Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 219, 14 September 1922 — Page 13

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND. IND.. THURSDAY, SEPT. 14, 1922.

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DAZZY VANCE PROVES -UNDOING OF REDLEGS ON EBBET'S FIELD

BROOKLYN, Sept. 14. Dazzy Vance was good enough himself to trim the Redlegs, but his team-mates were ahle to connect with the offerings of Eppa Rlxey timely enough to push across a tally In each of the fifth, seventh and eighth Innings for a 3 to 2 win, In Wednesday's opening battle at Ebbet's field. Pop-up flies were about the best the Moran crew of batters could do with the offerings of Vance. Daubert was the only Red to hit consistently. He took a two base hit. Babe Pinelll hit a triple In the ninth with two down, but the remainder of the batting order could not produce. Robins Are Consistent Regardless of the fact that the Reds were not hitting as consistently as they should to win. their two run lead obtained In the third inning looked

pood for a victory. Rixey had the Robins shut-out until after two were gone In the fifth, then DeBerry shot a hot one between third and short. Bohne rushed over and made a fine stop, but the throw was just too long, and the batter beat it Vance dropped

a pop-up In short right close to the foul line. DeBerry taking third and

scoring on Olson's smash over third

for two bases. Johnston luted to onseca for the third out.

. It was all due to Dazzy Vance's

curve ball, which the Reds broke their

backs trying to hit. Rsdlegs Lead

The two run lead obtained by the Reds was made In the third inning when Pinelli worked Vance for a walk.

Bohne lifted a fly to right which Griffith got well under and then muffed (load, putting two runners on. Rixey's bunt was a pop fly just over Schmidt's

head, as the first baseman came onto the grass to handle it Schmidt got Rixey at first. Olson handled the throw and then tried to get Bohen at second, but the throw went into the left field and Pinelll scored, Sammy going to third. Burns nent a long fly out to center, Bohne trotting home on the catch, John Couch was sent to hurl for the Redlegs Thursday and Walter Ruether was to oppose him. The score:

CTKCTKNATI AB R IB PO A K

Burns, rf.

Daubert, lb 4

Duncan, If. . . Roush, cf. Fonseca, 2b. Hargrave. c.

Pinelll, 3b. . Bohne, ss. .. Rixey, -p. ... Totals BROOKLYN Olson, 2b. Johnston, ss. Griffith, rf. . Wheat, If. ... Myers, cf. Schmidt, lb. Hish, 3b. ... DeBerry, c. . Vance, p. . . Totals Cincinnati . . Brooklyn . . .

Two-Base Hits Daubert, Olson. Three-Base Hits Pinelli. Left on Bases Cincinnati, 6; Brooklyn 5. Struck Out By Vance, 5. Bass on Balls By Vance, 3. Hit by Pitcher Vance, 1. Umpires Sentelle and Klem. Time 1:33.

How They Stand

National League. Clubs- , Won Lost

New York S2 K3

Pittsburgh .78 59 St. Louis ...75 fi2

Cincinnati 74 63

Chicago 72 63

Brooklyn .67 69

Philadelphia 48 85 Boston 46 88

American League. Clubs . Won Lost

New York 85 54 St. Louis , 84 56 Detroit 73 63 Chicago 70 70 Cleveland 68 71 Washington 62 73 Philadelphia 57 80 Boston 55 82

American Association. Clubs Won Lost St Paul , 95 52 Minneapolis 80 66

Indianapolis 79 70

Kansas City 77 . 72 Mllwauke 76 73 Louisville 72 79 Toledo 60 90 Columbus 56 93 GAMES TODAY National League. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York. Pittsburgh at Boston. St. Louis at Philadelphia. American League. New York at Chicago. Washington at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Detroit. Boston at St. Louis. American Association. Louisville at Toledo Indianapolis at Columbus. Milwaukee at Minneapolis. Kansas City at St. Paul.

