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BASEBALL
FOOTBALL
BASKETBALL
DODGERS MAKE CLEAN SWEEP OF SERIES
BY WINNING ll-6 GAME FROM COLONIES
Lyman Lamb Sends Grapefruit OCT Of
Park With Bases Loaded in
Sixth Inning.
tRy cHAs. A. REiNHARD

The Colonels dropped the third and
final game OF the series with Brooklyn
yesterday afternoon by the score of
ii to 6. For time it looked like Nc
Carthy's men might come through with
their initial victory Of the season but
ineffective hurting on the part Of
Ernie Koob in the final frame caused
the downfall Of the American associa-
ton champions
Lyman Lamb, the peppery little
handy man from the St. Louis Browns,
headed the Colonels for victory in
the sixth inning when with the sacks
loaded he leaned against one OF Clar-
ence Mitchelps fast ones and sent it
far over left field fence. This drive
put the colonels three runs to the good
but they were unable to maintain this
lead very long for the Dodgers came
right back in the next frame and knot
ted the count six all. -Four hits in
GLIDING a double and triple off koob
in the closing rousd coupled with an
error by Kirke, Melted the Dodgers
five more counters.
Nick Cullop started for the Colonies
and he experienced little trouble in
blanking the Dodgers for -four frames,
allowing but three hits two OF them
coming in the second inning. Stanley
King worked the next three innings,
issuing seven hits and six markers.
Ragged support on the part OF his
teammates kept King in the hole.
Koob finished the game.
Sherrod Smith, a member OF the
louisville club back in 1913 under the
management of Jack Hayden, tried
out his submarine ball on the Colonies
for the first three innings and only
one bingle was registered off the
Dodger southpaw.
Clarence Mitchell pitcher and gen.
eraI utility man OF the Dodgers proved
easy pickings for the Colonies during
his stay on the mound and they nicSed
him for five hits and six runs in the
sixth. shriver, a youngster from the
Michigan Ontario league, who by the
way looks like real promising right
handler, baffled the Colonies the re-
malnder of the way.
Regular Bat Fest.
Every member of the Brooklyn
am with the exception of Olson, Mil
Ter and Smith cracked out one or more
bingles off the Louisville twirlers. In
all they were credited with fourteen
safeties. Schmandt and Crane getting
three each. Six hits were garnered
by the Colonies.
Bruno Betzels work around second
base was spectacular throughout the
afternoon. He deprived lack Wheat
OF a sure hit in the seventh when he
Knocked down the latter's scorching
liner and threw to Kirke in time to
retire the runner.
The Dodgers pushed over three
markers in the sixth when after
J<irke retired Johnston on his ground
er to first Wheat got slashing single
to center. King walked Myers ana
while Schmandt looked at the third
one the Dodgers pulled a double steal
Crane hit one into right for one base
and Wheat trotted home. Hungling
scored Myers and Crane with long
single to left. Bethel tossed out Mitch
ell for the third out.
Massey Starts Fireworks.
THE Colonies got TO Mitchell in their
part of the sixth and when the smoke
had cleared away they were three runs
to the good. Massey started the fire.
works with a drive to right for one
base. Kirke got hit to third. Ellis
flied to r. Griffith. Bellenger singled
to left, counting Massey. Schepner
hit double to left scoring kirke
M~~er was intentionally passed, fill
ing the bags. King looked at the third
strike. With the count two and two
on Lamb. the latter cleared the paths
with n home run over the left field
fence Bethel and Massey walked and
Tho latter was forced by kirke.
With one out Tommy Griffith got a
hit TO Bellenger back Of second base
in the seventh. Johnston walked and
wheat was thrown out by Bethel.
Never doubles. scoring Griffith.
single counted Johnston
and Meyer. Crane was tossed out by
schepner. II. Griffith started the
ninth with double and all hands We're
safe when Koob failed to get the for
mer at third on Johnston's sacrifice.
Wheat grounded to Kirke. Meyer hit
10 Koob and Griffith was run down
Thlru anu iiOllASs ANAAeN~ NNAtA
ing over and getting the putout.
schmandt singled. scoring Johnston.
Crane beat one out to Ballenger,
Meyer scoring. Miller was safe on
IIirke's tumble filling the sacks.
Shriver tailed oil three runners with
a drive against the fence in right
center. Sehepner tossed out Olson for
the final out OF the inning.
lineup Coming.
BUSINESS Manager Neal of the
Louisville baseball club announced to-
night that a compromise had been |
with Ben Lineup. the Indian |
pitcher outfielder He has been |
wired to join the club here as soon as
nossible. lineup is now at his home |
n Tulsa, Okla The arrival OF lineup |
win bring the Louisville roster up to
twenty eight members.
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