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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
SATURDAY
LITTLE RAIN AND BIG.

From some parts of the county cloud bursts were reported yesterday and other report that no rain fell at all We had two or three nice show CTS in Tombstone and from Miller canyon comes the report of one quar- ter of an inch in twenty-four hours The reservoir of the Huachuca Water company had 74OO0O gallons. of water at s a. m today. according to Mana ger 4. II. Gardner. of the company. BROUGHT PRISONER.
 Deputy Sheriff Ed Leahy this morn ing brought Dorsey Burnett, negro trooper charged with highway rob bery to the county jail to await trial. Dorsey is held on 5000 bond.
 HEARD CASE.
 Judge A. C. Lockwood went to Ben son today where he heard a juvenile case. returning home this afternoon. VISITING FRIENDS.
 Misses Marjorie and Margaret Rishworth, of St. David, are visiting in Tombstone for several days. the guests of friends.
 OPERATED UPON.
 Mrs. Wm. Critchley was operated upon at her home in Tombstone to day. the nature of the operation being considered of a minor nature. Late this afternoon the patient was re ported as doing nicely. ONE HELD; TWO RELEASED.
 Following preliminary hearing be fore U. S. Commissioner H. P. Mer Till this mornign, Felipe Gaytan, ar rested yesterday by Sheriff Hood and Deputy Rafferty at Benson. in con lnection with the recent box car rob
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10

F. N. Hendricks. and granddaugh- ter. Elsie Austin. of Tempe. are wis iting in Tombstone the guests of Judge and Mrs A c. Lockwood. NIT. Hendricks is an uncle of Mrs. Lock wood
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NOT VET.

While the dove and white wing sea sons are open, quail season does not oren until October 18th. The second hatch Of quail are very small at this time
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FROM BlSe BEE.

Chas. Webster. former pailer at the county jail here. accompanied by his wife. were visitors in Tombstone yes nd today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10

berries, was held to the acton of the Federal court. Two others. Encebio Cota and Anita Mendoza. arrested at the same time. were released for lack of evidence.
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SISBEE LEGION AUXILIARY TO GIVE BENEFIT DANCE.

The Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary. L. A. Engle. Jr. Post. of Bisbee. most cordially invite their Tombstone friends 10 dance to be given under their auspices for the purpose of raising funds to help pur- chase radio apparatus for the Le- zion Home in Bisbee. The best of music and refreshments will be pro- vided Vista Park at s:30 p. m, Sat urday, September 9th. is the time. MORE IMPROVEMENTS.
 The Cottage Rooming House is the latest addition to the improvement list of Tombstone. which is now un- der way full-fledged The Cottage has recently undergone a thorough renovation, repainting inside and out side and repapered. which makes it one Of the neatest appearing buildings in the city.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Sacred Concert, Sunday night, at 7:30 P. NJ. given by Alumni Orches- tra and accompanied by several of the elder instrumentalists of the city.
 Thos. Armstrong. Pastor
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WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY 1 TO DOUGLAS.
 Mrs. Dave Struthers went to Doug ! las this morning 10 spend several 1 days with relatives. RETURNED HOME.
 County School Superintendent Miss Helen Brown returned home today from Douglas. where she spent sev- ersl days. FROM CARR CANYON
 Judge Henry Magne and brother. Horace Magne. from Carr Canyon. were in Tombstone yesterday on busi ness The heavy rain kept them from returning home in the evening. RETURNED FROM TUCSON.
 Attorney O. Gibson returned home today from Tucson. where he went to try a case in the Federal Court. Mir. Gibson. who is a candidate for one of the Superior iudgeships. plans 10 spend the next week on a quiet cam paign in his interests.
 HAS RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs. Emily Scribner returned home last Saturday from New Orleans. La, where she spent the past three months on a visit with relatives. The South is improving wonderfully. Mrs. Scribner reports, and business is now almost back to normal She is glad. however. to get back to Tombstone CITY ENRICHED TEN DOLLARS.
 For disturbing the peace and being drunk and disorderly, a local Mexican was yesterday fined 5000 by Police Judge H P Merrill, when the offend CT pleaded guilty He was arrested by Chief of Police Hal Smith on Al len Street late Monday evening. while 'SS the act of taking in both sides of the street and abusing some of his lcountrymen.
 sENsoH MAN HERE.
 A. C. Smith. Of Benson. was a brief visitor in Tombstone today. FROM DOUGLAS. Judge F. II. Doan, Of Douglas, was visitor in Tombstone yesterday and today On court business. cATTLEmEH HERE.
 Sam Barrow and H. R. Rishworth. cattlemen of the San Pedro, were wis., itors in Tombstone today.
 FROM BOWIE.
 L. C. Knape, of Bowie, was visi- tor in Tombstone today on business at the court house. ITO sIs6EE.
 County Treasurer Guy C. Welch : went to Bisbee today on brief oia- cial visit.
 ON ROAD MATTERS.
 County Engineer Sid Smyth left to day for a several days trip to Bis. bee. Douglas and the north end of the
 county on trip of inspection o.
 road work now in progress. FROM NoeALEs. Il Jim Brown, engineer in charge Of . the grading and paving here, came in . today from Nogales, where he has similar work under way for the state |, highway department.
 BACK TO TUCSON.
 Ralph Johnson and wife and chil
 dren, returned to their home at Tue l son today following a visit here th' t guest of his parents, MT and Mrs t sam Johnson
 FROM TURKEY CREEK.
 pr. F. w. Randall and party O f ranchers were in town today iron 2 Turkey Creek, in the Huachucas. ol s road matters before the board of su lpervisors.
 lcoop RAIN FELL Tombstone had several shower ]. yesterday and the rainfall for the da s was more than for several days prt o viously. in fact several weeks sine
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
TOMBSTONE TOWN TOPICS TERsELy TOLD
TUESDAY

