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rHK OMAHA BKK: WKD.NI&DAY. JL'NE 2i. 1W2.
LSpectocular Matches Feature First Round of Women's State Tourney
Two Contests Go
hvmi? r .
Tris Speaker Made Manager
of Contracting Business by
1 IT 11
Omaha Policemen Who'll Play Des Moines Coppers
nuaiiKs ueis
18th Home Hun;
Browns Victors
lioston iJiiame
to Hit Couch and
Cincinnati Wins
of Late James C. Dunn
rr
8
Mr
Into Extra Holes
to Decide Winner
Mr. Maine Young FurnMie
Hiu 1 "rt hy Brating Mrt.
J. Stewart 1921 Champ
Wtni Htr Match.
'Mirer k)osC matches in the cham
i.mhip llight of the women', itatc
K ili ttumtiiortshipi tournament Ic
rlop'd m the first round yesterday
ini'l nave promise of a heated combat
lr the state title.
Mr. Mark I.eviiig-', Omaha Field
lul, low medalist in the qualifying
I'Mind Monday, rontinurd her gplen
ilnl form hy defeating, Mr. John
( aidwell oi the Omaha Country
cltih. 4 and 2.
Mrs. H L. Arnold. Field club,
winner of the V)2 championship,
i!Wiitratrt! that she will make a
t'niht to retain her title by dispos
ing of Mrs. Karl Lininger, a crack
golfer from the Happy Hollow
iluli. and runner-up last year, 2
aii'l 1.
Two matches, featuring the dav'r
play, necessitating extra holei to de-
V0cide 'he winner.
Mr. Blaine Y
hig upset of ttv
Young furnished the
the day bv defeating
Mrs. j. T. Stewart of the Country
club, on the lth hole, and Mrs. C.
X. Johnson of Fremont beat Mrs.
Houston Harper, Field club, on the
20th hole,
Mrs. George Reti'ck and Mrr. E.
V. Arnold engaged in a match which
was close from the first tee to the
18th hole. Mn. Redick emerging the '
victor hy one stroke. j
Tla yin the second round will start ' I'll1?- t
at 9 this morning. In the afternoon. '.rmhm. st
special putting, approaching and
drivinj? contests for prizes will be
ftaged.
St. LrniU Easily Defeat Phila
delphia Mack Utft Four
Pitcher and Three
Pinch Uitteri.
Here is the Uinuha police nine which will play Ue Moines heat walkers in the annual intcr-departmcut
game at Des Moines, July 2. Left to right, hack row: F. i. Wheeler. A. V. Xclson, Frank YoM. Ernest Fee. J.
J. ulltvan and I'eter McCoy, front row: irank Kyan, A, I.. Irony, manager (seated), ocorge Armstrong,
Robert Craren and D. N. Hays.
M. I.ouis, Imie. The Browns
romped oxer Philadelphia today, win
ning. 7 to J. and compelling Connie
Mack to ue, without avail, four
pitchers and three pinch hitters. Ken
neth Williams slammed out his 18th
homer of the season in the filth, put
ting the ball over the right field
stand and bringing in Sisler. Tlho
had tripled ahead . of him. Eckert
wa in the box at the time.
Mauser, batting for Eckert, dupli
cated Williams' performance in the
sixth, sending the first hall pitched
over the same route Williams' cir
cuit clout went.
iicore:
niiudii.i'hu
AH HUl '
HITS MISSES
BY THE BUFFALOES
OMAHA.
AH K II I'O A
4 0 0 8
1
Ted Lewis Scores
Kayoe Over Burns
Manush. rf
(tiffin. If .
Herman, rf
Wilder, lb .
Hurrh, e ...
Okrie, p . . .
spencer . . ,
Totals
batted for Olcrlp in ninth.
MT. JOSKI'lI.
All B If PO A r.
lb
London, Tune 20. Ted
Lewis. English middleweight rham
pion, knocked out Frankie Burns,
Australian middleweight champion,
in the eleventh round of their bout
here last night.
nifton.
'ViH" ! CorrldMi. If
R.inonitx, rf .
Prtatr, mi . . .
MrDonald, Db
Strrenson. th
Handler, e .
Mctoll, p
Important Boxing
Bouts This Week
j,m, tn Vrnlr Smith aiit Mrl
nlr Sliumun. H miinds, In lnr.
Junr SI HIM Tatr aicalnat Jim
Thompson, l.t rounds, in Npw Orlrnns.
June t.' I'rpprr .Murlln agalmt Jark
8harkrj-, 1A rounds. In rw York.
Jmir SJ Tommy nmlkry acalnst
Johnny .N'nss. HI rounds. Vtatrrloo, In.
June SS Bryan Ihiirney axalnut
r'nuik Carbone, lu mundu, In Covink
ton. K.v.
June 5. Hilly Brlttnn acnlnst T..1
Wnrner. IS round, in Alrhlsmi, Kan.
June ?X IVte Latao avalnst Vine
Coffp, 10 rounds. In eVranUin. I'a.
June !;t "Kid" Norfolk arainst Jark
Taylor. 10 round, in Omaha.
June S3 4ieori;e Shade agalnBt Jim
my Delaney, 10 rounds, in Omaha.
Jnne i Bob Martin arninst Martin
Burke, 1. rounds, in Mew Orleans.
June 24 Billy DeKoe airatnot Sol
Svm.in, It rounds. In New York.
Tournament Results
rhamptonshlp Ulaht.
Mm Mark LevlnB" (F. bent Mn.
John Otdw-I! (O. C. C.) 4 and. 5.
Mrs. W T. Burns (O. C. C ) brat Mrs.
John Fxllrk (O C r.l and 1.
Mrs. Plain Teunir (F. C.) beat Mrs. J.
T Slennrt (O. C. (".).
Mrs. H. T.. Arnolds (F, C ) beat Mrs.
It. A. I.lnlncer (H. H.) 2 and 1.
Mrs. W. (;. Silver (H H) beat Mrt Ray
Elliott (I.. C.) 4 Rnd 3.
Mrs. C. V. Johnson Fremont) beat Mrs.
Houston Hsrpfr F. C. ) 1 up, JOth hole
Miss D.lnline Teters (O. C. C.) beat Mrs.
Hn.-s Curt ire Ih. C. C.) S and 4.
Mrs. .lohn R-dlrk (O. C. C.) beat Mrs.
