davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
Five Leading Hitters
In Each Major League
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Semi-Pro and Amateur Baseball Games
At ParkviIle Oval

At Parkvire Oval: II: Il; E;
Parsv,s Pnie Giants q. g. i
Batteries-Edwards and Sands; casazza
and Ross.
At Sheridan Oval: r. II. f..
Sheridan caseys Io42 2 o x-ls IA .
Batteries-Knauss and Wood; Mcguire and
Robb.
Bridseport. i'd wpt,rsp fo'"' RON. 100000
College Point. 1 2 3 Ox-7 IL /.
Batteries-Brewer and Hagen; Martin and
steinbach.
AT College Point: III. e.
East New York. 600 oooooo-o !
College Point; ~. 30 l Ks 2
suhre and steinback.
At Jersey City, n. j.: r. III. E.
Central Egberts.. 0 0 0 O-l
Batteries-Kruse, Ulfers and Moore Wiley
and Frosch.
| At Bennett Field R.H.E
Burns Eggs go. o o 2 u 2 0 0 o O-5 10 .
Batteries-Ahrams. II. Williams. l.. Will
iams and Cullen; c. Byrne and Heineman.
At Ivanhoe Park. Glendale. l.. l.. R.H.E;
Ironsides go. o 9oo9 . o e-a ea % !
Batteries-Smfth and Waugh; Danley and
Yott.
AT Ivanhoe Park, Glendale. L. l. R,H.E.
Atlantic City, -. 9o9 81 %
Batteries-smith and Tobn; Archer and
Ditzel.
At Coney Island Oval r. II. II.
Aurora Col. Giants. 02 02o0o0oiI- -
Batteries-Holland. Wood and Washington;
Tremble and Levey.
! Al Lakewood, N. j. X. H. II.
knlsKspo9eker. I,stswasS Spo oSo6Y&ii Is :
Batteries-Gute and Harms; Gwyer and
Corrlgan.
EisseSsSd ESss Ss% York. SS5SGiSSSfp % 10
Batteries-Dacb and Hebblewait' Emmons
and Kenny.
At East New York oval r. II. E;
East New York. 0 0 o 0 90 3
Batteries-Perry and spohrer Seaman.
Campbell and Hirten.
waiis wal ros s.. Feters G. c. 900 900 900 - !
Norwich Conn. ........ 600 900 900 90 0
Batteries-Byers and Nealis; smith and
O'Neil.
wars wall 81. Peters C. c. ooo mo I1o-2 5 9
NorYicb W@ Conn. 900 600 0oi-i 2 1
Batterles-Finneran and Nealis; Maurer
and O'Neil,
wals AL sGsy 81. Peter Peters @. c. oo2 o2o olo-s ii
! Lincoln stars. 100 600 opl-z
Batteries-Byers and Nealls; Walker and
\ Williams
I At Clltton. NJ j % - 80
foRer poRerty SisiS' SIX sox 0 80 i oo-s 0
Batteries-Fabre and Jimenez; Raymond
and Gault.
pohertS StsHi silk sox ooootooso- g 10 2
/ Hilldale. ...... 90 100 l % o
Batteries--Gaston and Gault: Kenyon Gil
! lespie and Richardson
Al Farmers Oval. Glendale, L. In :, :,
Madison saiso ss stars. opooto-s y /
/ Farmers ,...... 0 / O o. 10
Datteries--Baptiss and Dollard; Wasser-
man and Kearney. .
Madison stars. 10000 o. Q !
Farmers ....... 90 O o x II
! ratteries-Mc Donald and Dollard; Clifford
/ At Schenectady. N. y y. u. 10;
/ oneonta ....... 90 042o1 o. II
/ Schenectady, | l D.
! Chesley and Green.
At st. Brendan's Oval X ~ IL:
s,eTlinsss; snHSs.a: s5oSSSso Z !
! Torporcer and Carlo: Carlo and Robertson.
! At New York Oval
First game ". ~. ~,
! Bacharachs % 0 o o o ~ 10 o
! Eatteries-Flournoy. Cockrell and Santop
| Kidding and Rojo. - :.
uiIISSis. iHSono s..''.'.. sa'" 1ooo1otoo-s . /
! Bacharachs... 0Ot x II !
Datteries-C' Iespie. Coekrell and Richard
Mau,er a. o.. ooo1Uo1 1o--5 II 3
| Nyaok r. p. O.. 0 0 oO o 10
! Batteries-Jahn and Ebers Leddy and
At Flushing L. l. Y. T. y;
Gotham ......... 1000 80 Is
patteries = Myers and Cross corbett.
| Eustacle and Meneher.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
Joe Jackson Has Big
Day on Jersey Diamond
Westwood Fans Give Forme,
White Sox 5000.

