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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. MONDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1921
PAGE FIVE
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8 TO 2
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
CLEVELAND, .May 15 New York
went into first place today when it
won from Cleveland S to 2. its second
-ense-utlve victory over the Indians
mid tlw huter club's fourth consec
utive defeat, rtabe Ruth failed to hit,
drawing two passes. A crowd of
U.Oi'O was present, Score:
VICTORY
"NEW YORK- AB. R. H.FO-A. E.
Roth, cr. 5 3 3 3 0 0
lieckinpaugh, ss. ... S 8 3 3 4 l
Ruth. If J 1 0 4 0 0
iirp. H 5 0 1 11 1 0
Mcusel. rf 5 1 3.1 0 0
ItMker. 3b 5 2 2 1 1 0
Ward. 2b 4 0 0 J 2 1
HOsang. c 4 1 I 1 0 0
Hnvt. p. 3 0 0 1 3 0
,
Totals 39 $ 13 1 11 1
CLEVELA ND AB. R. tl.VO. A.E.
Jamleaon, If 3 0 2 1 0 0
.lehnston, lb. ...... 5 1 2 11 2 0
Speaker. Cf. ... 4 0 I 3 0 0
Smith, rf .- 4 1 0 1 0 0
Gardner, 3b 4 0 1 1 0 0
-wIL rs. 3 0 1 1 4 0
Stephenson, 8b. . 4 0 0 3 1 1
OWilL . 3 1 8 2 0
"ove;ekl. p. 0 0 0 0 1 0
.Menwald. p 0 0 0 0 0 0
CaldwelL p. ... 0 0 1 2 0
Si ;ranev. 0 0 0 0 0 0
mrBurns 0 0.0 0 0 0
sexWsmbsganss, .. 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 24 2 9 27 12 1
iRaMed for coveleskie Irt third.
zzRatted for Odenwald in fourth,
xizltan for O'Neill in ninth.
Score by Inihgs;
New Tork .'.
Cleveland
.212 030 ooo-S
.000 110 000 2
Summary: Two-base hits Meu
sel. Baker, Feckinpaugh, Speaker.
Sacrifices Ward, Hoyt. Double plays
"-Hoyt, Pipp and Baker; Ward,
fPeckinpaugh and Pipp; Hoyt, Peck-
Off Hoyt. 4; Coveleskie, 1; Oden
wald. 1. Innings pitched Coveleskie.
3; Odenwald. 1; Caldwell. 6. .. Struck
out Coveleskie, 3: - Caldwell. 2.
Wild pitch Odenwald. Losing
pitcher Coveleskie. c
victorTpusox
OUT OF THE CELLAR
CTIICAGO, May 15 Chicago's
White Sox made it two straight from
the Athletics by taking the second
game cf the series 7 to 3. Score:
. R.H.E.
Philadelphia. 000 000 1203 $ 2
Chicago 300 030 010 7 12 2
Batteries:- Rommel, Hajsty. Keefe
and Perkins, J. Walker; Mulrenan
and Schalk.
i NEW CARS TO RENT
WITHOUT DRIVERS
FORDS, DODGES, HUDSONS
Metropolitan Garage
Phone 4008
esneiiiiini
Today
We will serve in the Lunch Room
Luncheon for 65c, from 11:30
' Also daily
LUNCH
ROOM
ONLY '
You are always assured
the perfection in foods,
courteous, prompt ser1
vice and most palatable
meals at
HOT
G RUNS IN FIRST
WN
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
BROOK! Y N, May 15. St. Louis
bunched three singles, two doubles
and a. hoipe run off Smith, Cadore
and Bailey in the Tirst today, gain
ing a six-run lead that enabled them
to defeat Brooklyn 10 to 8. Score:
ST. LOVIS AB. R. H.PO.A. E.
Mann, cf. 4
Eournier, lb 5
Stock, 3b 5
Hornsby, 2b. ... 2
Sehulj!, If 5
McHenry.. if. 5
Lavan, s:t. 4
bllhoefer, c 8
Schupp, p. .. r 3
1 1
1 1
2 3
2 1
3 4
13 3
0 0 1
9 3 8
0 0 0
0 0
Totals ........