F. . V. Arnold F. C.) 1 tip.
Srrond Flight.
Mrs. M. V. Morris (H. H beat Mrs.
G. Kountj (O. C tr 5 snd J.
Mrs. B. O. Pruincton (C. B. C. C.I beat
Mrs. W .J. Aasmmacher U C. C.) 7
soil S
Mrs. H. nohllnir (O. C. O beat Mrs.
C. I..' Mevers (O. C. f ) 7 and 6.
Mrs. H. Hoodrleh H It. C I beat Mrs.
W M Strohhehm C. B. r. C.) 9 and S.
Mrs O M. Hoerner (HnstinRS) lieat
Mrs W. P. Robnrts (O C. C.) S snd 4.
Mrs. W. It. Fllrm 'P. M.) beat Mrs.
A nudlev (F r. C 5 and 3.
Mrs. Joe Pnvis (Kr C. C.) beat Mrs.
J. Hklns (1,. C. C.) and s.
Mrs rsldwell beat Mrs. A. Parmer
(O. F. C ) J and 1.
Third Ftlirht.
Mrs ft. . Ooodrlrh (F. C beat Mrs.
C. v.. Mutson (U C. C.) 2 snd 1.
Mrs M. Turner (C B. f. C.) beat Mrs.
C Thlessen (P. M l B and 4.
Mrs, J. .T. MrMshnn (F. C.) beat Mrs.
J. M Stewart (U O. C ) 1 up.
Mrs. r Elohs n, C. f.) beat Mrs. A.
Pittbernpn 1 un, ISth hole.
Mrs. F. L. Scott (H. II. C.) beat Mrs.
TV Edminston tL. C.) S and 6.
Mrs. H. Lueberlter 0. C. C.) beat Mrs.
W. Bryden F. C.) 4 and 8.
Miss G. Srott (C. C.) beat Mrs. O.
A. Volland (H. C. C.) 1 up,
Mrs. F,. A. Knspp beat Mrs F. C.
Bestor (H. H. C.) S and 1.
Fourth Flis-ht.
Mrs. W. H. Palmer beat jrrs. F. Mor
rison (I.sk.) 8 and S.
Miss Tiorothy Hale (O. C C beat Mrs.
T.. O. Houah (F. O 5 and 3.
Mrs. K F. PouKherty (Lsk.) beat Mrs.
James Allan (Tak.) 5 and S.
Mrs. Albert Foil (C. B. C. C.) beat Mrs.
J H. Sfc-harf (F. C.y 4 and J.
Mrs R. A. Nelson (F. C.) beat Mrs. A.
H. Nabstedt and 8.
Mrs. A. U Schantz (P, M.) beat Mrs.
W. Crosby S and 4.
Mrs J. W. Skoglund (Lak.) beat Miss
Irene Walker (F. C.) ! and 1.
Mrs E. Crawford (C. B. C. C.) beat
Mrs. J. H. Parratt (Lak.). ,
Totals ..
Omaha . . .
St. Joseph
Summaries I
St. Joseph,
....17 S 7 S7 It S
00 INK) OtHV S
001 011 lllri S
Karned runs: Dnssha, t;
Bases on balls: on nir-
fnll. 2: off Okrle. 4. Struck out by Melon,
t; by Okrie, 3. Ift ou haara: Omaha, 7i St.
Joseph, 8. Two-base hits: Booowits.
Handler. Three-base hit: Manush. Home
run: tirantham. Serifice hits: Snedeeor.
Bnnowita. McDonald. MeColl, lefate.
Stolen base: Wilder. Hurch. Vmpires:
Holmes and Ornishv. Time: 1 :35.
Thirty-One Shooters
Attend Trap Tournament
Grand Island. Neb., June 20.
(Special Telegram.) Thirty-one
marksmen attended the registered
trap shoot tournament of the Cen
tral Nebraska Trap Shooting league
here Sunday. Prof. J. Smith of Hast
ings and Nelson of Boelus tied for
first honors, each gun scoring 97
hits out of a possible 100 chances;
Rhodes of Kearney followed with 95
targets. Cook and Rinan of Kear
ney and Anderson of Holdrege each
smashed 94 clay targets.
Elk Horns Win
Norfolk. Nob. June 20 Norfolk wal
loped the Beatrice team for 10 hits after
trials at every pitcher on the visitors
lineup and took the victory by a score of
S to 2 today.
Score:
BEATRICE. I NORFOLK
AB.H.O.A.I
Pizer. "b
Klrsrhn'r.lb-p :
Gltsan, c
llotvmau, cf
bill, is
EriKaras, 3b
Rtreater, rf
Bltttndorf. If
Glddinei, p
Dull, p
Birkett, p
Cnser
0 0
Atherton. 88
0 ilVlswr. 2b ,
1 : Marr. 3b
Oi Rnuae, cf
2iClark. If
Ktucker, rf
OHecarty. lb
l'9ll!man. c
2i ProTost, p
Oi
0 Totall
0!
AB H O. A.
S 1 1
TotlH SO 5 14 11!
Batted for Gllsan In ninth.
Score by innings
Beatrice
Norfolk
Summary Runs:
t'nger. Atherton.
Consolation Pairing'
First Flight.
Caldwell plays
Mrs. J. K.
H. Harper.
Mrs. E. V.
J. As
W. M.
K. A.
r. John
Pedicle.
Mrs. J. T. Stewart plays Mrs. Karl
Lininacr.
Mrs. Ray Elliott plays Mrs
Mrs Ross Curtice plays
Arnold.
Second Flight.
Mrs. G. Kountse plays Mrs. W,
senmacher.
Mr, c. L. Meyers plays Mrs.
Sdrohbchtn.
Mrs. W. B. Roberts plays Mrs.
Eudly.
Mrs. J. Bekins plays Mrs. A. Parmer.
Third Flight.
Mrs. C. E. Mattson plays Mrs. C. Thies
sen. Mrs. J. M. Stewart plays Mrs. A. C
berman. Mrs. 'W. Edminston plays Mrs. W.
Bryden.
Mrs. G. A. Volland plays Mrs. F. C.
Bcstor.
Fourth llight.
Mrs. F. J. Morrison plays Mrs. L. J.
Hough.
Mrs. James Allen plays Mrs. J. H. Far
ratt. Mrs. O, H. Seharf plays Mrs. A. H.
Nahstedt.
