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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
TO M'K|NLEYV|LLE

The fast Yankee A. c. baseball team
Of South Wheeling will leave tomorrow
morning for McKinlcyville. n town near
Wellsburg. where they will play the
strong amateur team OF that place at ,
o'clock.
The Yankee club has been holding
practice sessions every evening the past
week on tho Twcnty-slxth street
grounds and announcement was made
by their manager last evening that tho
SQUAD was in the best of shape FOR the
contest. While no information could be
learned as 10 the strength OF the up
thc-river team from any club in this sc
tion of tho county. reports from Wells
burg are TO the effect that tho team Is
n leader and capable of playing the best
in tho business to n Standstin. The fol-
lowing Yankee players will make the
trip to MCEiulcyVille tomorrow MunaS.
Foster, Thomas, Mott. Miller Stein.
Suldon. Flatlcy. ScamOn, Brown, Spuva-
geot and Pnppert.
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FIRST OF SERIES 'MR
FOR TITLE SUNDAY
bridgeport Eagles and Lorains Start
Championship Clash Tomorrow.

When PLAY ball" is sounded by the
umpire tomorrow afternoon at the
Eagles park. Stop Is, Barton pike, one
Of the warmest games Of the day on
the Ohio Side will start and the fast
Bridgeport Eagles and the strong Lo-
rain Coal e Dock Co. nine meet in an
other OF their spirited contests as tho
rivalry between the cluls in one o" the
hottest known TO local fans. The game.
which Is the first OF a series between
tho two clubs will be called at 3 o'clock
sharp and large attendance Is ex-
pected to crowd the park 10 its capa
city. The teams In their series are
playing for the championship OF the
town.
The reports from both clubs are 70
tho effect that the squads have been
ont prarticng daily and both are IN
the host Of condition for the contest
The strongest lineups possible will he
pu' on tho fell and one OF the best
played games ever seen in the park has
been promised. The ba.terie. have been
announced as Eagle and McCloud for
the Eagles and Loraim Coal G. Dock
management have pinned their faith in
Miller; Sans and Ballog.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
D|LLONvALE INDIANS To BRING
FAST BOYS TOMORROW AFT ERNOON

CITY league have found to their sorrow.
Coupled with Gullap In the outheid
for the Indians, are Smoke" Zerla and
Red" Walker. This constitutes one OF
tho hardest hitting outnelds IN semi
pro baseball. Upon their strength IN
batting the Dl!lonvales have been con-
tent to rely IN tho past, but In their
first struggle with the Caseys. they
found they would have 10 have more than
batting alone to win and for that reason
they gnrnered Lefty" Price. who re-
Gently jumped the Kansas city Amerl-
can association club. Price. no DOUBT.
will be n big help 20 the team as Will
also 'Bess' Bero. at first. Bero' VINO
has been playing 80 far this season
with the Bauers.' IL we'll known here
and little need be said as 70 his ability
10 cover FIRST Pete kiiday OF Duquense
university, Grimes of the Toledo cIup
nnd Caeser ut third constitute an inheid
tina. compares well with any OF the
local Clubs.
Tho Caseys will stick to their regular
lineup with the exception OF the pitch
Ing. Manager Madden Is considering
sanding Lefty" Honecker against the
Indians, to give him a regular work
out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
Ohio Valley League Game
At Tunnel Green Tomorrow
MCoNHYs HAVE SIRE NaTHENED
LINEUP FOR CLASH WITH
wELLSBURa THIS
WEEKEND.
Play At wslsburg roday And Hero
Tomorrow-Large Crowd should
Attend Both Games.

Tomorrow afternoon at 500 o'clock
the WellsburE- Wheeling game OF the
Ohio Valley League will start. and
from Indications II will he n game OF
games Wellshurg has signed two
American Association and one Southern
Association player 10 their aggregation
ard this addition will bolster up their
chances Of winning by 50 per cent.
These boys have been practicing regular
this week and will he IN the lineup
against the McConkcys Sunday.
Wheeling has also bolstered their
team considerably by the addition OF
Buggy Welsch. formerly backstop for
the Bauers and Louie Crock. former
Outnelder for tho Bsuers Both OF these
boys are known throughout the Ohio
valley as good ball players and their
addition should give the Macks the
much needed punch 10 put over runs.
Tho Wheeling team has been playing n
brilliant game on the field but have been
in a hitting slump for several weeks.
Several OF the players have been out In
tho evenings this week trying 70 over
come the handicap and it will be IN
terestirg to sec II they have succeeded.
Harvey Perley on third for the
Macks has been putting up magni-
fcient game of baseball and his con-
s!stent hitting and sure fielding has con-
tributed much 10 helping tho team win
games. Another good man Is Sheppard,
the Center Fielder and lead-ofr man.
He has been c'outins the old apple 10
all parts OF the lot and as a fielder
has no peer.
II all the players have como from
the slump that they have been IN the
past several weeks they should cop tho
game tomorrow with ease. The aame
will start promptly a. three o'clock.
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NOT MANY new >aj
men AT STATE
VARSITY AT MoUNTArNEER UNI.
VERSITY WILL BE MADE UP
OF EXPERIENCED MEN
freshman Squad One OF Most Promis'
Ing IN Years However says
Shrewsbury