Pet. .607 .569 .547 .540 .533 .493 .361 .343 Pet. .612 .600 .518 .500 .489 .459 .416 .401 Pet. .646 .548 .530

.517 .510 .477 .400 .376

GRAYS DROP LYNN BY ONE-SIDED DECISION; KNOTT MAKES HOMER Mike Knott hit a home run in the seventh Inning of Wednesday's game at Exhibition park when the Cambridge Grays walked-off with a12 to 0 victory over the Lynn ball club, Ovid McCracken. Detroit hurler, was in uniform with the Lynn team, but he did not attempt to hurl. He

went into the outfield in the last inning, however. Two Hurlers Used. . Lynn used two pitchers inx an attempt to stop the Grays, but from the third inning, the game was the same as iced away. Knott swungShard in his times at bat to the early part of the game, but he could not get square with it until he let fly with one in the seventh after he had swung twice. The apple rode far into center field and the fielder lost the ball in the weeds, while

the Cambridge slugger made the cir

cuit

Arguments Prevail. Considerable argument about the

decision of the "Umps" marred the game for the matinee, but after a new

umpire had been installed the two

clubs went along without any more trouble. Cambridge will play the winner of the Liberty-Eagle game, which was scheduled for Thursday afternoon at Exhibition park. The final game with Cambridge and the winner of Thursday's game will be played Friday. The score: Lynn. AB RH PO A E Hoover, cf 3 0 0 2 0 0

McCracken, cf. 1 McCoy, 3b 4

0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

0 3 2 10 0 0

.29 2 5 24 14 3 AB R IB PO A E

...4 ...4 ...3 ...4 ...4 ...3 ...3 ...3 ,..2

0 12 1 0 2 5 2 0

Middletown Colored Lads

Oppose Eldorado Sunday

ELDORADO, Sept. 14. The Middle

town colored team will meet Eldorado here Sunday afternoon. The colored lads are a fast outfit and with a good

pitcher, they are coming to give Eldorado a real fight for the decision.

Juday will be on the mound for. the

home club and Rautsaw will be behind

rthe plate.

Fans are highly elated over the

showing of the home club and they ex

pect the limit from the nine each time.

.30 3 9 27 14 2 ;.0O2 000 0002 ..000 010 llx-3

NEW PARIS TO MEET HOLLAHSBURG TEAM NEW PARIS, Sept, 14. Holiansburg

will oppose New Paris here Sunday

afternoon in what is expected to be a

battle. The visitors are a strong outfit, capable of putfag up a real exhi

bition of the national pastime, and

they are expected to give the locals

a battle for the full nine innings.:'

New Paris has been going good of

late and they intend to keep up the

good record. Swisher will do the hurling for the home club and McGill will

catch him.

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Can't Score Piston Team

To Oppose liberty Sunday LIBERTY, Sept. 14. Liberty's ball

club will oppose the Can't Score

Pistons, of Cincinnati, on the home lot

Sunday afternoon. The visitors pack

a good line-up of fast ball players and

tney are expected to give UDerty a

good game.

Carden will hurl for Liberty and the

remainder of the line-up will remain

the same. .

Spillers, If.

D. Jones, rf. Runyon, rf.

Meredith, c

Arnett ss., p

Shade, lb. ........ Davis, 2b, c. Kouialike, p, ss. ...

Adams, 2b 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 11 1 8 2 3 0

Bases on balls Off Flaherty, 2; off Kouialike, 3; off Arnett, 1. Struck out By Flaherty. 9; by Kouialike, 4; by Arnett, 6. Hit by pitched ball Hunt by Arnett; Flaherty by Arnett Left on bases Lynn, 2; Cambridge 5. ' Stolen bases Long, Runyon. Double plays Flaherty to Hunt to Creager to Reddmghaus; Arnett to Davis to Shade. ' Umpires Squier, Peele and Thornburg. ; t

1 27 9 4

Totals... 30 0 Cambridge.

AB R H PO A E

Caldwell, 2b. ... 2 Creager. 2b 3

Reddinghaus, 3b.

Long, cf Knott, ss. , Diffenderfer, If. Runnels, rf. Hunt, lb Stickler,, c Flaherty, p. ...

0 1 1 0 0 0 1 14 10 0

0 2 3 0 3 0 1 1 0 4

Totals 41 12 10 27 14 2 R H E Lynn . . 1. .'....000 000 000 0, 1 4 Cambridge 005 010 330 12 10 2 Two-base hit Flaherty. - Home run Knott

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FIVE LEADING BATTERS OF EACH MAJOR LEAGUE National League. G AB R H Pet. Hornsby, St. L. ..135 541 118 212 .393 Tierney, Pitts. ..102 360 51 134 .378 Miner, ChL 109 414 52 148 .353 Eigbee. Pitts. ...130 532 95 187 .352

Grimes, Chi 120 441 89 155 .352 American League. G AB R H Pet. Sisler, St. L.... 1.132 550 124 232 .422 Cobb, Det 124 485 86 188 .390 Speaker, Cleve. .122 421 85 158 .375 Heilman, Det. ..188 455 92 163 .358 Tobin, St. L 131 453 113 189 .336

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