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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11
CHICKS R0MP ON
LOCAL ELK HERD
IN SUNDAY GAME
Hayesmen clout Apple at VIII and
Register Dozen Runs; Wild.
ness " Pitchers Aid.
gIks In Scoring

Performing In a manner perfectly
becoming To a real olass,D baseball.
club, the Chicks yesterday afternoon
at University park pccsed a u to
victory off the local Els nine.
Drap Hayes aggregation played
near err0rless ball while the Elk
herd made i've hobbies. The lea
guorS garnered 10 hits. 1--WE OF
which were for extra bases. and
the Amateurs poled II eight safe
blows. of Elmore and Henry.
III spite OF n bright sun. the day
vas a bit chilly. the cold driving
n majority OF the spectators into
the sun OF the bleachers aud along
the automobile row.
With two two.hasc hits. a single
a sacrifice hit and one error. the
Chicks scored four runs In the
first %sianza, Coyle, FIRST batter to
face Goss. knocked n two Dagger
into right field. lie was advanced to
third by a sacrifice hit By Kramer
and scored when Green hit one to
Gardner. Green was safe at first
and was advanced TO second by
Fully McLean's single. a hot ground
err past pitcher. j.. Mclean then
doubled. scoring, Green and Bully.
The centornelder scored after he
had pulled Up to third on Columns
error that gave Sweeney a life
first and registered Gin Brazil's
sacrifce fly to Dempsey. {
The Chicks scored in every inning :
the fifth and sixth. r
Elks Start in Fourth ,
a single by Dutch" Strauss :,
the rally that resulted in the i,
first Elk scare. After Strauss and =
Gardner had been retired by the =,
louble play route, Cornwell walk
I'd. two free passes following filling
Iho bases. Conwell then scored
IN a passed ban. .
Elmorc's wildness and a pair of :,
singles by Strauss and Gardner "
the amateurs three add :
ional scores in the following in ;.
ming. dhe fifth. Cdllum walked. =
campbell went the same route and :
he former scored when Strauss =
ingled into right center. Campbell -
,corel on Gardeners single and y
scored on ~Cornwelfs in :
leld out.
Facing a new hurler, Henry, the q
Ierd added two in the sixth stanza. .
)eEusk walked and scored when .
Hook' Allen sem one into deep ID
enter for two bases. Allen went to
bird on a wild pitch and scored on
single. II
The diminitive DeBusk aided by p'
,ampbell's single, was responsible pS
,r another Elk score in the eighth pc
ming. lie walked, went to second Ill
hen Allen drew a free. pass, rae III
d to third on a fielder's choice pc
nd scored when the Elk leader lu
ipped out a single. II
Allen. a member of Hayes pitch hi
staff. was loaned to the Elks pu
.e relieved Goss at the close OK lrt
lie fourth inning. The box score: ist
4. i. 8. ;. Z. J. !. j. 4 = j. + 4 = III
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11

Pearl biisters in oysters have
been artificial.y produced by scien-
fists.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11

In summer many residents OF
cities in Afghanistan move to tents.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11

Tomorrow: "Son of Tarzan'
Edgar Rice Burroughs wonder
full Jungle story.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-13
AshviIIe Wins Easily