taken the Pete Eddy house for the school term. FROM TUCSON
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Shuh of Tue son. spent yesterday in Tombstone, the guests of friends. FROM ST. DAVID.
 Among the visitors in town today from St. David were noted J. S Mer- Till Jr., and Joe Sabin. CANDIDATE HERE.
 NJ. I. McKelligon, candidate for county attorney, spent a few hours in Tombstone today in the interests Of his candidacy.
 RETURNED HOME
 ". E. Clark. assistant clerk of the board of supervisors, returned home today from Bowie, where he has been on brief official visit BOWIE VISITORS.
 w. G. Richards and F. L. Terrence, of Bowie, were among the visitors in the county seat today, having busi- ness at the court house. FROM eIssEE.
 Antonio Giacomino. old time miner Of Tombstone and Bisbee, is spending few days in the district and may decide to locate here if he can find suitable silver lease. SHORTAGE
 The town was out of many films yesterday and the amateur 'foto" bugs did not make all the pictures they wished of the parade. AT WORK
 The big tractor got to work early this morning on Sixth street between Allen and Fremont and is now at work west on Allen.
 VISITING PARENTS.
 Mrs c. V. Elliott. of Fl Paso, arriv- ed in Tombstone Saturday night to spend several weeks with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mars TO TEMPE NORMAL.
 Mrs Philomeno Galvez and daugh- ters. Misses Matilda and Margarita, left today for Tempe. where the two young ladies will attend Normal again this year.
 THE RAINS
 It his sprinkled but very little here in the last three days, nothing to amount to any good In Miller can yon it has barely fallen sufficient to make half inch in the last three days. The Tombstone reservoir con- tained 650.O00 gallons of water at S a. m, today, according to A. H Gard ner.
 SCHOOL OPENS
 Tombstone schools opened today with no unusual incident. There was a forlorn look on the faces of almost all the youngsters of the distric:, and some of the teachers did not look completely overjoyed Only a morn ing session. for the purpose of regis tering students and allowing them to become acquainted with their teach. CTS. was held. Studies will be resum ed in earnest tomorrow.
 FROM eIssEE.
 Louis Igo came over today from Bisbee on business.
 MANY AT WILCOX
 A dozen or more Tombstone resi- dents motored to Wilcox yesterday to attend the opening of the Cochise Graham Cattle Growers association annual meeting. Candidates for var ious county and state offices, iron both Cochise and Graham counties and a number of candidates iron Pima and Gila county, made up tn greatest proportion of visitors, othe than members of the cattle associs ton, that thronged wiIicox yesterda and last night.
 RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs. Nellie Dalgleish and sistel Mrs. Joseph McPherson. returne home yesterday from California coal cities where they spent the pas month with relatives.
 FROM TUCSON.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm- Cosgrove. Tucson. spent yesterday here visitin
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OPTiCiAN HERE.

Dr. II. A. Schel,. well known Ari- zona optician. of Tucson, spent the day here today on one of his regular visits
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
TO TEMPE NORMAL.
THE RAINS

It his sprinkled but very little here in the last three days, nothing to amount to any good. In Miller can yon it has barely fallen sufficient to make half inch in the last three days. The Tombstone reservoir con- tained 65O.O00 gallons of water at S a. m, today, according to A H Gard ner.
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RETURNED HOME.

