Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-31
ALL STARS WIN
OVER MEMPHIS
ALL STARS, IS
Odd Game Of Baseball at
All Star Field Yesterday
Results In Another Home
Victory.

The local All Star b7eebail tean
len yesterday afternCon met ana van
'qu:sEeI an All Star iea'1 from Nom.
Iphis, Tenn, By the score Of SIX tt
five in game STAGED IL All Stai
been advertised as he Polarinca "a
Memphis but il was SoOu discovered
that only a very loW n.rrlfCrs Of
the team were also members Of the
Polarines, that team naring been
practically disrupted since the early
weeks of tie spring. Instead the
outfit desired that il be known as
another All Star aggfegat ION ard so
!it was that two All Star Mines bat
| He'd yesterday afternoon at the local
All Star park. Darling and Lewis
hurled brilliant ball and hal the
support given both hurlers been a
little more certain the large number
|of scratch" hits that worked into
the total would have been elimin-
lated. Inability on the part of the
fidldcTs to start soon enough
on several occasions yesterday caused
blows to so as hits when they Acre
in reality only of the "scratchcst
variety and had the fielders been n
trifle slower than they were a LARGE
humber OF errors would have result
ed, and there is the story Of the
game from the spectators viewpoint
ard Tie manner in which the game
"boneheadS" again.
Hitting honors for the day were
divided, Richburg and Greenway
secured the only doubles of the day,
Grecnway also getting single
Higgins also had a good day with
the hickory. Hale, the tall Indian
catcher for the visitors, turned in
q days work by drawing in three
singles out of four times up. Bour-
chard, Anderson and the hard hit
ting LiGhtfoot occurred two singles
isiNi AEtiu ptIiCu II ldol uouDIc
play, The one by Pritchard ana
Clark being especially fast in two
respects. The ball came toward
Pritchard in q straight line. He
promptly relayed it to first in time
to nip the runner on that bag by
several feet. The whip" employed
by lsaminger at short for Memphis
to shat off batters at first was the
rrettieSt exhibition OF that art seen
lc;e in some time Three times the
throw was straight and fast. lie also
showed that he could set the bail
away from any position. Lewis for
the visitors also fielded his posi-
ton in first class style. Pritch-
ard On TIE ''hot corner" for the
locals handled seven chances with
out q bobble. In the outcrworks,
Thorpe was the outstanding star"
With three put outs.
A single, a base On balls, a sin
gle, q fielder's choice and Green
ways double accounted for three
rams N the last half of the first
ana gave the locals lead that
could not be overcome. A base on
balls to Woodward to start the
fourth ended in the fourth run.
Richburg's double and Higgins sin
gle brought over number five in the
Iifth and & single by Groenway fol-
lowed by one by Higgins after
GYecnway had reached second tai
FED the sixth run.s Higgins hit
appeared at first to be good for
ID double but Lightf6ot jumped into
the ether and caught it with one
hand ana had the throw on the way
to second By the time he was again
on the ground. -Four singles mixed
With little slow thinking on the
part Of the local ficlders produced
three runs in the fourth for Mem
Dhis. Two more runs were added
in the seventh on q single and two
errors.
Following is the box score with
summary attached.