BROOKLYN
Johnston,- 31). .....
Olson, ss. . . ... . .
Nets, rf. ........
Wheat, If.
Myers, of.
Sihmand., lb.
Kilduff, J:b, .....
Miller, c. ....
Smith, p i.
Cad ore, p ,
Bailey, p.
Miljus. p
xKrueger ' ... ...
..38 10 16 27 9 1
AB. R. II.PQ.A.E.
..4 1 11 1 1
3 6 3 1
10 0 0
0 2
0 0 0
10 0
Totals 35 8 27 1 .2
x Hatted for Bailey In eighth.
St. Louis " 630 000 100 10
Brooklyn 110 300 001 6
Summary: Two-base hits Stock,
Hornsby, Schultz. IMIhoefer, Olson.
Three-base hits Schultz. Home runs
McHerry. Neis. Miller. Stolen
bases Mann, Lilhoefer. Sacrifice
hits Hornsby, Schupp. Double plays
Stock, Hornsby and Kotrrnier; Kil
duff and Schmandt. Base on balls
Schupp ij. Bailey 2, Miljus 1. Innings
pitched Smith, none out in first;
Cadore. oone out in the first; Bailey
8; Miljus 1. Hit by pitcher By
Bailey (Hornsby). Struck out By
Schupp Bailey 2. Wild pltchgv
Schupp. Losing pitcher Smith.
' : . . . ... -
COAST LEAGUE
At Seattle (First game) R. H. K.
Oakland 9 14
Seattle ; 8 18 3
(Ten' innings).
Batteries: Arlett, Kremer and
Koehler; Jacobs, Francis and Arams.
(Second game)' R. H. E.
Oakland 3 7 4
Seattle. 5 6 0
Batteries: Krause and Mitze; De
maree and Spencer.
At Los Angeles (First game)
R. H. E.
Sacrair.ento ., 2 9 0
Los Angeles 10 8 1
Batteries: Niehaus. Prousrh and
ElHott; Crandall and Baldwin, ;
(Second game) R. II. E.
Sacramento 4 8 1
Los Angeles . 1-S 4
Batteries: Faeth, Fittery and
Cook; Thomas, Hughes and Baldwin.
At San Francisco (Morning game)
R. H. E.
Salt Lake ..8 15 4
San Francisco 1 4 3
Batteries: Swarta and Jenkins;
Crumpler, Flaherty, Lewis and Yelle.
(Afternoon game) R.H. E.
Salt Lake 3 9 8
San Francisco 8 12 8
Batteries: Thurston. Leverens and
Jenkins; O'Doul and Agnew.
At . Portland (First game) R.H.E.
Vernon ...7 & 0
Portland ....2 7 1
Batteries: Love aafcf Murphy;
Johnson. Pillette and Baker.
(Second game) R. H. E.
Vernon 6 11 0
Portland 2 7 0
Batteries: McGraw and Hannah:
Sam Ross and Fisher.
DINNER. 75c
From 5:30 to 8:15 p. m.
Pleasant surroundings
and comfort give an
additional appeal to our
Luncheon or Ejinner.
DELIGHTFULLY COOL
ADAM
HOXTTOGY
STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Won. Lost.
Pet.
.792
.643
.840
.571
.357
.348
,.318
.273
Pittsburg - 19
Brooklyn 18
New York 16
Chicago ...12
Cincinnati ....10
Boston .-. . t
St. Louis 7
Philadelphia 8
10.
9
9
IS
15
15
18
Yesterday's Results
St .I.ouis, 10; Brooklyn, 6.
New York, 4; Cincinnati,
Others not scheduled. .
Today's Games
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati St New York.
Chicago at Boston.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Won. Lost. Pet.
New Tork 14 9 0!
Cleveland 16 11 .r.93
Boston ' 11 9 .r.BO
Washington 14 12 .S8S
Detroit 15 13 .536
St. Louis 11 14 .440
Chicago 8 14 .364
Philadelphia 8 15 .348
Yesterday's Results
New York, &; Cleveland. 2.
