Evening journal., 1922-06-24

| Hasty. Phil. ........3 . 800
! Leverette. Chi. ...-..t 500
] Quinn, Bos. ......... 1857
| Heimach. Phil. ......f .iff
! W. Collins. Bos. ... .fif
Coveleskie, Clevo. ~ 9 .lSs
Rogers Hornsby. OF the Cardinals.
continues 10 hold most OF the lead
ing honors in the National League
for Hornsby tops the hltters with a
percentage OF .3s7. garnered the
greatest number OF hits. 50, and
heads the sluggers with 10 home
runs. Jimmie Johnston. OF the Dodg-
ers. Is the leading run-scorer with
55 taliies Max Carey, OF the Pirates,
continues showing the way along the
base paths with / 8 stolen bases. and
Frank Bullet Miller. OF the Braves.
occupies hurting honors with six
victories and nary a defeat.
Charley Hollocher. OF the Cubs.
turned in an enviable record this
year. that OF going his first 40 games
without striking out During this
period Hollocher faced pitching 179
times. OF which 153 were official
trips 20 the plate. II was al st. Louis
during the afternoon game OF Decor
alton Day, that Hollocher struck out
for the first time this season. when
Umpire Mccormick called one OF
Bill Doak's high spitters for the
third strike.
Eugene Hargrave. OF the Reds.
after enjoying a prolonged hitting
streak lasting IS consecutive games.
quit June 20 to Dana Fillingim and
Joe Oescheger. While hitting them,
Hargreve came through with 30
hits in 70 batting tries for the smart
average OF .429. and scored 10 runs
In three games. during his streak,
Hargrave acted as a pinch hitter.
Arnold Statz. OF the Cubs. went on
a batting rampage that had endured
for 10 games In a row. when Hugh
AicQulllan applied the brakes on
June II. During his hitting stretch.
STATE punched out 3S hits in 81 trials
for a percentage OF .363 and scored
Is runs. This is the second longest
batting streak Of the present season.
Jake Daubert's % games being the
best.
Frank Parkinson, OF the Phillies,
on June p rammed the shoots OF
Victor Aldrldge for a pair Of round
trips. Parkinson Is the seventh Ma
tional Lacquer 10 secure two home
runs in one game.
Cv Williams. OF the Phlllies. quit
June 21 TO the Cubs after scoring an
even dozen tallies in six straight
games.
Curtis Walker, OF the Phillies'
went on a batting rampage that had
endured for 16 consecutive games
when Charles Stueland and Tony
Kaufman stopped him on June ~.
while hitting them. Walker banged
ont 25 bingles in 65 trials for bat
ting figure OF asa. and scored ~
runs. This is the second streak OF
hitting for Walker, as he garnered
a ten-game streak earlier in the
year.
Ross Young. OF the Giants, after
hitting all sorts OF hurting IN u
straight games. was halted by BIZ
PertIca on June IS. During MS
OF hitting them, Young poled /
II hits in 81 tries for marx Oh
Alp and scored Il runs.
Jimmie Johnston. Of the Dodgers,
went on a batting spree that had
lasted for 10 contests when Jim ran
afoul Jesse Haines on June II, VINO |
o,ded the streak. While hitting |
tbem. Johnston clouted Fl hits IN
IN trials for a percentage OF AZ
"a scored 70 runss This is John
ston's third streak this season LOT
linn had one Of II and another OF
straight games. 49,
nave bancroft, OF the Giants, after
hitting safely for ~ successive con-
ISIS was halted June II by Johh
Morrison. During his streak BAN
,roft punched out 81 safe blows IN
= a.+en,nts for a batting figure OF
acc. II was Banny's third hill,hs
s,reak this season, as he hasheu
10 and a 9 game streak carrier Al
poSsrs Hornsby Of the Cardinals
,.,oined the batting leadership oy
.irt,,e Of a sustained streak or MT
'ino, that had endured for 10 success
i've contests, when on June -
Hornsby was halted by Phil Doug
as and Virgil Barnes. During ms
1eriod OF hitting Rogers smote ~
,afeties in 80 attempts for the nitty !
percentage OF .4sS and scored ~
.uns. Hornsby and Jim Johnston OF
he Dodgers were the first National
Leaguers 10 tally so runs this year
,oth scored their half century tally
On June 10.
The Braves were blanked on June
10 by John Couch OF the Reds set
ing them down with only hits.
rhe Braves were the last team IN
heir company TO be shut out.
sIaver club. AB. r. II. HR. SB. PC.
Iornsby. ST. L.224 50 50 IS II .39!
fitchef Bkln. 80 II ~
! Grifh. Bkln. 1l6 % - .Sls
;ovydy. Bos. ..104 10 80 so
!. Grifh. Bkln. 131 II IS -sse
,lebee. pitts. ..230 40 81 $50
;rines. Chi. 200 a. Is 1853
civ Nv n. Y. POI 81 70 5 .35s
ohnston. Bkln. 249 IS So sos
Iargrave. Gin. III p 80 Sol
iressier. Gin. e. % .34S
,a,,bert Gin GAG a SO 2 .347