudders Win 0-2
WICHITA FALLS July 22 Tho
Snuddera took the ooening fame of
tho series from tho Band Crabs here
today 0 to 2 . The Visitors did not ar
rive until after 6 o'clock and it was
o5Q when Umpire Daly called "play
ball" Homo runs featured tho Spud-
rtera' victory. BIschoff poled ono over
Vac left field fenco.in the seoond in-
ning knotting tho count while Hom-
er Sumna narked ono over tho right
field wait in the 8th with two mop on
Hendricks of Galveston also hit for
tho Circuit.
Tho ecoroJ
r 1
1ALVBSTON
WICIHA FALLS
AB H.O.A
AB.H.O. A.
DIstol.s 1
Mooro3 3
flendr!cksr 4
Connolly3 4
Elbei.l 4
Muhsqn! 3
Brown. cf 3
Grifflth.c 3
Bescher.l 3 3 3 0
antior.3
4 1 0 2
41 0 5
4l 0 0
4 0 10
3 1 12' 0
3 12 1
2 10-1
3 0 0 3
Adams.ss
Summa.r
Wohs.cf
OIBock.l
oiwmto.s
Blschnff.o
Whoelcr.p
Perrymun.p 2
Totals . 30 4 24' 8
Totals . 31 0 27J3
By innings:
Galveston ..110 000 000 a
Wichita Falls ...110 010 03x 9
Summary Run Hendricks. Munson
BIschoff; error' Adams: two base hits
l'eschor Adams White. Griffith; '
hfjmo run Gumma Bfschoffff Hendricks
sacrifice BIschoff; base. On balls off
wuoeior 4; stiucic out wnooior y
perryman 4:tlmo lj5. Umpiro Daly.
CENTCRDTNI3 TO PLAY
FUNSTON IN SERIES
PHANTOM HILL July 22. Tha
Contorllno baiioball team will meeot
tho fast Funston nine composed of An-
son and Fpnston boys at U16 : Anson
baseball park for a threo-day sorles
July 27 28 and- 29 This will bo thd
first games of the season between
these teams
' I ' I" O I '
Bcar8 Get Dcnipsey
LOS ANGELES. Calif.. July 22.
Leo Dompsoy local aoinl profession-
al first basoman haa boon signed by
tno Ban Antonio ciun or tne Texas
League jt was announced. Tho Texas
club 1 said to havo obtained Demp-
Bcy for tho New York Giants who
plan to watch hia work with the San
Antonio nine and to bring htm to th
big league npxt year If ho makej
bood
rRIDAY'S RESULTS
WEST TEXAS LEAGUE
At Stamford x R.JT.E.
Sweetwater .. ..7 13 t
Stamford ..019 3
Rlphburs Hqwzo and PipklnjJCna-
ler and Scbmldt.
At Rangor RH..
Amarillo ... ri $ a
Rangor ..... .. 7 lt 1
Maples and Byers; SSapalax and
Clayton
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