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New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Ruether's Error
I'm First Innirae q
~ Ss'9
Causes Setbacl.
Brooklyn Players Slam
Cooper for I3 Hits, bu,
Pirates Triumph, 4 to 8
spsofal Dispctoh to The Tribune


PITTSBURGH, June 1S.-Dutch Rue.
ther made wild throw to Schmandt IN
the first inning to-day on Barnharag.
easy grounder, with two out and Caro-
on third. This scored Carey. Barnhar
scored later and the Pirates tooa
fourth and last game from the Brook.
lyn Dodgers by 4 to 3.
Ruether's error was due to careless.
ness and caused the thirteen hits mads
by the Dodgers off Wilbur Cooper to 90
for nothing. The Dodgers knocked
Cooper out Of the box and beat him ~,
Thursday, and they should have beaten
him again to-day, but the two runs y,
the first inning that resulted from Rue.
theirs error enabled the PITTSBURGH
southpaw to hang up his tenth victor,
Of the season.
Maranville's brilliant work at skor-
stop saved Cooper on several NAV
while Tierney, Bigbee and Carey MAJ
exceptional stops Bon tof Rronk.
iyn's errors came in the first inninc
one by Ruether ard one by Neis. VIII
made wild throw on q sacrifice fiy.
Neis Connects for Homer
Brooklyn got the jump when Ne;s
mt a long fly to right in the first inn
ing and it bounded into the right field
oleachers for a home run. Bibgas
opened the attack for the Pirates in tha
first inning with safe bunt and went
to third on Carey's single to lefs.
Maranville fouled 20 Miller, Carey stole
second. Whitted knocked a sacrifice
ny to Neis back against The right field
bleachers, scoring Bigbee. Neis's throw
10 Unfold xUap%
third.
Barnhardt knocked an easy grounder
to Reuther, who threw wide and hard
to first. Schmandt made a desperate
effort to stop the throw, but could NOT
reach it and the bali rolled away 50
far that Carey scored and Bernhardt
reached second. Tierney's long single
to right scored Barnhardt Grimm
struck out.
A double play stopped a Brooklyn
charge in the sixth after it had netted
one run. Johnston doubled to left and
scored on Neis's iRfeld out and
Wheat's single to left. Wheat took
second when Schmandt singled cP
Tierney and double play on Myers
and Schmandt retired the side.
Pirates Score Again
Inc Pirates got that run back in the
sixth, when Maranville doubled to left.
took third on Whitted's safe bunt and
scored on Barnhart's sacrifice fly. Mil
Ter singled for Brooklyn in the seventh
with one out and took second on a
single to center W Kruger, who batted
for Ruether. Olson forced Miller at
third on grounder to Barnhart ard
Johnston forced Olson. Grimes fn-
ished the game for the Dodgers ard
allowed two hits, but no runs in thu
eighth inning.
@The score:
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Yacht Clubs to- Hold
Junior Title Races

As an incentive to yacht racing among
glrls and boys of Massachusetts the
Eastern Yacht Club has instituted "a
noteworthy event in American yachting
by announcing junior championship
at Marblehead on August 22-25, open
to all clubs from New Bedford to New
buryport which hold races for young
people under eighteen years Of age.
Commodore Herbert M. Sears has Of
Tered a championship cup, and syn
dlcate OF club members is having built
from designs by John G. Allen three
slxteen-foot lapstreak centerboard
knockaboats for use specially for this
event.
The Massachusetts, yacht clubs will
6e invited to send TO Marblehead their
three most expert yachtsmen or yachts
women, who will be tried out in each of
the three boats, and the championship
awarded under the percentage system.
The Sears Cup will be held By the
winning club for year, while members
OF the successful crew will be given
personal prizes.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Faber the Red
Hu1rlbles Three
Local Pitchers
Chicago Star Complies Four
eeenth Victory of the
Season; Score Is a TO 3
BY Charles A. Taylor

