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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, PHOENIX, FR'ID AY-MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1921
(Section Two?
PAGE THREE
THE ARIZON REPUBLICAN
' CELLAR CHAMPS
DEFEATYftNKEES
(Republican A. P. Leased Wire
FHILADELFHIA, Sept. 8. A double
r IVrkina and a single by Johnson
rv Philadelphia two run and a
ninth Inning victory over New York.
Ruth hit his fifty-third home run
f the reason. He now needs onJy
more to equal his world's record
of last year. Ho mad hi fifty-third
homo run last year at Philadelphia,
Sept. 27. Score.
SEW YORK AB. R. H.PO.A. E.
Miller, ef. ... 4 1 2 6 0 0
rocUnnmagh. ss. . .4 10280
Ruth, If.
Mease!, rf.
Pipp, lb.
Ward, Ib. ....
McXally. 5 b. .
tscBang. c ...
W. Collins, p.
Rogers, p. ...
1
2
10
3
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 0
2 0
Totals 33 5 6x26 11 0
iTo out when winning run scored.
THIU-V AB. R. H.PO.A. E.
Witt, rf. . 4
nyker, 2b 3
C. Walker, If. 6
Pwkins. c. . . .' 4
K. Collins, cf. 2
McCann, 8b. 3
Johnson 1
tlallowav, ss. ...... 3
J. Walker, lb 4
Rommell, p 3
10 4
Totals 32 27
Batted for McCann in ninth.
Scoro by innings:
New York 003 110 000 S
Philadelphia ....102 001 002 6
Fummarv: Two base hits C.
Walker. Perkins. Three base hits-
Witt. Home run Ruth. Stolen base
E. Collins. Sacrifice hits Perkins
McCann. Feckinpaugh, Pipp. Double
rlays McCann, Dykes and J. Wnlk-
Bases on balls Off Rommell 6.
W. Collins 1. Ropers 4. Innings
retched Br W. Collins 3, Rogers 6
Hit bv pitcher By W. Collins (Dykes
sn4 E. Collins. Struok out By
Kommell 8. W. Collins 1.
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NATIONAL
LEAGUE
Won Lost
Pittsburg 80 61
New York ?-2 64
St. Louis 75 59
Brooklyn 4
Boston 72 61
Cincinnati 60 74
Chicago 52 82
Philadelphia ,. 46 81
Pet.
.611
.603
.560
.519
.459
.44S
.388
.336
Yesterday's Results
Boston 6-13; Philadelphia 8-2.
Chicago 6; Cincinnati' 2. .
Today's Games
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
-' Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
AMERMAN LEAGUE
New York
Cleveland ..
St. Louis . .,
Washington
Chicago
Won Lost Pet
, 82 49 .626
82 61 .617
.. 70 65 .519
,. 66 68 .493
.. 62 67 .481
,.. 4 72 .471
,. 56 77 .421
.. 47 81 .887
RUES DIVIDE
with mm
TOSILIf
15-1
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CLEVELAND, Sept. 8 Cleveland
wound up its 19 home games by
being defeated by Detroit. Dauss
was effective all the way, while none
of the Clevelind pitchers could stop
the Tigers. Score:
DETROIT - , A B. R. H.PO.A. E.
Young, 2b. 6 3 3 4 41
Jones, 3b 5
Cobb, cf . .... 6
Veach, If. -6
Heilmann, rf 3
Yesterday's Results
Philadelphia 6; New York 5.
Cleveland 1; Detroit 15.
St. Louis 4; Chicago 3.
Today's Games
Cleveland at SL Louis.
Detroit at Chicago.
Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Won Lost
San Francisco ..... 95
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Seattle
Oakland . ...
Vernon
93
93
87
82
82
7
67
67
69
75
77
74
117
Salt Lake 66
Portland . - 3
Yesterday's "Results
Seattle 5; Portland 3.
' Sacramento 2; Salt Lake 3.
Vernon 3-2: Oakland 6-1.
Frisco 3; Los Angeles 4.
" Today's Games
Seattle at Portland.
Sacramento at Salt Lake.
Vernon at Oakland. '
Frisco at Los Angeles.
Pet.
