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New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
To Oraanize New Club

A meeting will be held at the club
rooms OF the Palace Of Joy, Coney ISL
and tonight for the purpose OF organ
izing and electing officers for new
swimming club, the members OF which
will shortly be seen in competition IN
the metropolitan district. The new or.
ganization will be called the Palace Of
Joy Athletic Association and It's head
quarters will be located at the Coney
island pool bearing that name, whicn
IL will represent in open meets.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

The last time Robertson faced the
Yankees was on the Polo Grounds,
where he allowed only seven hits. and
sent something like fifteen or sixteen
hitters out on easy flies II was dif.
ferent to-day. Tho Hugmen bounced
Robertson for fifteen hi's. which in
cluded Babes fourth home run 81 the
season. When the Yankees wero not
scoring they were threatening %
score. and ell in all IL was tough day
for Robertson, and n tougher day for
seeutive victory for the Yankees IN
tho West.
Opposed n Robertson was Bob
Shnwkey. who pitched 10 his best form,
and had control along with great speed
and n sharp breaking curve ball The
White Sox were able 70 make half o
dozen hits from Shawkey. two Of which
came in the second inning and pro
duced the two runs made b. Chicago.
The home team made one hit in the
first frame. two in the second. one In
the third and one each in the seventh
ana elghfh frames.
Wnllie Pipp made the only error Of
the game. falling 70 hold roller hit
10 him by Earl Sheely IN the fourth
inning. However. there was little fault
found with this slip. since the other
Chicago batsmen were casy outs. Ruth.
In addition 90 making his homer.
showed the fans Just how good he is
in the field by making a great gallop-
ing capture Of Falk's shot AZ the left
center field bleschers. II was some
gallop. Scott made brillian. play on
roller by Charlie Robertson. stopping
single short by great one-handcd
play.
Ruth's first meeting with Robertson
was instructive 20 both. The Babe
stayed with the pitcher until the count
was three and two and then, picking
one that he liked, piastered II over
the right field wall and out into the
Fairgrounds that border on Comiskey
Park. Comiskey Park is far differ
ent playing field than the Polo Grounds.
The bleachers here are 335 feet more
or less from the home plate. and the
retaining wall Is a. least twenty feet
high. Any one hitting the ball out Of
the lot Is meeting II fair and square
on the trade mark.
with ono out IN Chicago's second
inning Bob Falk singled, Sehalk drew a
pass-Boh's only gift Of the game
and sheely drove n long double to
left, scoring local runners.
That put the pallid hose in the lead
but IL was their dying gasp Of the
afternoon. The Yankees went out IN
the third inning and took the lead. this
time TO hold Il until the end Of the
game. Babe walked in the third in
ming and Baker singled TO right. Ruth
dashed over to third one the wallop and
a minute later crossed the plate when
Mcusel rifed one through the infcld
for n single. Pipp's sacrifice hy TO
center feld scored Baker.
Baker started the NTH with single
10 center. Pipp got single 10 Eddie
Collins. and Scott singled, scoring Meu-
sci. A gift 20 Schang filled the bases.
and when Johnson failed TO field Shaw
keys rap eleanly Pipp w0s able TO
score.
Ward singled OF Johnson's shtns in
the eighth inning and Ruth was passed.
Baker sacrifecd, and after Meusel
struck out Pipp shot a wallop through
the ;nfcld, scoring Ward and Ruth.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Hutchison and Kirkwood
Eliminated in Golf Play

GLENEAGLEs, Scotland, June 8 (By
The Associated Press).-Jock Hutehi-
son, only American competitor remain,
ing In the play In the Thousand
Guineas golf tournament here, was
eliminated to-day by A. g. Hayers, OF
England. Ho defeated Hutehison by
one hole.
Joe Kirkwood, the Australian open
champion, was eliminated in the second
round by Compton. who defeated var
don in the first round. Compton won
from Kirkwood 2 up and l 70 play,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Garden Swimming Pool
Opens Tomorrow Night