Boston. 11; St- Louis, 7. Ten
niogs. ..... ..
Chicago, t; Philadelphia, S.
Detroit, 13; Washington, 10. t
Today's Games .
Washington at Detrblt.
Boston at St. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Won. Lost. Pet.
San Francisco 27 13
Sacramento .....24 15
Los Angeles 23 17
Seattla 22 17
Vernon : 21 19
Oakland 18 19
Salt Lake 12 23
Portland 7 31
.873
.ein
.o73
.564J
.486
.343
.184
Yesterday's Results
Los Angeles. 10-1: Sacramento, 2-4.
Salt Lake. 8-3; San Francisco, 1-6.
Oakland 9, Seaitle. 8. Ten innings.
Seattle, 5: Oakland, 3.
Vernon, 7-6; Portlnnd. 2-2.
Today's Games
No games; teams traveling.
BEAN-EATERSTIE IN
- ST. LOUIS, May 15 Boston came
from behind m the ninth today ana
after tieing the score, batted out a
victory over St. Louis in the tenth,
making the final count 11 to 7. Pratt
hit a home run with two on base in
the tenth. Score:
R.H.E.
Boston .....010 031 101 411 15 0
St. Louis 00 002 220 0 7 11 3
Batteries Meyers, Bush and Ruel;
Burwell, Kolp, Snicker and Severeid.
-, -o
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At St. Paul. 9; Louisville. 7.
At Milwaukee. 10; Columbus, 6.
At Kansas City. 12: Toledo, 3.
At Minneapolis, 1 Indianapolis, 5.
e
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
At Memphis, 4; Atlanta, 6.
At Chattanooga, 4: Little Rock, 3.
At Mobile,- 2: Birmingham, 1
(Called in seventh, rain.)
At New Orleans, 10; Nashville, 3
(First game.)
New Orleans, 12; Nashville, 1.
(Second game.)
a regular daily
to 2:00 p. m.
NINTH
WIN
J TENTH
GIANTS RALLY
NINTH
DEFEAT CINCI
NEW YORK,
the ninth Ining
York to defeat
May 15. -A rally in
toilaY enabled New
Cincinnati, 4 to 3.
Score:
CINCINNATI
AB. R.H.PO.A. E.
Bohne. 3b
tlkubert, lb.
Rousch, cf. ....
Duncan, If
Fonseca, 2b. ..
Paskert. rf. ...
Crane.- ss.
Hargrave, c. . . .
Marquard, p. . .
Total a
None out
scored.
NEW YORK-
Burns, if
Bancroft, ss. . .
Frisch, 2b. ....
Young, rf.
Kelly, lb ,
King, cf
.... 4
4
.... 3
.... 3
.... 4
4
3
.... 2
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
0 3
2 3
3 0
....30 3 724 11 0
when winning run
AB. R. H.PO.A. E.
.4.1 11 1 ft
4 1
1 3
0 5
1 U
0 3
Rapp. 3b
Snyder, c. . . . .
Nehf, p.
x Brown
Perritt. p
.. 0
.. 1
.. 0
xxtJnston
xxxMonroe ....
xxxxWalker ...
Totals Si 4 11 27 16 0
xBatted for Nehf in seventh.
xBatted for 'Perritt in ninth.
i; Ran for Snyder in ninth.
sxxxRan for Gaston In ninth.
Cincinnati 000 030 000 3
New York 101 000 002 4
Summary: Two-base hits Snvder.
Sacrifices Friseh, Nehf, Young,
Bohne, Duncan. Double plays Rapp
Frisch and Kelly; Bohne, Fonseca
and Daubert. Base on balls Nehf,
2; Marquard. 4. InnTngs pitched
Nehf, 7; Perritt, S. Struck out By
murquara, j.
. DETROIT, May 15.
Detroit made
It two straight over W
ashington by
Winning todav 13 to 10.
