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WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 5. 1921 l i t u. ouu.i d ccuTD ISciVo-TTfflES 1 1

L J .t i i n -j 1 - 1 -I t M

Foolish to Pick a Winner Though Giants Have Edge

'itrliin? Has Been Biggest Factor in Scries in Last Five Years ut Number of Sluggers May Make Difference.

Ry jack vr.iorK.

!becaue of h!3 terrific macinff. gets

i:V VOKK. O-t. 4. Pickir.fr the i the call over IZm'A Meucl. Meurel

is tho better fielder of the two ,ho.v"ver, and a dangerous batter at all times. George Hums, one of the betl fielders In either major league and a wonderfully consistent hitter, outrank Elmer Miller, of the Yank, in center Held. Miller fields as well an Purn, but he has not had the experience and he doesn't come up to Burns as a swatsman.

night field, with Bob Meusel and!

Itovi Younp on patrol duty, offers, SHALS another stand-off. Both Meusel and j M Collura , Younc are consistently eood in the ! Homphill .

' ' ' I 1 .

:. r of t.e vnrM s-rirs brtwn

. ir.t.x and Yanks i a. hazard-

alj.-.oet foolish tahk to ntt'-mpt. Th- fliin!.'. Ju de-ins thm by ali-ir--;rd .:bi -Ity, hiv- an tlx on the Y..:ik. though It is all on papT. So (;;.ir.t vi-tory In the ror.iJr.? Fortes r.r-t purpr!-''1 th writer, though i r. u!-:.ind-out yrtion of McI raw's team is rot bin? mad" hre. No worldV ?ri s in th la;t five year. nr have offered such a iu"un!a'r. of uncertainties to the " r ;f'.r." Bf-th tams havo thfir w-.ak and rtmn,? point. I'.-th are p.. : ( f a trrifi" punch. Uich has pr ! that it ran ';:'ht and win ur; ! r iir-. V.V;!v 1 k I" by side, thy y. il ;nce tho s'ib s pretty -von'y. ':U hiriu' has dcifh d rno.-t world's pori" of other years. It may d'-ci le th:-- on'-. If it da.-n, tho (liants are th'- he: pr'Prel to stand the strain of a hard s Tie. B'it what will th rdpe in pitching pr-t.t th" Giants If tli" Yanks Ftart to slaughtering the slants of McCraw's men? Or what if the proline bats (.f the Giants, f-lx of whom are ..If1) hlttcri-. no matter whether Smith or Snyder i used behind the bat, crash through the offerings of Carl May and Waite IIyt?

Iookln- at it from this an.le, abil

ity to make th hit may have more

to do with the decision in favor o

tho team that Krts the fewest hit..

Utah Bis Question. Babe Buth, naturally enough, looni.i up a the bi? question mark for the Giant pitchers to solve. Take hhn out of tho Yank lineup and New York fana would make the Giants prime favorite. The big IJamhino may break up thn best rdfrhed ba'.l rame at any Ptace. No-

body known thi.s any baiter than j Ihirin? Brooklvil HnllV.

i - j j

BOWLIMG

1IISH AWAK A

HALI IIAM KIISl'M'S

ni.MINLK'.S I'rre Ill .tit In .............. ! Toter M C;;sk'-j J"l Ilol V's IlanJicap 1SS Total 7?f, C'OONTAILS IMt'hr 1C1 1'io.Ter VV.nferhoue 101 Hopper 131 I.i van Handicap L'T'j

11?. 11.1 l.-.l m

ll'i US 112 1W 270

Total

117 J l'j

right garden. Both can play ball, j j..r't!.r ' j;;':

nit oi: tne nign one accurateij. ana sr v.i r

i a eoinrirlrnr-o thnt thp . Haridcap J.T

batch of batting averages showed them hitting .325 apiece. In tho catchlnjf department the Giant have the edg-e.

