davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13

place on the program, aud Ruth
hempnsT, the young slellnisl who
this year made a tremendous senss-
ton in New York, viii play, aceoFd.
ing 10 announcement Just made BY
Mrs, Marx OhsFndarisF, national
music chairman, who has musical
events in ehaTgs,
There viii be pageanls and plays
Moilefe's masterpiece, Don Juan"
vii. be staged by the famous Guild
Players. aud the Holy Land ilseli will
be bFoueh. 10 the convention through
the staging OF a biblical pageant by
Nsnelte b. Paul, IL, D., whose char
aeieFs will wear the worlds most
famous costumes OF Jerusalem which
arc now a part OF the exhibit eoilee-
ton OF the late Mine. MountfaTd OF
Jerusalem, s.s@
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Mrs. Winter vii.
Speak on Arms
Conference

The Arms Conference aud Ailsf-
wards" is TO be the topic Of the sd'
dress OF Mrs. Thomas G. Winter
president OF the Federated Club
Women OF America a. the genera
federation convention Al Chaulagaua
n. Y. In June,
As q member Of the advisory COM
miiiee OF the Washington conference.
Mrs, Winter is conceded TO be the
worlds leading woman authority on
international relations. and since Il Is
upon international relations iha, the
peace OF the world hangs, this topic
Is 10 be . leading one al the great
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13

Harvard. Neb.. and Julius Z. Person.
were united In marriage at the brides
home Tuesday morning. May 9. They
lett Immediately after the ceremony
for Omaha. where they are visiting
Tor q lev days. Only the immediate
families OF the bridal couple Wit
messed the ceremony.
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
BENNY AND LEW.


Not since the days when Mr.
debates the question
interest In discussion generally displayed
men between those well
Tender While Mr. Leonards neigh
borhood felt by Tender
halls Philadelphia.
claim that
bill OF value Lew reta with
body Both have issued lot The rating
Of the rivals will
ringside finished
According
before the hands neither
handful
Fyve hits a
Gncie ono
Babe
That's about the height which
Babe by
brogans
Mccraw
won several games by neetness the bases
llvhat
anything-ncudng
Truth intrusive
but still
fifth
Of
golf hole is the fourteenth
season but It
Most Of the
Pirates -
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
ENGLISH POLO TEAM
CALLS OFF Us. TRIP
Templeton Quartet Unable
to Enter Rumson Matches
Two Players Out.

LONDON. July IS (Associated Press) -
The plan Of the Templeton polo team.
representative OF the best In English
polo. to visit the United States this sum-
mer. has been abandoned. It was an
nounced this evening.
No official reason has been assigned
for, the withdrawal Of the Templeton
team but, 1t is understood, that It is
partly owing to the inability Of the Hon.
Frederick II. Guest. who Is unable to
absent himself from his Parliamentary
duties. AS secretary in the Air Ministry
It Is deemed that his presence is neces-
sary In England because the air de-
Tense was recently subjected to severe
newspaper criticism for alleged unpre-
paredness.
Major r. w. Barrett, who was to
have gone on the team. broke several
ribs In a polo game recently. He has
not yet fully recovered. However,
Major Vivian Lockett and Major r. B.
Hurndall are sailing Wednesday on the
steamship Majestic with S. Sanford and
Earl w. Hopping to participate in va
rious tournaments throughout the United
States.
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
McCahn Wins Three Races
in Larchmont Water Sports
Yachtsmen Rest While Jun
iors Occupy the Arena.
ny ARTHUR F.. ALDRIDGE

