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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-16

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-16


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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-12
McGauley to Lead
 Next Crimson Fiiue

University, May ii.-(special.)- The Alabama basket five held its annual banquet at the McLester ho- tel last night and letters were awarded to the following men: Cap tain Clayton Hudson, Armstead Leake and Lou Gazzolo. guards: Slim Carter, center; Vernon Stab- Ter and Emmett McGauley. forwards. and Jack Wilson, manager. Archie O'Brien automatically becomes man. ager next year, while Charlie Brom- berg was e1ecter Junior manager. Emmett McGauley, of Montgomery. and former Sidney Lanier star, and for two years a brilliant performer on the 'Bama five, was elected cap tain Gold basketballs are awarded to each man making his letter.
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Harry Wearing n Smile

Harry Wearing n Smile
 It looks like Harry Harper's temperamental fits of anger over failure to hit have ceased per- manently, Wednesday Harry broke the jinx with a drive over the right field walls. Thursday he came back and showed the fans something else. Harry was up only three times and he register ed two safe blows. He also drew Q walk, Harry should steadily climb to the 300 marks from now on.
 No. no. Geraldine, Claude Will son, the Birmingham flyweight wants it distinctly understood that he is no relation to Johnny Wilson, the cheese champion. Claude is not relative and In no way resembles the left hand joke champion.
 The Travellers are severely handicapped because of the ab- sence of Shortstop Jackson and Outffelder Liefer, who were in- jured in collision after a fly ball in Atlanta Wednesday. Es- pecially is this tdue in the gar dens. where the Little Rock man. agement Is being forced to play catcher in the sun garden.
 
 Doc Silva Is another Baron who is showing 'em something in the hitting line these days. Doc has had four good days in row now. and has won host of friends by his battle with the slump that had his batting eye out of focus a week ago. All through the slump Doc was cheerful and good -natured. When kidded about the slump he smiled and replied that he'd break 1t or bust. He's becoming more and more popular as a Baron by his bril- liant work.
 If the Little Rockers would keep Rube Robinson out of the box the Barons might take three straights His left-handed nibs has always been a Jonah to the local crew, and as rule all he has to do Is toss his glove into the box.
 Former Baron Starring
 Little, old Danny Clark, who used to do sentinel duty around second base for the Barons. who later entered the war and was
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-12

switched to Wichita Falls, when he got his discharge from Uncle Sans forces, Is cutting up Jack for the Detroit Tigers. Local fans, who grew to be staunch supporters of Danny, while he was pastiming for the Barons are rejoicing in the fact that he's making good with a major league club. Ty Cobb is playing him at second and has him hitting sixth in the batting order.
 Danny was through here this spring and announced at that time that Tyrus had promised to keep him on the payrooI all sum- mer and had advised him to send transportation for his wife to De- troit. Danny seemed to think at that time that he would be used for emergencies only. Now we find him a regular on the Detroit club.
 George Cutshaw. the veteran, who was acquired from the Pitts burg club, was started at second for the Tigers. Georges batting eye has been shining with all the brillianee of old, but he has a pair of bum pins and these began to tell on him. A slight injury put him out and Danny hoped into the lineup and started de- livering from the jump. The chances are that Cobb will now forget about the ancient George and give Clark regular berth on the Detroit club. Danny's war club has helped the Tigers to a number of victories recently.
 Moley's men close out their series with the Little Rockers Saturday afternoon. Then they hop off to Atlanta on a short road trip, playing May 15. 16. 1T against the faltered Crackers. They came back home for an ab- breviated series with Atlanta May IS. 19, and then hop to Chat tanooga for series, coming back to Redwood May 24. 25, 26, 27 for games with the champion Memphis club, who have not yet shown their wares in Birming- ham. Then off for Little Rock for a series and back home for tAe early part of June. The Barons are one of the travelingest ball clubs In captivity. They haven't had but one home stay this year that lasted over a week and that's the present campaign at Redwood.
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Fly HENRY VANCE