Smith and Snyder, both hitting ! HU der

better than .320, are pood, bis marks! N'ttlrtnn

e . .u.i 1 j.. i i i iiii

ior piicnre, ncaay generais Deninu ,

the bat and good tlelders. Both can cut down runners at second with

Handicap .,

Totals rniiRos W .rr.er

r,r;.

112 lit 112 i:;7 2.:0

i.".i in 17.'. 140

12.'i i:2 io.1M 12S 270 973

10' 147 171 l."i i:u) 2".0

r.uzzard b.'l r.flduff rruger 201 3H Handirap t'.7 1 iT.D Totals Ml 477 410 nonpai:i:ils ,v: Hurolits 172 Wolf' ir... 2.V.I Low Seore U2 anderbosch 154 .T"nli-fen l.--" r,7I Ilandleap m ;;rr r.-M Totals 870

S37 1702

444 4HN

4-.N ! 4 ." ; (;: ) i

141 127 l.Vt

01 Iff) l tin

Kl OOS

17' 13.l.r.7 120 173 13

ir.o 113 1.-.4 ls; IM

00G 0CO

LIOIIT DIAMONDS T.nff ll.l Taker ii: Ilnrrlnsrer ir,0 I.ol.ju(rb l.ts SvauW 17 Handicap IK

140 ir.2 140 110 l.Vi lta

17 1.--) 143 1 ll 1G3

sr. I S'.Ü tS7 27S4

Ilacdii-ap

lo 312 01 12; i.:o

14S 104 in; 144 21 2

1.12 HO 122 1P mi 22:i

Totals CATITOL Marcus

H nlersoa Weiniewski Oiiils Pel .......

r.O fCA 012

I'.o 127 13? 147 14

Tot.als ...

i.i:tho's

047 847

deadly regularity, and the slow-foot- j crühton :d Yank will do well not to tempt Ilodupp .

their arms. Schang, tho veteran, and

youn? Devorner, aro Hugins' catch- KnoiiioVk".."."...".". 12.

I!t:e. he

Itol:n

01 123 110

ing staff.

? ! Carl Mays Became

Famous by Mighty

Twirling in 1916 "

Handicap Totals ...

2:)1

121 127 121 icn lis 201

VA 113 127 12M 14". 201

DARK

H .tl L . S'neM M3trcer ... S:i Ith Mebbelnier Handicap Totals. ..

DIAMONDS

b77 800 8Cd

4tS) ::i; ::2t) 4S2 t;co 20." 1

.,t.o

43n TUMBI.KIiS 470 j r.a Arpdol :r2 ! I'.elbrlseh

ro.3 i Lite . ' Lattlalr

2Ci3 I Murray

ft) 171 1.-.C i3

143 03 12! 130

133 2ii; 133 l-" 13

17rt 120 UK) 124 irj

mi 101 ir.4 liä 210 ls.3

SCO 1020 0G7

Carrigan Sent Rookie to the Iound With Bases Filled

M'. Graw and It goes without saying J liuth will probably gtl a base on,

lall.i If the CiarU.s are In a tight pinrh. If 3 all in tho. crime, and the Yank pLcher have the .same prerogative. It can be siid i:i favor of Mc- ( Irak's team that tlie Oiant have a betteri'.i ..-asone.i and bett r primed pitr-hin staff tuday than the Yanks. In Nehf, Tor.cy, Douglas and Barnes, M' Jra,w has a mighty capable quarh i'.. -hind these men are bailee, Iiyau and Shcu. Manager Iluircrin has his one bi u f. C.iri Mays, a game and brilliant ;. :-uiu' td.ibb. r in Waite Hoyt and a tiap.;-ei '.us and wiley veteran when is ricrht in Bob hawkey. But Siia v key is not at his best. Harper, i'irrry and Collins stand behind thtsr twirlt-rs. Ni lif Books (iood. Th.- ;iant-- haven't looked at a . -n: ri:T- delivery KUh as Maya and will undoubtedly find it ::-.,uV.-s'ime, but Art Nehf. in form. ::,.nds an even chance to take May's measure. Comj-ured to the Yanks,