Morror,own. July II. -(SpeciaN.-
The prcSen, prospect Is that West VIZ
glnla's football team this fall VIII he
made up almost. II not entirely or men
who were students In the University
last year. and wcr" candidates there
fore. Cor either the Varsity, Freshmen
or scrub teams. No migrants from
other colleges who are technically elig-
lille. no rrcp school stars Of the Rod
rcrs or Peck class who can step right
into Varsity berth. ~" any other
nhcuon.s who may MI some Varsity
place now regarded rs weak viii be
vnilahlc.
This is according to the announcement
Of Director II. A. Stanshury here today.
This does not mean OF course. that tho
flow Of high sChoO! md prep Sohoo!
"sia-ts' to West Virginia University Is
IN cease. On the contrary, II Is be-
Ucvcd that one Of the largest and nm
est looking lunches Of freshmen VIII
enter this fall that the Moun'a!ne"rs
have ever had. Yet. IN period cover
ing six wears past. only five nISt-ycar
mon have made tho West Virginia foot
hall team rs regulars. Goodly num-
Der have been members or the squad
and Director Sanshurv believes that
ro.s,hIv as many "a dozen of the in
he carried With the varsity squad and
Ia,s In the season some may develop
Sufficiently 70 play regularly on the
team. but when tn" tenn takes IN" hcld
oVa,ps. Wesleyan, for instance. n
should he mn even bet that every face
in the lineup will he that Of someone
who was a student here last year OF
course tho. this includes Gus EckherR.
OrarIes Pcrnard etnls. and one or all
or tho trio named. ut least may he in
tho lineup without crossing up this pre-
dict!on.
In other words. according 10 Director
Stanshury, Coach Spears md himself
viii do considerable visiting with State
high school athletes and do everything
nnsslble 10 encourage these hnys TO en-
tor tho University. there will he no rush
ing 10 distant points after highly nd
ycrtised stars Of more or less Hues-
,ionabIn not value ne students and no
veepjnc even over the loss of West Vir-
GINA youths.
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F0RNER WORLD CHAMP RECRUIT
tn HURL AGAINST FAST bAUERs

the Grays, as we'll as Lefty" Hill OF
Pitt prowess. comprise hurting stan
hard to beat on any one Independent
outfit. Danny Hart, popular third
sacker for the Bauers last year, when
Jimmy" Ford was forced out OF the
game by injuries, will hold down the
hot corner for the Turner's. He IL well
known and popular with the fans here.
Having won the valley champion
ship for the past six years, the Bauers
are anxious TO bolster up their CLUB
considerably. Bernie" McGannon, the
sen ational young shortstop, 10 still
suffering from a bad knee, but will at
tempt to take his post back. Several
other noticeable changes are coming
about and the management hopes TO
get down to real business for the i'm.
portant contests that still remain on
the already attractive schedule. Nsver
before have the Bauers attempted such
difficult list Of bookings, but the
team Is anxious to play only the best
clubs obtainable. Weather indications
are favorable, which means Q whopper
turnout tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
VIRGINIAS-DIXIES

The fast Virginia A. c. baseball team
OF the South Side will journey to Ben
wood tomorrow afternoon where thew
will meet the fast going Dixie A. c.
club on the South Renwood grounds.
The game will be called at o'clock and
II large crowd Of spectators Is expected
10 attend.
Both teams have been practtcing hard
FOR the contest during the past wcel;
and the followers OF both are confident
o. victory for their favorites. Both
teams will use their regular lneups
while the batteries have been announced
as the strongest the clubs could put on
the field The records OF both teams
are good while tho Dixies hold slight
edge IN their rivals having lost but one
game out OF the entire number played
this season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
NEAR SCANDAL
At Fl. MIAMI
JUDGES RESIGN WHEN BETS ARE
CALLED OFF BY DRIVING
CLUB.
Spectators and Driver Raise Howl
When Announcement Displeases
Crowd.