W A SIP TON AB
Judge, lb ...... 5
Lewis, If ...... 5
Rice, cf . ...... 4
Grower, rf . 4
Harris, 2b ..... 4
Shanks. 3b ..... 5
O'Rourke, ss . . . . 5
Plclnlch, c . .... 3 '
xQharrity c . . . . X
Johnson, p .... 3
Courtney, p ..... 0
Acosta. p . . i . . . 1
xxEllerbe
R H PO A E
1 13
1 1
- Totals
x Batted for
xx Batted for
Heilmann out,
DETROIT
Young, 2b . i .
Bush, ss . . . .
Cobb, cf . . . .
Heilmann. tf . ,
Shorten, If . . .
sFlagstead, If . .
Blue, lb . . . .
Jones. 3b ... .
Bassler. c . . .
zzAinsmith. c .
Sutherland, p . .
HoUtag, p . . .
.. .42 10 1623 12 2
Picinich in fifth.
Acosta in ninth,
hit by batted ball.
AB R H PO A E
..32 0 0 0 0
2 2 3 0
. 3
. 4
. 1
. . 3
. 4
.4
. 3
. 2
. . 1
. 1
3 2 0 0
0
0
0
0
2 0
0 0
0 0
Totals 34 13 13 27 10 0
z Batted for Shorten In sixth,
zz Batted for Bassler in aixth.
Washington. . . . 202 Of.l 00010
Detroit 051 204 lOx 13
Two base hits: Rice, Brower. John
son, 2; Jones. 2: Blue, Harris, 2;
O'Rourke, Stolen bases: O'Rourke.
Sacrifice: Heilmann, Brower. Holling.
Double play: Harris and Judge. Base
on balls: Off Sutherland. 1: Johnson.
6; Courtney, 4: Acosta, 4; Holling, 1.
Innings pitched: Sutherland. 4 2-3:
Johnson, 4; Holling, 4 1-3; Courtney,
12-3; Acosta. 2 1-3. Hit by pitcher:
By Johnson, (Sutherland. Struck out:
By Johnson. 2; Sutherland. 1; Holl
ing. 2. Wild pitch: Johnson. Court
ney. Losing pitcher: Courtney.
WESTERN LEAGUE
At Wichita. 7-7; Sioux City, 1-4.
At Joplin, 5: Des Moines, 3.
At Tulsa. 6-3; St. Joseph, 11-7.
At Oklahoma City. 4-2; Omaha,
3-1; (.First' game, 13 inings)
0
GAME FROM K. OF C.
In a game replete with trills, the
Chambers Transfer company team
defeated the Knights of Columbus
team on the Halstead field yesterday
afternoon. 5 to 4.
The game was a pitchers' battle all
the way with Crowley having an edge
on the K. of C. slab artist. Both
teams backed up their pitchers in
sensational fashion, only two of the
seven eiTors figuring in the scoring.
The Chambers team won in the
ninth after one man had been retired.
The score was a tie going into the
last, half of the ninth and it looked
like extra innings, but the Chambers
clouters got busy and sent the win
ning run across. Score fcy innings:
R. II. E.
K. of C 000 010 1204 7 4
Chambers Tran. 021 100 0015 9 3
Batteries: Holecher and Joyce;
Crowley and Irion.
GOLFERS MAKE READY
LONDON. May 15 American golf
ers here to comiete in the British
amateur championship tournament,
cxecpt Krancis Oulmet. played prac
tice rounds Saturday- W. C. Kownes.
Jr., and .1. Wood Piatt played a four-
; ball match with K. Stoker and G.
I Farrar of the r"vsl Liverpool rln'o.
', the Americans winning two and one.
.Je,s E. Gulirord had a 71
BENGALS
AN
TRM SENATORS
CHAMBERS WIPJ FAST
GAMES THIS WEEK
Friday afternoon
Browns vs. Glendale, at Glettdale.
Sunday, Jj?y 22. at Eastlake park
Tigers v . "Giants.
At Riverside park
White Sox vs. (ilendale.
On Halstead grounds
Chambers Transfer vs. Red Sox.
At Mesa
Browns vs. Mesa.
At Casa Grande
Arlsotia Eastern vs. Casa Grande.
At Wickenburg
Peoria vs. Wickenburg.