Dust'-j off the .bench somewhere amon? th pennant-winning teams ig a downhearted rookie who may in the next few dap leap to unforgettable lory, through the medium of the world's serits. History proves that it has been done frequently. In fact the series in .which no rookie makes the big jump from the bench to the center f national attention is the exception ather than the rule. Who'll it be in 1921 ? Probably no rookie ever had a stiffcr introduction Into the tigr series than did Carl Maya, present Yankee hurier. when he was a rookie member of the Bed Sox squad in 1D16. In th first game of the series between Boston and Brooklyn Ernie Shore apparently had the game sewed up. for the Red Six were leading 6 to 1 when Brooklyn came to bat in the ninth. Then came a u-rtat Brooklyn rally. Three runs

A HGO'J

Kellv ;. Diteh .. Kuhn J. Dlfeh ..

M Dt:!Ti ..

andicap

r.o 102 ii; ir',4 23

1S3 111 74 134 12S Ol

201 122 loa 14.", KW 231

r.is r m I 30" 400 fj3

Totals

&70 StX 075 2709

WARE HOUSE NO. 1 T,f-nsetimler I.'.s Hepler IT,.) Averse 1M) Holln 101 Carter 13s Handicap 1H

us 115 ISO lis 171 lit

143 143 107 1H

410 43S Mi) r,v 43J

125 17 127 100 104

1 1SH tJ 145

ORI'IIEI AI LADIES ORPIIEl'M LADIUS NO. 1 Fwitzer 120 112

C'clip 131 Lew Score .) (fiicbell 127 Moore 100

12Ö 114 151 131

154 IM lt-3 155 145

02 11) 123 10'J 110

.3.54 447

Totals

5i3 C34 C04 1S01

Totals TRIMMERS4Zlinruerman ....

IlamaJOIid . IHhsrhman Miller Ave rape .. allndioap

ST D:S 2715

147 120 117 110 i:o

121 ii 122 117 ISO 1!)

14." 112 14'. 12' 1st! K)3

413 32a 41s ::i2 "4U :S3

ORPIIEl'M INDIES NO. 2 Culver SiS 125 Iiowman S5 121 Lcedhinan 101 114 U'ilJette 109 120 IlildebranJ ui 120

111 115 157 110 121

331 321 .a. I

33i

aas

Totals

400 C00 C14 1C01

GREENING SPECIAL

Totals Sso 820 01S 20'S

SHOIl MAKERS Cnienh8vT J'"s MinclnscU 137 Mann 10) (lunn lsi Round 130 Handicap 172

122 154 200 133 150 172

143 17S 154 l."0 123 172

4r. fdt 470 4 CO 510

Tota.!f 054 040 02S 2.22

WAPEOUSE NO. 2 Eekstlen 112 Walker i 42 Dohner 155 Jr. 11 Ik 103 KlStt S-5 ullndirnp 219

125 151 144 145 131 cr.3

un 120f3 10S 110 210

353 422 .302 V)0 .337 M)7

I., Greenlnff Aker Knobloek .,

Heusler Douoran

100 112 1f2 IDS 152

203 1 100 140 1U5

143 1L5 170 lso 175

K03

444

510

4ir

Totals

7S3 m 840 21C0

SOUTH REND niltowykl Rtbrens Svb roder

Rrtssler Carmin

STATIONERY

1UH

130 i;s ISO

174 154 14H 14S 100

140 102 157 1SS

474 47ft 473 4'.6 500

Totals

Sfid 070 851 PV7

t".-ie lliants art- superior in tiolilin. h:d been pounded across and tho

and ba.-e running. They play a more :.-. v-itu d tcanie on both attack and

defense than the Men

1 1 u. gins.