Ashvile. July 12.-(Special9 In a one sided but interesting game played on the Ashville diamond yesterday, the Ashville Indians crushed the Sprngville Athletics to the tune of IA to A.. The features of the game were the pitching of Rob inson. who gave up only four hits and struck out IA men. and the heavy hitting of the entire Ashville team Springville used three pitch CTS, but they could do nothing with the Ashville sluggers. game with the fast Leeds team will be played in the near future, and if they don't lcok to their laurels they will pc scalped by the Indians. Manager l.. F.. Garrett of the Ashville nine wili soon have crack team if they con tinue to improve.
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putting in a good cargo of tallies. They got eleven safeties off Phls Phast cnes. two of these blows being circuit wallops Wingfield poled out an interior hcmer in the second and came home standing up, while Shay pounded one over Emerys head for foar bags in the eighth.
 The Lookouts tied the game up on two occasions and showed more fight ing spirit than they have In some time. They knotted tho count for q i-1 score in tile second. and came from behind ir tue eighth and scored three runs. making the tabulations read fl for few minutes at least
 stuffy Gets Triple.
 In the irst frame with one down. Stuffy Stewart got aloft to a line drive from the tee and the ball car ried over Neiderkorns head in left. Stuffy, however, was held at third by the coacher and remained there only long enough for Emery to drive a sacrifice fly to deep right.
 Nick1ins men got this one back in She second, when Wingfield tied the score through single handed for raula all of his own. With one man down, the Lookout shortsmith worked the combination On one of Morry's fast ones for a fourply clout to deep center Emery wavedSat the~ home run drive as 1t sailed over his head but had no chance whatever of snag- ging the wallop.
 Barons Take Lead
 The home brew elan again forged to the front with one-run lead in the fourth, q three -bagger again be- ing the handspring for their tally. With one down, Silva slammed line drive to the middle garden, which caught Hendricks on the shins and bounced off the course. Before the oX-Chick could retrieve the ball, Mir Silva had piloted his dogs to third oase. He encountered no trouble in negotiating the remainder of the str etch while Anderson was busy picking up Aliens infield tap and throwing him out at first.
 The Carltonians ran their lead up to three with the arrival of the last half of the seventh. Silva was first up in this inning, and the fact that Doc was clothed with horseshoes was again evidenced. He holsted a fly back of short, which would have been good for only a Texas leaguer single at best. Wingield, Hendricks and Niederkorn all started for the ball.
 Play BungIed
 With no man to call the play. all three tried to catch the ball, Wing field and Hendricks collided and no- body getting the ball. Doc had a two o-bagger to his credit before the ball was back on the infield. Allen popped to short, but Gooch came through with a pinch blow and Silva registered with marker. Morrison struck out and Traynor contributed a long single, and when Vines allowed the return throw to get away from him. Gooch pranced home.
 1t looked like. gravy for the locals but the visitors sprang a surprise in the first of the eighth and tied the score. Shay's homer to lead off this frame unnerved Phil a bit. and two singles by Niederkorn and Graham, a wild pitch by Merry and an error by Stuffy let in enough runs to tie tke score.
 The Barons and Lookopts will close out their, series today with either Dan Boone or Noel facing W heeler in the last game.
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PIEDMONT TEAM TO MEET ALBERTVlLLE BEARCATS

Anniston. July 12.- (Special) The Piedmont team will meet the Albert vllle Bear cats on the Piedmont dia- mond Friday and Saturday, the ap- preaching games being anticipated with a great deal of interest because ofethe ability of the two teams.
 The~>Bear Cats recently came to Piedmont and took two out of three gamesl played there and at at Jack sonville, and the Calhoun players are determined to set them down unity.
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They real. won the battle in the eight inning. Up to that point in the melee, Honeysuclle Vines had been going pretty good for the fNoo- gans, and really had the edge on Phil Morrison from a base-hit stand point, but the contest was dead locked A. In the eight, MT. Vines was jared loose from his moorings by quartet of Baron wallops, an error. base on balls and a nit batter All this netted five runs and the Lookouts had about as much chance thereafter as. manufacturer of suspenders during the days of Adam.
 Game Won Tn Eighth
 Every man in the Baron lineup had a chance to show his ability as a batter in that murderous eighth. Stuf- fly Stewart led off the frame as in- gloriously as possible, popping up to short. Emery, however, ogled four bad ones, walked to first and gal loped to secon on steal Tommy Taylor. Moleys official "Hey!" man crashed one to right for safety and Emery counted with what later proved to be the winning run. MT. 74aNlOE dlSO TEdCnGu StCOuu Wa dlhlt express on steal. Dutch Bernser got connection to right field for a single, Taylor moving over to third. and Doc Silva walked. With three men on, the runways found them- selves damned with traffic. Aliens grounder was pie for Shay and de whipped the ball home in time to get Taylor, Pug going safe on d fielder's choice.
 Four Came Across
 This made two down with the bases still thoroughly populate l. Gooch's single to right and Phil Nor rison's safety to left, to say nothing of Graham's perfect miss of throw to the plate, netted four more runs and ran the Baron total to nine. Strang Nicklin realized at this junc- ture that the only way he would ever be able to catch the Moleys would be by telegraph.
 Doc Silva In Limeiisht
 Doctor Silva, the eminent physician. who came back into the limelisht Monday with a great day, was shim- mying through the spotlight again Tuesday afternoon. Doc connected safely twice, triple and q double, and got walk out of four trips plateward. He scored three of the locals nine runs. and made couple of sensational catches in the gar dens. Stuffy Stewart and Johnny Gooch were the other two Barons who got more than one safe blow. whack- ing out two each out of four times up. One of Stuffy's was what Dan iel Pfenninger refers to as a "triplet" and enabled Stuffy to score the first Barionial run in the first inning.
 Lookouts Hitting Hard
 On the Chattanooga end of the swatting, 1t must be admitted that the Mushroom boys were touching Uncle Phil Morrison up pretty lively at times, and it was 8 fine thing for Philip that his mates were busy in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-13
CHICKS GET TWO NEW
 PLAYERS FROM BUSHES