Mrs. . Crosby plays Miss Irene Walker.
. . .020 000 002 4
120 112 0219
Bowman (2), Dill.
Wisser. Marr (2). Rouse
(2). Stucker, Provost. Errors: rsner, imi.
Edwads (2). Marr. Three-base nits: bii
tendorf Stucker. Two-basa hits: Ather
ton. Clark. Rouse. Bowman. Dill. Sacri
fice hits: Kirschner. Clark. Basa on balls:
Off Provost. 3: off Giddlngs, S: off Dull,
2. Stolen bases: Wisser, Hegarty. Marr.
Double play: Wisser to Marr. Hits: Off
Provost. S: off Giddlngs. 5 in 3 1-3 in
nings: off Dull. 2 in 2 2-3 innings: off
j Hackett. 2 In 1 1-3 Innings; off Kirschner.
1 in 1 2-3 innings, struck out: iy rro
vost. 7: by Hackett, i. Hit by pitched
ball: Atherton. by Dull: Atherton and
Provost, by Giddings. Winning pitcher:
Provost. Umpire: Murphy. Time: 2:20.
Baseball Dope
OFFICIAL SCORE WEEK
ENDINB SATVKDAY, Jl'NE S4.
Western League.
Mid. Tot.
W. Wk. T. F. S. R.
Fairhury Takes Three
Grand Island. Nel., .lun 20. Falrbury
made a clean sweep of the series by de
feating Grand lIani 'futsilay. 9 to 2.
Shook was wild and Ineffective in the
first two innings ami Fairhury obtained a
five-run lead before Prltchard. who re
placed Shook In the second could halt the
Falrbary onslaught.
Score:
rAIRDlRT. !
AU.lf.O.A '
Rooney. ss
Cleveland, .lb
McDermctt. c
Relcalc. If
fllli.. cf
llcoiiwin, 2b
WMmsli. Ill
flearr. rf
Wolfolk. D
Totals
GRAND ISLAND.
Alt H O. A.
1
0
4 0
33 11
J'lHi-im. "b
I i ' r- ,0,1. ;b
II (i Serifine. cf
I 1 I'ltimmirtt', If
1 0 Met. M
2 : Siaker. lb
8 - Wanmaff. rf
1 i:r?,,l-rt. c
0 1 , Shook, p
Pritrliard, p
7 13 -Knulk
17 10 27 11
, I Tutals
Score by Innings:
Faifbury ! n1 "09
Grand Island 000 100 0012
Summary Runs: Rooney (3). Cleveland.
McDermott (2). Wlnbush. Cleary (2).
Johnson, Palmatiere. Errors: Koonev (2).
Harwood. Warnataff. Roberts, Home run:
Cleveland. Three-base hit: McDermott.
Two-baso hits: McDermott, Speaker.
Foulk. Sacrifice hits: Relchle, Cleveland.
Base on balls: Off Wolfolk, 3; off Shook,
2. Double plays: Tritchard to Speaker.
Wlnbush tn Rooney. Runs and hits: Off
Shook. A and 6 in 1 2-3 Innings; off Prltch
ard. F. and 6 in 7 1-3 innings. Struck out:
By Wolfolk. 8; hy Shook, 3: by Prltch
ard, 5. Left on bases: Fairbury. 8: Grand
Island. 11. Hit by pitched ball: McDer
mott, Roonev, Bliss and Cleary. bv Prltch
ard. Passed ball: Roberts. Wild pitch:
Wolfolk. Karned runs: Fairbury. 3;
Grand Island, 1. Losing pitcher: Shook.
Hagen and Kirkwood
Lead in Golf Meet
i Sandwich. Kngland, June 20.
(By A. P.) When all the cards
were turned in today at the conclu
sion of the second qualifying round
in the British open golf champion
ship, Walter Hagen, Lnited States.
i and Joe Kirkwood. the Australian
; champion, led the field with aggre-
: gate scores of 147 for the two days
of plav.
Jock Hutchison, the holder of the
, British title, was in third place, with
! 149, while Jim Barnes, the American
I open champion, was 16th, with a
1M, I he other two Americans in
the tournament, C. Mayo and Ed
ward Van Meek, failed to qualify.
Mayo's card read 165. Van V'leck
tore up his score and quit the con
test.
The most notable of the players
to fail to qualify was formf Cham
pion James Braid, who was just
outside the elect, with a total of 162.
His great fault was in putting.
Harry Vardon, Abe Mitchell and
Roger Wethered each had scores of
152. Wethered had the lowest
score of any of the amateurs in the
tournament. Cyril Tolley, another
amateur, required 130 strokes, the
same number taken by Ted Ray.
Jack White and J. H. Taylor each
turned in car'ds of 159, while A.
Massey, the former French cham
pion; Willie Hunter and George
Duncan, each scored 160.
Golf laicis 1
Q A player on the teeing ground
swings at a ball and misfs it. In ad
dressing it for a second stroke, he knocks
it from the tee, then retees it and drives
It, what is he playing on his next stroke?
A. He is playing five. Hia first stroke
was one. Although he missed the ball the
swing counted a stroke and the ball waa
then In play. Causing the hall to move
while In play counted another. Illegally
touching It to rete was another and nl
next was hia fourth.
Q. How many times have Francis oul
met and Chick Evans met in the national
amateur championship and what were the
results?
A. They ha,T met twice; t Oakmont
in 1919 In the second round, Oulmet win
ning one up ; and at the Engineers' in 1920
In the final, Evans winning 1 and 6.
Q, Does the footprint of a horse used
In mowing the falrwaya come under the
head of holes made by the greenkeeper
from which a ball may be liftad without
penalty?
A. So, the ball must be played Where
It lies.
Q in determining whether or not two
bails on the putting green lie within six
Inches of each other or not, how is the dis
tance measured, from tne center of each
ball or from the nearest point of each?
A. From the nearest point.
vj. if a ball on a slope moves wane a
plaver is planting his feet to play the
stroke, but has not grounded his club in
the address is there any penalty?
A. Through the green and this applies
tn the rough as well as on the fairway
there is no penalty for the ball moving
until the player takes his stance and
grounds his club In a haiard, he is pen
alized if he has actually taken his stance.
M
Omaha .... 3
Tulsa
Sioux City 7
Denver ... 8
! D. Moines 8
Wichita ... 4
! St. Joseph .9
! Okla City . 4
Safe or Out
Pairings for Today
i Brooklyn .
j Phila
j New York.