Joe Jackson, former White Sox player
and now one of the outlaws" OF the
game as result of the investigation of
the world series of 1919. is not "in bad"
in Westwood. n. ].
He played in two games there yester-
dav and was as well received az new
Ambassador Joe played well. his double
and two singles aiding Westwood to
beat the Virginia Giants, nine COM
IcJed of colored players.
The insistence of Westwood that 1t
use Jackson has caused split in the
baseball relationship of Westwood and
H.ickensack. 4 Hackensack paper an
nc anced that the team which repre-
s-nted that community would not take
the field against "Joe Jackson or any
other outlaw player
Nevertheless yesterday was n good
day for Jackson. He carries a man
ager who stated that Joe was presented
with 5000, besides his share of the gate
receipts, by leading citizens.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
Dodgers Earn Two TOrrid
Triun1phS Oper Braves
Bottle Throwers Again
Active in Brooklyn

THERE was another bit OF pop
bottle throwing over at Ebbets
i Field yesterday afternoon. 1t
enlivened the dull moments between
the first and second games. and the
targets were Mr.. Ebbets's special
police. The consensus was that
they made fine targets.
The shindig started when an over
heated young man in the left field
circus bleachers got fresh with one
of the aforementioned special police.
The special proceeded TO give an
imitation of a regular cop making
an arrest, and this was resented by
the bleacherites. particularly those
in the regular left field stand.
One bottle was thrown. another
SKINNED at the special, then
thrd--and then quite few. Several
other specials went to the rescue of
their endangered comrade. Finally
Wilbert Robinson called on the bottle
throwers TO desist. Some of the
Dodgers joined him in the appeal.
The barrage was ended. and the
second game went on.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03

Al Dexter Park first gamel- r. II. e.
H%s5%iss. " i Z
and Gatewood Tesreau, Nodcer and Purcell
Second Game n II n
Lineolns .,.......... ooIooo 2-3 5 .
satteres-P. Wiley and Gatewood: Ke,leher
and Holman.
At Hoboken-- n IT. II
5sEsr5 a,fs s:,:s; A A.. ssssSsssGss
fsssts sas%sier :.GSS :.:..1 oSSdaSSlSSSs g e !; :
Batteries-V. Lowe and Nh rsh. Bennett:
Wagner and Newburg.
H. Giants. % 0 o D 0 20 o. 3 >
DECENTRALIZATION and Marsh; Hamilton
and Berger.
At Homewood-- r. H. e.
PanSarg PamsMyoa goa..,..SSooSssd1ssSoe-S is i
Wilson.
AT Queens. L. l. r. II. E.
Fri. Erie A. ..c.ooddo flo Il Q
Batteres-Lawrence and Sawtelle; Lunde,
Hazelton and Uzmann.
Al Recreation Park, ,Astoria.L.I.-- r. II. f:
Springfield 30 Q ~ 0 90 Y IL Q
Observation-Disclosures, Dalton and Beatty,
Heyer; Harquail and Garcia.
6goaSi, Bronx ozarks. dooaa,,ocSod y g
PutttIler--Btiiilctl anu otuHeS hdHoHcy
and Rockford.
At Maspeth, l.. t. r. H. e.
Bkyn White Sox.. o 0sf Dol 1-12 IL 1
Melvina Il. B. G.. - 5000 021-S IL 3
Batteries-HWch and Baker; Duffy and
Merse.
At Howard Field (First Camel r.
Pelham SILK SoX... o q o. 3
Howards ,..............1 o . o o o o x }
Batteries-Fitch and Evans; Terhune and
Zachman.
(Second Camel r.
Pelham silk Sox. O o . . q p g
Howards .....-........S D y X-1Z
Batteries-Pease. Lattimer and Evans:
Bellof and Terhune.
". Y. Fire Dept6 s 1 q o o "a lis 10 I
St Agatha. . o 1 o 3 l 0 o. IL 5
Batteries-Ma rshall. Haugh. Dempsey;
Featherstone. Cross. Carroll.
At Sunset Oval X. N. Il.
Porto Rican Stars
100000 OIL .
Sunset Social Ben. ASS
IL o q 0 x-14 10 .
Batterles-Rivero and Alberto; Kenny and
Cahill.
Al Yardley Oval r. II. L.
Prescott n. u. c. o o . o o 02 Is 4
Scarsdales .... l 0 o o 05 x-10 IL
Batteries-Harris and Foley; Fallon. Griff
and Carney
At Ridgewood- II. III. E.
Maujer A. O.. q 40 I 2 o 00-S II o
Ridgewood. ...... 0~0 0 o 3 0 0-6 o 4
Batteries-Fiarper and Shields; Romano
and Kalter.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03