Urban Faber won his fourteenth vic
tory Of the season yesterday by defeat
ing the Yankees, to S. in one of the
best played games that the fans of the
Lively Ball Age have witnessed at the
Polo Grounds this year. Any time
these days that ball game goes nine
innings with no more than seven runs
scored by both teams 1t recalls the
days Of old, when 10 and shut-out
games in general were fed to the fans
at least three times week.
Manager Miller Higgins, as is Gus
tomsry in these modern times, used
three pitchers against the mighty Ur-
ban. Waite Hoyt started as the YAM
kee moundsman, only TO be driven from
the box in the middle Of the fourth in
favor of Alex Ferguson. The ever
ready Carl Mays finished the game
after Chicken Hawks had pinch
hitted for Ferguson in the seventh.
But regiment of pitchers and pinch
hitters might have been called into
play in vain with Faber the Red going
the way he was. 1t was Urban's sixth
victory in row, accoring to the statis
ticians.
Hugmen First to Score
I
putting one run over in the second
inning, which Meusel opened with a
hot smash at Faber, who threw wildly
to first, Meusel talking second. Baker
walked, but Ward popped to Mcclellan.
Meusel stole third cleanly, but was
caught at the plate on an attempted
double steal. Schang banged the ball
between center and left for a triple,
Baker tallying.
The Sox more than discounted this
run in the fourth, when they drove
single to center and Sheely walked.
Mcclellan forced Strunk at third, Hoyt
making beautiful play. Schalk sin
gled to left, scoring Sheely. Faber
walked and Johnson cracked a double
10 center, which Ruth almost nabbed
with his gloved hand after long run.
On this two-base blow Mcclellan and
Schalk registered.
In the sixth the Gleason men picked
Meusel failed to have his sun field
goggles properly adjusted. After
Schalk had expired on a fly to Ruth
Faber singled over second. Johnson
raped fly to left, which Meusel lost
by flirting with Old Sol, and Faber
counted on the freak two-bagger.
The Yankees in their half Of the
s.Xth reduced the lead of the Comis
kSys by one run, thanks to the bat Of
Captain Peckinpaugh, which sent an
out-shoot of Faber's amidst the hoi
polloi in the left field bleachers.
Peck Triples in Eighth
In the eighth the home team added
their last and final marker. Home
Run Peck again was chiefly responsible
for the tally made. Roger smashed
triple to right center aud scored on
Ruth's infield out, Milligan to Sheely
for our boys in the ninth, for j. Frank
lin Baker produced single to right
as an opening wedge and raced to sec
ond when Hooper missed the relay
from the concrete. McNally, who was
substituted as runner, went to third
on Wards sacrifice, third to first.
But McNally stayed on his pitch at
third, while Faber famed both Schang
and Mays.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Lane Tech. Nine
Defeats Local
Sclaoolboys, 9-t';5' 5
Home Runs by Denhardt
and Christrnan Decide
Game for Chicago Team