I C hicago . ..
j Boston . . .
l St. Louis ..
i Cincinnati
' Pittsburgh
National League.
Mid.
I T. W. Wk. T.
6 x
8 x
4 x
8 x
Tot.
I. R.
Q It is agreed to piny the game with
I a big league ball and then the side that
I furnishes the ball puts in one that does
I not have a cork center. Must a big league
i ball have s cork center?
i A. Big leagues use the cork
: which is standard.
i ci. f a runner in sliding home Is
i touch on the foot at the same time
I that he touches the plate with his hand
! what decision must be given by the lira
' pire?
A. If Hie umpire is keen enough of eye
to catch a play w-hicn is as close as inni
Moss Whiffs 14 Batters.
Crawford, Neb., June 20. (Special.)
Chadron defeated Crawford here Sunday,
6 to 5. Moss, pitching for Crawford, al
lowed but tlx hita and (truck out 14
men.
Gothenburg Trams Split.
Gothenburg, Neb., June 20. The Goth
enburg teams broke even Sunday; the
American Legion team walloped Maxwell,
18 to 8; while the regulars lost to May
wood, 9 to 8. Hickman, a one-armed
man, pitched for Maxwell.
Homer In Mnth Wins.
Central City, Neb., June 20. (8pec!al.)
Hlbbler's home run in the ninth in
ning gave the Hastings Indiana an 8 to 7
victory over the locals In a game played
here last Sunday.
Humphrey Win.
Humphrey, Neb., June 20. (Special.)
Humphrey Journeyed to Columbus Sun
day and defeated the team of that place,
4 to 3, in a fast 14-innlng contest. Bene
ham and Conyers engaged In a pitchers'
battle which was about even, the lat.
ter getting the most atrike-oirts.
Score by innings:: H. if tc
Humphrey ...Oil 001 010 000 00 -4 11 1
Columbus ....101 010 000 000 00 t I 4
Batteries: Beneham and Schumacher;
Conyera and Schmagatx.
Bruning Juniors Win.
Brunlng, Neb., June 10. (Special.)
The Brunlng Junior baseball club defeat
ed the Fairmont town team here Sunday,
6 to 6.
Score by Innings:: R. H. E.
Fairmont 002 000 300 5 8 S
Bruning 020 100 J00 6 10 S
Batteries: Farrier, Atwood and Atwood;
Park and Carter.
Anselmo Lones.
Anselmo, Neb., June 20. (Special.)
Hugo Brothers - ball team annexed Its
third strslght victory here Saturday by
batlng the locals, 11 to 10. Batteries:
Hugos. Barnhart, Moore and Hewitt;
Anselmo, Seiger and Thomas.
Teung. 7b 4I
John-sen. lb 4 111
wtlker. If 4 I t
tt'es-a. rf 4 11
Miller, rf 1(5
I'fraiat. e 4 10
tliilowar. as 4 I 3
IltkM. lb St
lllrns. p 0 0 0
, p 0 0 0
Sailer. 0 0 0
Tarrlsen, p 0 0 0
'"nisn I
"Wsuict 110
""Wrtriseaa 10 0
I Tahiti, tf
t (inner, ti
0' Hitler, lb
rr. Long
UUOl
I I 1
I f
I t
I 3
0 0
1 4
t
1 0
OiMrMinus. 2b
I ahr-nea. cf
S Hetereid. C
I Rllrrhe. 3b
I snilldn. p
0 Touts 31 II 2? 14
ft'
(V
ti;
Totals U I II t , . , M
Halted for Harris In third
Batted for Bckert In sixth.
Batted for Naylor In eighth.
core by Innings:
Philadelphia l " Oflt S
8t. Louis 11" 'O T
f-ummsry Runs: Welch, Miller. Hauser,
Tohln. rterher. 8lslr (2), Wllllsms. Fl
lerbe. Vanglldr. Errors: Calloway, Sis
ler. Two-base HUa: Tobln. Gerber. an
gilder, Johnston, Perkins. Three-br.se hits:
Sisler, Oerher. Home runs: Williams.
Hsuter. 8tolen base: Sisler. Sacrifice
hits: McManus. Tohln. Double plays: Mc
Manus to Sisler. Ellerbe to McManus to
Sleler. Tounr to Johnston to Dykes. Left
on bases: Philadelphia. ; St. Louis. 7.
Base on halls: Off Harris. J: off Eckert.
J; off Vangilder. I. Struck out: By Van
glider. 1. Jilts: Off Hsrrls, 4 In 2 In
nings; off Eckert. 4 In 3 Innings: off
Navlor. 1 In t Innings: off Tarrleon, none
In 1 Innlnr. Losing pitcher: Harria. vm-
plres: Morlarity and connoiiy. nme;
1:35.
Omaha He laa4 Wlrr.
Chicago, June 20, That Jamei C.
Dunn, wealthy ! Tlirf f Siiiulf ul Sacrifice
Trie SpsakerT
BaseBallRestilts
dnaSmndiwJs
contractor and owner of the Cleveland ball cluh, had
the utmost confidence in Iris Speaker, was shown
when hit will was filed for probate today. He made
Speaker manager of his contractinKhuines in Cleve
land and also manager of the ball club..
In the will, he advises hit widowto consult with
Speaker on every proposition and repose every con
fidence in hiru, particularly in the management of the
ball club. The entire estate i left to the widow, Mr.
Kdyth R. Dunn. It i valued at JJOO.OOO. The will
suggest that Mrt. Dunn retain Tn Speaker a man
ager of the Cleveland team and that E. S. liarnard
be elected to serve at president of the clul.
1
WITr.BV IX.U.IK.
Mantling a,
IV. I. I'et .
St JMtl 4 II .:! Oashl
Tulu .1! ft ,vl tun my
w'lrliiit : ,.vi ties Unmet
Usui t ity ."I u .MO.Ixmer
icsterdsy'a Results.
Ml. Joseph. I: Omaha. 1.
Sinus i'lty, ; Tulsa, 4,
(Jklshoma I'lty, b, lies Moines,
Today 'a dames.
Oklahoma City at Tulsa.
Wichita at Xt. Joseph.
No other games scheduled.