Bill Clymer's Newark Bears bowed
twice before the prowess OF Chief Ben
ders Reading warriors yesterday at
Harrison Field, Newark, by scores of 5
to and to g. The double setback
brought the Bears string of defeats to
seven in row.
In both games the Bears were fur
nished with stellar brand of pitching,
Deane Sarah" Barnhardt doing the peg
ging in the initial encounter and Rudy
Knelsch twirling in the second, but in
each contest the Bears played a loose
game. making quartet of misplays In
the first contest and three In the second.
Gordonier did the fiinging for the WIS.,
tors in the first game and held the Bears
to six hits. The scores:
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
REDS DOWNED TWICE
BY THE CARDINALS.
st. Louis Gains Full Game on
the Giants as Result of
Double Victory.

CINCINNATI, July EST. Louis gained
: full game on the Giants to-day by
winning both games Of double header
from the Reds. in the first game Keck
was hit hard in the first two innings
and was driven from the mound. while
Pfeffer had only one bad round. The
Cardinals won easily to 8.
The second game was a pitchers
battle in which Pertica had just a shade
the better of Luque and st. Louis won
to 1. They punched five of 'heir hits
in the third inning for their Two iuns.
The Reds scored one In the same round
but were stopped ny Pertica the rest of
the way The scores
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
Notes of the Athletes.

Harry Bottscher, runner who used to
represent the Mohawk A. G. In compet.ton
las changed his mind about joinint the
Glencoe A. G. and will become member
II the Newark A. c.
walter higgins Of Columbia University
the intercoile giate champion two mile r'in
ncr, will meet Jimmy Hennigan OF the Dor
chester A. A. In a match race at two miles
at the games OF the United Irish Societies at
springfield. Mass. tomorrow afternoon.
The advisability Of arganizing the Amerl-
can Distance Runners Association. proposed
by Frank Tittcrton, will be discussed at n
meetinx OF harriers and cinderpath per-
formers AT the clubhouse OF the Glencoe
A. 9. Wednesday night.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
ALEXANDER BEATS
PITTSBURGH 5 TO 1
Pirates Obtain But Seven Hits
and Fielding of Grimes
Is a Feature.