County School Superintendent Miss Helen Brown returned home today from Douglas. where she spent sev- o-aI dave
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FRIDAY
RETURNED FROM COAST.

Miss l.. Grace Kolb, deputy county school superintendent. returned home today from Los Angeles and other coast points where she spent a month among the sea breezes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
THURSDAY

 FROM sIssEE.
 A. W Howe was over today from Bisbee TO sissEE.
 County Attorney J. F. Ross went to Bisbee today on brief business visit. TOURISTS
 Tourists were thick today. going in both directions over the Old Spanish Trail IN sIssEE.
 Contractor White, of Miller & White. spent the day in Bisbee today on business. IN BissEE.
 Mrs. Josephine Rock, proprietor Of the Tourist Hotel, spent the day in Bisbee visiting friepdt IN sissEE.
 Mrs. Geo. NJ. Wales is spending several days in Bisbee visiting with friends. IN HIssEE
 Court Reporter J. NJ. Phillipowski and wife and daughter are spending several days in Bisbee.
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RETURNED FROM TUCSON.

Attorney O. Gibson returned home today from Tucson. where he went to try case in the Federal Court Mir. Gibson. who is a candidate for one of the Superior iudgeships. plans to spend the next week on a quiet cam paigu in his interests.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
IN sissee
IN BIS BE E.
ROM WACO

Mir. and Mrs. Nj. P. Clinton of Waco, Texas, are in the city on Q visit to Clinton being a sister of Mr. Gardner. tai service, having been in that de years.
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ATTORNEY HERE.

Attorney M. Blumenthal was among the legal l;gh's in town today
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paign in his interests.
HAS RETURNED HOME.

Mrs. Emily Scribner returned home last Saturday from New Orleans, La. where she spent the past three months on a visit with relatives. The South is improving wonderfully. Mrs Scribner reports, and business is now almost back to normal She is glad, however. to get back 10 Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
TO DOUGLAS.

Mrs. Dave Struthers went to Doug las this morning 10 spend several days with relatives.
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eral days.
FROM CARR CANYON

Judge Henry Nagne and brother Horace Magne. from Carr Canyon were in Tombstone yesterday on busi ness. The heavy rain kept them from
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
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VISITING PARENTS.

Mrs C. V. Elliott, of Fl Paso, arriv- ed in Tombstone Saturday night to spend several weeks with her par. ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mars. TO TEMPE NORMAL.
 Mrs. Philomeno Galvez and daugh. ters, Misses Matilda and Margarita left today for Tempe, where the two young ladies will attend Normal again this year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
ON ROAD MATTERS.

County Engineer Sid Smyth left to day for a several days trip to Bis bee, Douglas and the north end of the county on trip of inspection O. road work now in progress.
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TO eISB E

County Treasurer Guy C. Welct went to Bisbee today on brief ofh cial visit
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state during the past
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MORE IMPROVEMENTS.
TWO BlOOOHOUNOS GIFT TO SHERIFF.

in the city.
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VISITING HERE.

terday and today.
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CITY ENRICHED TEN DOLLARS.

For disturbing the peace and being drunk and disorderly, a local Mexican
 was yesterday fined 5000 by Police Judge II. P. Merrill, when the offend
 er pleaded guilty He was arrested by Chief of Police Hal Smith on Al len Street late Monday evening. while 'Sh the act of taking in both sides oi
 the street and abusing some of his
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10

Tombstone had several showers yesterday and the rainfall for the day was more than for several days pre-. viously, in fact several weeks since
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
FROM MORALES.

Jim Brown, engineer in charge of the grading and paving here, came in today from Nogales, where he has similar work under way for the state
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-15
Greenuille Wins
 Easy Victory, ll-3

Greenville. July 14.-(Special.)- Bradleyton was an easy victim to Greeaville's fast baseball team in a one-sided game here yesterday aft ernoon.
 Muscles Riley, of the local nine. starred with his sensational fielding and heavy hitting. At five times at bat he knocked a double, a triple. and sacrificed three times, beating his bunts twice. Ford. of the vis- itors, made retty scoop cf Dunk lin's drive in the seventh and cut a man off at the home plate. Score:
 R. H. E.. Bradleyton ....0o2 700 O0o-s 3 5 Greenville 200 043 11x-- 6 Batteries: Evans. Ford and Miles; Black, Dunklin and Harrison.
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Speedier Than "Bo"

Chicago, July 14.-"Bo" McMillan, former captain Of the famous Centre college football team. today was out something more than $10 because his fleetness was matched yester- day. He drove through Willmette. suburb, at the rate of 33 miles an hour, a motorcycle policeman told a magistrate, who assessed the grid star S10 and costa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-15