Chicago's high school baseball cham
pions evened the score yesterday after
noon on South Field in the second an
nual intercity contest. The Lane Tech
nical High School team triumphed over
the nine OF George Washington High
School, New York, by score Of to 5,
after a seesaw contest
The Windy City players trailod the
local players for the first five innings.
taking lead in the first half os .he
sixth which the Gothamites regained
in their half Of the frame. Lane Tech
evened the score in the seventh, and
went ahead again in the eighth. This
time 1t was Washington's tllrn to knot
the score at all, the Chicago lads
sending across four runs in the ninth
and winning in handy fashion.
Mayor Hylan, with a retinuc Of
ABOUT dozen police and city officials.
interrupted the festivities in the third
inning when he put in al app aarance
at the field. Hylan remained for only
one stanza, departing highly satisfied
that his boys would triumph over the
Western invaders in handy fashion.
Get OFF to Poor Start
1t is a fact that the team from
Chicago looked like anything but win
ners in the first half Of the game and
only gave indications of the stuff that
had made them champions Of the city
on Lake Michigan when home run,
a single and a triple in quick sue
cession in the sixth put them definitely
in the running in the festivities of
the afternoon.
General George w. Wingate, presi-
dent of the Public Schools Athletic
League of this city, threw out the first
ball Other important guests of the
occasion included members Of the Ital-
ian and Japanese consulates.
George Washington High School
started it's scoring early. In its half
and went to second when Budach
heaved wildly over Deinhardt's head.
Severance tried to sacrifice, but was
safe when Ryrhom's throw to first was
poor. Thompson scored when Dein-
hardt relayed badly to third. The local
men scored again in the second. Water
bury. doubled to right, and went to
third on McCann's out. He scored on
Schwartz's single to short.
Lane went ahead in the sixth when
Deinhardt hit homer to left, Stephen
son singled and scored on Kraft's
triple, and that individual scored on
Thompson's bungle of Budach's tap.
Washington Immediately regained the
lead when four hits by McCann, Stuart,
Thompson and Severance sent the first
two across with another pair of tallies.
Visitors Tie Score
Lane evened matters in the seventh
when Bill Christman made the second
home run for the Chicago team. Each
team scored run in the eighth.
Stephenson opened for Lane with
single and Immediately stole second
Kraft struck out and then Lang, pinch
hitting for Marquard, sent q neat sim
gle to short, who fumbled it and al
lowed Stephenson to score. McCann's
single, Schwartz's free trip and
Thompson's single sent run across
for the locals.
The Westerners won in the ninth
when walk, two hits and a pair of
errors helped them to score four runs.
The ccOre.
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PM having been removed to let
Brown swing for him in the first half
of the tenth, Art Nehf finished the
game. Burns lined to Twombly to set
sliced a double over Kelleher's head.
York couldn't get the ball over the
plate for Frisch, who walked, and Young
scored both Bancroft and Frisch with
a double that bounced against the
screen on the left field bleachers Kelly
walked, but King hit to Hollocher, who
stepped on second, forcing Kelly, and
then threw to Grimes, doubling up
King.
The Cubs cut the Giants lead in half
in their end of the first inning. Flack
and Holocher singled and Terry ad-
vanced them with a sacrifice. Grimes
was hit by pitched ball and the sacks
were jammed. Twombly sent a long
sacrifice fly to Young, on which Flack
counted.
O'Farrell Connects for Homer
With one out in the second inning
OFarrell knotted the score unassisted
by slamming the ball into the left
field bleachers. Then, after York had
struck out, Flack singled to left, Hol-
locher put him on third with another
single to left and Terry singled to
center, scoring Flack and putting HoI-
locher on third. Here Toney stepped
down to make room FOR Douglas, and
Grimes was retired on short fly to
Young.
King, who had walked and Snyder,
who had got on first by forcing Pat
terson, who had singled, tried double
steal with two out in the fourth in
ming, but O'Farrell pegged to Terry
and Terry pegged back to OFarreIl so
rapidly that King was expunged at the
plate.
McGraw's men finally tied the score
IN the seventh. Burns had been retired
wren Bancroft shot single to right.
trisch flied to Sullivan, but Young put
Bancroft on third with single to right
center, and Kelly brought him in with
the tying run with single to left.
York Blows Up in Tenth
The teams struggled along until York
blew up in the tenth. Kelly was first
up, and raised pop fly to Hollocher,
after which King singled to right.
Patterson lifted to Sullivan, but
Snyder singled to right and King
legged it to third. Here Brown was sent
up to hit for Douglas, and doubled to
left, scoring King, Snyder dashing to
third. Burns drew a pass and the has
socks were crowded.
Bancroft scored Snyder and Brown
with single to left. York then walked
Frlsch, and once more the bases were
filled. Young singled to left, Burns
and Bancroft counting, and Kelly, at
bat for the second time in the round,
smashed double over Twombly's head,
scoring Frisch and Young. The slug
ging was over for the afternoon, how
ever, for King dropped bunt in front
Of the plate and was thrown out by
York
The score:
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Vatals X 3 s 24 l6

'1FaIs' ~ o 5 q TO = TotaIs 90 s q Il o
Barted for Lee in eighth inning
fBatted TOR Van Glider in eighth inning
St Louis. -, 0 o 0 o 3-S
washington o 0 ks
base hits-O Rourke. Lamb. Home runo
Judge. Double plays-Lee McManus and
Sisier; Lee and Sisler; Lamb McManus and
Sisler. Left on bases-St. Louis s Wash
tngton, 6. Bases on baHs-OT Bayne >.
On, on Van "a Glider. :; of Zachary. Q. Hits
on Bayne. In la inning; off Van Glider.
out--By Zachary. g: by Van Glider
Losing pitcher--Bayne. Umpirss---Owana
Nalln and Chill. Tims--I:se 'S'
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Totals As ls 90 81 10 q Totals, 4l414 81 IA 3
A5atted for Goodwin in eighth inning
batted for Riviere in ninth inning

st. Louis. o ? 0 >
m Two base hits-Dilhoefer Fournier, Glib
99n ~ scout. Three base hits-Gibson, fIollse
rome runs-Nicholson, Boeckel Stolen
nsases-Barbare, 2. sacrinces-Holke South
"91th. Nc Henry, Nicholson. Left on, bases
o366stSn. -o6 on 8; St. Louis. =. Bases on balls
inning; ia off Sherdel, Z in 4 off Goodwin. 7
Haos; IN 3; off Riviere,. IN L. Struck outMBy
adote. pie,. l; by Walker, l. by Sherdel. i: by
MNsere, !; by Goodwin, 1. Passed BALI
Nieoergal. Losing pitcher--Walker. I'm.
pires-o Day and Quigley Time-I:53
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Totals. se411 "a 10 Il Totals. "a 8 1s 27 IS
Ran for Thomas in ninth inning
TBatted for Morton In ninth inning