On: i- th y .start Rettin?; men o: the ba-ns. MrCnw will send them around, for the (liant can run the s.n ks. Tlie Yank-, on the other hand. luve the habit of pluming their men aroMn 1 the p.nks. Can they do it in t!il. rcriis? Figures for t!1.?- season show that tin Y.;iiks exi e'. in run-making, but

th- y have ta ide but llva more hits I run. , , . :'a . i;iint: an in a t'.uht - Two years later Mays played a biff ri the supposed bulge of the Hut- !art in downing the Cuba in the '18 .,uv fail t- materialize. 1 -eries. winning the third game and

Vr,r-;w as romi"ared with Hu-'.ib.j last and decidin.cr frame.

, seasone.l world's s-irir-s; times by adores of 2 and 1

campaigner and a even-time p,-n-i.tnt winner in Ills own league. As

SLITTER'S Gill loO DniM 102 Welnbersr 104 Fuwhusli 117 Average 10 ;indk-np 20J

137 115 120 12S ISO

140 V 111 ino 10 2 s.S

Totals CUTTER.S Swan son Willette

Wtppler Kopps . Ca 6 tell .

70s. 23 853 247'

177 202 15S 152 1Ü1

217 202 170 150 1x8

135 1S1 150 150 155

520 5s5 4S7 452 504

Totals SÖ0 027

7SO 2Ö57

r.sc, v.0

41 1. 1 540 vsO

I! LACK StttTer .. Patterson

Diujel . UU-hter Ctok ..

SOX-

174 124 1-J5 K 107

UK 150 14h 1T3 153

140 127 145 17S 157

Totals 770 S12 753

Totals

' ases were filled with enthusiastic Brooklynites when Manager Carrigan sent Shore to the 'showers and called on Bookie Ma vs.

It was a toui-Th moment, even for ''r'tt

a veteran, cniei .Myers, a uravy hitter, and Jake IXaubert. star swatsman of the Brooklyn team, were up next in order. Myers beat out an iniield hit, but Mays saved the day by making Daubert ground to Scott, and the Brooklyn rally failed by one

DOS 070 001 215

EUMRER JACKS Trirple 115

! r.Aff s7

101 ........... I.'-.

Robinson 143 Handicap 20S

a ;rati-cri-t h his -h own himself to lt c'.:o. ri r to the midget manager in the way h-' has ban 11 d Iiis tram this : .- p.. llugii:.s knows ball players .i: .! lvv- to develop them but he Is u:. tried as a wor'.d srioV Held genr il

t ' ; .":iS fro"-! l'I 1 II ll JCA- 1 u u uu " vi vuj. uc-ti,

a newcomer with the Mackmen that

13s u; 110 12-; 105 20s

137 120 122 H '.7 lf.4 20S

300 343 :r.a 42 :c,2 024

Totnls

703 020 01S

STl'UKll AKF.lt SCOItKS tudelmkfr National. CNT.R

I.c-renz I'fcht .

Rrnndt .... Hrlley . Low Si'ore Handicap

Totals ... REDS Ha Ik 1'oiver ..... Harmon ... Mueller Walters ... Hnndlenp Totals ...

1 .1-

tion.-". r iiuis s to le a battering affair. B.'th teams will have their li-rhtine; clotiis on. Victory mear.f something between 50.00m ar.d ?7.0io apb co for the ii-inrtni !i''iiit :ipiI both ar fa-

I 1 r" rr . , -,- T.linr tili 111 n t a tn

both

In the

two frames h allowed only 10 hits. Bush Koso l'nexi)cctcxlly. Iyeslie Bush is another hurier who unexpectedly leaped to fame. Connie Mack, Athletic leader, counted on his two veterans. Plank and Bender, to pull him through the 1013 series with the Giants. But for the third game Mack

Miller

Kostlser

Reason, and a pitcher who had had , s'm'ltu '."l only one year of minor league ex- ! 7UUy .'. .". ..'.'.'.. perience. He had spent 1012 with Handicap ...