CHICAGO. July 2.-The Chicago Cubs
to-day took an easy game from Pitts
burgh in which Alexander's pitching
played winning factor. The Cub vet
eran allowed the Pirates but seven hits.
The fielding of Grimes of the Cubs and
Traynor of the Pirates featured. The
score:
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
Collins's Hitting Brings
Victory to the Red Sox

WASHINGTON. July johnson was
outpitched by Ferguson to-day and Bos-
ton defeated the locals, to /, Collins
driving in both the visitors runs. A
fine play by Pratt, who backed UP first
ard intercepted a wild throw by Fer
guson. with two on base and none out.
prevented Washington from at least ty-
ing the score in the ninth. Johnson's
string of scoreess innings ended at
thirty when the Red Sox scored in the
fourth round.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
Skeeters Lose to Orioles
in Ten Inning Game, S to q

BALTIMORE. July 2,-It took ten in
nings for the Baltimore Orioles to de-
feat Jersey City, to 4. this afternoon.
Groves famed twelve ba.ters, but was
hit hard in the ninth. when his support
faltered. and the Skeets took the lead,
only to be tied when the Birds came to
bat' and to be beaten in the next inning.
Wurm for Jersey City also pitched good
ball. The score:
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
KEN WILLIAMS HITS
TWENTIETH HOMER
Browns Win Fourth Straight
Victory Over Cleveland
by 8 to 5.

ST. LOUIS, July 2.-The Browns
chalked up their fourth straight victory
over Cleveland to-day, 9 to 5. Williams's
twentieth home run scored Sisler and
McManus ahead of him. Wood also hit
a homer with McInnis on base. The
locals batted Mails hard. while Kolp
was effective in the pinches.
The score:
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
Kansas City's New Speedway.
STANDING OF THE CLUES.

KANSAS CrTY. Mo. July 2.-The first
race on Kansas City's new motor spec q e
way will be Saturday. September 16,
under the joint auspices OF the Kansas
city Speedway Association and the Mis-
souri, and Kansas state departments OF
the American Legion.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
Totals. ,ss 4 5t2s II /

y Iotals. o. . oU
batted Tor Wurm in ninth inning.
zone out when winning run was scored
!Batted for Barry In ninth inning.
SEATED for Groves in ninth inning.
Jersey City,. 0 o %
baltimore. o 0 1 . 4 is
Two base hit-Lucey. Home run-McAvoy.
Sacrifice--Boley. Left on bases-Baltimare.
Z; Jersey City, 3. Bases on baIls-off
Groves. 4: off wurm. y; off cellars. /.
hits-off Wurm. in 8 innings; off Thomas.
none In inning; off Groves, 5 in innings;
off cellars, In innings. Hit by pitched
ball-By Wurm (Walsh). Struck out--By
Groves. IL; by Wurm, 5. Wild ptch-Ciroyes
Umpires-Derr, McDevitt and Phyle. Time
OF game hours and q minutes.
At Syracuse (First Camel H. n. y.
Buffalo .......0 o 0 l 0 o o o. 3 q
Syracuse ...... 0 0 > . o / K Z 10 o
Batteries-McCabe. Werre and Bengough;
Sell and Neibergall.
(Second Game)- r. II. T.,
Buffalo ...........0 o q q o q o-2
Syracuse ...........0 o 0 O o o o. I
Seven innings by agreement.
Batteries-Reddy and Urban; Kircher and
Niebergall
At Rochester r. III. r..
Toronto ........0 DO Oo 90 o %
Rochester a 0 I o O 1 O x 5 10 2
Batteries-Taylor. Enzmann and Devine:
Wisner and Lake.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
Detroit Tigers Break
White Sox Winning Streak

CHICAGO. July 2.-Detroii broke
Chicago's winning streak of eight
straight games to-day when .hey
punched hits off Robertson and Hodges,
with bases on balls and errors and won
IL to s. II was the second victory for
the Tigers in twelve games played with
the White Sox this season. The score |:
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
FIRST GAME.
Totals. 81 g II - II o.
Slated for O'Neil In the eighth inning.
tBatted for Cruise in the ninth inning.