Every man must have his fling And Mike Eberhard is having his these days. Saturday, May 6, Mike flung 'em quite promiscuously and let the Nashville Vols down with three hits. Thursday he came back at the enemy, the Little Rock Razor backs. and it seemed the Razor backs were hogs for punishment Mike let the lard hitting Little Rockers down with six hits and one score, the Barons winning by a count of two-one.
 This morning Mike could he elected Mayor. Anybody el1e could, for that matter, because the commission form seems in bad Somebody wrote a story once for magazine entitled By the Grace of God and q Strong 0utfield.. It wasn't the strong out field that saved Mike Thursday, but it DID look like Providence butted in on one occasion and stopped a rally. With man on third, second and first in the third. acting Manager Connolly ripped out single. Corri- gan, squirting for second was hit by the batted ball, and this retired the side This was one of the times this season the breaks have gone with the local pitcher.
 Payne Wenkens Twice.
 Acting Manager Connolly gave the Barons Payne to hit at. The former Vol hurler pitched an exceptionally good game, but wavered in the pinches on two occasions, when Baron bats brought the well-known bacon home. Payne yielded eight hits and kept these well scattered except in the fourth and fifth inn ings. In the fourth one of his own errors proved a bit disastrous.
 The Little Rock team took the field Thursday handicapped and bit downeast. The Tabasco Kid was not along to emit howls from the dugout. Minus a star outfielder and shortstop. they were unable to show the gait they have gone this season. Shortstop Jackson and Outfielder Liefer were Injured in collision while going after fly ball in Atlanta Wednesday. Liefer Is in the hospital and 1t is feared his skull Is frac- 'tured and that he will lose his eye sight Because of the accident With one of his men lingering between life and death and the other seriously injured. the Kid stayed behind to ad- minister to their wants. Second Baseman Connolly was in charge of the team in the first game here. Lapan, a catcher was stationed in left, while Barret took the short field berth in the place of Jackson.
 Eberhard in Trouble.
 For the first three innings of the Thursday game the opposing factions
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-12
SPORTS BARONS WIN2 VICTORY OVER PEBBLES SPORTS
PHINNEAs T. WAS RIGHT

As old friend P. T. sad There is sucker born minute The thing about it is that the sucker birth increased lived breahed had his being Proof this lies many thousands bloody Enghes paid Thursday alleged boxing contest be- tween Georges the Carp and Ted Kd) Lewis If Lewis kid Methuseah in the Kindergarten when he died.
 and America bamboozed by this Ted Kd) and Jack Bron Ted (Kd and Jack welterweigh a fought and the times than Ben-Hur has chariot the production of this Ted (Kd) until (Kd) old to fight that often. England the his nativity where he planned to live and for the mander of his days
 Before he sailed however down Atlanta annums ago and put with Jake Abel another wer weight Jake stayed the 10 rounds (Kd referees decision the fight and Ted (Kd He has been the for length been hit so much that plateau architecture tened his
 After he got Deschamps ews out of the moth balls and nveged him into fight Looked like seup than anything ee other smack at Dempsey Europe for 1unney Greb this side of the pond "
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-12
PlNCKNEY SCOTT IS
 PROPERLY QUALIFIED

In the list of qualified candidates for office published in The Age-Her- aid May !, the name of Pinckney Scott of Bessemer was inadvertently omit ted. The Age-Herald has been ad- vised by J. H. Webb, chairman of the state democratic executive commit tee that MT. Scott was. properly quali- fled as candidate for the legisla- ture and that his name will appear on the official ballot.
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Browns Cop Series

Washington, May list. Louis made 1t three out of four games by taking the final of the series here today. to 3. The visitors runs all were scored in one in ming. four of them due to faulty fielding by Charity and Bush. Pruett and Boyne both were wild. but the locals obtained only four scattered hits Score:
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Bears Euen Series
 by Slugging Out q
 Win Ouer Memphis

Mobile. May 11.-Mobile evened the series with Memphis by winning today's game. 13 to T. in slugging match. LeatLers led the local attack with three singles and two doubles. his work at bat ard the base running of Manager Nt4hnff C; 4s obile featuring the game. Jonnaid. with Nashville las year. and salr u Memrnis by Pittsbrrg, made his debut today w4th the Chicks. The score:
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Tigers Win Another

Boston. May 11.--Detroit made 1t four straight by defeating Boston to to- day. Stoner relieved Johnson in the third and proceeded to pitch effectively, giv- Keen 2 in innings. off Betts in Pa innings. Hit by pitcher by Kaufman tWalker), by Keen (williams) Winning pitcher. Winters: losing pitcher, Keen. Empires Pfirman. Mccormick and Rig Ter Time. 2ss
 ing him his second win of the season. Cobb's single in the third scored two runs. yeach's single in the fifth scored another and Dugans error on Stoner in the eighth. with two out. was responsible for the other two Detroit runs. Leibold hit well and his fielding was sensational. Score:
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Cubs Drop Two Places