Knaupp to Henry 2. Hits. off Miller in 2 Innings, 2 runs; off Boone hits in in- sings, runs. Winning pitcher. Miller. Losing pitcher, 4}Jone. Struck out. by Miljus 1, by Miller 2. by Boone 1, by Bed good 3. Bases on balls. off Miller 3, off Boone 2, off Bedgood 3. Left on bases. New Orleans 6, Chattanooga 2. Time. 221 Empires. Campbell and Pfenninger.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-15
Australians Win
 Dauis Cup Matches
By Associnteh Presa

Roehampton. England. July 14.- J. c. Anderson, Australian tennis star. defeated Kardalt of Czecho- Sloyakia. 7-5. 6-4, GA in the Aus tralian- Czecho -Slovakian prelimina- ries for the Davis cup today.
 In the other singles match today Gerald Patterson, Australian, de- feated F. Rohrer. Czecho- -Slovakia, 6-1, 6-3. 3-6. 6-2.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-15
India Wins Doubles
 In Dauis Cup Meet

Bristol. Eng, July 14--India won the doubles match in the Spanish In dian preliminaries for the Davis cup here today. A. A. Fyzee and R. R. Amaswami, India. defeated Count De Gomar and Eduardo Flaquer, Spain. in hotly contested five-set match. 3-s; 7-5; 11-s; S-10.
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Score by inninRs:

Score by innings: Ag
 Atlanta ................ 1oi 900 300 o-A
 Summary: Two-base hits. Burke. James, Moore. Three-base hits Hook. critz- Sacrifice hits, Tutwiier, Jond. Stolen bases. wano, Mayer. Pond 2, Critx 7. Mo- Milan Burke. Double plays. MtEnlan to Critz to McLarry. Innings pitched. by Mitchell ] with hits and runs. Struck out. by James !. by Benton (. Base on balls off James 2. Benton T. winning pitcher. Benton. Passed ball, Pond. Left on bases, Memphis 9. Atlanta 6. UmptreA, Brennan and Campbell. Time. 3:1e.
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Called on account of darlSness.)
 Summary: Sacrifice hits. Lee, Wtngfteld, Smith. stolen base. Tucker. Two base hit. Gilbert. Double play, Henry (unas- i run; off Morris, 5 in 4 innings. 3 runs; off Wingfield l in Ia inning, runs. Win ming pitcher. Martina. Losing pitcher: Martina 3. off Morris 1, off Wingfield 2, off Bedgood ]. Struck out. by Martina 2. by Morris 2, by Bedgood 1. Time, i;ss. on bases. New orleans 8. Chattanooga 6.
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Clarke Is Chnscc


 The sounds seemed to come from left field, and Umpire Tandy evil dently thought the message was meant for him, He promptly or dered MT Clarke out of the game MT. Clarke wasn't So prompt about leaving, but finally retired after calling at first base where the um- pire wei on duty and paying hi . personal respects to that gent.
 The Barons did fairly well in the matter of getting chances to score off the reuben, but with men on they couldn't Tit them out of reach. The Travellers played some pretty defensive ball behind Robinson.
 Little Rock scored It's first run in the second inning. Lapan singled, but Jackson hit long fly to Silva. Brown smashed the ball back to the box, 1t bounded off tatham's leg Into Kane's hands and Lapan was thrown out at second. Robinson hit the first ball pitched him or a line to center field. and 1t passed Silva | like the Sunshine Special golnk through Benton. Brown scored ea-, fly, but Robinson pulled up at sec- ond. Ritter struck out.
 Travellers Cinch Game
 The Travellers practically cinched the game in the third. Graff walked Boone laid down a bunt and both runners were safe wher Graff beat i Statham's throw to second. Con- molly sacrificed and Schleibner brought in both runners with a single by second. Lapan singled 0 center and base on balls to Jack son filled the bases. Schleibner scored on Browns single by first. With the bases full Robinson s ruck out and so cid Ritter.
 The l\avelers added two to their lead l !, the eighth. Lapan nit over Harper's head for three bases. Jack son walked, but Cvengros, who bat ted for Brown and later "a. ed left l field, beat out a hit to first. Lapan scoring. Statham had Cyengros l caught off fir t. but Burkett drop ped the pall and Jackson went to third. Robinson again struck out bu. Ritter hit to Kane a | Jackson scored while Cvengros was being forced at second. Graff closed the rally with long fly to Silva. | Morrison and Warmoth probably will meet in the final game of the series tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-15