Philadelphia. % 0 s Ks
Two-base hits--C. Walker, Witt. Three
base hits-Sewell. Dykes. Home run
Dykes stolen basel. Walker. Sacrifices
and j. Walker; Bagby, Sewell and Johns
ton; Harris, Perkins and j. Walker
Dugan, Dykes ana J. Walker Left on
bases-Philadelphia. 10: Cleveland l.
Bases on balls--OT Harris, 5; off Bagby
o; off Morton, 2. Hits--Of Bagby, II in s
innlngs; off Morton, in 2; off Harris, Ii
In 1-3; off Keefe. mono in 2-3. Struck out
by Harris 4 by Bagby. 3: by Morton, e.
winning pitcher-Harris Losing pitcher
-Bagby. Umpires-Ryan and Moriartv
Time-2.10 A ~
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Rally i'm Seventh
Enables Athletics
To Down Indians
Connie Mack's Mem Break
Up Duel Between Bagby
and Harris; Score, 8 to 4

PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-The Ath-
letics made five runs off Bagby in the
seventh inning and defeated the Indians
III the final game of the series, to a..
Up to the seventh the game was q
pitching duel between Bagby and
Harris.
The Knights of Columbus presented
Jimmy Dykes with watch, charm and
chain and the local player responded
with home run, triple and single.
besides drawing two passes. His field
ing was also q feature.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Server Eliminated on Courts

BOSTON, Jnue 18.-R. Chauncey
Seaver, of the Longwood Cricket Club.
five times state singles champion. was
eliminated in the third round Of the
Massachusetts, lawn tennis title tourna-
ment to-day. William Feibleman, Of
Harvard, won from him, Cd, 6-2.
Feibleman is former Southern inter-
collegiate champion.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Penn Defeats Cornell
I'm l5-Inning Game

ITHACA, N. Y, June 1S.-Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania defeated Cornell,
to 5, in sensational ffteen-inning
game here to-day. Pennsylvania scored
the winning run when Mahaffey scored
on Maher's double. The score:
Pennsylvania r. TT p
0 i 2 1 0 0 Is 7 3
Cornell
FL oil o 0 o o o--5 IL 6
Eatteries--Larson, Stour and Maher*
Maloney, Rollo. Wegner and Brown
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Red Sox Make Sweep
OF Series With Detroit

BOSTON, June 18.-Boston cleaned
up the Detroit series by winning to-
day, IL to T. The visitors made eight
errors and the Red Sox got, thirteen
hits off Dauss and stole seven bases.
Cobb was put out of the game in the
ninth by Umpire Wilson for protesting
q called strike on Blue. Scott's play
throughout the series was sensational.
1t was Detroit's eighth straight loss.
The SCORE.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

Three base hit--McNamara Earned runs
Princeton, o; Yale, T. Struck out-By
Jeffries. 6; by Coke. 9. Bases on balls
OFF Jeffries 9. Hit by pitcher-By JEFF
fries, /; by Coke, 2. Observation-Disclosures,
Mcnamara. Stolen bases-Berg, Murphy.
Umpires-Corcoran and Westervet. Time
IA
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Skeeters Bat Freely
And Trounce Rochester

Hard hitting in the first and seventh
innings gave the Skeeters the opening
game with Rochester at Jersey CITY
yesterday. 7 to d. Tom De Neville hit
a homer with man on base, and after
Rochester went ahead with three runs
in the sixth Otto Freitag, of Jersey
City, made a circuit smash with two
men on.
The score.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Boston College Elects Halligan

BOSTON, June 1s.-Jack Halligan,
first baseman of the Boston College
nine. will be its captain mex year. Be-
fore playing their last game of the
season with Williams at Williamstown
to-day, the Maroon and Gold players
chose Halligan as leader,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Phillies Finally Down
Reds; Homer for Wingo