The worlds largest indoor swimming
pool. located in Madison Square Car
den, will open It's second season TO,
morrow night The public is invited
TO witness the opening ceremonies.
When filed the pool contains .5OO'-
600 gallons Of water The floor has a
graduated slope toward the center.
The initial depth at either end Is three
feet; the pool decpens five fee, before
the swimming section is reached. The
center proper is 10 feet. The racing
pool measures 20 feet wide and 10
feet long.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
that Miss Green was doing or else
auFer defeat

that Miss Green vas doing, or else
suffer defeat.
II was deep court driving almost en-
tiroly with both girls relying on speed
and accurate placing 10 bring them
through. After running into a lead -
Al in the first set, Miss Bancroft had
10 battle desperately. after the games
had been forced 20 Sail BY Miss Green,
10 pull the set out. in the second ses-
sion the tall Longwood star led az
-, and again Miss Green staged a
splendid uphill rally before Miss Ban.
croft could let out an extra burst OF
pace and win the set and match.
Miss Bayard came through without
undue trouble against the s,eadiness %
Miss Mildred Willard. of Philsdelphis,
the sets going AZ 6-3. 6 2 Here was
a case where both players relied
much on their accuracy from deep
court and unusual court covering. Miss
Bayard, however, was quicker 81 pick
ing her openings and she was superior
at yolleyinF.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Colt Summaries
woMEN's INvtrArfoN sfNGLKs

woMEN'a INvfTATfoN efSGLKs
Third round Miss Leslie Bancroft A.
feated Miss JacQuelyn Green. is. So
Miss Martha Hayard defeated Miss M
p Brigs, aon from M. Marrsr,' oro.-
D. default Mlss Maus wagner defeated
Miss clare Cassel. 81. f-'. 60
woMENs INvITATioN DOUBLES
/, Second round --Miss Florence paiiia snd
Miss Mildred willard fsfsafsd hrs Nah
allie Farley and Mi5s Isabel Numford
60 e.. Misg Marie Wagner snd Mss
clare csssel dsf.a,ed Nrs q T. Chspmsn
and Miss Marian Chapman 81. 81
Third round Mrs B p BriGgs and
Miss Helen Giiieanf-ap defe@ief Nfs
Robert H. Roy and Miss Jacqusiyn Crs.n.
defeated Mlss Lillian scharran ani MS
Ceres Iakff. 60 - f--i Miss CsHtei
ana Mics Wagner defeated Mrs sisnsy
WON and Nv InTo Hartmann -
ihs Bayafd defeated Mfs " 8igsu Green
and Mrs A p Thurber. IS. 81.
INyiTArION MIXED DOUBLES
rirs' round Mrs. " n pritchard ara
Jerry Lang defeated Miss Pen,.ope psret
and sig spasth. So So. Mlss isao.i
Amto. 4ssoso,, aad sss. - irs Dss. dsf,,'d 49, S
60 60. Mrs Bernard Stenz ara "a.
gar D. Dawson d.featsf Siss Aifred
Willard ard Y T. naggs. 7--6. ~ Mrs.
r I4NeffNN weaver tNl W I.NNaNN =. 'HlAE
bell defeated Mrs a. HYmphues ard 2.
a Anderson e--3 60.
Second Round Miss Gfisaudsag and
e : Loethorn defeated MIS- Grove and
" 81 Fischer. s-s e--3 Mss bancroft
and Efgar Leonard won from Nlss Bal
nm ana Ashton Flofcker. by default Miss
I Warner ana A. = Osfonioff defeated Nra
prifchard ard Jerry Lang. 80. al.
Sire stens and Dawson defeated Ma
nYmforf and r. ?, Hrggs 50. s-i 2
Mrs Weaver and Mr Campbell d-fss'ef
Mra " T. Morse and Eiii0ft BinEsn. "a
"a Mr and Mrs lnEo hartmann 10
featsd Mlss Green and Dudley Rich. -.
Is f-1
Third round Miss Ciiisaudesu ard
Tockhorn defeated Mrs Percy WiibcgFn
and x k T0miln. a 6--1 Mrs s. Fyi.
lert0n Weaver and " A. Campbell. S.
6-3
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Orioles Again Defeat
Lowly Jersey Skeeters