.586
.581
,.681
.558-
.522
,616
.471
.250
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
BOSTON, Sept. 8. Boston divided
a double header with Philadelphia,
Oeschger pitching brilliantly in the
first game until the ninth, and had
a 6 to 0 lead. He had held the vis
itors to three hits and in the fourth
had retired the side on nine pitched
balls. Then Philadelphia made eight
runs in the ninth and won. Oeschger
was knocked out with seven of the
eight runs against his account. Bos
ton won easily in the second game.
Scores: v
First game:
PHI LA.
Monroe, 2b. ........
Miller, 3b
Lebourveau, rf. . . . .
Williams, cf
Konetchy, lb
King, If.
Parkinson, ss.
Peters, c
Bruggy, c
Winters, p
Betts, p. ...........
Smith
Blue, lb.
Merritt, ss.
Sargent, ss.
Bassler, c. .
Daass, p. . .
xShorten . .
AB. R. H.PO.A. E.
4 0 1 2 4 1
2
2
1
2
1
8
3
10
1
3
2
0
2
0
0
0
Totals ....35 8 10 27 19 2
Ran for Peters in ninth.
Batted for Winters in ninth.
BOSTON AB. R, H.PO.A. E
Powell, cf. 6
Christenbury, 2b. .. 6
Southworth, rf. .... 4
Cruise, If.
Boeckel, 3b 4
Holke, lb 4
Ford, as 5
Gowdy, c. 5
Oeschger, p
McQuillan, p.
40
Jamieson, If.
Wambsganss,
Speaker, cf. . .
Wood, cf
Smith, rf.
Gardner, 3b. . .
stepnenson, 3D,
SewelL ss. ....
Johnston, lb. .
O'Neill, c
Shlnault, c. ..
Sotnoron, p. . .
Caldwell, p. ..
Clark, p ,
Morton, p. . . . .
zHenderson . .
zzBurns
i J&3!st.-$. -.
2 3 10 0
1 4 3 3 2
0 1110
0 0 2'0 0
1 2 0 3 1
0 0 10 1 0
0 13 3 0
117 2 0
1 4 0 5 0
0 0 0 0 0
6 It 27 18 3
000 000 0088
..001 103 1006
Totals
Score by Innings:
Philadelphia
Rnatrtn .
Summarv: Two base hits: K.onei-
three base-hits: Konetcny, Le
hnnrvonii t:nristenoury aacrmcv.
Holke: double plays: Monroe, jrara-
inson and Konetchy: Lebourveau
Miller and Monroe; cnnstenDury ana
Koike: Boeckel. Christenbury and
Holke: bases on Dans: winters
3 Oeschger 2, McQuillan 1; innings
nitnhed: Bv Winters S, Betts 1
Oechenr 8 1-3. McQuillan 2-3
Struck out: By uescnger o, vvinicis
1. Hit by pitcher: By Oeschger
Put q.u '
Second ff-ame: x -k. 1
Philadelphia .000 100 010 2 7
Rn.ton 315 013 OOx 13 15
Batteries: G. Smith, seagwic ana j
Bruggy; Watson and ONeiu.
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If MI MS rf. ISM
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CHICAGO. Sept.- 8. Grimes' triple
with tbe bases filled and two out in
the fourth gave Chicago a lead which
Cincinnati was unable to overcome
and the locals won, getting an even
break on the series. Cheeves pitched
irt fine form. Daubert got four hits
in as many times up. Score:
CINCINNATI AB R H PO
Bohne, 2b ... 4 0 0 1
Kopf , ss 4
Groh. 3b 3
Bressler, rf 3
Daubert, lb 4
Fonseca, If 4
Duncan, cf 4
Wingo, c 3
Donohue, p 2
Roush 1
Coumbe, p ........ 0
Totals ..32
CHICAGO AB
Flack, rf
Hollocber, ss . .
Terry, 2b
Kelleher, 3b ...
Barber, If
Twombly, cf ..,
Grimes, lb . . . ,
CFarrell, c ...
Cheeves, p ...
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xBatted for Merritt in 5th
CLEVELAND AB. R. H.PO.A, E.
2b.
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
3
1
1 '
0
0
0
8
12
5
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
14 2
Totals 36 1 10 27
zBaWed for Caldwe'l in 6th
zzBatted for Morton in 9th .
Detroit 000 035 250 15
Cleveland 000 100 000 1
Summary: Two base hita Sar
gent, Bassler. Veach, Jamieson.