Brooklyn ..4 n o ks
Boston .....-.... o 0 0 3 . 0-6
Two base hits-Kopf, Wheat. Three base
hits-Hish, Johnston. Home run-Ford. Sac
rifices-'r. Griffith, Mitchell. Double plays
Kopf and Gowdy; Olson. Johnston and
Mitchell Left on ha ses-Boston, Z, Brook
lyn 6. Bases on halls--Off Oeschger. /. off
off Smith. l. Struck out-By Lansing, 4; by
Vance. .. Hits--O Oescnger 3 in 0 in
ming (none out in firsD off Lansing, IN I
in SIXTH: off Mamaux, 3 In . 1-3 innings
off Smith. In ! 2-3 innings: off Marquard.
3 in / inning. Wild pitches-Lansing. Vance.
Winning pitcher-Vance. Losing pitcher
Oeschger. Umpres-Quigley and Moran.
Time of game-2 hours and minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03

Two base hit-Prntt. Stolen bases-Pratt,
Collins. Sacrifces-Ferguson, Shanks. Double
piay-Peckinpaugh. Harris and Judge. Left
on bases-Boston, 7; Washington, g. Bases
on balls-Off Johnson. off Ferguson, !.
Struck out-By Johnson, . Hits-On John
son. 3 In 3 innings; off Erickson none In
inning. Losing pitcher-Johnson. Umpires
--Nallin and Moriarty. Time OF gane-1
hour and 4s minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
SECOND GAME.

Two base hi.s-Cruise. Myers. Three base
hit--Johnston Home run-Wheat. Sacrifices
Cruise, McQuillan. Johnston. Olson. Dou-
BILE play-Hungling and Olson. Left on
bares--Boston, 3: Brooklyn, 3, Bases on
balls.on shriyer. on Decatur, ~ OH
by Mcc-ssillan, 4. Hlts--Off Shriver, aone In
no inning tnone out In first inning) off
Decatur. in Innings; off Cadore, In =
innings. Winning pitcher-Cadore. Umpires--
Moran and Qugey. Time OF game-i hour
and 90 minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
Totals. 80 3 n 2fA o
Stated for Harris !
\ the seventh inning.

IOtals. ~ " " Y W
Stated for Harris In the seventh inning.
tBstted for Harrison In the ninth inning.
Philadelphia ... 00t o o o-5
New York ...... o o 8 x--o
Two base hts-Pipp. Scott. welch, Ward.
Three base hit--Hoyt. Home runs--Waiker,
q: Ruth Stolen bnsea-Nfeusei pipp. Sac
rifices-Harrir, Ward. Double plays--pipp.
Scott and Pipr Scott. Ward and rTpp, 2
Left on bases-Ncw York. 10; Philadelphia,
4; off Moore. 2. Struck out-By Hoyt 3 =
BY Harris. I by Yarrlson, /. Hits-Of
Harris. q In Q innings OFF Moore , In 1
inning fnone out In eighth inning) of Var
rfson. B In inning. Hit by pitcher-ry Hoyt
(Miiier). Passed baii--perkins. Losing litoher
--Harrie. Umpfres--Dinneen and Hildebrand
Time OF game-2 hours.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03

Two base hits-BIue, Falk. Three base
hlts-Muligan. Falk. Stolen base--Cobb.
sacrifices--Jones, Cobb Mulligan. sheely.
Double plays-fIooper. Collins, Johnson
Sheely and Schalk Collins. johnson and
Sheely. 2. Left on bases-Detroit, 8; Chi
cago, =. Bases on balls-Robertson 8: Old
ham, .; Hodge, .. Struck out-Oldham 3;
] inning off Robertson. 6 in 3 2-3 Innings; Off
Hodge. In Ia innings. Wild pitch-Hodge
Losing pitcher-Robertson Umplres-Evans
and Walsh. Time Of game-2 hours and 9
minutes,
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
WELFTH HOME RUN AND YANKS BEAT ATHLETICS 9 TO 8
Major League Records
For the Past Week

The weeks record In each league of
with runs. hits, errors, men left on
bases and runs scored by opponents, In
Guiding games played last Saturday, Is
as follows:
The New York herald., 1922-07-03

Giants Va. brooklyn Today, $3.50. Polo Grnds.
Grandstand Adm, si.lo. inc. Tax-Adv.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
Phillies Win Exhibition.
fERICAN LEAGUE.