Baltimore made Il two out OF three
with victory over Jersey City az Jer-
sey City yesterday afternoon By a
score Of S 10 3. Thomas. who relieved
pitcher Groves for the Orioles IN the
second inning after the latter had
flled the bases on passes, pitched hne
ball for the leaders holding the skeet-
ers 20 Ave hits.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Errors of Mackmen Help
Tigers to Victory, 10

DETROIT, June s.-Detroit and
Philadelphia hit hard to-day, but the
Tigers took advantage Of the Athletics
errors and won their third straight
victory from the visitors, 70 8. Pep
Young. leading of In the first inning
made the frat home run OF his major
League career. In the seventh Walker
hin for the circuit with one man on.
Tia rrnra.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Miss Terry Wins at Golf

PLAINFIELD, y. j., June s.-MisS
Zoe Terry won the flag contest for
women al the Plainfeld Country Club
% day by finishing on the seventeenth
hole. Mrs. c. d. Boice and Mrs. ;. {.
Osborn wcro tied for second place,
each finishing on the sixteenth cole
and Mrs. Frank c. Ard was third,
reaching the fifteenth hole, and Miss
Lille Moore, who reached the four
,eenth hole. was fourth.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Miss Mallory Advances
To London Tennis Final

LONDON, June s.--Mrs. Molla Blur
stedt to-day defeated Mrs. Edgington.
Cd. so, in the semi-hnal round of the
North London singles tennis champion
shin. Her victory Of to-day gives the
American player an opportunity 70
meet Mrs. Beamish. the English player.
in the final Of Saturday. Mrs. Beamish
having won her match in the semi
finals against Miss Head. Mrs. Beam
ish defeated Mrs. Mallory in their last
meeting.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Swimming Meet on June II

Manhattan Beach Lagoon, scene OF
the Olympic swimming try-outs of
1920. is TO be the scene Of busy swim
ming campaign this summer. Al a
meeting Of the officers Of the Women s
Swimming Association Of New York
last night il was decided to hold the
first water carnival on June II, using
the splendid open water course as
place for championship events.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

ro,as .asfio:iigs ro'ah 81 p, :. -
.1atied for Wright In seventh inn'"1'

ftn 100 90 o-I
Boston ....-...ss.. 80 coi i7O-5
rwo.bs.s hls-Prati. Menosky' qoe,n, a,d,sn
Gerber Home runs-snith ioe,n eeanc,,oce.-
6s-h.r es-t ssvereid' isr Double pisy-o. Ros'Ns.
Tuyns and RueL Left on eases.b9Noh'
S. ST. Louis IL I. Bases on bAils.oT ksr5, n,,na,
ON ON Van Glider {: struck Sy,Ehsy w,,ghI .'IS by
ey Hiis-On Van Glider IN J IL
'pTi innings. on Wright. { IN s2.a on b.Sns, h, ~
N on quinn. in snons .or oua ~
e.ghihl; on Karr. Q N .ooyinn ooo I.os.
IN ,,,chs,-van Giidtr. Umpires-Nallin
ara evans Timt--i.t5
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Senators Register
Third Successive
Win Over Indians

CLEVELAND. June Washington
made Il three straight over Cleveland
to-day. winning By score OF 6 10 /.
Zachary pitched great ball for Wash
ington, while Uhle was ineffective in
the sixth. seventh and eighth innings.
The playing OF Bluege. third baseman
FOR Washington. was feature.
Thn Eenrn.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Cardinals Finally
Down Braves After
Losing 7 Straight