The yatchtsmen at Larchmont had a
rest yesterday while their yachts tugged
restlessly at their moorings and a good
racing breeze went to waste. Commodore
Harold 8. Vanderbilt on the schooner
vagrant and E. Walter Clark on the
schooner Irolita have arrived from Bar
Harbor. where they cruised with the
Eastern Yacht Club fleet. They will
race at Larchmont in the four regattas
to be sailed this week.
The race of the six meter yachts on
Monday was not as satisfactory as It
appeared to be. The helmsmen on the
Lea, Viva. L'Esprit and Ace overstood
the weather mark by about three-quar-
ters of mile and so threw away their
chances of success. Each one Of these
shippers Is confident that but for this
error his boat would have won. The
only way to determine who Is right is
to wait for another race under similar
conditions. Lea and Viva did well on
the wind, and Ace showed that changes
made in her spars and rig have been
very beneficial.
The Junior members held their day
yesterday and took part In water sports.
1t was ladies' day and the fair visitors
watched the races from the lawn in front
u r..
did remarkably we'll. He won the 100
yard swimming race for boys under 1e
years, the 100 yard race open to all
and the 500 yard race for the Larchmont
championship. Young McCahill Is Is
years old. He sails the sloop Liris and
has won this year every race in which
he started. His father some years ago
owned the Gardner. designed the sloop
Liris and later the catboat LazazaL In
both of which he won many races.
The summaries
90 YARD SWIM-Girls under Is years. won
by Margaret OConnell Elaine Reiley sec-
ond: Lucia Ernest. third.
100 YARD SWIM-Boys under IL years
Won by Webb Farrell; Adolph Le Mott.
100 YARD sWIM-Boys under 16 years. Won
by I. J. McCahil. Jr.: J. d. F1aherty, sec
ond: George Isdale, third.
100 YARD SWIM-Boys under is years. Won
by Fred Wenck. Jr. Eugene O'Caliaghan,
OF second: Prentice Johnson, third.
by Mary Karn: Katharine O'Conneli. sec-
ond: Mabel Merritt, third.
300 YARD SWIM-Larchmont championship
for boys Is years and under. Won by r.
J. McCahil. Jr.; Charles Farrell, second ;
Eugene O'Callaghan, third.
TUB RACE-won by George rsdale; NJ Rock.
Jr., second; T. scofield, third.
CANOE OBSTACLE RACE-won by IL. and
II. OCallaghan; Farrell brothers, second
Farrell and Schofield. third.
TUB RACE FOR GIRI.S-Won by Katharine
% o'connell; Katherine Mclean. second.
McCahiil. Jr. II. o'Callaghan and Har-
rington dead heat for second place.
CANOE TILTTNG-won by O'Callag CHAN
brothers; Harrington and Bohan. second.
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
Pirates to Get 'Reb' Russell.

PITTSBURGH, July 1s.--In desperate
endeavor 70 strengthen the Pirates Bill
McKechnie has made a deal with the
Minneapolis club Of the American Asso-
ciation whereby 'Reb" Russell. former
White Sox left handler, will come to the
Pirates In exchange the Pittsburgh
club gives Babe Hollingsworth and a
bunch OF money. The acquisition of
Russell is taken as meaning that Earl
Hamilton soon will go to the minors.
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
INDIANS GAIN NINTH
STRAIGHT VICTORY
Morton Holds Athletics tt
Five Hits-Homers for
Speaker and Wood.

PHILADMPHrA, July 1S,-C1eveland to-
cay captured its ninth straight victory.
the longest winning streak IN the Ameri-
can League this season. by defeating
Philadelphia. 6 to 3.
Ogden. former swarthmore pitcher.
made his major league debut in the
eighth. holding tho visitors scorelss.
Speaker and Wood hit homo runs of
Hasty with man on base each time.
The score:
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
Firemen Guests of Yankees
at the Polo Grounds To-day

The New York and Chicago firemen
baseball clubs and "rooters" 200 strong
will be the guests OF the Yankees at the
Polo Grounds this afternoon In the game
with Detroit.
Five hundred rooters from South Nor
walk, Conn, will also attend the game
and present a loving cup to Pitcher
Olson Of the Detroit club. Billy Lauder.
the old Giant star and Yale coach. will
make the presentation.
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
Braves Three Home Runs
Are Not Enough to Win
Nicholson Gets Two Circuit
Clouts-Reds Take Series.

CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE Reds made
II three out OF four from Boston by win
ming the final game Of the series to-
Gay, Q to 3.
Boston's runs were scored on four
baggers. Nicholson made two home
runs and Boeckel one. Except for these
lone runs, Rixey was In complete COM
mand. The score
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
Jack Coombs Continues as
Williams Baseball Coach

WILLIAMSBURG, Mass. July 1S.-Will-
Jams College has reengaged Jack
Coombs. the former big league pitcher,
to coach its baseball nine again next
year. He has been in charge Of the
Purple for the last two seasons and his
work has been considered very satisfac-
tory despite the fact the teams record
was something of a disappointment
Coombs has been handicapped by lack
of material
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
Cubs Bunch Their Hits
and Beat PhiIies, 6 to 3
Roy Grimes Gets Four Hits,
Including a Homer.

CHICAGO. July 18.-Chicago punched
Its hits to-day and defeated Philadel-
phia, to 3, in the final game Of the
series.
Roy Grimes Of the Cubs, who has been
ont OF the lineup for more than a week
because of slight injury to his back,
resumed his old position at first base.
Grimes led the attack with four hits, in
cluding double and home run, in four
times up. The score:
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
RED SOX WIN, s TO 5;
VEACH GETS HOMER
Circuit Drive With Bases Full
Fails to Give Tigers
Victory.

BOSTON. July 1s.-Boston defeated De-
troit to-day for tho first time this year
In Boston. 6 to 8.
veach made q home run with tho ba1es
full In the seventh. tying the score at 3
all.
In the last half Of the seventh Harris
made his third straight hit. went to sec
ond on a passed ball. took third on Lei
bold's sacrifice and scored the winning
run on Burns's single to left. The score !:
The New York herald., 1922-07-19


to Frisch who forced Honrsby at third
by stepping on the bag. F,risch's throw
to double Stock up at first base was low
but was blocked by Kelly and Fournier.
who foolishly tried to go to third, was
doubled up ON Kelly's throw to Frisch.
Frisch's Error Starts Trouble.
An error by Frisch put the Cardinals
in motion in the sixth inning and when
Causey suddenly lost his grip. they
passed into the lead again. Frank made
a wild throw to first base Of a tap by
Ainsmith and the basese were filed when
Causey made late toss to first OF a
sacrifice bunt by Lavan and Pertica beat
out tap in front Of the plate. Flack
walked. forcing Ainsmith over the plate
and Causey was taken out and Jonnard
made his entrance. Lavan scored when
Smith forced Flack. Hornsby walked
and again the bases were filled but
Mueller hit into double play.
The Giants rushed to the front again
In the seventh inning. aided by two
lurid errors. one by Ainsmith and the
other by Fournier. Frisch bunted safely
and Meusel singled to left, Frisch stop
ping at second. Muellers throw to the
diamond eluded Ainsmith and the rum
90
thrown out by Hornsby but Fournier.
trying to trap Frisch Off third base. put
too much power into his throw. The
ball went over Stocks head to the stand
and Frisch and Meusel counted.
Jonnard weakens In Eighth.
Jonnard blew in the eighth and the
Cardinals ovarhauled the Giants. Schultz
batted for Lavan and punched single
to center. then retired to let Mann rur
for him. A wild pitch put Mann on Sec
and he stopped at third when Toporcer
batting for Pertica. singled to right
Flack brought Mann in with long sac
rifice fly to Young, and Smith flied te
Meusel Hornsby tripled against The
right field bleachers, scoring Toporcer
and scored himself a moment latel
when Mueller singled to right Mueller
then died stealing.
The Giants scored a run In the ninth
but failed to improve the situation wher
Earl Smith, acting as pinch hitter
struck out. North was pitching for the
Cardinals and got Rawlings out OF the
way, but walked Frisch. Meusel was
out on great stop by Fournier OF his
blazing smack. but Young was safe or
Hornsby's high throw of his grounde'
Kelly singled to right center. Friscf
scoring and Young dashing to third
Then came the substitution of Smith fol
Cunningham and his demise on strikes
| The score:
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
Yankees Box Score
CHICAGO tA.)

Two base hIts-Schang. Hofmann. Thrte
base hit-Blankenship. Home run-Hooper.
Stolen base - Meusel. Sacrifice - Meusel.
Dcsyoie play-Colins. Johnson and Sheely.
Bases on bals-Off Shawixey. 5. off Blank
enship. 2: off Schupp. 2. Struck out-By
Shawkey, 10; by Biankenship. i by Schupp.
I. Hits-Off Blankenship, in 2-S innings;
off Schupp. 10 in Ia innings; off Courtney.
2 in . innings. Wild pitch-Blankenship.
Passed ball--Schalk Losing pitcher-Blan-
enship. Umpires-Dnneen and Evans. Time
OF game--2 hours and minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
Totals. "a 8 8 "a 10 1
in ninth inning.

