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THE ARIZONAJiEFUBLICANr THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST i, W20
RIGHT EARFUL
But still the fact remains, although
The reason is not clear,
The batters surely swat the ball
This is a home run year.
LEFT EARFUL
Perhap, tVie pellet has a bounce
It did not have last year; f
Perhaps the pitchers cannot' put
The old "stuff on the sphere.
ateift News From the Sportie
oriel
BROWNS
HAMMER
HITS OFF SEITORS
V A fCITJTvrrf Tti--KT a to c. t :
.rid defeated Waah1n?tnn Kislpr and
Jacobson were the batting , leaders.
hocker held the locals safe. Score:
. ST. LOUIS AB. R. H.PO.A. E.
gerber, ss 5 2 1 2 2 0
edeon, 2b 6 2 2 2 4 0
' Klsler. lb 5 4 4 11 0 0
.TaahBAn rf A 9! A O A
Williams' It... 4 0 2 3 0 0
Smith. 3b. 5 0 1 1 0
Tobin. rf. .5 0 1 4 19
Severeid, c. 4 21 2 1 0
Shocker. p. ......... 3 11 0 1 0
"totals ...40 13 17 27 12 0
WASHINGTON AB. R. H.PO.A. E.
BRINGING UP FATHER
CpyrUht 1917. by International Newi Service
By George McManus
4
..4
:.. 3
Judge, lb. .
Shanks. If.
Jjrpwer, rf.
ttArris, 2 b.
JOUerbe. 3b
O'Neill; ss. ;....... 4
GHarrity, c. ........ 4
Shaw; p. ............ 2
Acosta, - p. .......... 1
Roth 1
13
3
3
0
- 2
3
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
o
0
1
0
0
or all the: bum
PLACES TO tPE.NO
THE. SUMMER -THI5
, WIN.
VWTY- DON'T OU
LOVE NAvXUVE.? J OUT
LOOK AT THE sKX
THE OCEAM - THE
ROCKS - THCX A'RE
EEAOTirULl
C AN -VOL) SEE
THE WONDERFUL
FORMATIONS
ON THE SHORE'S?
I'M OUST
COMMENCING TO
SEE. THIS PLACE -
PA
SAf- I'LL. ,WE T . T
Jy YOU TVaO HUNDRED
X DOLLARS FER
THAT OPERA ' X. JE
(g) t9ZO Y Intt. rsATom Smvic. lw9 ':
; Totals 34 2 10 27 14 1
- Batted for Acosta in ninth.
St.," Louis 004 024 02113
Washington 000 010 001 2
'Summary: Two-base hits Brower,
Kisler (3), O'NeilL Three-base hits
tiedeon, Jacobson. Stolen base Seve
reid. Sacrifice bits Harris, Jackson.
Judge. Gedeon. Shocker, Gerber. Bases
pn ; balls Shaw 2. Innings pitched
haw 6. Acosta 3. Hit by pitcher By
haw 1. Struck out Shocker 2, Shaw
Passed ball Gharrlty. !
- o '
r.
IS I ST Oil 10 Kill
i II in con
BOSTON, Aug. 18 Myers pitched his
first home game for Boston and de
feated Detroit in the eleventh, inning
chen McNally scored from ' second
lase on the pitcher's .infield single.
Kro re:
ETROIT
SToung. 2b. I.....
Bush, ss 4
Cobb, cf 5
Veach. If. 5
Jleilman. lb
jShorten. rf. .....
Jnes, 3b
Stanage, c. .....
Ayres, p. .......
AB. R. H.PO.A.X
5 0 1 3 7 0
1 1
0 3
2 2
2 11
1 4
0 1
1 7
0 0
2
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
4
Totals
.40 5 832 13 2
Two out when winning run scored.
BOSTON
Hooper, rf . . .
Vitt. 3b
Menosky, cf. .
Hendryx, cf. .
Mclnnis. lb. .
