El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-31
GEORGE SISLER
IS TIHELIE5T
HITTER
So. Louis Star Knocks Out
Two Long Hits in
Single Inning.
EDDIE ROUSH Is
ALSO VERY TIMELY

" star member OF the "Two-an
Inning club this year. gaining thu
distinction by his performance in the
fifth session at Cleveland on June
Then the Browns scored eight runs
Sis chasing IN two men ahead Of hin
with G. homer off Tom Phillips
Earlier IN the inning. George Harold
had doubled against Charley jamie
son, so IN one round he procured two
long blows, good for six bases, and
besides. toured the circuit twice
The only other major Lacquer Of
1918 who assembled e pair Of extra
bag slams in one chapter was "a
aoush- He doubled twice In the ninth
ct Phlladelphis on August p, Henry
Lee Meadows being the Quaker
pitcher at the time.
Two I'm One Inning.
THIS was the second time the cham
uicn batEmlu OF the National league
cid Che MISUNDERSTANDING stunt,
for 90 the thirteenth at Brooklyn on
Nay 15 Roush landed on Al ManauO
FOR a triple and a single, the three
baEFer coming when three men were
on the paths and bringing IN the
first runs Of the game.
Two American leaEuerls before
the season closed, duplicated the
He'd legs performance Of May 10
Chick Gandu netting In this man
ner toward Guy Morton and Tom
Phillips at Cleveland IN the fourth
on July g, and Walter Gerber
nlultreulfnE Harry Harper ar st.
Louis IN the lifLh on August >.
The white soE first buseman'H
hits sent i1 i've runs. his single
of Morton scoring two and bis
triple off Phillips three. Wnlly
Pip cf TIE Elulzrs also a first
HacEer. blew himself TO a single
and q homer On the aiEth nt home
on AuEuEt g. getting these off a
former feammate-GeurEe Dausa-
Big laaguars who had q single and
8 double 20 show for two trips 70
the plate IN one inning were Arthur
Fletcher. Heiuie G-oh and BIZ Rari-
den. In the National league, and carl
Nays, IN the American, the individ-
ual who split the junior orgenization
vide oren accomplishing his feat
after Joining the Kanka.
MaE Flack, Ross Young and Ray
5chmaldt. HeTdlerites. and Eddie
Foster. Harry Hooper, WallT Schang
and BlI Wambsganss. Johnsonites,
each singled twice IN the same in
ming that season and seven other
athletes-f0ur Of them American
leaEuera, three Of them National
1esgueEs-got one hit and one pass IN
one frame The seven were Joe
Judge Maurice Shannon, Kenneth
Williams, Donis Bush, Charley Hol-
locher. Maurice Rath and Jimmy
Johnston
Roush Fuuned Twice.
No fast set performer whitfield twice I
o. walked twice IL one inning during
1873. "a Roush, on July p, 1915, Z
TANNED e pair Of gtrikeoutg into the Z
EiZth inning OF tae game With the I
Pills. George Chalmers being the I
pitcher who had the eminent hit I
Other major lenEueEH who have
been famed twice in the same
session include Joe OesehEer Of
the 1917 PhfllfeH. by Mitchell and
huetler Of Clncluuatls Bob Groom Z
o. the 1916 Browns by Shore and r
MycEoff Of H0Etuns Del Gaiuer Of
she 1913 TiEeEs, by Gullia and
HuEhel OF Washington and Bin {
Eurteu OF the 1910 white Sex, by
5ohnaon and Walker Of Washing
TINS is g list Of the major Ieaguers /
OF 1918 who made eWo hits In one IN
ming OF who got sne lift and one pass I
n two trips 70 the plate In the same 4
round
Made Two Hits. 4
Double and Home Run-6 Bases.
George slsler - June g, against 4
Cleveland. Htrn Inning Browns then I
scoring eight runs. Double off
Jameson. homer of Phillips
SinEie and Home Run-5 Bases.
Wally Plpp-August 3, against De-
troit sixth inning. Yankees then
scoring eight runs. Both hits of
DauEs
single Rnd Triple Bases.
I'd RouEh-1iay Is. against Brook
Ign, thirteeath inning, Reds then
scoring 10 runs Both hits of Ma
uauE-
chick GandI - July 8. against
Cleveland, fourth inning, White Sox
then scoring 10 runs Single of
Morton. triple OF Philips.
walter Gerber-August 23. against
Washington, flfth Inning. Browns
then scoring seven runs. Both hits
pr Harper.
Two uuuhlea-f Bases.
I'd Roush - August 81 against
lhiladel phla. ninth inning Reds then
'cor.ng eight runs Both hits off
Meadows.
sineIe end DoubIe-s Bases.
Arthur Eletcher-July g. arainsa :
s.. Louis, fourth Inning, Giants then
.corlnE seven runs. Single of Nay. Z
loulie off Meadows.
aeluie Groh-August "a. AGAINST F.,
Philadelphia, ninth lnninE. Reds then F.,
lcor!nE eight runs Both hits of
feadcWl
carl Mays-se3tembsr Is. against
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