BOSTON. June S. - The Cardinals
won their FIRST game Of the season
from Boston to-day. 10 l, after losing
seven straight 10 Mitchell's team.
Doak's pitching was excellent, as Bos-
ton got four hits. only one of them
clean. Boston had won six straight,
three from New York and three from
81 Louis. before losing to-day. The
visitors hit McQuillan hard in the first
three irnings The fielding OF Nixon
WAS spectacular.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Two base hiis-su.;h 90. Bro~er. Card-
ner Three-has. hf-s'sphenson sac
flncss-nice Charity Double Tiay-ia-
moife. Harris and Judge Lsit on bases
Washing'on. e. Cleveland Dafe on
bsiir-or Uhie. s. Struck ogt-hy Zach
ary. J. by Uhis. 7 ilit by piich-r-bY
Uhie ffarrisl. Wiif pitch Zschary. I'M
rlfea-OVfns ana walsh Time 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Boston College Rallies
And Wins From Tigers

PRINCETON. y. J.. June s.--A ninth
inning rally by Boston College proved
fatal 70 Princeton THIS afternoon, and
the visitors won n hard fought contest,
3 20 /. For tho FIRST eight innings the
game was n pitching duel between
Townsend and Mullowney. the Tiger
twirler holding the Bostonians 70 two
seattered hits and no runs, while the
locals gathered three hits and a run.
Three rms in the ninth won FOR Bos-
ton.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Noire Dame Elects Dooley

WASHINGTON, June 8.-SeIection
Of James r. Dooiey. for the last .hree
years one Of the star players or the
Notre Dame University football team,
70 be football coach at Catholic Uni
yersity here. was announced to-day by
the athletic authorities Of the school.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
r-,, .Tl6sfail To,ll, .,7siias'
.pattee for Rommsl IN fourth inning.

Detroit. t........-.-..- ..e sncs
Philadelphia. -.-.--.-- s"V "A'
Two.base hits-Waiker, blre, r1tshAN,
,.h-.,r W.ieh. Young Home runs
-yoysr walker. stolen base-Galloway.
sscrinces - cobb (.), Basslsr. ksney.
veach. BruEEy. Cuishav. Blue Doeo.e
plays-Young Galloway ana BTsEsy w ~
shau ana piFney Left on bases-fhila- J.
Seiph,a. 2: Detroit. 4 Bases on oalls-on
Honirnei /. on Moore. on Olsen. y on
Dauss !. struck out-By Olsen, y ~
Moore, J. Hiis-on Rommel u : IN,
i- Z. or Dauss. In IL. Wild pitch
RomueI Winning plteher-oisen. Losing
rif~her - Rommei. Cmpires - Dinneen'
vorlariy and Connolly Iime--oo
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Pirates Hit Hard and
Defeat Phillies, Z to D

PHILADELPHIA. June g. Pitts
burgh hammered Ring and Singleton
for sixteen hits and took the final game
Of the Philadelphia series by 10 3
score. Carlson and Traynor led the
attack with four hits each.
Tho score:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Reach Semi-Final Round in
WOmen'S Tennis Tournament
Mrs. B. F. Briggs and the Misses Bancroft, Bayard
and Wagner Win Matches in Annual Invita-
ton Event on Courts of Pelham Country Club
BY Fred Hawthorne

Miss Leslie Bancroft Of Boston, Miss Martha Byard Of Short
Hills ~ j. Mrs Benjamin F. Briggs Of Pelham, and Miss Marie Wag
Of the New York Tennis Club will meet at 1890 o'clock this morn
the emfna Of the Pelham Country Clubs womens
invitation singles lawn tennis tournament the first two named The
upper half and Miss Wagner and Mrs Briggs the lower section
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
To,Is .ssuil27i,o. Totals 2i5io2ii2
.Rs.t.d for stueiand IN eighth inning.