Fort Miami Park. Toledo, O., July
l4.--(By the Associated Press To
days Grand Circuit meeting was
married by near scandal.
In the second heat OF the Fort Miami
stake the favorite, Prince Loree. poor.
ly driven for the first half, for the
second time came from behind and ap.
parently won from Princess Stawah in
a tight finish. The judges placed Prin-
cess Stawah first and Prince Loree
second. The spectators shouted In pro-
test. and McDeyiatt. driver Of Prince
Loree. added fuel to the Are by CLIMB.
ing into the judges stand and talking
TO the crowd.
When the race was over. the Toledo
Driving club caused II to be annOuncec
that all auction pools and result book
tickets sold on the race were declared
off and money refunded. and that all
mutuel money bet on the second hea.
would be refunded. Presiding Judge
Joe McGrew Of Washington, Pa. and
Associate Judges Chester Stands. Co
lumbus Ohio. and L. c. Webb, Mason,
Mich, at once resigned.
we do not think the Judges were
right. That's all there IA to It," said
Secretary George Bryce OF the driving
club.
II was Tommy Murphy afternoon.
the Poughkeepsie driver winning the
Fort Miami stake with Princess Sta
wah and the free for all pace with Roy
Grattan. after Single G.. had been
drawn owing to lameness. Roy Grattan
paced the first heat IN 2:02H, the fast.
est mile this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
EXHIBITION OF FANCY DIVING FOR
A. NJ A. CHAMP1oNSA1f
rS ZIG EVENT.
Fair Ground Pool Will 30 Mecca OF
Aquatic Enthu Hasts
Sunday.

thrilling feature OF the program al
.he hIr swimming and diving meet that
will be held Sunday afternoon July ~
NJ State Fair pool, will be the exhibition
diving \ 4O.foot ladder has been lash
cd 10 the high dive. and three wheeling
bows will dive from the top OF tie iao-
der. n height OF As feet. into Nttle
over eight feet OF water. warren tuEh'
who lu$, wear won The 4. NJ. y. cham
nionship in fancy diving. Wi! be one |"
do this daring feat. Donald ferguson
81 little fellow who Is regarded as 4
coming champion diver. and Lee W IL
kins. youthful newcomer In hiNihs
circles will lie the other eXhioitoh
diver.
Everything IS shaping up fine for the
auuatic contests. In long distance
conversation with Director raul bcu'eC
Yesterday, John 7. Taylor. secretary OF
The a NJ A. OF the Amateur Athletic
Union, stated that he had the cn'r'es
NJ a number OF leading swimmers and
divers OF the Pittsburgh district IN tho
A. NJ A. events Entries are coming IN
we'll for tho wheeling district cham
pionshlr event also. the jo-yard swim.
Mr. Taylor stated that he would attend
the meet in person. arriving IN Wheel
ing in the forenoon Sunday. This VIII
DO his first visit to Whcelings famous
swimming tank. and local amateur
sportsmen are looking forward TO meet
ing him.
Handsome gold. silver and bronze
medals vii! be awarded in tho A. NJ. A.
SsO-yard swim and fancy diving. and
gold and silver medals in the Wheeling
district championship event. There will
be no additional charge for tho meet, the
regular admission covering both the
privilege Of swimming and OF viewing
the contests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
THRIFT |0CA| BOYS WILL DIVE
0FF 45-FOOT LADDER TOMORROW
PLAY AT MOUjNDSVILLE

The fast Cambria Galleries will
Journey to Moundsville this afternoon
and play the strong nine OF the
Moundsville A. c. on the Moundsville
high school field. The game will be
called at o'clock sharp. and a large
crowd is expected to attend. as the
game will be the only one in this sec,
ton. Both teams are Of the same
strength, and a good game IS expected
The following Cambria players arc
expected to meet at the Miners tenn
pie in Bellaire at ! o'clock today and
make the trip TO Moundsyille in Il
body: Snively, Vanyo, Dempsey, Duffy,
Roof, Myers. Polinski and the other
PLAYERS o. the club.
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TEAM THAT MEETS cAsEYs WILL
BE ONE OF THE BEST SEMI
PRO VINES IN VALLEY
One star Is Under Contract To Try
out With Pirates After
Season Ends