CINCINNATI, June 18.--The Phillies
had change Of fortune to-day, win
ming from the Reds, 5 to 3. making the
five runs in the fourth inning. Napier
weakened and was succeeded by Eller.
who in turn was relieved by Coumbe.
Wingo's home run was one Of the long
est hits seen here
The ccora.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

First OUertinae Period Nets
Seuen Runs for NcCraw Men
loney Driven From Mound in the Second Inning
New Workers Score Two Runs i'm First and Tie
Score in Seventh After Evers's Players Take Lead
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

CHICAGO June ia wobae hit Brown,
Phil Douglas really broke ay between the Giants Cubs
the tenth inning it the deciding tally
tied at all The Giants continued walop offerings
Jimmy York, however did until they had
Fred Tony faced the Cubs the Withdrawn
in the second inning and Douglas took his place.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Bethany Selects Coach

BETHANY, W. Va, June 1s.-Donald
Boyd, Connellsville, Pa, has been
named as athletic director of Bethany
college to succeed Carl Miller, whose
resignation was accepted by the trus-
tees yesterday Boyd is member of
the clnss of '2l at Bethany.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
The score /:
Totals. s34r27 ls q Totals. 81 g s7 Is 2
Slated for Fergus in seventh inning.
Ran for Baker in ninth inning.

Chicago. 0 o 3 o 0 0 %
New York.. 0 0 0 0 0--3
Two-base hits--Johnson, Muliigan. Three
base hits-Schang, Peckinpaugh Home
run-Peckinpaugh. Stolen bases-Meuse
Ward. Left on bases-New York, s; Chi
cago. 9. Bases on balls-Off Hoyt, 4; off
Ferguson, 2; off Faber, 8. Hits-Oft Hoyt,
of Mays, none in Struck out--By HoYt.
8; by Ferguson 2: by Faber. s. Losing
pitcher - Hoyt. Umpires - Dinneen and
Connolly. Time-2:03
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Two-base hits-Hauk, Mcmillan De No
Niiie. Three-base hits-McMillan, Rother-
GIL kahe Home runs--De Neville, Frei-
lag; stolen base-Jones. Sacrifice-Brady.
D. Bases on balls-Off Morgan, 2: off Ter
carr, ]. Struck out-By Tecarr, s; bv
morgan, 2. Umpires-Gaston Stocl,iale
and Hart Time-1:45.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Braves on Spree, Win
Over Cardinals. IL tn a.

SIT. LOUIS, June 1s.-The Braves
batted four st. Louis pitchers for
twenty-five hits and won the fourth
straight contest from the Cardinals,
l3 to A to-day. Scott, although batted
freely, was steady in the pinches.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Take Lacrosse Match

The lacrosse team of the Crescent
Athletic Club had no great difficulty de-
feating the twelve of the New York
Lacrosse Club at Bay Ridge yesterday.
The score was to 8, the first period
ending TO in favor of the New Moon
twelve.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

OHFtOfbU q y y y q u y U D
Two base hts--Bancroft, Young, Kelle-
her; O'Farreli. Brown. Kelly Home run
O'Farrell. Stolen base-Sullivan. Sacrt-
fices-Terry, Twombly. Double plays
Hollocher and Grimes; Holocher, Terry
ana Grimes. Left on bases--New York, II;
Chicago, s. Bases on balls--OR York, g.
Hts--OT Toney. ae in / 2-3 innings; off
Douglas, in 7 is; off Nehf, / In l. Hit
by pltcher--By Toney (Grines}. Struck
out-By York, 2; by Toney, by Douglas.
l. Passed ball-O Farrell. Winning pitcher
~DougIas. Umpires-Klem aud Emslie.
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DETROIT {
Totals. SO 71s "a 20 s. Totals. s5 II Is q II .
eBatted for Cobb In ninth inning.
fBatted for Q. Bush in ninth inning
3Batted for Witt In sixth inning

Boston,. o 2 0 0 Xii
:, Two-base hits--cobb. Ainsmith, Blue.
hit--R. Jones. Stolen bases--NIenosky +
Collins CD, Ruel. Foster S. Jones, Scott.
Sasfiliees-R Jones. Cobb, Flagstead. Aim
Young Flaestead, Young and Blue. Left
on bases Detroit s; Boston. H. Bases on
oaIls--oH Dauss. Z; off Jones, @ Hit by
Jonesl. struck out-By s Jones
lassed ball Ainsmith, Unpires--W iison
ard Hildcbrand Time--2:15.
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TOTAL TO DATE
Americou Taorrn
THE LEADERS