I'ct
.442
..'4
.32i
0 10
Yankees Start Winning;
Cleveland Is Victim
Cleveland. June 20. After losing eight
games In a row. New Tork finally BroKe
Its dlssstrous streak today, winning from
Cleveland. to t. The gsme was full of
wrangling over decisions of Umpires Pln
een and Nallln. Police escorted them
from the field after the game.
Score:
NEW TORK. I CLEVELAND.
AB.H.O.A.I AB.H.O.A.
Witt. If 4 14 OUsmiesno. If 5 2 3 0
McNtllr. Sb 3 2 J 2'W'beisn. 2b 5 3 3 2
Skinner, rf SOS 0 Sptaler. rf 4140
Meuetl. rf 3 11 OIGirdner. 3b 4 13 1
Plnn. lb 5 4 5 VJ. Sewell. 3 1 1
Ward. 2b 4 0 0 1 MclnnU. lb 3
fc-ott. n 4 17 3ir,rney. rr .1
nofmitiB, e 4 12 OjO'Nelll. c 3
Busn. p s 1 n it-neweu, s x
Jones, p 10 0 o;rhl. P 1
Morton, v i
Totals J5 11 77. T'ntihT. p
I 'l?rini 0
Nunaniiief 1
I Totals 31
Ran for O'Neill In seventh.
Batted for Morton In aeventh.
Score hy innings:
New Tork Ill 120 OOff
Cleveland 200 000 021 t
Summary Runs: McNally, Meusel (2),
Plpp, Scott. Hofmann, Wambsgansa (2),
Speaker (2), Gardner. Errors: Gardner,
J. Sewell, Graney (2). Two-base hits:
Bush, Meusel, Plpp (2), Hofmann, Jamie-
son (z). Speaker. L. Sewell. bacniice
hits: Bush, Ward, Hofmann, McNally.
Gardner. Double - plays: Mclnnla to
Speaker, Plpp to Scott, J. Sewell to Mc
lnnla. Scott to Ward to Plpp. Left on
bases: New York, 12; Cleveland, 10. Basa
on balls: Off Bush, 3; ofr Jones, 1: orr
Uhlt, 1; off Morton. 1: off Bagby, 7. Hits:
Off Bush. 11 in 7 2-3 innings; off Jones,
3 in 1 1-3 Innings: orr unle. I In I in
nings (none out in third); off Morton, 4
In i Innings: off Bagby. 1 in 2 innings.
Hit by pitched ball: Meusel. by LThle:
Scott, by Morton: Bagby. by Bush. Struck
out: By Bush, 2: by Morton, 1. Winning
pitcher: Bush. Losing pitcher: uhle. Um
pires: Dineen and Nallln. Time: 2:30.
3
0
1
0
1
1
1
0
0
-I
13 27 13
NEnRASKA hTATE LEAC1E.
(standings.
w. L. I'd J w.
rsirbury 1) .mi; Norfolk in
Lincoln 23 13 .Ci J bxirlre JO
Hutinis 20 Is .;. ur'dt lilsnd 13
Veaterday's Results.
Fairbury. ; lirsnd Island, 2.
Heatings, S; Lincoln, a.
Norfolk, , Hps trice. 4.
Today's t.amee.
Bestrire at Grand Island.
Norfolk at Hastings.
Fairbury at Lincoln.
W. L. Pet
.4.W
.21S
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
landings.
W. L. I'ct.
-ew lorn 37 21 'fincinustl 30 jj Ait
St. Loull 33 w .SSn cTucsso 27 do .474
1 uiinutsu ss sti .iiy tioston 24
Brooklyn 31 :"J .317lf'hiladelphla 19
Yesterday's Results.
Cincinnati, 2; Boston. 0.
St. Louis-New York, rain.
Pittsburgh-IJrookl.cn, rain
Chicago-Philadelphia, rain.
Today's (ianies.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
8t. Louis
New York
letroit
Cleveland
AMERICAN I.EAGl E.
(Standings.
I'"-1 W. L.
24 .61.1'hfrafo 29 33
-7 ..HI, Washington 30 32
25 .otl 1'hilsdelDhia SS .1?
33
W.
38
31
o0 31 ..Boston
Yesterday's Results.
New York. 6; Cleveland. 6.
St. Louis. 7; Philadelphia, 3
Washington, 9: Chicago. C
Iietrolt. ; Boston. 8.
Today's Games.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
New York at Cleveland
Boston at Detroit.
Pet.
.475
.4S4
.4117
.3117
AMERICAN ASMtKIATIOX.
Standings.
u. i-ct. w r.
18 S4
35
Milwaukee 34
Pet
.452
.444
.383
.333
""S" i". 33 .02'Columbui
: .o .i .Bio hum rs K Jn
31 .523. Toledo M ln
Yesterday's Results.
Milwaukee, 7; Columbus, 1
Toledo, 3; Kansas City 1
St. Paul, ; Indianapolis. 4
raiD)nneap0li" " Louisvlll (called first.
Today's Game.
Kansas City at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Columbus
St. Paul at Indianapolis.
Minneapolis, at LoulsviUe.
Hastings Beats Lincoln
Hastings, Neo., June 20. Hastings won
from Lincoln hre led ay, to 8 Vn a 10
Innlng contest. Hastings pounded Sconce
for two runs in the ninth and tied the
score Wigglngton won his own game by
bringing in a rua , the i0thgwmten
a VJDie.
Detroit Wins Eight Straight;
Home Runs Are Feature
Detroit. Mich.. June 20. Detroit ran its
string of victories to eight today by de
feating Boston, II to 8. Both clubs hit
freely. Burns smashed two home runs,
both of which cleared the fence. Cut
abaw hit a homer.
Score:
B08T0N. I DETBOIT.
Wansa Beats H aril ng ton.
Hartington, Neb., June 20. (Special )
Wausa defeated the locals here Sunday,
2 to 1.
Belridere Wins Game.
Eelvldere, Neb., June 20. (Special.)
The locals defeated Hebron for the second
time this year, Sunday, 3 to 2. Batteries:
Belvidere. Phelps and Bailey; Hebron,
Stevenson and Gray.
Oshkash Wins.
Oshkosh. Neb., June 20. (Special.)
Oshkosh defeated Lewellen vesterdav on
center ! ,he Lewellen grounds. 12 to 3. Brosdwater
' beat Lisco. leaving Oshkosh in the lead.