Memphis, Tenn, July 12.-Spencer Abbott, manager of the Memphis Southern association club, announced tained from the. Ranger club of the West Texas league, will join the Memphis team tomorrow. Singleton, an outfielder, also has been pur- chased from the Ranger club, and will report tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-13
Indians Win Twin Bill

Cleveland, July 12.-Cleveland won it's second double header in three days, de- feating Boston to 1 and to 4. this aft ernoon. Coveleske kept the Red Sox' hits scattered in the first game while Cleve- land found Bush and Karr for 13 hits, in- cluding eight two-base hits. In the sec ond game. Meyers was driven from the box in the first inning. Score
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Two-base Hits-Wano, IIengeveld, Full ton
 Three-base Hits-Harper, Mcdonald, Muvey.
 Sacrifice Hits-Wlekham, Mullen. Bron- kie.
 Stolen Bases-Bronkie 2, Mulvey Golvfn Double Plays-Zoellers to Wano Mulvey to Golvin to Muller.
 Left on Base-Little Rock To- Mobile o. Struck Out-By Hengeveld g. Fulton l. Base on Balls--off Hengeved 6, Sig man l..
 Wild -Hengeveld
 Winning Pitcher--Fulton.
 Umpires--Irwm and Williams. Time of Game-1:5
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Babe Has Thirty-Fourth Now

St. Louis, July 12.-Babe Ruth, by knocking two home runs today, brought his record for the season to S4 and en. sbled New York to defeat St. Lois. to 1. Schang and Shawkey were on base in the third when Ruth made the first cir cult drive. No one was on base when he cracked out the second in the seventh. Ruth began the day by striking out and finished by knocking double in the ninth. Davis pitched for the locals. Seore
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Braves Win in Tenth

Boston, July 12.-Boston won the first game of the Chicago series, to l, in the tenth inning today. Oeschger opened with a single advanced on Powell's sacrifice. took third on Barbare's sharp single to center and scored on Southworth's sac rifice fly. Alexander got three of the seven hits made off Oeschger. Score:
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SUMMARY Two-base Hit--Silva. Three Nbase Hits-Stewart. Silva. Home Runs--Shay. Wlngneld. Stolen Bases-Stewart3 Emery, Taylor, Gooch.
 Sacrifice Hits--Anderson, Emery. Struck Out-By Vines 9, by Morrison A. Base on Balls-On Vines l. off Morri- son g.
 Hit by Pitcher--Traynor -fby Vines), Wingfied (by Morrison). Wild Pitch--Morrison. Double Plays-Allen to Stewart. Left on Bases-Birmingham A. Chat tanooga 9. Umpire Toole and Tandy. Time of Game-2 %.
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1OIdis .ssss.5f 'Batted for Perrin in seventh.

Summary: Two-base hit. Foster, Scott, Speaker, Gardner, Evans stolen basel Lei bold Shinault, Wamby; sacrifice hit, Smith; double play, Evans to Shinault; left base. Boston z, Cleveland 9; base on balls, off Myers 1, Thormahlen 3, Cald- well l. struck out, by Thormahlen 5. Caldwell { wild pitch Thormahlen; passed ball, Schinault; losing pitcher, Myers; um- pires. Nallin, Chill, Connolly; time. 205.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-13
FIVE RUNS N EIGHTH
 UNITE THE SCORE AND GIVE BARONS VICTORY
By HENRY VANCE

There's something decompoed in Denmark Moeys stole only
 five bases off Catcher Graham of the Lookout Tuesday, Wednesday they total of II hefts Either found something under their pillows in the brbe much pferng, else they slowing bit the paths M Graham all Monday Tuesday he queried What do think this nt? ged Traynor point forgotten he Barons off the a-4
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Reds Beat Dodgers

