Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-09-16

OuSly at the conclusion or tn,
II was the large bats of the
West which wrested victory from
the team representing the East
Fifteen blows of various and sun
dry dimensions bounced off the
bats OF the Western hitters.
Suttles PAGES The West
George Mule" Suttles. big first
baseman of the West, paced his
teammates at the plate with two
blows, a ringing double in the sixth
inning and homer into the upper
tier of the pavilion in the fourth
Davis was on second base via Il
double when Suttles blasted his
homer into the upper tier. Radcliffe
was also on second by virtue of a
double when Mule" greeted
Hunter. Who had relieved Sam
Streeter, the starting southpaw,
with a long double to right.
"Steel Arm" Davis. raped out
two doubles and scored two runs.
Stearnes, Bankhead, Wells and
Radcliffe also collected two blows
apiece. Bankhead. Wells and SUIT
ties tailed two runs each.
The West was the first to score,
ohasins over a marker I'm the third
inning. Bankhead, who works re-
gularly for the Nashville Elite
Giants, opened the round by beat
ing out hit to Lundy I'm back of
second base. Brown sacrificed him
to second. Foster famed, but
Stearnes rammed single between
Russell and Charleston to rescue
the fleet Dankhead.
The East forged TO the front In
their half of the fourth inning,
scoring three runs without sem
blance of hit.
+ Willie Foster Wild
Dixon, who plays in the outiield
for the Philadelphia Stars, worked
Foster for walk. Oscar Charles
ton, manager of the Crawford
Giants, was thumped in the thigh
by one of Fosters fast balls. Dix
on and Charleston pulled the double
steal as Biz Mackey, another
Philadelphia star player, famed.
Larry Brown, regular catcher for
Coles American Giants made a fine
throw to Radcliffe, another Amer
lean Giant player. but Dixon kick
ed the ball out of the third base
mans hands as he slid into the
bag.
Wilson grounded TO Morney and
Dixon romped home when the
throw was wide at the plate
Charleston also scored and Wilson.
who Is another Philadelphia play
err. went to second base on the
error. Morney who palyed a fine
brand of baseball at shortstop for
the Columbus Blue Birds. was
pressing too hard. Lundy, Phila
delphia star, walked and then
Morney mussed up Harris ground
err, filling the bases.
The East pulled OFF smart trick
to score another run when Rus
sci hunted the ball along the first
base line as Wilson came rushing
home. Foster tossed TO Suttles to
retire Russell, but Wilson scored
before the big hurler, who Is a
member of the Coles American
Giants, could field the ball.
West In Lead Again
The West again assumed the
lead I'm their half OF the inning
Wells started the rally with a long
double to left and raced home on
Davis double to center. Suttles In
serted his homer at this stage OF
the game. Davis. Wells and SUIT
ties are members of the American
Giants. st ~ u
The East again took the lead
with two run flareup in the nth.
Dixon beat out a scratch hit IN
front of the plate after Wells had
thrown out James Cool Papa"
He'll, member of the Crawford
Giants. Charleston was again hit
with a pitched ball (It looked very
much as II the big first baseman
could have avoided the ball. but
II was slow and he let II hit him'.
Mackey filled the bases with a
single 10 center which Stearnes
made a nice play on. Wilson crack
ed a single on Davis glove In left,
Dixon and Charleston scoring.