Now York rk.....OoI Oo4 eor-ii
chicago go............. 900 100 S
Two-base hi's-Young Mevsei Three
baso hits-Bancrofi. Grimes. Home runs
smith KruE stolen bases-Hollocher,
stcnrci d9). Young. Friseh. Sacrlhce--
Caus~v Left on bsses-$ew York. 3. Chi
cagO. . Bases on baiis-On : Barnes,
on Causcy. o. on Aldridge. ?. on Stueland,
. struck out-By Causty. BY Aldridge.
/ by Stueiand. I Hits-On J Barnes. )
I'm "a innings. on Causey. IN i-s OF
Aldridge. s I'm lnone out IN seventh: on
stueland. 2 IN L. on Kaufman. ! In !.
Winning ritcher--Causey. Losing pitcher
--Allridge Jmpires-ouigley and Moran.
Tfrue--1 o.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Southern Association

Birmingham, II; Chattanooga, 3
(hrsD.
Birmingham. 10: Chattanooga. (sec-
ond, Z innings).
Nashville. 3; Atlanta, q (hrsp.
Atlanta, 3; Nashville. (second, Z
innings).
Memphis. s; Mobile. 3.
Other teams not scheduled.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Barnes Is Driuen From Box
But Causey Is Good Rescuer
Visitors Jump Away to Four-Rnn Lead in Second
sa;ng, but Make a re, Poor Finish; Earl Smith
By lohn Kieran

~ the terrible affair the Polo Grounds yesterday where
ed three Chicago pitchers for IL victory Bill Keer
france clubhouse, and while in this helpless
ie M and disembodied soul subjected spirit interview
tht. 80 shado of Frank l. Chance.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

This sane Chicago catcher, "Dowdy"
Alrnett. is touted as a rising young
receiver. He made Q good impression,
although he failed 10 break up the
double steal. He got one clean blow
IN three times az bat.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Ruth's Fourth Homer Starts
Hugmen on Way to Victory
Shawkey Holds Home Team to Six Scattered Hits
While New Workers Are Pounding Charley Rob.
erison, No-IIit Hero, for Fifteen Safe Drives

CHICAGO June sless Charley
the Yankees at Comskey Park this afternoon and the gave
fine lacing knocking him all the lot lacking punch
knock him out Of the box Robertson easy
final 10
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
che score:
NEWARK u IL

Tro-baee hlf-Wfbb Nt0Ifn baF7-
VciTe sacrl0ce--Getz Double plays-
Young and Walker. Benes and Young
T.eft on bAses-Readlng. :: newark: IL.
Bases on balls-On Gordonicr' 5 on barn
rarnharat 1 passed bAll--Walker. I'M
plres-Deistel and McGowan. Time 40.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Smith'sHomer, With 3On,
Is Too Much for Browns

ST. LOUIS, June "a hying start.
due TO their batting attack on Elam
Van Glider, to-day gave the Boston
Rcd Sox a 10 5 victory over the
Browns, making it two out Of three
for the visitors. ,o,,, - -
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Taa. O5nTt
baltimore re.......s'... J .
Jergey Clfy..........- o1e

Two.basr hlt-Dolsy. sacflncsi-Iee eeatl.
styles Lawn. Double plays-Danfau'h hso ~
- h.,es-Jsrrey city. q Baltimore u
ua,es on balls-Oh Groves. on I fcafI'
:. on Thomas. :. struck out-By Thomas
a. a.. Tersyr Hlts-On Thomas In
t.sg,s tCinnfne pitcner-Thomas Losing
ni.cher-Tscarr. Umpires-McBride. Gas
lon ana Doolan. Time-i.sb.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Another new face and striking form
y the cubl ine-up was "Hackensehmidt
Miller. Of Oakley, Calf, a super-dread-
rosgh, type Of outhelder, about fye
feet high and three miles around lie
20, his two hits. but ss a fly chaser n
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
n.l, .s55I527i5ol Total, .-.soi'

sBatted for Mcouillan in third inning
+Batted for Marquard In eishth inning
G. ,at. ol3 100 OOo-5
Two base hits-McHenry. Layan. sac
rihces-Ciemons, Hornsby Double piAy
rournier Iavan and Fournier. Lett on
bases--st Louis. 10. Boston. 8. Bates on
bsiis-on Dosk. >. on Mcouiilan: i struck
out-By Doak. ]. by MeQuillan' J. ny Mar
ouard. 2. Hus-Off Mcouiian. ! IN IN
nings on Marquard, IN .: on "atson'
in / Losing pitcher-Mcou I'm
p.res-Senteil and Mccormick. Time-lfe.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
international League
AT sYRAcusl