Brooklyn. July 12.--Marquard's pitch ing and batting enabled Cincinnati to de- feat Brooklyn today. to 3. The left handler kept the hits of his former team mates well scattered until the eighth and Luque relieved him in the ninth. The Reds batted Schupp hard. Score;
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'Batted for Austin In ninth.
 s*Batted for Davis in ninth.
 '''Ran for Severeid in ninth
 Score by innings:
 New York ............... 004 100 100--6 St. Lotus .'... .-...... 2OO 1oO OlO--4
 Summary: Two-base hits. Sisler 2, Ja- cobson. Meusel. Ward, Williams. Ruth; three-base hits Jacobson. Wllliams home runs, Ruth 2 sacrifice hits Ward, Me- Manus, Collins; double plays Bodie and Pipp; Ellerbe and Sisler; left on base New York 8, St. Louis I; base on balls. off Shawkey 4, Davis 4; hits. off Shawkey 10 in 8 innings, off Mays in 2-3 inning; struck out, by Davis 5. Shawkey 9 win ming pitcher, Shawkey; umpires, Moriarity and Dineen; time of game. 205.
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*Batted for Schupp in third.
 ssBatted for Miljus in seventh.
 sssBatted for Janvrin in ninth
 Score by innings:
 Cincinnati .a............. 031 00l OO0--b Brooklyn ......,.......... O01 GOO 020---S
 Summary: Two-base hits. Duncan, Har- grave, Janvrin ?; three-base hits. Bohne, Crane; sacrifice Myers; double plays, Marquard to Crane to Daubert, Bohne. to Crane to Daubert, Mitchell to John ston to Olson to Schmandt: left on base. Cincinnati G. Brooklyn 3; hits. off Schupp in 3 innings. off Mitchell in ?, off Mil jus inN4 off Marquard in 8, off Luque uuard 2; wild pitch. Schupp; winning pitcher, Msrquard; losing pitcher Schupp umpires, Brennan and Mccormick; time,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-13
Lanette Beats Opelika

opelika, July 12.-tSp ecial.)--Lan- cite defeated Opelika, to 4, in a slow game played here this after- catch by Rightfielder Fiete of the visitors and hitting by Fallow and Williams of the home team. Score: Optlika ........... 900 900 220--4 Lanette ..............0 .003 021 1o0--7
 Batteries-Schuessle and Will liams Moody and Pomicino.
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GIANTS WIN FIRST FROM THE CARDS. KELLY MISSIONER.
Marquard Pitches and Bats Reds to Victory Over the
 Dodgers-Bucs Win
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results New York s. St. Louis g. Cincinnati 5. Brooklyn g. Pittsburg 9, Philadelphia {. Boston ?, Chicago 1 1o innings).
 Todny's Games St. Louis at New York. Chicago at Boston. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at Philadelphia. New York, July 12.-The New York Giants defeated St. Louis in the first game of the series today, to 9. The Giants knocked Haines out of the box in the fourth inning. when Kelly hit his thirteenth homer with a man on base
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-13
SARGENT'S TRIPLE IN THE SIXTEENTH WINS FOR TIGERS
Babes Two Homers Win for Yankees-Indians Win a
 Double Header
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterflay'e Resnlta

Yrsterday'F Results New York 6, St. Louis 4. Cleveland 7-6, Boston Al. Detroit 2. Philadelphia 1 (16 innings). Washington s, Chicago '.
 Today's Games New York at St. Louis. Washington at Chicago. Philadelphia at Detroit. Boston at Cleveland. Detroit, July 12.-Detroit won from Philadelphia. 2 to I. in the sixteenth in- ming today. Sargent tripled and crossed the plate with the winning run on sac rifice fLv Scnre.
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Pirates Hit Ball Hard

Philadelphia. July 12.-Pittsburg ham mered Baumgartner, Hubbell and Sedg- wick for total of 17 hits and an easy victory over Philadelphia today by the score of to A. Grimm had a home run in the third inning scoring Barnhart o1,aad qcnra.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-13
SPORTS - LOOKOUTS AGAIN FALL BEFORE BARONS - SPORT

McInnis; stolen base. Gardner; sacrifice hit, Johnston. Sewell. Witt. Wamby; left balls, off Coveleskie 2, Bush 4 struck out by Bush 1. Ksrr l, Coveleskie 3; wild pitch, Coveleskie: passed ball. Ruel um- pires, Connolly. Nallin and Chill; time Of game, 900.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-13
Baseball Results
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Syracuse 3. Jersey City 1. At Rochester 3. Newark z. At Buffalo B. Baltimore 2. At Toronto 6s, Reading 5-1.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Milwaukee TO- Toledo l. At Minneapolis 9-7, Louisville 1S-s At St. Paul {, Indianapolis '. At Kansas City Il, Columbus !.
 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE At Greenville g. Charleston 0. At Charlotte Columbia (both games of a double, rain). At Spartanburg 5s. Augusta o2.
 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE At Jacksonville ., Orlando 2. At Daytona 4, Tampa T. At Lakeland II, St. Petersburg B.
 PIEDMONT LEAGUE At Raleigh 10, Durham A. At Greensboro 0, Danvile {. At Winston Salem High Point (rain).
 MISSISSIPPI STATE LEAGUE At Meridian 9, Jackson 6. At Greenwood 6, Clarksdale 5.
 APPALACHIAN LEAGUE At Johnson City Il, Knoxville 1. At Greenville 6-6, KIngsport al. At Bristol AS, Cleveland 80.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-13