Philadelphia. . 0o o1 o o Ia
Chicago. ........... i o o 8 / x-8
Two base hits-Parkinson, Grimes, Miller,
Rapp. Peters. Three base hits--Walker,
Heathcote Home run-Grlmes. Sacrifices
Walker. Krug, Aldridge Double plays-Iee
and Parkinson: Leslie, Fletcher and Leslie
Left on bases-Philadelphia, 8: Chicago, o.
ton. 81; off Ring 2. Struck out-By Aid
ridge, 81 by Singleton, 2. Hits-Off Single
ton. IL in 1-3 innings off Ring, none in
2-3 innings. Passed ball-O Farrell. Los
ing pitcher-Singleton. Umpires-Rigler and
Moran. Time OF camel hour and 80 minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
Totals....34 3 o 81 10 /
Lsty In the seventh inning.

Totals....34 3 u 10
Tran for Perkins in the ninth inning.
SlsyslsnS;; s,,sh.,Ss;: 9912 9 &c
Two base hits--Gardner, O'Neil. Young.
Innis, Speaker. Double plays-Galoway.
Young and Hauser;. Galloway and Hauser.
Left on bases-Cleveland. 4; Philadelphia. 5.
Bases on balls-Off Morton, / off Hasty. 1;
off Ogden, 8. Struck out-By Morton. 8. Hits
Oft Hasty, s in innings: off Ogden. 2 in
2 innings. Losing pitcher-Hasty. Umpires
Walsh. Chill and Nallin. Time OF game
hour and 42 minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-07-19

Newark at Syracuse.
Jersey City at Rochester.
Baltimore at Toronto.
Reading at Buffalo.
TORONTO, Ont, July 18.-Jersey City
teat Toronto twice to-day by scores OF
to and 2 to and won the SERIES
3 to I.
In the second game Hanson held the
Maple Leafs hitless until Zitman just
failed to get under Wingos fly In the
final inning. 1t was the only safe blow
lie allowed. The scores:
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
Templeton Poloists Lose

northampton. England, July 1S.--In
the semi-final game of the Roehampton
Polo Cup tournament here to-day, the
Argentine team won from the Temple
ton team, on which the Prince OF Wales
played The score was four goals to
three. The Prince OF Wales did not
score,
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
Newark Loses to Buffalo,
3 to 2, in Ten Inning Game

BUFFALO, July 1S.--Buffalo took the
last game from Newark. to Q, in ten
innings to-day.
The Bears. fourth miscue started the
Bisons on their way to victory in the
tenth. The score.
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
Totals. 10 3 8 "a 18 q Totals. "a 0 IA 81 10
Boston. ;......... o o ! o Ia

Two base hits--Rixey. Ocschger. Three
Nicholson. 2 Boeckei Stolen base-Kopf.
sacrlfice-Caveney. Double plays-IIoike
(unassisted) Kopf. Ford and Hokc: Oesch-
ger, Ford and Holkc. Left on bases--Bos-
ton, 5; Cincinnati. 3. Base on balis-Off
oeschger, I. Struck out--By Rixcy, 3. Wild
pitch-Oeschger. Umpires--McCormick and
senteiie Tirne OF gamc-f hour and 33
minutes
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
4
Totals. .33 9 13 27 ~ 5
.Batted for Cunningham in the ninth In
+Batted for Lavan in the eighth inning
tRan for Schultz In the. eighth inning.