Schang, c. ...
fecott. 63.
McNally, ss.
Brady, 2b. .
Karr
Foster. 2b.
Myers, p.
A IS. R- H.PO.A. E.
4
5
4
4
4
4
1
1
2
1
1
5
2
2
0
0
3 18
1 1
1 -i A
J A JL K
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0 0 0
0 0 0
0 10
.36 6 12 33 20' 4
. J Totals
pyj Batted for Brady in ninth. - -
k Score by innings:
5 Detroit 000 004 010 00 5
flBbston 200 111 000 01 6
hits HeilT
Three-base
Stolen bases McNal-
j' 'Summary: Two-base
t- man n. Mclnnis, Schang.
ahH Heilmann.
lv- Mclnnis. Sacrifice bits Shorten,
Scott 2. Vitt. Brady. Menosky, Hen-
Vdryx. Double plays Heilmann (un
jiassisted). Mclnnis to Scott t Mclanis.
ft Bases- on balls Ayers 3, Myers 1.
RSUruck outT-llyers 1, Ayers 3
IPHOENIX TIGERS TO
PLAY WINTER GAMES
"Manager Rodriguez announces the
iltei i iger oaseuau ctuu n&s uecii i c
jorranized and will be open for , games
r-with any city teams after next. Sun?
j'day. The Tigers were one of the 'fast
organizations of the winter league last
rbe right up in tront again tnis season.
Battling Scotty, the Phoenix boxer,
Mown the initial sack.
Teams desiring games with the
Phoenix Tigers can get in touch with
I Manager Rodriguez at the Bauer
Printing company.
f o
C In France the police of Paris are to
plose the historic sabers. They will be
farmed with American magazine pis-
Jtols.
PALL OF GLOOM IN
NEW YORK, Aug., 18, Tne gloom
cast over baseball by the death of Ray
Chapman, shortstop of the Cleveland
team, was apparent today when the
Indians and New York Yankees re
sumed their battle for leadership of the
American league. .. Chapman s death
was more deeply impressed upon the
spectators by the flag at the Polo
grounds flying , at half mast and the
banda of mourning worn on the lert
sleeves of the players. The lans paid
tribute to Chapman's memory by ap
plauding Lunte, his successor, when he
came to bat;
There was much curosity during the
preliminary -practice as to whether
Carl Mays, the Yankee pitcher whose
throw caused the fatal i'njury to Chap
man would appear, but he was not in
uniform and it was said he was not at
the grounds. New York players would
notventure a guess as to when Mays
Although the gaxne was closely con
tested, there was not the same en
thusiasm manifest at contests between
the clubs heretofore. There were
flashes of clever fielding but the play
ers seemer to lack the dash and sp?rit
that might be expected fhom clubs
fighting for the leadership. The at
tendance was about 15,000. the small
est of the New York-Cleveland con-
te-t since the race became cloje.
Termination of the game,: Pipp's
home run that brought victory to the
Yankee's awoke the fans and the feat
was accorded the usual demonstration.
o
NO ROOM FOR BORTON
ON COAST BALL LOTS
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 18. W. Baker
(Babe) Borton, former Vernon first
baseman, who charged his team mates
and himself contributed to a fund to
aid in winning the Pacific coast league
pennant last year, was barred from
the local ball park - in an order by
President Maier of the Vernon club
and President John . E. Powers of the
Los Angeles club, made public today.
o
HAVE ThiSTpumk.
SEIT UP TO
ROOM 29 PSHT
v, AWAW, PLEASE
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PBESSEOSETI
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GO foe
Tine, chamce fit.
HAVE OF 60iS OUT
TbDAW-IJu3T
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iVe. got to peess cvec
Ti13"THAT WAS W THAT"
TfelWK. WERE SO
MOSSCO7 I WAve4TATMN ,
J A 1 1 UICAO '
MAVDE WE
COULD &OM
DATHW5TMEKI
WE EG EE SAYS
"If riding counts for anything
In polo." quoth BUI Hart,
The guy that could defeat ma
sure
Would have to bo 60MB
smart."
made in the same
3
1 hat's the big secret of Rainier's taste and flavor.