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-13
Senators Win Close One

Chicago. July 12.-Washington punched hits today and defeated Chicago, to '. in the first game of the series. The locals staged ninth inning rally, but Schacht was called to the mound and prevented Cbicapo from scoring Scnra.
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Bears Win Second Straight From the
 Trauelers, 9 to $

Little Rock, July 12.-Mobile made it two straight by winning a loosely played game this afternoon. to 6. Little Rock hammered Sigman and Fulton hard. but lost the game on errors. Score:
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Dixie Flag Chase
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Birmingham 9, Chattanooga {. Memphis 3. Atlanta GO innings). New Orleans 6. Nashville 5. Mobile g, Little Rock G.
 Games Today Chattanooga al Birmingham. Atlanta at Memphis. New Orleans al Nashville. Mobile at Little Rock.
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Summary; Two-base hit Welch. Hell mann, Bassler. J. Walker; three-base hit, Heilmann, Bush, Sargent; stolen bases, J. Walker, Dugan; sacrifice hits, c. Walker, Bush Sargent; double play, J. Walker to Perkins. Shorten to Bassler; left on base Philadelphia 13, Detroit IA; base on balls. off Naylor 5, Leonard 2. Middle ton struck out, by Naylor 2, Leonard 10 Middleton 1; passed ball, Bassler; winning pitcher. Middleton; umpires Ow- ems and Evans; time of game, 310.
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Totals ........30 g. 'Batted for Bailey in eighth.
Score by innings;

summary lwo-Dase nuts, McHenry, Clemons; three base hit. Burns: home run, Kelly; stolen base Frisch: sacrifice hit, Rawlings; double plays. Rawlings to Ban croft. Frlsch to Bancroft; left base, New York 9, St. Louis 2; base on balls, off Haines 8, Barnes 1, Bailey 1 struck out. by Barnes ', Haines 2; balk, Bailey; passed ball, Clemons; losing pitcher, Haines; umpires Rigler and Moran; time,
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SuTnmaTy. IWO-Ddse mus IfaTFTs Schalk, Charity. Mostil; three base hits Shanks; home run Sheely; stolen base o'Rourke; sacrifice hits Collins, Rice Charity, Johnson, Miller, Sheely, Smith ; left on base, Washington 9, Chicago 1; ; base on balls, off Courtney B. off Will knson 5, Wieneke 1. Schalk 1; hits, off Wilkinson in innings, off Wieneke 2 in inning. off Courtney 13 in 8 2-3 in nings, off Schacht in 1-3 inning; struck out by Courtney ?. Wilkinson 2. Schacht l; wild pitch Courtney; winning pitcher Courtney; losing pitcher, Wilkinson; un- pires Wilson and Hildebrand; time Of game 2:10
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312 III 00O-s
 mn oJn ntn 4

Summary. Two base hts, Barnhart, Rohwer. Maranville, King ?, Meusel, Rapp, R. Miller ?; home run, Grimm. stolen bases, Robertson. Meusel, Cutshaw: sacri- flee, Bigbee; double plays, Cutshaw and Grimm; left on base, Pittsburg H. Phil adelphia q base on balls, off Cooper ?, off Sedwick 5; hits. off Baumgartner 5 in 2-3 innings, off Hubbel in 2-S innings, off Sedwick in 6 2-3 innings. struck out, by Cooper 6; wild pitch. Sedgwick losing pitcher, Baumgartner; umpires, O'Day and Quigley; time, 1850.
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SHARP PRACTIsE

From D1te.
 A politician never buries the hatchet unless he has an ax to grind.
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Totals ......5s 12 .46 25 'One out when winning run scored.

FBatted Tor Young Tn nInth.
 s'Batted for Leonard in twelfth.
 Score by innings: M 900 0O1 900 900 900 O--f Detroit ...... 010 900 900 900 900 1--2
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.Two out when winning run scored.
Score by innings:

Chicago UOO 00O 100 O---l Boston ............... 900 900 100 l--2 Gowdy; three-base hits, Holke stolen base. Deal; sacrifice. Flack t2l, Powell Barbare. Gowdy. southworth; left on base, Alexander l. off Oescheer {: struck out. by Alexander l, by Oeschger l: umpires, Quigley and O'Day; time. l:4o.
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