Chicago, May 11.--Chicaso dropped from second to fourth place today when Phil adelphia took 10-inning game, II to 9, while St. Louis and Pittsburg won. Walkers single with the bases filled in the last inning, result of Keen's wildness
 enabled the visitors to 'clinch the game.
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BRETON AND LEONARD
 MATCHED FOR JUNE 1

New York, May 11.-Jack Britton, welterweight champion. and Benny Leonard, lightweight champion, were matched today for bout to be fought about June l. The promoters reserv- ed the right to make 1t a 12-round no-decision affair at the Jersey City at the New York Velodrome.
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Reds Beat Braves

Cincinnati. May 1t.-Cincinnati de- feated Boston in slugging match today by score of to 5. The game was fea- tured by triple play when Bohne was headed off at the plate after two men had been relieved by Kopf. Ford and Hoke. Boston used five pitchers and Cinclnnati Scnra.
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.Batted for Zachary in fifth.
 ssBatted for Phillips in eighth.
 '.sBatted for Shanks in ninth
 St. Louis ................. 900 O5o oo0--6 WaSnlngton VVV VoV UUU--S
 Summary: Two-base hits. McManus 2, Tobin. Stolen base, Harris, Jacobson. Double play, Severeid to McManus. Left on base. St. Louis 6, Washington Il. Base on balls, off Pruett 5, Zachary l. Philips 1, Bayne l. Struck out, by Zachary 2, Pruett 2, Phillips 1. Brillheart l.. Hits. off Zachary In innings, Pruett in 4 2-3 innings, Phillips none in innings. Bayne 1 in i Ia innings @ on base none out In seventh, Brillheart one in 1 inning. Shocker none in 3 innings. Hit by pitcher. by Pruett (Brower), Bayne (Brower. Phil lips, Shanks) Philips tJacobson). Um- pires, Dineen and Evans. Time. 2;21.
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Totals ..........5S Z iE .Batted for Henry in ninth. Score by innings.

Nasbville .. ooa 900 01o---3 New Orleans ............. 010 900 0l0---z
 Summary: Two-base hits. Pond 2. Morse. Three base hits, Krehmyer. Stolen base. We're Gilbert. Sacrifice hits II. Knaupp. Henry. Yarmouth. Struck out. by Miljus 4. Yarmouth 5. Base on balls. off Mill jus 3, Yarmouth B. Passed ball. Pond. Left on base, Nashville 5. New Orleans ii. Umpires Guthrie and Pfenninger. Time of game, 2:20.
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SUMMARY Three base Hit--Neun. Sacrifice Hits-Corrigan, Eberhard. Sacrifice Fly-Silva. Stolen Base-Sch leibner. Left on Base-Little Rock T. Birming- ham S. EaiEed Runs-Birmingham 2. Strucl. Out-By Payne 1, by Eberhard t.
 Base on Balls--off Payne i. off Eber- ha-d 1. Ilit ty Pitcher-Zoellers ty Eherhard. tmI res--Brennan and Jorda- Time of Game-1:50
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Today's Game Will Be Played on Towards Diamond at East Lake, Beginning at 3 O'Clock
B, HORACE RENEGAR

The Birmingham-S Southern col legians will do their best to put the old Gold and Black high over the Howard Bulldogs this afternoon when they journey across the city to meet the East Lakers in the fourth game of the city intercol- legiate series of which the Partners have won two out of the three to date. Today's game will be played on Towards diamond.
 'Feedem" Oates will start the game on the Panther firing line while either tIouse" Walker or Jim Rittenberry will opose him in the pitching duel. It Nas Oates who turned the Bulldogs back with 3 to 1 defeat hooked to them last Fri day and it will be the same Feed em" that Coach Charlie will start against the Howardites today.
 Both teams will undoubtedly fight hard for the affair as to lose it means that the series goes to [. Panthers while the Hilltoppers are equally as desirous of taking the game in order to cinch the se7les.
 The Bulldogs have the advantage of the game being played on their field. The Partners, however, are confident that they will at least make the Bulldogs realize that they have been through a ball game be- fore 1t ends.
 Same Line-Ups
 The teams will probably lineup in the same order that they played last Friday. The Partners have played one game since then, meet ing the Sewanee Tigers and beating them last Tuesday. The Bulldogs have not played since the last meet ing of the Panthers but will more than likely have the same lineup that faced the Hilltoppers in the last fracas.
 The way that the Partners will take the field today will be Greek Griffin receiving slants, Stuart on first, Miller on the keystone, An derson in the shortfield, and Engle- bert on third base. The outfield will be composed of the hard hitting trio. Robert Justin Rowe. Paul Norton and James Rogers. These boys have been fielding well, also.
 The Bulldogs will find the lineup with Rowdy Crew behind the bat. Shores on first base, Hyde on sec ond, Lackey in the shortfield and Brindley on the torrid corner. The outfield will be composed of Papa" Garrett, the big sluggng gardener, Shelton and Rat" Runyon.
 With two such formidable line- ups as these facing each other. good game is certain. Coach Mar shall announced that the game will begin promptly at 3 o'clock this aft ernoon.
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base hits, Kaufman. Lebourveau. Home run, Fletcher. Sacrifice hits. kelleher 2
 Lebourveau, Fletcher. Double play statz to Kelleher. Left on base. Philadelphia 8. Chicago s. Base on balls. off Osborne {. off Hubbeli ?. off Kaufman 2. off Winters 1. off Keen 3. Struck out by Hubbell 1. by Freeman 1. by Winters l: Freeman in 1 inning, off Hubbell in Ia innings, off Winters in innings. off Kaufman in 5 Ia innings. off
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Bruins Turn Smith Back