tran for Schultz in the-eighth inning.
New York ....... Is
ST. Louis ........ y. ky
Two base hits-Rawlings. B1ack. Cunning
ham SNYDER Hornsby 2 Home run-Aln-
smith Stolen bases-Kelly. F'risch. Sacri-
fices-Lavan, FIack. Double plays-Mueiier
and Ainsmith; Erisch and Kelly; Kelly,
SNYDER and Kelly. Left on bases--New York.
s: ST. Louis, Z. Bases on balls-off Pfeffer.
! off Douglas, 1; off Pertica, 2; off Causey,
BY Pfeffer, 2: by Douglas, 1 by Causey.
2: by Pertica. 1; by North i: Hits-off
Douglas, ) in 2-3 innings: off Causey. In
1-3 innings; off Jonnard, 4 In 3 innings; off
pfeffer, 8 in 3 innings: off Pertica. 3 In .
innings; off North. In inning: HIT by
pitcher-By Douglas. Q.avan). Wild pitch
Jonnard Umpires-ODay and Hart. Time
OF game-2 hours and % minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-07-19

Detroit. it....... / o % 0 0 @
Boston. ............ o A o OIL 0 x-d
Two base hits-Ruel. Harris. O'Rourke.
Home run-veach. Stolen bases--J. Collins.
O'Rourko Sacrifices-Leibold. 2: Double
pay-Pratt and Burns. Left on bases-De.
trolt, s Boston. 8. Bases on balls--Qfl
Dauss, 1 by Oldham. 8: by Olsen. 1. Hits
Off Dauss, In 2-3 innings; off Oldham,
5 in 1-3 innings; off Stoner. IN T.
inning; off Olsen. none in 2-3 innings: oil
Russell. s in innings (none out in ninth
off Pennock. none in ! inning. Hit by
pitched ball-By Russell (Cobb). Passeo
ball--Woodall Winning pitcher-Russell. Los.
ing pitcher-Stoner. Umpires-Connolly and
Owens Time of game-2 hours and is minutes
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
YANKS PROVE THAT DEAD CAN COME BACK AND WALLOP
THE LISTENING POST
2 By WALTER TRUMBULL

LIFE.
EtwRsbytn0 and blind zoe fGIterJ
Ldfe Is q funny thing:
Back to the broken altar
All OF our gifts zoe bytn1s
There IL the scattered ashes
Hope sees tohtte coal 0lcoms
What does the dreamer matter,
While there remains the dreomf
Hours sohtch are neper dying;
Faith IN q rltckertn0 star;
Years sohtch are stoiftIy flying;
All tDhtch zoe haze, and are;
There at the stone zoe lay them,
GIFTS in an endless stream:
What does the dreamer matter,
While there rcmdins the drcdmf
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
witt Starts and Lead. Things.

The Yanks' activities on the bases
looked like a relay carnival and the
chronicling of the arrivals of the runs
would be as long as the arrivals at the
summer resorts. Witt circumnavigated
the bags four times during the afternoon.
As he crossed the platter for the fourth
time Johnny Evers. the Crab, gave him
a very sour look. Every time look UP
Whitley Witt is touching the plate. Can't
he do nothing but touch the home plate %
1t was clear that the Yanks were
about to kick down the headstone and
Emerge from their sarcophagus as early
as the first inning. Whitley Witt, who
has been carrying bat to the plate with
him merely as a matter of habit the last
few days, walked UP and smacked him
self a single to left field.
''The batting slump is off," the whisper
went round. Whitley Witt has laid the
jinx. The Yanks are about to bust
loose. "And the whisper proved true.
Following witt wally Pipp, oldest Yank
In point of service. smacked another sim
gle. With Ruth out Lank Bob Meusel
caromed a hit off Blankenships knee into
right field, scoring witt and Pipp. While
Schang was being run down after strilx-
ing out, Meusel took second and scored
on Wards single to left.
In the second inning the Yanks piled
UP three more. Scott singled and Nc
Nally was safe on Mulligan's error. Scott
scored when Shawkey hit into double
play. Witt beat a bunt and Pipp walked,
which caused Blankenship to turn loose
a wild pitch. Ruth was given a base on
balls, which filled the bases. Meusel, with
his second hit, scored Witt and Pipp,
which concluded the afternoons enter
tainment for Blankenship. Ferdinand
Stubblefield Schupp came In to act as a
left handed pallbearer to the Sox.
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
Ynnks start a Procession.