THE LEADERS
Ruth. 2s; Emil MeuseI, IL; Kenneth
Williams. 10; Kelly, 8; Clarence Waiiser.
D; Cobb, o; Dykes, 8; Elmer Smith, s:
Heilman, 8; Fournier 5; Dugan, !; Bob
Meusel, g.; Perkins. 8; Wrightstone. g:
Cy Williams, 6; Tobin, 5; Veach. 3:
Sheeiy, 3; Hornsby, s.; Griffith, s; Earl
Smith IN. Y.), 8; McHenry, &.
TWO HOMERS IN SINGLE GAME
Ruth. twice; Dykes. twice; Kenneth
Williams, twice; Shanks. Graney, Four
Whitfield, Cruise.
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PHu4A.
Totals. 81 II 27 IS 81 Totals SO 27 lS
@Batted for Eller in seventh inning.
tBatted for Coumbe in ninth inning, .

fBatted for Coumbe in ninth inning.
Philadelphia. 0 0 s o O o-5
Cincinnati... 0 0 2 0 0 0 1-3
Two-base hits-Duncan. Meusel, Wright
stone. Three-base hit--Groh. Home run
Wingo. Stolen bases-Williams, Lee, Raw
Ilngs. Sacrifce-Kopf. Left on bases
Philadelphia, 6; Cincinnati 6. Bases on
balls-off Elier. l; off Smith, 2. Hits-off
Napier, 8 In 8 1-3 innings off Eller. in
3 2-3; off Coumbe. 4 In Q innings. Struck
out--By Eller, 2: by Smith, g. Losing
pitcher--Napier. Umpires--McCormick and
Hart Time-l:33
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Senators Beat Browns
And Sweep Series. 5-3

WASHINGTON, June 1s.-The Sem
ators took their fourth straight game
from the Browns to-day, to 8. Bayne
and Vangilder were hit at critical
Junctures, while Zachary was not
scored on until the ninth The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Syracuse Gains Two
Victories Over Bears

Syracuse hammered out a brace of
victories over the bears at Newark
yesterday afternoon, taking the first
game by the score of to i and the
second II to z. Ineffective pitching
IN both games was the cause of the
Newark teams downfall.
The scores by innings:
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Totals. Ss ls 24I22 Totals. Is 4
Kan foF Miller In ninth inning.
fBatted for Ruether in seventh inning

TBatted Tor Ruetber In seventh inning.
PIttsbGTe PT9ebIyn; i Q . u
Two-base hits-Johnston (2), Maranvilas
(2). Home run-Neis. Sacrifices-Barn-
hart. Whitted, Bigbee. Stolen base
Carey. Double plays-Schmidt and Tier
ney; Bigbee and Tierney; Tierney, Maran-
Vile and Grimm; Kilduff. Olson and
Schmandt. Left on bases-Brooklyn s;
Pittsburgh, S. Bases on balls-OT Grimes
Grimes. 2 in 2. Hit by pitcher - BY
Ruether fSchmidt); by Cooper CNeisj.
Struck out-By Ruether. 2; by Cooper. &;
by Crimes l. Wild pitch--Ruether. Los
ing pitcher-Ruether Umpires-Rtgler and
Moran. Time--1 80.
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Totals. -. s5 10 IT es Totals az 12 27 II 5
eBatted for Marquard In eighth inning.

"Batted for Marquard in eighth inning.
Lans Is u .s,Ish Tech. Q . Q 80
Two-base hits--waterbury, Kraft. Three
base hit-Kraft. Home runs-Deinhardt
Christman. Stolen bases-Torpe, Kraft.
Thompson (2), Deinhardt, Stephenson, Nc
Cam. Bases on balls-On Torpe q off
Ryrholm. 8. Struck out--By Torpe 10;
by Ryrholm. 6. Earned runs-Lane Tech.
3; Washington, 8. Left bases-Lane
Tech. 8; Washington, 8. Double play
Ryrholm and Deinhardt. Passed bali
Jorgens, Hit by pttche--By Torpe (Ste-
phenson). Balk--Torpe. Umpires--John-
stone and CRYSTAL. Time-2;15