' It's lagered in the same old way, fully fermented,
aged, then de-alcoholized by our distinctive pro
cess. That's why everyone is finding renewed
interest in Rainier the drink dependable !
Rainier is sold on draught and in
bottles at all hotels, cafes and stores
Rainier Brewing Co., San Francis f
C7 w: :
"You can't
Ull the difference
W. F. SCHNEBLY
435 South Third Ave.
Sole Distributor Maricopa Co. and Prescott
Phone 1262
COAST LEAGUE
At Los jAngeels , R. H. E.
Sacramento ...6 13 1
Los Angeles i 3 9 2
Batteries: Fittery and Cady, Schang;
Crandall, Brown, Pertica and Bassler,
Lapan.
At Portland , R. H. E.
Oakland .. .v. .4 10 " 2
Portland .....3 7 3
Batteries: Holling and Mitze; Kallio
and Koehler. ,
At San Francisco - "R. H. E.
Salt Lake .6 11 1
San Francisco w.. . .2 ': 6 2
Batteries' Bromley and , Jenkins;
Love, McQuaid and Agnew.
. At Seattle R. H. E.
Vernon ...,.'i.6-. 7 0
Seattle .3 10- 1
Batteries: Dell and Devormer; Sei
bold, Frances and Adams.
o
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
St. Paul 4-3, Indianapolis 3-5.
Milwaukee 11, Toledo 2. .
. Kansas City 1, Columbus 11.
Minneapolis 6-14, Louisville 2-4.
o
Rats in the "United States destroy
$200,000,000 worth of property annually
Whitewing Shooting Is
Fine Better Go
This Afternoon
Before you start come in and get Winchester
shells. The chaps who shoot Winchesters bring in
the most birds, they'll all tell you there's a difference
between ordinary shot gun shells ancl Winchester
shells. You can rely on Winchesters.
If You Haven't a Gun We'll Rent You One
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W.
Cincinnati 61
Brooklyn 63
New York 59
Chicago 57
Pittsburgh, 56
SL Louis 51
Boston 45
Philadelphia 43
Yesterday's Results
No games scheduled.
Today's Games'
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
L.
45
48
49
61
63
60
57
65
Pet.
.575
.508
.546
.483
.471
.459
.447
.398
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. , L.
41
4 3
44
57
60
60
63
74
Cleveland 71
Chicago 72
New York 72
St. Louis 53
Boston 51
Washington 49
Detroit 43
Philadelphia 36
Yesterday's Results
St. Louis 13, Washington 2
Philadelphia 1. Chicago 0.
New York 4, Cleveland 3.
Boston 6, Detroit 5.
Today's Games
St. Louis at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
Pet.
.634
.626
.621
.477
.459
.450
.384
.327
P5VLACK
PALACE HARDWARE
ARMS CO.
WHOLESALE RETAIL
SPORTING GOODS
Phoenix, Ariz.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
Salt Lake 76 58 .567
Vernon 78 60 .565
San Francisco 68 67 .538
Los Angeles 67 69 .493
Seattle 65 68 .489
Portland 63 66 .489
Oakland 64 74 .463
Sacramento 57 67 .460
Yesterday's Results
Sacramento 6, Los Angeles 3.
Oakland 4, Portland 3.
Salt Lake 6, San Francisco '
Vernon 6, Seattle 3.
Today's Games
Vernon at Seattle.
Oakland at Portland.
Salt -Lake at San Francisco.
Sacramento at Los Angeles.
Nealon of
Court. Adv.
Phoenix for
Supreme
4t
The membership of the American
Legion in the state of Pennsylvania is
approximately 60,000.
WATCH
Tally's Arena
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