LstbolcLef
Menoaky. If
Bums, lb
Prstt. 2b
Dos an. 3h
Collins, tf
Boat, e
Plttenger. ss
Foster, ss
Ferguson, p
Russell, p
Ksrr, p
Smith
AB.H.O.A i
4 12 HBlue, lb
1 2
4 12
1 1
LJones. 3b
01 Cot, cf
3; reach, If
S.Heilmsnn, rf
0 rutins w, 2b
liugnsy, ss
OiBsstler, e
viDsuts, p
0 Totsli
oi
AB.H.O.A.
4 1 13 0
3 1
score:
LINCOLN.
AB.H.O.A.I
Carrls. If
lye, bb
Wood, cf
McCoy, lb
Gibson, rf
Carr, 2b
Zlnker, 3b
Conker, o
Jepaon, p
Sconce, p
Beltzer, si
J 4 u (.oughan. ss
1 4 rTDenton, 2b
2 tii Amen, cf
in
HASTINGS.
AB. H.O.A.
2 3
1 2
2 1
1 4
0 0
0 0
0 0
liTomei, If
OiWIlletj, e
0
1 t
3 2
I 3
1 11
2 0
1 12
0 0
3 0
0 2
31 11 27 17
Total! 37 12 24 14
Batted for Pittenger in eighth.
Score by innings:
Boston 002 010 2308
Detroit 113 100 aOx 9
Summary Runs: Leibold (!). Menosky,
Burns (2), Dugan. Collins, Ruel, Blue,
Jones (2), Cobb, Veach (2), Heilmann.
Cutshaw. Rlgney. Errors: Collins, Blue,
Cobb. Rigney. Two-base hits: Jones,
Burns, Dugan. Home runs: Cutshaw,
Burns (2). Stolen base: Rigney. Sacri
fice hits: Jones, Pratt. Menosky, Cobb.
Double plays: Burns (unassisted), Cut
shaw to Rigney to Blue. Left on bases:
Boston. ; Detroit, 5. Base on balls: Off
Ferguson. 3; off Russell. 2; off Dauss.
3. Struck out: By Dauss, 2. Hits: Off
Ferguson. 6 In 2 2- 3lnn)nga: off Russell,
6 in 4 1-3 innings; off Karr. none in 1 in
ning. Losing pitcher: Ferguson. Um
pires: Hlldebrand and Chill. Time: 1:47.
YJ. $
ihampionehip Flight.
Levinga against iirs. n. r.
L. Arnold against Mrs. Blaine
G. Silver against Mrs. C. X.
Mrs.
Burn?.
Mr?. H.
Youn..
Mrs. W,
Johnson.
Miss Daphne Peters against Mrs. George
Redick.
Ses-owd Flight.
Mrs. If. V. Morris against Mrs. B. O.
Brunnington.
Mrs. H. Bohling against Mrs. H. Good
"rlch. Mra, G. M. Hoerner against Mrs. W. H.
rimn.
Mra. Joe Davis against Mrs. 8. Caldwell.
TbM Flight.
Mra. O. 8. Goodrich against Miss M. Tur
ner. Mrs. J. J. Vataon against Mrs. P. Eiche.
Mrs. F. L. Scott against Mrs. H. Lue-be-ger.
Miss G. Stout against Mrs E. A. Knapp.
Fowrtk Flight.
Mrs. W. H. Plataer against M ss Doro
thy Hall.
Mrs. E. F. Dougherty against Mrs. E.
Crs wford.
Mrs. Albert Foil against Mrs. R. A.
Nelson.
Mra A. L. Schanti against Mrs. J. W.
Skoglnnd.
Detroit . . .
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago ..
Boston ...
Washlng'n
New York
Phila
American league.
Mid.
W. Wk. T.
M T.
.11
. 3 '
. 4 5
.2
.5 8
0
2 S
.2 3
Tot.
. R.
Rally In Ninth Wins.
Falls Ci'y, Neb., June 20. (Specisl.)
Falls City American Legion team staged
a batting rally m the ninth inning, scor
ing three runs, and walloped the Fort
Leavenworth Disciplinary Barracks
Kan. City
Milwaukee 4
Indtanap'lis 2
Louisville . 7
Minnsp'is ln
at, Paul .. i
tolcdo 7
Columbus T
American Association.
Mid.
M T. W. Wk. T. F.
1
Tot.
S. K.
ii nnnlri imi that the runner annum nave - . ui it.i unm aun-
the benefit of the doubt and his run be McQill held the soldiers to 1 hits
' rrj and fanned 12, while Good in held the ex-
o The pitcher carelessl tossed the ball service men to 6 safeties and struck out
in the air and when it came down he The All-Nations, with j'Sraoke" Don
batted it up again but it got away from i aldson and Mendel, will pfay the Legion
him and rolled outside the diamond. The on the local field next Monday,
runner scored from third but it was core by Innings:
claimd that he ccild not score as it had Fr Leavenworth 012 00 0014
been an accident and the ball was not inLegion 200 000 003 S
rl.T The claim was not good. The pitcher T.rrors Costly.
was solelv at fault because he should j icanaoipn. -eo., june jo. Errors on the
not have made such a rarelcsa move. He i Part of the locals caused them to emerge
should have held the bull firmly ln his , the small end of a I to 1 count in the
hands. I game with Winside here Sunday. Neither
Lincoln
Fairbury
Norfolk ... 3
!d Isisnd 1
Hasting ..13
Beatrice . . 4
Nebraska State Leagae.
Ml
M T. W. Wk. T.
.. .11
T-.'t.
S. R.
xNa fame.
side scored until the fifth, when Ran
dolph started juggling the pill, and Wtn-
side scored five runs. The locals scored
two runs on aa overthrow m the seventh.
Batteries: Winslde. Cakes and Mellory;
Randolph, Lobsil and Brown. Struck out:
By Oakea, 14; by Lobell. 10. Hits: Ran
dolph, ; Winslde. 3. The locals will re
turn the engagement at Winaide next
Sunday.
Glrnwood Wins.
Glenwood. la., June 20. Hanka. high
i school cstcher, plsying second with the
"town" team, broke un the ball game
I with the L. C.'s of Council Bluffs here
4 If the ground rule says that any . this afternoon by knocking the ball out
. hit over tbe fnce is a home run and the ; of the neighborhood, with three on in the
I ball gns through the fence and not over j fourth.