Mobile. May 11.--Pitcher Frank smith. left here by the St. Louis Browns and who has pitched four games for the Mobile club. was turn Id back to the Major league organ zation today. smith was in the Flor da league last year.
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Tanks Cop Series

New York May, 1.-The New York Yankees made it three out of four from series, { to l. Both Jones and Faber pitched we'll and the New Workers won by reason of lucky break in the sev enth inning With two out. Schang on third and Jones on second. Mcclellan muffed a high infield fly by Fewster. both runners scoring. Score:
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sBatted for Lansing in seventh. ssRatted for Braxton in ninth. '''Batted for Powell ip ninth.

Summary: Two-base hits, Duncan. Ford. Three-base hits. Caveney. Daubert. Sac rifices. Southworth @. Hargrave. Dou- bie plays. Harper and caveney; Ford and Holke. Triple play, Kopf to Ford to Holke to O.Neill Left on base. Boston s, Cincinnati '. Base on balls. off Watson l. Oeschger 1, McQuilan 1, Lansing 2. Couch 1, Rixey 1, Braxton l. Struck out, by Watson l. Couch I. Rixey 3. Hits. off Watson 4 in 2-3 innings. off Oeschger 3 in nings, off Lansing in Is innings. off Couch in 1 Ia innings. Rixey in [ 2-s innings. Braxton in 3. Hit by pitcher, by McQuilan (Hargrave). Passed ball. O'Neill. Winning pitcher. Rixey. Losing pitcher, Oeschger. Empires. Quigley and Moran. Time. 2:06.
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LET TRAVELLERS
 HAVE BILL M'GL0UGHLlN

St. Louis May 11.--Manager Mc- Graw of the New York Nationals here today announced the release of Bill McCleughlin, right hand pitcher, to the Little Rock Southern association team.
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Mike Eberhard Twirls Great Ball in Beating
 TraUeLers in First One
Nouns Three-Bagger Sends Across Run That Wins Game for Barons, 2 to 1-Fate Saves Mike Once
YesterdaY,s ResnIts

Birmingham 2. Little Rock 1. Atlanta 2. Chattanooga 1 t5 innings raln). Mobile 1s, Memphis T. Nashville 3, New Orleans 2.
 Todays Games Little Rock al Birmingham. Chattanooga al Atlanta. Memphis at New orleans. Nashville at Mobile.
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lNFlELDER KLUGMAN GOES TO CRACKERS

Chicago, May 11.-Joe Klugman, in- fielder of the Chicago Nationals, lett tonight to join the Atlanta club of the Southern association, to which he has been released, President Veecs announced.
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Crackers Win From,
 Lookouts, 2 to l, in
 Abbreviated Game

Atlanta, May 1.-Atlanta forced Chat tanooga back into eighth place today by winning. to 1. in the opening game of their series Rain halted play after four and one half innings. Score:
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Pirates Beat Dodgers

Pittsburg. May 11.-Brookiyn's errors were costly and the Pirates made 1t three straight from the Dodgers by winning to- days game by a score of 12 to 6. Ma
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Jones, Foster Double plays, Clark to Rigney to Blue: w. Collins to Dugan to
 Burns. Left on bases Detroit 3. Boston }. Base on balls. off Johnson 2. off w. Collins 1. Struck out. by Johnson l. by Stoner 1. by W. Collins l. Hits. off Johnson in 2 innings tnone out in ming pitcher. Stoner. Umpires. Chill
 Walsh ard OweA Tune. AHA
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Totals ..........34 Il 27 14 9 sBatted for Lindsay in seventh.

