The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-19
WASHINCTONU.
PIKERS BEAT
MISSOURI NINE,
Timely Hits of Visitors and Err
rors of Varsity Result
in Victory by Score
of IL too.
TIGERS RALLY in TENTH
Harrison Gives Up Box to
Knight in Fifth Inning
Murphy Catches for
Home Battery.

Washington Universiiy's baseball team
coupled timely hits with the costly errors
of the Tigers and won from Missouri here
Yesterday IL to 9. A tenih-inning rally
gave Missouri two runs, but this could
not overcome the four-run lead the visit.
ors had gained in their half of the extra
inning.
The Pikcrs took the lead from the start,
scoring one in the FIRST inning. Harrison
hit De Bolt, who came home from first
base when Edgar made long single to
left field Stanley lifted long fly to
center field for a home run in the second.
Two more runs were made in the third
on hits by Magnolo and Fries and Den
ny's error. In the fourth De Bolt made
first on fcldcr's choice. and scored on
hit-and-run play, Masnolo being caught
at third.
In the fifth Wyman started with sin
gle through third, made second on de-
laycd steal and scored on Thompson S
single. Harrison was taken from the box,
Knight relieving him. Thompson was
caught stealing. Knight walked Finn,
who went to second on an error by Tay-
lor, took third on muf by Packwood
and scored when Denny threw wild to
Murphy. The play was a relay of Mag
nolo's drive to center field. Thi sgave the
visitors a seyen-run lead.
MISSOURI SCORES IN FIFTH
Missouri's first run came in the fifth,
when De Bolt gave Denny pass TO start
the inning. Hayes drove single through
short, and stole second. Taylor walked.
Roberts drove long fly TO center field
and Denny beat the throw in. A single by
Lowrance scored Hayes and Taylor. Muir
ply took on Edgar's error, Lowrance go.
ing to third. O'Reilly scored Lowrance
with a single through second, Murphy
taking third. De Bolt walked Bunker,
who batted for Packwood, and the bases
were filled. Denny's single to left scored
Murphy. The side was retired with the
bases filled. The score was to 5.
Ar the opening of the sixth Bunker
went into right field, Roberts was shifted
to left, and O'Reilly took Packwood's
place at third base. The visitors failed
to score, but the Tigers we're not to
be denied in their half. Taylor walked
and took second on a passed ball. Rob-
erts got a three-base hit to righ, field,
scoring Taylor. Lowrance hit to third
base and Roberts was tagged trying to
reach home on the play. Finn caught
Lowrance off second.
SCORE TIED IN NINTH
The seventh and eighth were scoreless
innings. In the ninth, with the score Z
to 6 in the Pikers' favor, Lowrance sim
gled to left. Murphy fouled out to Finn.
O'Reilly hit long grounder into left
field for three bases, bringing Lowrance
home and tying the score, but O'Reilly
was caught at the plate when he attempt
cd to stretch his hit into home run.
Bunker singled to center. Denny walked.
De Bolt also walked Hayes, and the bases
we're filed. Knight hit into Linnemeyers
hands, and Denny was tagged out at
third.
In the tenth De Bolt singled. Magnolo
was safe on fcldcr's choice, but
Knights throw to second was bad and
De Bolt also was safe at second. Lime
meyer single to right field, scoring De
Bolt. Edgar's single to right scored Mag
nolo and Linnemeyer. Edgar was thrown
out at second by Murphy. Fries flied out
to O'Reilly. Wyman drove long ground
er into right leld for three bases and
scored on Denny's poor relay throw to
O'Reilly at third. Stanley went out,
Denny to Hayes, and the side retired with
a fourr,tn lead.