In the sixth inning the Yanks de-
scended upon Ferdinand en- masse. to put
II politely. II was one OF the biggest
parades of Yanks that marched past a
given point since the First Division
walked UP Fifth avenue after its re-
turn from Franco.
Witt singled and Pipp bunted safely
Ruth scored Witt with single and the
procession continued as Hooper juggled
the ball I'm right. Pipp scored on Meu-
sel's sacrifice fly. Schang doubled and
Ward singled. Then Mulligan and John
son collided In reaching for SCOTS
grounder and chips of ivory strewed the
infield. The inning was brought to n
merciful close when Hooper made fine
catch, running to the foul lines to get a
long one from Pipp.
The Babe called II day with one
single. Harry Hooper. who helped the
melodrama OF the preceding day with q
homer. again busted one into the stands
yesterday but the Sox needed quite a
collection OF home runs TO do them any
good yesterday with all the timber In the
Yankee dugout being rushed into the
field.
Mulligan was pretty badly Jared
crashing into the stands to get a foul by
Schang. The athletes will not admit
that the concrete is harder than thelf
ribs when they become eager.
To-day Mr.. Tyrus Raymond Cobb, ths
agile old gentleman from Georgia, ar
riyqssMo annoy the Yanks with his litNe
tnlrie Figer cubs.
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
Skeeter Pitcher Allows
One Safety in Shut Out
Jersey City Wins Double
Header From Toronto.
rsrERDAY's RESULTS.

Jersey City, 8: Toronto. (first game).,
Jersey City, 2; Toronto, Q (second game).
Buffalo. 3; Newark. 90 Innings.
Reading, 8; Syracuse, 4.
Rochester, 8; Baltimore. Q.
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
Totals. .s4 q q "a 10 i.

Totals. "a s 8 "a 122 2i
sBatted for Oldham In seventh Inning.
tran for Clark In eighth inning.
tRatted for Olsen in ninth inning.
sRan for Manion In ninth inning.
The New York herald., 1922-07-19

Two base hits-Barnhardt, Walker, Webb
Home run-Walker. Sacrifices-Sheehan.
Baldwin. Dye. Double play-Mooers and
Bralnard. Left on bases-Buffalo. 10; New
ark, 8. Bases on balls--Off Fisher, 3: Off
Baldwin, 4. Struck out-By Fisher. 2; by
Baldwin. 3. Umpres-James, McDevitt and
minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
RST GAME.
Totals..35 919 2712 2
Totals. .ss 71O % II 2
sBatted for Normally in second inning.
tBatted for Enzmann in ninth inning.

Jersey City. 0 O %
Toronto. ......... 8 0 o 0 o o II
Two base hits-Holt, Freitag, Wurm. Ons-
low. Home runs-Zitman. Holt. Stolen
base-Jones. Sacrifices-Zitman. Donelson.
Killinger. Double play-Kelly and Onslow.
Left on bases-Jersey City. g.; Toronto. IL.
9 off Enzmann, /. Struck out-By wurm, 4
by Enzmann, I. Hits-Off Connally. in
2 innings; off Enzmann. 8 in Z innings. Hit
by pitched ball-By Wurm (Orme). Wild
pitch-Enzmann. Losing pitcher-Connally.
Umpires-Derr and Phyle. Time of game
2 hours and 20 minutes.
Second game r. Fl. E.
Jersey City. ......... o o o. 0
Toronto ....... o o o o 90 1 1
(Seven innings: called by agreement.)
Batteries-Hanson and Egan; Baumgart-
ner and Fisher.
The New York herald., 1922-07-19

BASEBALL T0-DYk $3.50 r. M. r0L0
Grounds. Yankees w Detroit
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
HuFTALo N.A

Totals. .36 2 s s2s o Al Totals. .35 3 30 13
zone out when winning run was scored.
Newark. ann. o o o o o o 0-2
Buffalo. ........ 0 o o o o % o o Ia
The New York herald., 1922-07-19
Five Leading Hitters
in Each Major League
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

sci. Fournier got pass and Stock hit
to Frisch who forced Honrsby at third
by stepping on the bag. Frisch's throw
to double Stock up at first base was low
but was blocked by Kelly and Fournier.
who foolishly tried to go to third, was
doubled up ON Kelly's throw to Frisch.