At Florence '
Tempe, vs. Prison team.
On Standard Oil grounds
Knights of Columbus vs. Bears.
- . , o
SET PICES III BIG
NEW TORK, May 15 The New
York American ousted the Cleveland
world's champions from the league
leadership today when they downed
the Indians for the second successive
time.
The Pittsburg National leaders.
who were successful against Boston
and Philadelphia, will be put to a
harder test w4ien they open Wednes
day agalnnt Brooklyn, and Thursday
against New York.
In the American league Cleveland
hnd Its first losing week and today's
defeat was the fourth consecutive
one. Home runs hy Ruth figured
prominently in New York's successes.
Boston went into third place today
and is only one and a half games
behind New York. The Red Sox
outplayed Chicago Inst week but St.
Iuis Is proving a much stronger
opponent. The Senators have suc
cumbed twice to Detroit In contrast
to their good play In Cleveland.
Chicago's victory today over Phlla
helphia dropped the Athletics to last
place.
In the National league, the Pitts
burg twirlers are doing excellent
work. Chicago profittefl In its visit
to Philadelphia, taking three straight.
Cincinnati has failed to convert its
hits Into runs. St. Louis outplayed
by the Giants, pounded the Brooklyn
pitchers, and the Chicago and Pitts
burg 'batters fattened their averages
in Philadelphia.
The week's record in each league
including games of Saturday, May 14,
follows: "
American
Team F W L R HE LB OR
Cleveland . 8 2 4 4T, 74 11 42 27
New York 6 4 2 30 65 7 46 26
Washington 6 3 3 23 49 12 32 31
Boston 5 3 2 30 47 7 SO 2S
Detroit 7 3 4 35 70 8 52 32
St. Louis 6 4 2 43 61 35 84
Philadelphia ....5 2 3 18 40 5 39 21
Chicago 5 2 3 20 C6 S 46 33
National
Pittsburg . . .
New York . .
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati .
St. Louis . . .
Philadelphia
6
14 45
27 54
35 65
35 47
4 29
13 56
30 9
34 16
45 21
23 21
23 8
43 28
...6
....8
4
... S
6 2
...6 3
6 1
o
27 55
38 31
21 51 12 36 42
GIANTS WIN EASILY
-10
Ths Western Giants came back to
form in their game with the Brotvns
at Eastlake park yesterday afternoon
and won a slugging contest. 20 to 10.
The Uiants had things pretty much
their own way, winning as ibey
pleased.
Harris, who started for the Browns
fared badly at the hands of the Gi
ants and was driven to cover in the
fourth session, when his offerings
were pounded for eight runs. The
Giants had previously collected four
markers off his shoots.
-The Browns got away to a flyiris
start, getting two runs in the first
half of the initial frame. The Oiants
tied the count In their halt and
shoved to the front with a couple in
the second.
White tightened after the first, but
when his club gave him 18 runs, he
eased, down and was nicked for sev
en runs in the sixth. He tightened
after that and held the Brown for
the remainder of the distance.
Arbow drove the ball over the
right field fence, his third circuit
smash of the season. Rosser lead in
the attack for the Giants, however.
getting three, triples and two singles'
In five times at bat. Score by in-1
nings: j
R. 1 1. E I
Browns 200 107 00010 10 6'
Giants 220 S60 20x 20 17 3
Batteries: Harris. Johns and Gil-:
lett; White and Rosser.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
White Sox, S: Tigers. S.
Giants. 2; Browns. 10.
Chambers, 5; K. of C 4.
iVeu; York Governor
Signs Censor Bill
Regulating Movies
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
ALBANY, N. V, May 15 Governor
Miller today signed the Lusk -Clayton
motion picture censorship bill. The
law creates a motion picture commis
sion of three members appointed by
the governor and confirmed by the
senate, at an annual salary of iT.iOO
each. The commission may refuse to
license any films that are "obscene,
indecent, immoral, inhuman, sacrile
gious, or aro of such a character that
their exhibition would tend to cor
rupt morals or incite to crime.''