the Missoula (Mont.) team. Bush worked like a vet. opposing

. . 203 177 133 r.13 ,. 13s 151 153 422 .. !:17 131 153 421 . 1"i 11i l32 4as , . 142 123 01 350 . 170 175 15S 510 . 057 S73 S30 2t"".0 . 102 105 01 44s . 142 14i Iii'. 400 . V.t 125 150 473 . 17; 140 137 457 . 10 4 13'. 131 434 .170 170 170 537 . 104 4 SO4.) Sf-O 2740

INTER CITY llnmon 101 C. Wfiirener l.Tj 1 AVhiteman 150 Churchill 130 J. Wagener 153

Totals

7H2

IND. ENGRAVING Kceue 157 Sipotz 1!7 G. I'opp ls. Rumpf los M. I'opp 137

133 151 104 is: l 130

1S5 174 u; ls7 101

152 100 171 153 ls'.i Sil

150 1S5 2o7 171 103

4 SS 401 43 51 L 477

40S 4 4! 515 45S 47S

230S 4'.S .554 .Vss 520 01

Totals

S3 1 003 SS0 2(517

MIAMI

I Jittisoti

Welcome ., IIiMelranfl LoOaugh .. Rrewer ... Totals ..

150 152 1ST 140 105

140 104 171 150 132

1S3 105 17' 15S

473 all -.30 403

12 70, j:7 i;5)"i

AMERICAN TRUST Shirk 171 E.- Entrdahl 1"S Eianions 10) I: Oy is.-, R. Engdahl 170

17s 10O 157 150 b5s

174 152 157 172 io;

1.50 r.o t 510 531

Totals

SS3 S12 S.31 2.52a

Studebakrr Amerlran.

INDIANS

in tills re-

m:.l ir wltii :no l'oio

v.iirhcr will have an edvit

H p e 0 1 . Also, the rivals will be playing to ' home r wds" an i each will have a world of -apport. !. raw I --- Sli!irclC ain.. Mctlrav. v a'.waya bfOii iarial to -ho .ame. Tiie hit and run is ; -lite ni-thjd of attack, out he can m. '-m up when the t.cc.i;or. ar.M s. Tho science of slug

ging, incidentally, is a second nature

with tho Yanks and players

I tu Hi. IVe'i. Meuüel and Tipp arc bis stur.i'ul.nc l.'.ck fur any pitcher to f.io . Vit ou never (an judge what

Totals

live blnglcs and defeating them 8 to 2. lie was the only Mack pitcher outside the veteran pair to deliver. George Hohe, substitute third baseman for the "White ox. joined the team nt the tall end of the 1905 season, playing as- substitute at Intervals during 1005. Ordinarily a w ak hitter. IU ho in

the 1306 world series, pounded out; ,r(V.,r,n;"

a triple in the fifth inning of the j .ir.Tr.M,n .. first game that nab'.ed the White ; II rltr S!v to win 2 to 1. and put Mm on ,,:,,1"lrnP tiie hot corner regularly for the Total ..

Total

RRDWNSGusfafson .. NiU'-nt .... Domanskl . elmer .... I'nrker Handicap

. 15 K-3 1 00 4 07 . 1 sil 105 l'ot .540 . 153 123 13 4 41.'- . 1 '.0 205 15 4 47 . 17i 172 147 4so 05 15 '.." 55 . .0 t2i r,no 27 7 . 102 110 12 4aa . til i::7 121 . 124 123 130 r.v; . Hi b'N no 50; . 121 13 l'!2 rv. . 23) 250 22 ! 70-S , sji ws ;r,0 2052 I

KLK i;OWLIN(i ItESLI.TS HOOFS Hftrlln 'si 150 no 517 I'rownell 12 22' 100 ff4 Hvatt 1 1V2 101 5.3.3 I'auKan 170 17') 235 5s2 Leel)e 142 15 147 472 Totals S74 pi:j 025 2712 SOX Pischke 15s pi7 is2 557 I'f.'or I'.T T's t?7 JTJ