The fans who attend Sundays games
at Riverview park hetwcen the Dillon
vale Indians" and the Wheeling Caseys
viii have the opportunity OF seeing
local player who at the wind up OF inc
nresenf nIayiny season. will don the
PITTSBURGH Pirates spangies for try
out IN fast company.
The player referred to Is none other
than Pete" Gullap. left fielder for the
Indians Gullap has been playing
an extraordinary game IN left Held for
tho Dillonvale team throughout tho
season and MS work has come "nder
thu notice of the Pittsburgh scouts
Who signed him up. and Will order him
70 repnr, NJ the flag end or the sea-
son. What has impressed tho scouts
mos, .avorably. in addition to his ahili-
~ 20 range far and wide in the out;ie'd.
IS the fact that Gullap swings nasty
willow, as the other clubs IN the inter-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
TURNER'S OF PITTSBURGH IN.
WADE CITY TOMORROW IN
WHAT SHOULD PROVE A
STIRRING TILT.
Local Team Making Big Changes to
Offset Past Few Reverses-Record
Crowd Certain.

Baseball lovers have a treat Tor
themselves at Bauers park, Fulton, TO-
morrow afternoon, when the VIM. Tur'
ners OF Pittsburgh stage a contest
with the champion Bauers. The visit
ors bear the reputation Of being the
very fastest club in and around the
Smoky City. They beat the famous
Hilty and the Johnstown club just
week ago, and that's certainly going
some. Besides, the Turner'S had little
difficulty in winning two out OF three
games in their series with the Home
stead Grays, the colored nine that al
ready holds two victories over the
Bauers so far this season.
George Mcfarland OF New York
Giant fame will In all probability be
the pitching choice for the invaders
He was south with the champs this
year, and due TO salary differences left
them. Lefty" Artman, who tanned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
FIELD DAY TODAY

Interest IN tho National association
Of Bottle Blowers which Is in conven-
tlon this week ut Rclla!rc Con,ers to-
day on tho Field Day EXERCISES which
will DO held at Riverside Park this af-
tcrnoon.
The field program Includes some fea-
ture amuscmcnts In the ball park which
will be followed by n banquet In the
evening at the Miners Temple.
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COOPER IS IN RARE FORM;
Pirates Ri BEAT BOSTON 81
TIGERS AT BELLAIRE

The strong Cambria Galleries or
Shadyside will>entertain the YorKVilie
Tigers tomorrow afternoon on the
Shadyside ball park. The teams nave
been looking forward to the game lor
some time past. and ball game that
the fans will remember for some time
"a expected. The game will be calieo
at 8 D. m. sharp, and large crowd IS
eynected 10 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
NEW YORK BLANKS ST. LOUIS.

New York. July l4.-New York de-
featcd Urban Shockcr for the second
time IN the series today. and made il .
out - :. from ST. Louis ( 70 . Shawkcy
made Grea, finish BY striking out
Sister and Williams III the 9th. The
YaE<ces bunched 1--WE hits for four
runs in the fourth inning.
Score: r. n. +.
s. Louis . non nnn nn0--0 s I
New York 5000. 200 400 Gnx--i IL 0
ShocE,:. Danford aud SEVERED:
Shawkcy AMI SChang.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
H0RN5bY HITS
oath HOME RUN
BIT. LOUIS PLAYER TIES SEASONS
CIRCUIT DRIVE
RECORD.
Previous National League Record Was
81, BY Williamson In 1884.

81. Louis. Mo. July 1I-Rorers
Hornshy ~ ne s., Louis Nationals.
tied tn" modern National league home
run record in today's game with Phil
adelph!a by cloutjnS hts c4th circuit
drive in tho eth inning or Hubhell.
No one was on base. The record was
made by Gravy" Cravath. Of Fhiladel-
phla IN 1915 Tho old National league
record was -. made by Ed William son,
of Chicago. IN 1884.
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Southern Association

FRS. game-Mobile 2: Nashville >.
Second Eame-Mortle g. Nashville
s G innIngs)
FRS. game New Orleans 8; Chat
3.
Second game-New Orleans !; Chat.
Cummings agreementD
Memphis s: Atlanta 4 90 innings)
Birmingham 0; Little Rock 6.
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Two base hits. JAMESON, Russell.
Pratt Sacrifices, Wamby Leibo!d.
Jameson. Double plays. PtttenEer 70
Frat 10 Burns: Pratt 10 Pittenger 70
Burns: Harris 10 RucI Left on base.
cleveland s: Boston Is. Base on balls
of. Morton 2: Edwards ?: Mails. >:
Russell 5 StruCkout by Edwards ,:
Malls |; Russell 4. Hits off Morton
>: none out In frsr: OF Edwards !
In six innings: or Malls 1 In .: on
Lindsey | IN |: Russell mi Ia: Quinn
IN IS Passed ball. O'Neil. Winning
pitcher Mails. Cmpires Hildehrand and
Evans. Time. 10.
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MILLER DRIVES TWO RoMERs.