AT sYRAcrtE
Buffalo ...... 100 100 ieo-s
syrseus. ..'.. 900 100 1904 -
Tomnn and Pierre, Urban, W. stewart
and NiebergaiL
AT TORONTO
RHE
Rochester 49, et3 iet sii-i1 is +,
Toronto ..,. 900 90 go 10
Blake ard Lake. Thompson. Ensman
and Devine
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Reading Scores Easy Shut-Out
Over Clymer's Clawless Bears

Newark by Reading Newark yesterday by the
score to O. Godonier held Newark six hits Barnhardt pecne
GOOD ball for Newark his the visitors three runs on errors
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

The Cubs put on a terrible play in
;,e fatal seventh. With Stueland pitch
iig. Casey Stengel on second. by vir-
;as Of a steal after mis- walk, and Pep
Young on third, Pep darted of with
ne pitchers motion and made a clean
seal Of home. Stcngel busted for
rird. 20 which Hartnett whirled the
til. Krug made a stab at Stengel
b., missed him, ard then threw the
t,ll nowhere in particular, while Casey
iiflntei home.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
p,,n.. Driven From Mound


less psrres started Tor Ncw York
s.d was driven 70 cover ir the second
inine. when the enemy haftcd around
on him. scoring four ta,'ies on base
on balls 70 Grimes end singles by
Miller. Hartneti. Barber. Statz and
Hollocher. That was enough for jess.
Cecil Algfrnon Ca9scy. better known
a "Old Sorrcl Top. took up the bur
den. and the only score dcbited against
lis delivery was home run by Marty
Erur IN the seventh inning. The
Giants put one tally across in the
third on Earl Smiths single. infeld
outs and boot by Field Marshall
Charley HollocheT That was just
warm.up for the sixth and seventh in
rings however.
:, Groh and Meusel singled % start the
shs.a and Pep Young slapped a hopper
down the first base line that started
q lot Of comment The Cubs we're sure
it was foul and Umpire Qu.giey was
certain % wss fair. The matter was
compromised by calling IL fair and
allowing Killefcr and Dugoy the rest
81 the afternoon of in appreciation Of
their eloquent pleadngs for the de-
tense. Groh scored on this two-bagger,
but even a. this late day Aldridge
Fnigh' have escaped except for seri-
tut error Of judgment With two on
base, TWO out and the ronstated Earl
.Hnith ~ bat, anxious 90 square him
'tslf with MCGraw. the Cub hurler
nfoke an outcurve over the plate
That was a sad mistake. for Smithy
h't q on a line into the right feld
sand and the score was New York. 5
Chicago, (. In the next session Krug
popped hls homer into the left field
blesehers and knotted the count again.
Then came the rahid second i.slf Of the
lgeky seventh. which Bancroft intro
euted ouspiciously with a triple 70 the
tBllpen. Frank Frisch scored him with
q spanking single. and Aldridge was
tshered out. George Stueland. a right
hndsr from Sioux Falls, entered the
eontest and was shamefully mistreated
Two bases on balls. a single by Young
, double by Irish Nc Isel and double
teal. in which Pep Young slid over
iome plate. resulted in a total OF sly
uns for the inning.
That ended the ball game 10 all ~
ents and purposes. Stueland with
rev for a pinch hitter. and Toney
kaufman hurled the last inning fol
he Cubs.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