Ti:i.i:riioM; iikm ijs

NTOLX CO. l

11 itr

I.y ster

l."!l

150 I . . . ita

15s 12 121 11 a 174 275

1 10 123 12 15a 114 275

154 .14 '.I 30 s rsl 40.1 S25

will do

y wl; it he has done d; r .M. a.-v.

a world's series

;rlng the reg-

o i"e u re

.some comparatively turns up as a batting

bilaroe of the prr. Aeam in the i ! third game Kohe ,ame uv with the ' , ,,rut' r .. ..." .. i?V" Ibises full in the sixth. Kling, tho j ..o!k"rs .....'..,'.. li'.t

Cub catchT, warned him as h" ap- rllrtrer 1?1 preached that he needn't expect an- ; s:,jv,,lr .'..'.'.'.'..'.'" " i5 ether straight high ball, the kind j 'Handicap V.V.V.'.V uio

that he had soaked two lays before. !

ayer turns up as a ü;iuu.i, , v,.l that Kl'nir was trv- I

i-.er So, no matter w.ueh wa ouJn. to v)rk h,.n f( f a nr, s:rike . MISirAWAKA NO. 1turn In sizing up the rival teams, a rlsht Thf. hrs. ball wa, ; WM! 137 f:o:-.e of uncertainty confronts i stra:?ht ar(l nIffh ;inti Kohe pound-! t?.1! uU- , led it to the r'.pht tield waT. for his ! An !.r'soa '." Ill

in comparing me ...o. . trirvle of the series, cleaning oi.Mlne in

; - ww i

uauutcTip . a

'.V. 070 'j 1 2 2s."

loa 100 1 1f. 15s 147 100

1 '" 15Ö 147 13s 13.1

41." 510 414 4. is -30 57

Totals

v20 0.5 S0; 270.'

man Tor man. the teams balance up pretty evenly, though the O'.ants are itrjr.jer lr the box and behind the 1 at. At brst base w ith Kelly an I Pipp t) be considered It lo-oks liko a f.and-cff. IMpp haa a ehade In I'.cld:rg and is a mighty dangerous bat-:-r. K ily. from whose afhen war lub .s.r.Hr'.ps. doubles, triplet and b '.'r.e ru:.s have bounced consistently all reason, is nearly as a good a rie'.itr and a heavier hitter. At teecond bafe, Aaron Ward may i e givt n a flight ehade ove r Jchnny Itawlir.s, but at shortstop IV-ck and Liane ruft of!-r anothvr stand-eff. Both are r!ahy tied'. or-, good hitiers ar.d quirk thinkers who have had Kn-r exper-ence. IVis-li ILanks High. Frar.k r'r;."ch ranks above Nally at third. IK- is a l.-tter bitt-r und bas-i runner and though he seems to rejuire more effort ir; b-lding hard-hit balls toward the hot corner he gets 'em. arid h has a wonderful arm. In tho irft held. Habe ltuth.

th? bases and sewing up tho pan-

tor the Sox. Totals

Wliltrm.m nils lMnoli.

C.eorge Whiterr.an. a veteran play-! i.nIA'AA N er who epent years in obscure minor J Pr-ny v.7 leagues and who begged in vain for '""bp 123 hischar.ee in the big show, finally VZ

it in 191 S. too late in life to be

Handicap

Totals . . .

101

11 no P'7 104 its 2s.l

137 1T 10s 137 1 3 101

170 1 lOs On 2N5

427 4 --.3 301 rn:i .".07 S'f

1 1',0 114 134 155 14S lot

42 425 47"

TntlN ...

s75

of jjreat advantage to him. ; Whiteman, thrown into the Red !