' ! it. is it a home run? I Score by innings: R. H. E.
t A. It la a home rua whether ft goee Onwood "? 51 t 10 a 1
i ever the fence or through It. If the hall Council Bluffs 21" 1 3 3 2
i Is hesrad the harrier rtablihd hy the ' Batt-:es: Glenwood. Phllev and Blshos:
I ground rule that is all that la necessary. . C. B . Lellner. Green and Maiiigao.
O With a runner on first base tne
batter hits the ball to the second base-
, man. The runner on iirsr aoes not moc
I The second baseman throws the ball to
! the first baseman whose foot is on the
i base. The umpire calls the batter out
' but will not give a double play. Waa ha
i r.ght-
A. He was. vl hen the first baseman
1 caught the ball with his foot on the baee
: the batter was out and the runner who
' had been oa first was safe as It was his
' base. To make a double play the flrat
' baseman should have taken hia foot off
: the base, touched the runner on first and
i then touched tne base.
Faber Weakens in Thirteenth
and Senators Win, 9 to 6
Chicago. June 20. Urban Faber weak
ened In the 13th-inntng today and Sam
Rice started a rally by stretching a single
into a double, which enabled Washington
to score three runs and defeat Chicago,
t to 6.
Score:
II Serb. 3b
llKnarp. lb
LCrann. rf
tiWIg'st'a, p-rf,
0 Beck, p
, Totall 39 13 30 12
Totsli 42 12 30 o!
Score by innings:
Lincoln 100 004 003 08
Hastings 100 050 002 1 t..
Summary Runs: Carrig (3), Dye,
Wood, McCoy (2). Gibson, Goughan, Den
ton, Amen, Tomea (2), Wlllets, Serb,
Crannn. Wlgglngton. I Errors: cCoy, Zln
ker, Beltzer, Denton, Knapp. Home run:
Tomes. Three-base hits: Carrig, Amen.
Two-base hits: Wlgglngton, 2. Sacrifice
hits: Denton, Amen. Base on balls: Off
Jepson, S; off Wigglngton, 2; oft Beck,
2. Stolen bases: Tomes, Wood, Knapp,
Smith (running for Serb). Double plays:
Tomes to Denton to Knapp, Zlnker to Mc
Coy. Runs and hits: Off Wigglngton. 5
and t In 5 1-3 Innings; off Beck, 3 and
6 ln 4 2-3 Innings: off Jepson, 6 and 9
In 8 Innings: off Seance, 3 and 4 in 2 In
nings. Struck out: By Wlgglngton. 3: by
Jepson. 4; by Beck, 7. Left on basces:
Hastings, 8; Lincoln, 8. Hit by pitched
ball: Serb, by Sconce. Earned runs:
Hsstlngs. 6: Lincoln, 6. Umpire: Haw
thorne. Time: 2:30.
Saints Win the
'Rubber' Game
From Buffaloes
St. Joseph. Mo., June 20. (Spe
cial.) The slugging Saints humbled
the Uunaiocs in
the final game of
the series, J to 2.
The game was a
pitchers' battle be
tween McColl of
the St. Joe staff,
and Okrie, Oma
ha's southpaw
Dinger. Both
pitched good ball
all the way. Mc
Coll had a bad in
ning in the third
when three con
secutive hits sent
O'7Xr-'0 lW0 counters
KriO- across Okrie
pulled himself out of several bad
holes and was never hit hard.
Fly (iive WviU Two Score
in Fifth Brave (
Scorch.
Hiistou, June 2" v'otii h nf C in
citnuti held Hoston to tn hits, tn.
day. Cincinnati winning. 2 to 0.
Shinies hy Oveney. rinrlli and IUu
hert ami Hitrns' sAt-ritiiv ttv in the
fifth, gave Cincinnati il two tuns.
Not until (lie eighth did a Hostou
man reach first.
Score:
i
Hums cf 4 i
IIIH1. lb t i is
human. If 4 I n
IU.r. rf 1 2 I
Mircrsie e 4 0 2
H.Hi. !h 4 0 0
i sleoey. as 111
rinelll. Jb 2tS
Couch. P 3 0 0
Tsiil 31 7 :t
IIUKTilV
All II O
i fr t
21 ?462 " vi'v "RfcJu
rlNTINNVTI
AH II O A 1
f mm rr
t Itsrlate
(t,ihrislfili'. If
a i'rule. rf
lltnerkel lb
4 Hoik, lb
1 F'.rrt m
i;.,sr e
4 rnnnitm. p
.. rll-arhfrr, p
Mill
i "B.'UtllwnnB
I
I Tntall
netted for F'Hlngim In simh
Patted for Oesi hger In "ninth.
S. ere hy Innings: ,
Cincinnati ?;? J??-
Boston "" "00 "-
Summary Runs: Caveney. Plnelll. T
base hits: llsrper. Caveney. Ssrr'flra
hits- Burns. Pinelll (21. Double plsyt
Rnerkel to Barbers to Itnlke. Left on
has's: Cincinnati. ; Boston, 5 Base on
balls: Off Fllllngtm. I; off Oesehger, I.
Hits' Oft Flllinsim. 5 In Innings; off
Oes.-hser. 2 In 3 Innings Hit by pitched
bsll: Csvenev. by Filllnglm: Hsrper, br
Oesehger. Struck nut: Hy Couch. 1: by
Fillingim. 2; by Oesehger. 4 LoilnJ
pl'cher: Fillingim L'mplrei: O'Psy
Hart. Time. 1:11 ,
Colorado Oufielder Joins
Chicago White Sox
Chicago, June 19 Lee Willard,
an outfielder, from the University of
Colorado, Rouldcr, Colo., reported to
Manager Gleason of the Chicago
White Sox today. Willard is a 16
letter man, and said to be one of the
The game was put on ice in the greatest turned out bv the Colorado
sixth when Joe Bonowitz opened the institution. He weighs about 1SS
inning by doubling to left, advancing pounds and is five feet, nine inches
to second on a fly to right and scor- j (jU
ing on McDonald's sacrifice fly to ; '
Manush in deep center.
Omaha hit McColl hard in the
third but he tightened after that.
Snedeeor singled to right after two
men were down and scored when
Grantham crashed a long circuit
drive to deep center. Manush tripled
to center but a fast throw in by Bono
witz held him at third. Griffin closed
the casualities with a long fly that
Bonowitz gathered in.
