Evening journal., 1913-08-22
hicks Lose II Inning Game TO Senator's
BASEBALL
Diamond News and Gossip.

Another one gone.
And only a nine game lead
Mehr zolIen zorgen.
o'Conner was the lad to turn the trick
this time.
However, the Chicks tied up in the
ninth and made the Senators 60 some TO
win.
Mr.. Ritter will get his turn today
against York.
The Chicks come home on Monday for
four game series. opening with Allen
town. Two games will be played on
Monday.
The Chicks will come back despite the
absence of Russell and Gleichman.
Paddy Shields has the distinction of
having worked in every league In the
! All Wilmington, Church and Industrial
Playground League.
In the absence of the Chicks Bancroft
and Highland will play a double'neader
( at Front and Union streets tomorrow
afternoon.
Honus Wagner, who batted a total of
thirteen hits. for an average of 56U
against New York's classic pitchers,
copped but one in five times az bat at
Philadelphia.
OToole. who pitched his first full vic
tory since his operation. drew the con-
ISOLATION prize, however, A. ne was the
only Pirate who failed to hit.
Byrne and Miller we're in the home
run class. and Carey ana Wilson got
three -baggers.
The Giants wholesale defeat Of the
Cubs. and Philly's defeat put the New
Workers ten TO the merry again. Evers
drew homer and Fletcnei and Snod-
grass reached third in one sprint.
The Athletics moved up when they de-
took seven.inning. win from Cleveland.
Collins and Baker. with four and three
hits. led the Athletics when they drove
Benz from the slab and hit Smith hard
shawkey was an unsolved problem 20
the Chicago crowd.
Groom was tight at the right points
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to O.
Bcscher. Egan and Hoblitzel. of the
Reds. gathered three hits each and other
folk from Cincinnati got three more
twelve all told a Raeon. At that the
Dodgers held them 70 n tic until the
ninth.
The 1918 season Of the Northern
+ League viii come 60 close Sunday
the Winona, Minn, team coping the
4 pennant.
- "Discovered- umpiressl" in th'
person of Mrs. j r. Waters who hnt
her first try-out at a game promoted by
the Woodlawn Business Mems Associa
tion. Of Chicago. Mrs. Waters umpired
bases and Pitcher Doc White. of the
White SoN, took the more periious 10.
behind the catcher
While warming mp before Yesterday
game. Willie Mitchell, the Maps star
southpaw. developed soreness in his
arm which may keep him ont Of the
game for a week or more Mitchell was
the teams most dependable twirler.
Pitcher Horsev lost his own game for
Trenton az York Yesterday IN the second
inning after two men were OUT and run
ners stationed al second and third Al
this stage iioi sey imcorked a wild pitch
two runners scooting across the scoring
station. York had no chances 20 score
at any other time. FIorsey being practi.
cally unhittable. allowing nut i've safe
hits and keeping them we'll scattered
Williams pitched a good game for York
and although hit hard al times. he Kept
tho Tigers scoreless except m the eighth
inning. when they punched two singles
and a double. netting hut one r,'-.
The Buds took the farewell game from
Allentown yesterday, 20 !. Seven hits
were made Of Tophams delivery In the
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the Buds their entire run total A pc.
culiar feature Of the game was the fact
that Topham did not allow a hit in any
innings except the fourth and fifth. CUR
lpitchei well for Atlantic City, allowing
but five scattered hits.
Joe Knots. the York backstoI
! who was suspended about a month
= ago for an attack upon Manager
lHeckert. has been sold 10 the Scran.
/ ton, New York State team. and re
ported TO that club yesterday.
E Nothing more has been heard o.
Pitcher Johnny Fox who was injur
ed last Saturday az Allentown. Man
ager Cockill doesn't believe he vii
, get out any more this eason.
b Up in York. merchants and fan
q have started a subscription list to do
nate the team a comfortable sum /