The commission's decisions are ap
plicable to review by the courts.
The commission will jrnnt lieense
to all picture approved at the rate
of $2 for each 1 4.0110 feet of film.
News reels and scientific snl ciltieN
lioual films are exempt from the li-
; censing provision.
I o-
Thrrp 24 former Mioti c',n-
orals now makinrr ihir hoim-.s in
i?an Antomo, Tcias.
YANKS ID PITtS
SHOW DUR
MEEK
R BROWNS 20
PALE HISE ROff
on Tigers by a
E OF B TO 3
Bunched hit and Tiger ntisplays
enabled the I'hooulx' White Sox to
grab the second game of the series
from the Tigers at Riverside park
yesterday afternoon. The' score. 8 to
S. does not Indicate the closeness of
the contest for It was anybody's game
until the eighth frame.
For seven innings, the White Sox
tried every method known to force
the victory upon their Opponents.
They had succeeded fairly well, too.
for the Tiacrs were leading 3 to 2
when the Sox went to bat in the licst
half of the semi-final frame.
They had presented the Tigers with
two of their three runs and had fool
ishly lost at least two runs by poor
base running. All this was in spite
t the masterful pitching of Nevitt,
Tempe moundstnan, who has been
signed by the White Sox management
for the season. Nevitt pitched an up
hill game and he labored manfully.
He was always getting out of holes
which his teammates had created for
him.
In the eighth, however, the Sox
launched an attack that netted them
four runs on as many hits and put
them three to the good.
Finally West fall started the rally
wlth a clean bingle to left and he
cashed when Sorey's fall fly dropped
safely in center, Sorey getting a two
base smash on the blow. Thomas
counted Sorey with a line single to
the same spot and he counted a mo
ment later on Smith's crashing home
run drive into acep center.
The Tigers were the first to score.
counting their Initial marker In the
first. After Ed Scott had been re
tired on strikes, Salazar landed at
second on Smith's wild heave over
Warren's head. Salazar would have
been an easy out but for the bad
peg. Lopez died on a foul fly to
Smith bufDrtega responded with a
two-base crack to left, scoring
Salazar. Chino whiffed.
The Sox knotted the count In the
third. Cooper led off with a double
to left and took third on a short
passed ball, from where he counted
on Warren's drive into center. The
next two were easy outs.
The Sox scored again in the fourth,
taking the lead for a few minutes.
Murphy was hit by a pitched ball
and after Smith hnd fouled out to E.
Scott, took second on a passed ball,
from where he counted on. Mason's
triple to" right center. Nevitt and
Cooper were easy outs.
Salazar started the fourth for the
Tigers with a double to left and took
tJlird when Sorey booted Lopez's
grounder. Iipez stole second on
the first ball pitched. Ortega sent a
; sacrifice fly to Murphy in deep cen
ter, Salazar scoring. Chino and
Pepper were easy outs.
The Tigers took the lead In the
sixth when four singles were produc
tive of a single counter. x
Score:
WHITE SOX AB R H PO A E
Cooper. 2b , ... 5 1 1 1 2 0
Westfall. It .... 5 1 2
Warren, lb ..... 4- 1 2
Sorey, ss ...... 3 1 1
Thomas, rf ..... 5 1 1
Murphy, cf 4 1 0
Smith. 3b... ...4 1 2
Mason, c ...... 4 0 1
Nevitt, p ..... 4 1 1
3
11
1
.Totals
TIGERS
Pepper, If . . .
Teddy, lb . . .
A. Scott. 2b . .
P. Scott. S3 . .
E. Scott, c . . ,
Salazar. p . .
Lopez, rf . . .
Ortega, 3b . . .
Chino, cf . . .
Football, f . .
.38 8 11 27 14
AB R H PO A E
3 2
0 4
1 1
0 5
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White Sox ..... 001 100 0428
Tigers 010 101 0003
Home run: Smith, three base hits:
I Mason; two base hits: Smith. Sorey,
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j Double plays: Smith to Warren.
Stolen buses: Thomas, Ortega, Lopez.
A. Scott. Sacrifice hits: Teddy. 2.
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