Packers Defeat Tulsa
Tulsa, Okl., June 20 Sioux City msde
It three out of four from Tulsa by win
ning a hard-fought game today, 5 to 4.
Ostergard'a home run In the eighth after
Metz had been hit by a pitched ball de
cided the issue. Williams, former Oiler,
pitched his second victory of the serlea
for the Packers.
Score:
SIOUX C1TT. 1 TCL8A.
N. Y. Boxing Commission
Rules Kilbane's Title Vacant
New York, June 20. The New
York state boxing commission today,
ruled that Johnny Kilbane of Cleve
land had vacated his title of world's
featherweight champion by failing to
?ccept the challenge of Johnny Dun
dee of New York. Kilbane no long
er will be recognized in New York
state as the champion.
Mattlck. If
Temiosw'y.s
Elsb. cf
Mets. lb
Onenard. 3b
Palmer. 2b
Robinson, rf
Query, c
Williams, p
Totall
AB.H.O.A I
0 Bennett, If
1 LThompsoa. 3b
9 1 Dull, rf
8 1 Stuart. t
1 II Lamb, cf
2 llRaumaa, 2b
1 OiLellrrlt. lb
5 OlCmsnr. c
2 3c,lasler. p
iMlaclc. p
7 27 81'McGinala
I
AB.H.O.A.
5 1 0
0 II
2 1
1 0
0 0
0 0
g Special
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I Totals
Batted for Glasiec ln eighth.
Score by Innings:
Sioux City 003 000 020 h
Tulsa 100 000 3004
Summary Runs: Mets, Ostergard, Rob
inson. Query, Williams. Bennett (2),
Davis, Crosby. Error: Palmer. Earned
runs: Sioux City, 5: Tulsa. 4. Left on
bases: Sioux City, 6: Tulsa. 7. Two-base
hits: Bauman, Crosby, Glalser. Three
base hit: Dsvls. Home runs: Bennett,
Ostergard. Sacrifice hits: Mattick, Hem
ingway. Stolen base: Thompson. Base
on balls: Off Glasier. 5; off Williams. 3.
Struck out: By Black. .1: by Williams. 3.
Hit by pitched ball: Metx, by Glasier.
Runs and hits: Off Glasier. 5 and 7 In S
innings. Losing pitcher: Gfasler. Um
pires: Burnside and Fltzpatriok. Time:
1:35.
Payne Wins for Indians
Oklahoma City. Okl.. June 20 Payne
held Des Moines to three hits while Okla
homa City bunched the same number ln
each of two Innings and took the last
game of the home stand, G to
Score:
OKLAHOMA CITY.
AB.H.O.A.
DES MOINT.S. I
AB.H.O.A.I
Gorman, 2b
Wagner, 3b
floran, cf
Miller, lb
Turseon. at
Cullop. If
McLouiralln.rf 3
Tuns, e 3
Meri, p 2
0 4
0 1
1 2
0 11
1 0
0 0
0 0
1 4
0 2
5! Pitt, rf
1 Mann, ss
0 Ginilardl. SD
lIMiddleton, lb
2rtshsr. s
0:Long, ef
01 Enieser, 2b
O McDanitl, lb
5 i Payne, p
33 9 27 7
Total! 31 3 !4 15l Totall
Score bv innings:
Ties Moines 000 000 000 0
Oklahoma City 000 300 020 S
Summarv Runs: Middleton, L9ng (2),
Krucger. McDanlel. Errors: Miller, Men
(2), Payne. McDanlel. Glnglardi. Two
base hita: Horan. Tuna, Long, Krueger.
Base on balls: Off Men. 1. Hit by pitched
ball: Horan and Men, by Payne: Glng
lardi, by Men. Struck out: By Merz, 4;
by Payne, 6. Left on bases: Des Moines,
6; Oklahoma City. . Earned runs: Okla
homa City. 3. Umpires: Brown and Mc
Gloom. Time: 1:3.
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
W.R.MELL0R
Republican Candidate
for
Lieutenant Governor
Primaries July 18, 1922
WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A '
Judge, lb
Persinp'gh, a
Milan. If
Smith. V
Bice, cf
Shsnss. b
Harris. 2h
Brower. rf
GherritT, e
Kricksna. p
Zarhsry, p
Totsli
Batted
CHICAGO.
AB.H.O.A.
8 4 It 1'Jnhnsr.n. 7 110
7 1 J 4 Mullifaii. 3b 7 12 0
3 2 3 0 Collins, 2b 7 4 4 0
4 0 1 0 Hooper, rf 7 111
6 5 7 0 Mnatil. cf .13 0 0
4 11 2 Fllk. If 0 1 0
0 2 5 5 Sbeelr. lb 5 2 21 1
Slid Scbilk. c 0 S 7 0
0 13 1 l-ererette. p 10 0 0
3 0 1 0 strnnk 10 0 0
2 0 12 Hdse. p 110 2
raber. p 10 0 1
54 IS 39 ISi
I Totali. 54 IS 39 20
for Leverette tn fourth.
Score by Innings:
Washington 000 410 lnfl 00n S
Chicago 200 001 030 000 0 0
Summarv Runs: "Rice 13). Shanks t2.
Harris t2). Brower. Ghsrrlty. Collina,
Hooper, Mostil. Sheely. Schalk. Hodge.
Errors: Pecklnpaugh. Shanks. Hsrrls (2),
Mostil. Sheely. Two-bsse hits: Oharrity,
Judge. Sheeley. Rica (2). Brower 2.
Stolen bases: Hooper. Mostil, Rice. Har
ris. Sacrifice hits: Shanks (2). Hodge,
Gharrlty. Double plays: Hsrrls to Peck
lnpaugh to Judge. Collins to Sheeler. Let
on bases: Washington. 14; Chicago. 13.
Base on balls: Off Lererette. 2: off Ertck
son. 1: off Hodge. 4: off Fsber. 1. Struck
out: By Leverette. 1; by Erlrkson. 2: hy
Fsber. J: by Zarhsry. 1. Hits: Off Lever
ette. 0 In 4 Innings: off Hodge. 7 in in
nings (none out in llth: off Faber. S j
in 1. Innings: off Erickson. is in 7 2-3
innings: off Zachsry. S in S 1-2 innings I
Balk: Za-hary. Winninr pitcher: Zaeh-j
e-y. Losing pltch-r: Faber. Umpires:
I tun Omens and Waish. T.me: 3:1s. ,
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