Score by 1nnlngs:
 Cleveland ...........,... goo ooo 12o-5 Philadelphia ............. 900 400 000-4
 Summary: Two-b base hit, McTnnis. Sew ell. Wambsganss, Gardner. Home runs Galloway; sewell. stolen bases; Wood. Galloway to Dykes; Johnston tunas- sisted1. Left on base, Cleveland '. Phil adelphia 5 Base on balls off Heimach l. Eckert 8. Lindsay 2. Struck out by Eckert 2, Lindsay 5, Morton B. Hits, off Heimach in l 1-2 innings. off Eckert 6 nings. off Lindsay in 6. off Morton none in 3. Winning pitcher, Morton. Losing pitcher, Ec<ert Balk, Lindsay. Time. 2:2o. Empires. Wilson, Hildebrand and
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Pelican Batters Fail in Pinches
 and Vols Win, 3-2

New Orleans. May l1.-New Orleans batters failed dismally in many pinches this afternoon. and Nashville evened up the series by winning the fourth game. 2 to Score:
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Summary; Two-base hits. Jones. Faber
 Sacrifices. Fewster. Jones, Johnson. Dou- ble plays. Collins and Strunk: Johnson and Collins; Ward. Scott and Pipp. Left on base. New York 6, Chicago 4. Bases on balls, off Faber 3. Jones 1. Struck out. by Jones g. Passed ball. Schang. Empires. Moriarity and Nallin. Time,
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Bulldogs and Panthers
 Meet m Fourth Game Of City Collegiate Series
Baseball Results
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Buffalo g. Jersey City 3. At Syracuse 1, Reading l. At Toronto 0, Baltimore 1 c innings). At Rochester ', Newark s.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Milwaukee $. Indianapolis 14. At Kansas City g, Louisville g. At Minneapolis 4. Columbus 1. At St. Paul-Toledo (wet groundsl.
 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE At Daytona 2-7. Jacksonville 3-9 tfirst game Il innings). Second game. in rings agreement). At St. Petersburg {, Lakeland s. At Tampa IS, Orlando '.
 PIEDMONT LEAGUE At Raleigh !, High Point 4 At Greensboro 80, Danville 5-7 At Winston-S Salem 2, Durham T.
 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE At Columbus Is, Greenviile IS. At spartanburs g. Charlotte II. At Charleston {. Augusta l.
 VIRGINIA LEAGUE At Richmond 5. Wilson 10. At Norfolk 15. Newport News B. At Rockmount 1o Portsmouth {,
 APPALACHIAN LEAGUE At Kingsport g. Knoxville l. At Cleveland -Greeneville, rain. At Bristol-Johnson City, rain.
 TEXAS LEAGUE At Shreveport ,, San Antonio s. At Wichita Falls 5, Houston '. At Dallas $, Beaumont g. At Fort Worth Galveston, wet grounds
 COLLEGE BASEBALL At Macon, Ga.: Kentucky State s, Mer- cer $.
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sBatted for Douglas in ninth.
 ssBatted for Rawlings in ninth.

Summary: Two-base Hits. McHenry, Torporcer. Stolen base, smith. Sacrifice Hit Doak. Double play. Stock to Tor porcer to Fournier. Left bases, New York B. St. Louis 5. Base on balls, off Doak 4. Struck out, by Doak 2 um- pires. O'Day and Hart. Time, 1:4o.
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Philadelphia May f1,-sewellts home run followed by Gardners double, Woods single, and O'Nelrs sacrifice gave Cleve- land two runs in the eighth inning and to victory over Philadelphia today in the final game Of the series. Score:
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COTTON STATES
 LEAGUE
LEAGUE STANDING

Yesterdays Results Meridian 2. Clarksdale 1. Jackson g. Vicksburg 6. Greenville 10. Greenwood s.
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IIHTItHf Myefs 2, Ehs. Ihree-b base hts, Bigbee. Home runs. Hungiing. Mueller. Stolen base, Bigbee Sacrifice, Adams. Double play, Mueller and Grimm. Left on base. Brooklyn '. Pittsburg 9. Base on balls, off Vance 2. Struck out. by Cor don. l, by Adams ?. Hits. off Reuther in 1. off Vance 1 in B. off Gordon 3 in B. off Decatur in 1. Wild pitch, Vance. Winning pitcher. Adams. Losing pitcher
 Vance, Empires. Sentell, Klem and Ems 1ta