PROVIDENCE, July 2.--The Philadelphia
National League baseball club defeated
the Providence Grays In an exhibition
game here to-day, Is to 2. The score:
n. n. Il.
Philadelphia NATIONALLY .........1s IL 2
Providence Grays (seml-prol .....2 7
Batteries--Wilhelm and Witherow, zwieck,
pelco and Mckinley.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
NEWARK LOSES TWO
GAMES TO READING
Chief Bender's Warriors Take
First Contest, 5 TO 2, and
Second Tilt, 5 to 8.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Reading, ); Newark, (first game).
Reading. 8; Newark. 3 (second anne).
Baltimore. 8; Jersey City. (l0 innings).
Rochester, 3; Toronto, 0.
Syracuse, s; Buffalo, I (first camel. -
Buffalo. .; Syracuse, 0,(second game).
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,
The New York herald., 1922-07-03

st. Louis ........ o 0 O %
Cincinnati. ....".. o O OIL
Two base hits-Duncan, Hargrave. Pertica.
Stolen base-Bohne. Double plays-Toporcer
and Fournier; Toporeer, Hornsby and Four
ner, 2; Bohne, Kmmick and Daubert. Left
on bases-St. Louis, 5 Cincinnati, .. Bases
on balls-Off Pertica, 3: off Luque. i. Struck
out-By Luque. 3. Umpires-Hart and O'Day.
Time OF game hour and 81 minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03

Two base hits-Cirimes. Barnhart. Stolen
base-Hollocher. Sacrifices-Carey Bgbee,
Hollocher. 3. Double play-Holocher, Terry
and Grimes. Left bases-Pittsburgh, g.;
Chicago. 10. Bases on balls-Off Hamil-
ton, 3; off Alexander, I. Struck out-By
Hamilton, 3; by Alexander, l. Umpires-
Klein and Pfirman. Time of game-1 hour
and a minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03

: GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Jersey City at Baltimore.
Buffalo at Syracuse.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
FIRST GAME

Totals. 80 3 lO ~ IL =
'Batted for Markle In seventh inning.
tBatted for Schnell in ninth inning.
ST. Louis. ........ 2 0 2 o o 0-S
Cincinnati. ........ 0 o 0 3 0 0-3
Two base hits-Fack, Fournier, Pfeffer.
Sacrifces-Hornsby. Schultz. Double plays
Pfeffer. Toporcer and Fournieri Daubert
(unassisted). Left on bases-St. Louis. 3:
Cincinnati, G. Bases on balls-Of Keck. !;
off Markle. 3; off schnell, 2. Struck OUT.
BY Pfeffer, | by Keck. ! by Marlle, /:
by Schnell, .. Hits-Of Keck in 1-3
innings; off Markle, In 2-3 innings; off
Schnell, in . innings. Losing pitcher
Keck. Umpires-O'Day and Hart. Time
of game-l hour and 46 minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
Totals. .ss 5 10 "a 8 II

Two base hlts-SlsIer, 7 WambsEanss,
Speaker. Home runs-Williams, Wood.
Stolen base-Slsler. Sacrifices-Mclnnis.
kolp. Williams. Siser. Left on bases-Cleve-
land, s.; st. Louis, 0. Bases on balls-On
Mails. .; off Kop !; off Edwards. ]. Struck
| out-By Kolp, 2; by Mails, /. Hits-Off
Mails. iS IN innings; off Edwards, none
In 1-3 inning: off Lindsey. ! in 2-3 inning.
Losing pitcher-Mails. Umpres-Connoly
and O'Neil. Time OF game-1 hour and ~
minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03

Totals. 81 I 3 % 1G 0
'Batted for Picinich in eighth inning
tBatted for Johnson In eighth inning.
tran for Judge in ninth inning
wssRinston....... WHssRh, i;;..''... Q ii
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
FIRST GAME.
Totals. 80 2 9 27 16 4
In the seventh inning.