New Orleans at Chattanooga.
 Mobile at Nashville.
 Little Rock, July 14-(Special)- John Henry Robinson pitched in his finest style this afternoon and the Travellers made 1t two straight over the Birmingham Barons by winning, 6 to 0.
 John Henry saved his best pitching efforts for the pinches and nine Bar ons were left on bases. The Travel CTS were there with base hits when they had good chances to score runs off Bill Statham and they left only five men on the bases.
 It was the ole Reuben, himself, who set the style of hitting in the pinches, when he broke the world 8 record for long doubles in the second inning. The reuben hit one to the centerfield fence with runner on first. The runner. who was Floyd Brown, ran to third and walked home. The reuben ran to first and walked to second, where he rested
 Brown Injured
 Evidently, the Travellers were hay ing too much good fortune for Lit tie Rock ball club, so something had to happen to sort of offset the luck. The jinx got in his dirty work in the :. first half of the eighth, when he knocked Floyd Brown out of the party ana mayDe out or the game Tor several days When Doc" Silva famed at a third strike for the third out of the inning, he swung his bat backward and it struck the Traveller catcher solidly on the head. Brown went down with an ugly gash on his scalp, from which the flood ran freely. It was said last night that the injury probably wouldn't be at all serious.
 The Barons also ran into some hard luck when First Baseman Neun twisted his back in practice and was unable to play. Howard Burkett subbed for him at first. Later in the day the Barons lost the help of Sumpter Clarke for the day, when Sumpter talked himself into a short vacation. Sumpter thought he was safe at first in the sixth inning when Umpire Tandy called him out After the Barons had been retired for the inning and had gone to the field, someone could be plainly heard shouting, "Robber! Robber! Robber!"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-15
RTS BARONS BLANKED LN SECOND GAME SPORTS
Rogers HOrnsby Ties Homer Mark
 In the National

st. Louis, July 14.-Rogers Hornsby, St. Louis National star, tied the lengue home run rec ord in tOday's game with Phila- deIphfa by cIouting his twenty fourth circuit drive in the sev- enth inning.
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Indians Win All

Boston, July 14.-Cleveland made clean sweep of the four-game series win Boston by winning, to 3, today. Rus sell weakened in the eighth, giving three bases on balls. one of which forced in run. Gardners single scored two others and errors by Pittenger helped Cleveland to two more In the ninth. Score:
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Cubs Beat Giants, 8-4

Chicago. July l4.-chicago defeated New York. to in the final game of the series Virgil Cheeves. who the Giants de- feated in the opener, replaced Jones in the first inning, and tanned the visitors. The hitting of Miller. who drove out two home runs with a man on base each time, and doubles by Krug, Hollocher, Callaghan and O'Farreli accounted for the locals runs.
 Johnny Kelieher was spiked by Dave Robertson at first base and had to retire
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Timely Hitting Wins Twin Bill For PelS
 Ouer the LookOuts

Chattanooga. July 14-Timely hitting enabled New Orleans to take two games from Chattanooga today, to 3 and [ to 2, in spite of wldness on the part of New Orleans pitchers. The home hitters were unable to hit in the pinehes and the visiting fielders played fast baseball without error in the two games. Scores:
 FIRST GAME
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Senators Cop Series

Washington, July 14.-Washington made 1t two out of three by taking the final of the series from Chicago today to s' Four hits and three walks off Courtney nattad inc Nationals five runs in the first
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New York, July l4.-New York defeated Urban Shocker for the second time In the series today and made It two out of three from St Louis, to 0. shawkey made a great finish by striking out sisler and Williams in the ninth. The Yankees punched five hits for four runs in the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-15
Chicks Bunch Hits In Tenth Frame to
 Beat the Crackers

Atlanta, July 14.-Three hits in the tenth inning today. including a triple by Second Baseman Critz, enabled Memphis to make 1t three straight from Atlanta, to f. The Chicks stole six bases and critz scored on a double steal in the sew auth scora.
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sBatted for Bronkie in seventh. ssBatted for Shocker in seventh.

Summary. Two-base hit, Tobn. Three base hit, Ward. Stolen base. Witt: Sacri- flee. Shawkey. Double plays. Ward to Scott to Pipp; Danforth to Ssler. Left on bases, New York ', St. Louis 5. Base' on balls. off Shocker l. Struck out, by Shocker g. by Shawkey 4. Hits. off Shock CT 12 in ' innings. Danforth 1 in l. Los ing pitcher. Shockeg Empires, Chill and Connolly. Time. 1:53.