Evening journal., 1913-06-23

has worked in % more games.
ST. Louis and Chicago exchanged
oourtesies and shut each other out
during the Sunday pastiming. Levc-
REM held the White Sox to two hits
in the first game Scott famed 10
Browns. Collins swung the second
game TO the SoN with two triples.
Both drove Chase across for runs.
The Maps and Tigers went ten in
nings before Detroit slipped over the
deciding run in the first game. Olson
/ fattened up by making four OF Clevo-
lands twelve hits.
Gregg held the Tigers to FIVE hits
+ in the second game while the Maps
touched Dauss for seven and won the
game without extra innings Effort.
When Henio Zimmerman isn't
/ fighting with umpires he takes IL out
on the ball. He relieved his feeling
with double. triple and single dur
ing the hve-inning affair between the
Cubs and Cardinals.
! Babe Adams did a fine job Of
settling down TO business against the
Reds. After being touched for three
doubles. a triple and single scoring
four runs in the second. Adams
pitched air tight ball In the mean
time the Pirates came from behind
and won.
Captain Mcbride of the Nationals.
will be back in the harness today
after his first absence from the game
for six years. The shortstop has
never in that time been ill or injured
enough to force him out Of the line
up. He strained a ligament in his
hip early last week
Yesterdays Tri-state game at
Pottsville was pitching duel Both
Atlantic City and York played an err
rorless game and only 81 men on
each side faced the pitchers. shaw.
/ farmed ont by Washington to York,
J struck out 10 batters and lost the
game on that record to 0.
= Charley Babb--gogd old Charley
Is playing tho third base position on
the Wichita team. Western league,
an organization about siy years high
or than the Tri-State. and doing II
with a fine finish. Another Altoona
celebrity of the good old outlaw lea
que days. Judge Durham, is pitching
. for the same club
Ia I~fr IA =
engaged in a hot fight for first place
: and Brooklyn again playing superl
!, hall and sprintinE rapidly toward III
4 front and not far behind. the Nation
: al League race has entered one O
|, the most interesting phases Of tn
season. Chicago still has a look in
and according 10 Manager McGraw
4 is the club the Giants fear most I
Is BROOKLYN that tho National Leaeu'
: leader are watching most attentive
r " at the moment, however, while II
, the junior organization it also Is ?
2 thrd-place cluh-the Bostons-tha'
a just now Is making the strongesf
s showing.
y The Red Sox. champions Of the
2 world. apparently have struck theii
gait at last. and the American League
is taking notice. Jake Stah's com
Q bination. with it's old infeld lackin'
only Stahl himself. working together
again. and its wonderful outfield triI
10 Speaker. Hooper and Lewis field
2 ing and hitting as we'll as ever, drop
T ped only one game in seven durni
S the week Just ended and wound NJ
q It's six DAYS play by trimming phila
; delphia twice In succession. TIL
J. Clevelands are some distance ahea'
$ yet. and the Mack contingent Is still
: farther away But a week or tw'
: more such as last. when the Nan
= dropped fve out Of seven and tn
: leaders we're only able 10 get three
and-three split. would do wonders 10
ward tightening up what has locke
"a like a lopsided race. even II the Bos
II ton spceders should not fare as wei
!. as they have Of late.
"a owner Comiskev. of the White So
II fcdav looked over the receipts OF ves
n tordav's douhlc-header and decide
Il that the deal that brought Hal Chas
70 Chicago was mighty popular on
Ie with the Sox fans. Not only was N
attendance large hut the ex-High
b lander came in for about nineteenth
I2 of the applanse on his first appear
Il arce on the home lot in a Sox uni
p form.
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