lV the liNi Fl
" ~ ,m ,se hspless victim Of mis-
- confidence" moaned the spirit
,. y,l,,,er 70 III, rale wrath Of the
80. e, Leader. Il vas assured that
$3.50 troupe Of youthful bruins
'ss '',s.'s "a :. received in kindly manner
:, ,Ai, alleged center Of industry ana
useful ar,'- ,....
90, a. ,fronrcr terms. tceed on oy
-...,ous character, lohn J McGraw.
= n,,.,s tough element assaulted my
ess.,rsinr animals IN a highly brutal
sSl-on, and ii this very moment tne
s;ss, Of two Of my charges are drying
:, m. center hcld fence. u you'll eN.
.r,. me now l1l cut tho muzzles on
AZ animals and feed them a little raw
.,,,i They'll be- wild from this out
Vo worder Killofer went into =
.,res After the Cubs had boltcd on
,,i,h a foar.rur lead with blossom
liSridss apparently holding the oppos'-
,on IN CHECK. the Giants rushed INTO
.,e breach. ovcrcame this lead, saw II
,,sd again and then swept away 20 a
-ou,inT fni,h with a fock Of hits and
ms IN the seventh inning In addi-
.ior ~ which the leader Of thc Cubs
gas ehssea from the field with his
frs, Nsrtorart. Oscar Dusev. by I'M
pire ouieley for dispuiing a decision
On pen Youncs doeble in the sixth
inning
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

earfIfro-C1morf0ff tf1Ien bose'--I'0I-
ting. HaiNgan nouhiA plays -NWfhee.
nerg and Cooper, Whelen, f"m.t ana
U,fitgan. Haiiiran and Wheians Nulio~-
nsy. y Phillips and Halilgan, r fhNhps
and Walilgan struck ouf-By Townfend
2 hv Nuilswnsy Bases on halln-ou
Townsend 3; or Mpllowney, = "id plteh
rownrend Hit hy pitch-r-By Mullow-
rev fBoifingl Lett On basos-Princeton,
= Boston college. g rmp Ncaierfcif
and Baefhal Time co.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Fire Leading Botsmen
In Each Major League
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUf

was not too good He would he better
az football as a stationary defense.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
another for Ruth
20. .Il,.illl- -.
Hooper IN eighth inning

Two has~ hi'f-Shs.iy. Hooper Homo
run Ruth facrinces-ripp. Baker Left
nn tases--Nev York i1. chicago. b. Bases
on baila-On Robertson 2 ~ shawkey.
Struck og' ny R0herffon. 3 by Shawkey.
2 tmpifes-Chin ard Hlfsbrsni. Time
II
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Tvro-hase hl's-Wllllans- HlFbfe. IAtey'
Home run-Parkinson. saerihces-Fleic her.
walker. Mueller Len on bascs-fiits-
burgh. -. Phlladelphia. ~ Bases N
balis-O1 Carlson. .. on Ring. on
veinert. I struck out-By Carlson. !. by
Ring. I: bv Singleton. !. Hits-on kins.
In = Innings mona out IN foufih) on
Singleton. IN 8: on Welner', o in J. Whd
pitch - Welnerf. Losing pitcher 80 Nins.
Lmplres-kIem ana Emtlle. Ilme-I.iV.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
susoend 'Em All. Mac.

Earl Smith just about ruined the
Irhicsgo tea party when he crowned
i.st outcurve with two on base in the
sixth. II caused the Little Napoleon"
. ponder over the advissbility OF sus-
pending q few more players for the
Jarpose Of improving their batting
eyes
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Giants ". Chicago To-day. $3.50.
pa,o cro.ad,. crdstd Adn. 'llo. Inc. tt.'-A1'I'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

The Giant inhcld put on weird
throwing exhibition when Terry hit 70
Groh in the second. Heinie tried 20
catch Barber 81 tho plate. ond the
only reason that the Cub player was
eventually erased was that three Chi
cagoans we're trying to occupy two
bases az one time.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Standings in Major Leagues
American League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

New York. Z; Chicago, ,.
Boston, z: 81. Louis. 5.
Detroit. z; Philadelphia, o.. ,
Washington. 6; Cleveland j