Sox-Cubs tattle of 1 0 1 S because of ; COTMKItCIAL OPTICE Boston's short handedness, proved 'lrert 114 the hero of the series. j l,0Jn .'.".'.'..'.'.'.'..'. lc He wen the Mrt game with his Tewi . . 14'.

hitting, getting two cf Hoston'.'s five j "bo'n Ita t .u. a,... IIar.dI.Mp 225

robbed Dodo Paskert of what wa tickettvl for a home run, by a seemingly Impossible catch. In the flftla hlj perfect throw to the plate from left field cut off Hollocher with a

Cut run. And in the eighth inning J kt'!1"! f the eighth game, with Hosten j I! in.iap

hading ry only one run, Wliiteman si ved the Jay "by running far in for barber's liner, erabins the ball in one hand and turning a complete suinereault.

10 d 032 0 "" 233

Total

PLANT OFFICE Krnett 142 Ts Tier l".o

'Ir ' r:rt

i . . 11" r. 03

111 120 b'5 147 147 -w

117 1J7 l'f) - 1 42

121 120 11 157 1.7 225 71

17 151 135 134 in

.370 r-' 4 5C7:

417

TAM)Rn nil. SCPEHLA C & G'SD! -k i:a Ilueriirr.r 100

013 013 nr:t i.ts

ir,141

10s IS.1)

o n

iL, I in 1

- , v..

IQUn BROS. 602 S. Michigan St. Phones :

Main 164 Lincoln 5164

i'3&tZ Miller .... I'iefcarOs . Totals . BILLS Vorgiu ...

Fevers

D1I Predemns , Totals BUCKTAILS rfi.n:i IurTrt I ow Score

Cornier

12 132 175 Ks.;

125 1 -s 17 1 211 152

1 1 177 070

130 i:.o 154 1st 1 4

l.v 14 S7.

147 1-2 150 1 4'. 1C0

555

2'.oi

40" 4'0 454 .V.s 405

705 7'B 740 2540

Totals

105 10 4 125 107 7i

CrCKHYES Sommers , YVerntz Lash Abraham Sharkey , Totals

171 14S 154 14' 1S2 705

Ti 1 30 177 5 ".?

1S3 14S 120 220 L'04

101 170 130 '.4

5a ? 55 301 57

S 12 251

SPECIALS JCobr tvas , yde Cstafer Van Kirk

13 172 105 i-2 107

247 L-24 214 17 102

Totals p:ij lou-i

171 ls.5 170 t''.s

IM It's 2os 12 2(") 01s

4'N 5vl 2047

020 50.1 ;i7 .".'ii 55: 2021

FACLK S('Oni:s

WINGS

Cord ray 134 131 1(37 432 Van Arsdell 01 75 12a 2 '. TrienJ 131 121 134 IlruckPchlagle 110 1(S 127 ,354 Swop? 1.30 127 155 f02 Hand imp 224 224 224 072 Totals V20 701 007 2527 NECKS Thiehlor 154 151 102 407 C Arrhomboaillt ... 1i5 150 ma 4.55 Leusel 151 114 134 300

Wcsraher .. 'on-r llanlirap

12-5 175 172

Totals oio

LEJS 'orilidge , Ib'.nVy I vdr!.-!: aü' lp!.."'H , J r.r.vi-t-M .. Ilamiicap ....

170 115 1.2 l.-.i 12a 140

152 1) 172 soo

12 14' 17 1 ) t 1.5". 140

152 K2 172

1 7 1 1 '. 1 ! t.'.M 1 10

' 1 1 4

r.i ; 2701

5i Kiivanis Hall Team Will

t 114? ll UK it J K ' '

54 4 1

Totals CLAWS Mors.in

lxtz

1'. r.rylrnc!;! Austin I'ewre Il.unlii ip ....

21 05.

0'1 2714

Totals ..

K4 14 120 15; lis 231 t

1C 121 15 s 150 I'll 251 Oir.

175 i:.s 1 22 1 f.2 15.;

aJ5

.' 3 4 4 4 '74

T-an. phort i.-p; Collnifr. first base; C:.nKr. -r;-r ,.v Kin?, third 1 as--; irg. . riTr r1,-'.!; Mr-Michi;. b ft I nr. 1 7oyr. right tId.

T! Kiwa.nl. has-hall club will

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