Totals. 30 2 9 27 1874
sBatted for Walker In the seventh inning.
iran for Altenberg In the seventh inning.
Reading ......... l o o o. o-5
Newark .....,.... 0 0 o 1 o o o.
Two base hts--Gilhooley, Fowler, Kopf,
Barnhardt, Lefler. Brainard. Three base
hit-Lefler. Stolen bases-Haines, 2; Getz
Sacrifices-Getz, Thomas, Cordonier. Left
on bases-Reading, 7; Newark, 4. Bases on
balls-Off Barnhardt 4 off Gordonier g.
Struck out-By Gordoner, 4: by Burnha. ..dt.
2 Umpires-Carpenter and noolan Time Of
game-f hour and Is minutes
The New York herald., 1922-07-03

Pittsburgh. ........ o o o o.
Chicago. .......... 0 O 0 ks
The New York herald., 1922-07-03

y Totals. " ! 3 Y t. l
.Batted for Caveney in sixth inning.
tBatted for L.unue In ninth inning.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.

AMERICAN.
New York al Philadelphia.
Detroit ut Chicago.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03

Totsls.35 IL Is 81 10 0
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-14
Augusta Youth Open Golf Benefit Today
$4,000 IN PURSES
FOR THE RACES AT
WATERV|LLE FAIR
,rville, Aug. 12.-Announcement

Waterville, Aug. 12.-Announcemen
of plans for the harness racing pro-
gram to be staged at the Central
Maine Fair. Waterville, August %, 80.
81 and Sept. /, was made by the fair
today. One of the best. programs in
years is assured.
It has been Il policy Of the fair to
assume a generous attitude toward
horse racing, since 1t always has
proved so popular with fair visitors.
The speed committee, after consulting
with horsemen and adjoining fairs
usually visited by the same horses
which race at the local fair, decided
to put up $4,000 in purses for the races.
The detailed program has been worked
out.
Although it is extremely early.
many inquiries about conditions Of
racing, purses, accommodations and
rules are being received by Superin-
tendent r. NJ. Gilmore. Judging from
this preseason interest. a large entry
of horses for the races is anticipated
Fully $50 horses will be entered. ac-
cording to fair officials. This will as
sure well-rounGed fields in all events
Care is being taken in the planning
of the program to arrange for at least
one feature on each days racing card
Fair officials believe that this will
distribute interest in the entire card,
and insure capacity crowds each day.
Among the features on the program
will be auto racing, music, vaudeville
and fireworks.
A list of officials for the races is
being worked out. An early start will
be made to get the track into a good
, condition and permit early shipments
of horses to round into condition for
the races.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-14
TAyl STARS Will
FLY F ? 7 '''2
n T0nAY'S c'":' ::

Everybody out to give Shorty"
gan for the benefit game to be played
| this afternoon at o'clock between
Togus and the Millionaircs on Will
liams field. The popular little Brown
star played a stellar game for Angus
| ia up to the date of his injury at Lis
| bon Falls and won a host Of friends
among the Augusta fans. His
| broken ankle will keep him out of ba Sc
| ball the rest of the season, and the
proceeds received from the game to-
day VIII aid materially in helping him
along on his college course.
As to the game itsclf-it promises
! to he good one. Dan Ivory of Togus
| did not name his battery for today.
but 'phOncd that Andy" Anderson of
7 the Lewiston Star Taxis was sending
| Wolfe. Trumbower. Wiggin and Gala
! han over to help the good work along
end that they would be seen in action
| for Togus this afternoon. "Chick"
: Mcadcr Will work on the mound for
the Housermen end Hallowell fans will
J probably turn out we'll to see him
I perform.
! Tickets for the game this afternoon
! will be on sale today at packards
, Smoke shop, Swift & Turner's. Bther's
| Pharmacy, Partridge's drug store.
Cunningham's barber shop. FIetchcrs
! pharmacy. Jack O'Rricn's cigar store
and t'olsom's cash market.