Chicago. July 1+.-Ch!cago defeated
New York s 70 4 In the fnal game OF
the series today. The hitting OF Hack
Miller who drove out two homo runs
with 4 man on base each time and time
" doubles by krur. Hollocher. Cal
lashan and OTarrcll accounted for the
local runs.
The score: R Fl. r.
New York 200 nn1 no1-4 IL ?
Chicago .........o 200 2o1 o1x-S 10 I
Nehr. Jonnard ana Snyder; Dimes,
Checvcs and O'Farrell.
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Two base hic-Hargrave. Three base
hits-Eurns. Griffith. Stolen base
!PauTeyt Sacrifices - Dauhert BohnH.
'rouble alaySI-r!nenI TO Bohne 20 pau-
herr: BohnH ~ Doubert. Lief, on ba SOS
Rrooklyfi ;: cincinnati 3. Base on balls
OF RiNey !; Cadore =. Empires -O'Dav
and Hart. Time 1:3r
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


Yesterdays Scores.
New York, 4: st. Louis. o.
Cleveland. S; Boston. 3.
Washing ton. !: Chicago, 3.
trolt-Philadelphta, rain
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International League

Reading 2: Rochester ?.
Newark &: Toronto (ln inn!gs)
Baltimore 8: Syracuse ;.
Jersey city S: Buffalo !.
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PrrTS8uRaH TAXES ADVANTAGE
OF wILDNESS OF VISITING
rwIGLEES.
rasrnsy's Hrror Roes Cooper OF . smut
out-Auows Opponents Only
Three Kits.

Forbes Field. Pittsburgh. July Ia
Cooper vas In raro form today ho'o'nS
Boston to 3 hits. while the Pirates took
advantage Of tho wildness OF all three
Boston pitchers and won to l. bH'
FOR Tierney's error. Cooper would have
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American Association

Toledo Columbus, no game: Toledo
players missed train connections.
Louisville >: Indianapolis Is.
Milwaukee 4: Kansas City 2.
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REDS WINS 3 TO 0
IN BROOKLYN SERIES

Cincinnati, July 1.-The Reds made
Il three ont Of four from Brooklyn by
winning the final game % the serl, \
today. 70 o. RIXey was in excellent
form and received brilliant support.
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WIN ON SEVEN RUN RALLY.

ST Louis. July "a seven run bat
ting rally in the seventh inning today
gave the Cardinals n 20 victory in
the final game Of the series with Phil
adelph.a. Rogers Horrshy opened this
;nnins with home run. his Gath OF
tho season. II came off Hubhcl. with
n" ono on base. The victory put the
locals within two and half games Of
first place. Tho visitors used three
pitchers in the seventh.
The score: r n. E
Philadelphia ..S0I 900 010-5 IL 2
st. Louis ..... 000 200 70x-9 Is 0
Huhell. C. Smith. Winters and Hen
line: Ptetfcr. North and Ainsmith.
clemens.
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Tho Standing.

Today's Games.
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
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Staining tho nails red and bA1ksA.
ing the teeth is thought marx OF
beauty by Burmese women.
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Tha Standing.

Today's Games.
New York at St. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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CLEVELAND IS
VICTOR AGAIN
OVER BOSTON
Makes Clean Sweep OF Four Game
Series.

Roston. July 14-Cleveland made
clean sweep OF tho four game series
with Boston by winning. to today
The score:
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HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Scores

Pittsburgh. s; Boston. l.
Chicago. s: New York. 4.
st. Louis, .: Philadelphia, D
Cincinnati. s: Brooklyn
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Two base h.l-EArnhHrt. Three Disc
hit - Carey. Stolen base - Earnhart,
Carey. Observation-Disclosures B!ghce. =:
Cooper. Double play-Nopf 10 Holke.
Lett on haSe-Rostou 3: Pittsburgh Is.
Rase on balls. off MarQuard I: Lansing
(: Oeschgcc !: Cooper l. Struckout by
Marqua-d !: cooper :. HITS OFF Mar
GUARD 5 in % innings: Lansing none
In Is innings (none out n siNthD orr
OeschEHr in 3 innings. tnt by pitchsr
by. Cooper /. nicholson. Wild pitch
Lansing. Winning piSch.r-Cooper. I'M
plreS Moran and Ems.c. Tine 1855.
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lOt9iS 90
x-Ran for O'Ncil in 9th.
INFLATED for Edwards In 'th.
xxx-Ran for Mails IN 9Th.
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WIIIN :" u
Mated for Powell in ninth
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-23
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