The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-12
PITCHED A NO HIT, NO RUN
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 terday resulted in 3 to 0 score in favor of Cordova, being well played game. The main battle was between Glossin for the Radio and Anstis of Cordova, the latter pitching a no hit, no run game. FIRST INNING
 Radio-Glossin and Carter struck out, Tracy out on first by neat throw of Hutton to Dr. Council.
 Cordova-Taylor knocked grounder to Glossin who relayed it to first re- tiring Taylor. Frederickson knocked one bagger. Council rapped one to Tracy on second who kept him from staying on first. Hutton placed neat one bagger, Frederickson scoring. An i stis was retired by Glossin at the plate, leaving Hutton on first, retiring the boys for the field. Radio-Brown struck out. Leuter placed the ball within Anstis' reach putting him out on first. Lanahan walked. Through a wild pitch reached second. Slaton struck out retiring the side, leaving Lanahan on second. l
 SECOND INNING
 Cordoya-SteeI taking swat at the 1 Dill drove into the right fielder's init for the first out Hill, pop fly into Leuter's hands at short. Davis making a clean hit. Goettel drove liner down third, Carter struck his mitt in that direction, and the ball did not get any farther. Retired the boys again, leaving Davis on the one bag. Tobin made the KlaXton hum.
 THIRD INNING Radio-Haynes made drive land ing into HiIl's waiting glove for a perfect catch. Egan tried to kill the ball, but struck out. Glossian up again, also struck. out, Cordova-Taylor hit the pill for one bag. Frederickson hit the ball for two sacker, placing Taylor on third, Council drove one to Tracy who put him out on first. Hutton hit the ball driving it to Glossian. Taylor tries to make home but Glossian throws to Haynes, putting him out. Hutton lands on the one sack. Anstis struck out leaving Hutton on first retiring the side.
 FOURTH INNING Radio-Carter tried to knock Hill over in center but instead Hill caught the ball. Tracy struck out Hart, placed the ball a nice easy one toward first. Council saw the ball pass through his legs. Hart finally got his when he tried to steal from second to +hird Hutton with nice throw to Tavlor the latter putting him out. Cordoya-Steel drove little infield flv to Carter. Hill walked to the bench after bowling one to Glosslan' who placed the ball to first before Hill reached there. Davis made one sacker Goettels struck out leaving Davis on first, retiring the side.
 FIFTH INNING Radio-I.euter struck out, Lanahan followed suit. Slaton knocked hlce easy one to Council on the tirst ball. which found the space between Couh- cil,s legs. Hayes next tried to XIII the hall but Anstis out-guessed nm s+ri,,ine him out. leaving Slaton on first Cordova-Tyalor placed nice little flv to Tracy, who nabbed it. Fred erickson drove one to short but Leu | +er did not throw quick enough to catch him. Frederickson stole second then third. Council drove one into the timber for a couple of fouls. Freder- ickson came home on the fly Doc drove to right, coming in after the ball had beeu caught, making the second run. Hutton drove the ball to center, who caught it, making third out.
 SIXTH INNING
 Radio-Glossian struck out Carter out with a fly to short. Tracy drove the ball over second Hill, Frederick son and Hutton went for the ball, | the ball landing in Hutton's glove, but jumped out. Egan went second. Tracy found himself on first. Then Egan tried to steal third and was put out by a neat peg of Hutton's to Tay Tor, who placed the ball on Egan leav- ing Tracy on first Cordova-Anstis drive two bagger. Steel put out by Tracy, throwing him out on first. Hill drove an infield to l Ianahan who held tha eluSiYe hill 1