Three base hits Veach, Jones. Sto
len bases Young. Veach, Sargent.
Sacrifice hits , Merritt, Bassler,
Jones, Veach.' Double plays Sewell
to Johnston. Bases on balls Off
Dauss. 2; Morton. 1; Sothoron, 4
Caldwell, 1; Clark, 3. Innings
pitched Sothoron, 5 1-3; Caldwell,
2-3; Clark, 1: Morton. 2. Struck out
By Dauss, 1; Sothoron, 4; Morton,
l. Passed ball Shinault, 4.
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St. Louis Browns
Beat White Hose
2 Straight Games
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
ST. LOCIS, Sept 8. St. Louis
overcame Chicagos early three run
lead and made it two straight by win
ning. Sheeley's home run with two
on gave Chicago all its tallies against
Bayne. The clash was the final ot
the season between the two clubs.
Score:
R. H. E.
Chicago ......300 000 0003 6
St. Louis 000 001 2014 10
Batteries: Wilkinson and Schalk;
Bayne and Severeid.
CmOTES TO PUT
FJST FOOTBALL
TEAM ON FIELD
BY W. A. FRIEND
With football season close at hand
the prospects are good fdr another
championship team at the Phoenix
union high school.
Coach Robinson has already issued
suits to 35 candidates, eight of whom
are letter men from last year's squad.
With 33 out and many more coming
in every day, the gridiron athletes
have started active training for the
fall campaign.
Phoenix high faces a harder sched
ule this year than any eleven that
ever wore the Coyote colors. The
loss of several veterans who helped
make last year's champions and the
work of teaching new players the
Various shift plays necessitates early
training.
Charley Wortman will lead tne
squad this year. He was unani
mously chosen captain and without
doubt will prove a capable leader.
Gilleland and Rosser, who held down
the half positions on last year's team,
will not be here this season, Dut irom
the number of candidates out for
these positions the backfield will be
well taken care of.
Joe Middleton and Charles Gray
will also be missing from the lineup
and the coach will have some diffi
culty filling the end and tackle posi
tions.
AVe are expecting some new stu
dents who have had considerable
football exnerienee. They will re
port for practice Monday. Many of
last vear's second team will be out
for practice, giving Coach Robinson
at least five teams on the field each
d.iv'
Games have already been scneauiea
with Tucson, El Paso, San Diego,
Arizona university second team.
Phoenix alumni, Indian school and
Mesa. If Frescott and Tempe Nor
ma) have teams games will also be
booked with them. It is hoped that
practice games can also be scheduled
with nearby reservation teams.
The eight letter men who are back
for this vrar'n sauad are Capt. Char
ley Wortman, Henry Mileage. William
DnrlP Borto I1 vis. KUgseil laiwn.
Meiiorn Hill Joe Heard and Bill
friend. . ...
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Junior Giants Beat
Western Union Boy
Totals 29 6 9 27 12 0
Batted for Donohue in 8th.
By innings-
Cincinnati 010 000 1002
Chicago 000 301 02 6
Summary: Two-base hits: Cheeves,
Fonseca, Hollocher, Kelleher, Dau
bert. Three-base hrts: Grimes, Kel
leher, Barber. Stolen bases: Daur
bert, Twombly. Sacrifice hits: Bar
ber, Terry. Double playB: Kopf to
Bohne to Daubert; Duncan to Win
go. Bases on balls: Off Donohue, 21
off Cheeves, 1. Innings pitched: By
Donohue, 7; by Coumbe, 1. Hit by
pitcher: - By Cheeves, Bressler.
Struck out: By Cheeves, 2; by Don
ohue, 3. t
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Phoenix Pir.ates
Strengthen Team
For Tiger Game
Fhoenlx baseball managers are In
tent on beating Crandall's Tigers be
fore the season ends and each week
brings a new lineup to face Sally and
his slugging team" mates. Next Sun
day the Tigers will crawl into the pit
with the Pirates and from the buc
caneers' lineup it looks like fire will
fly at the first clash.
Manager Soekland realizes he must
have some team to beat the Tigers
as he watched the Bengals claw
through the All-Stars Monday after
noon and he has not been successful
against them with his regular team.
Sunday the Pirates will open with
Leachy Oveido on the mound. OveU
do is the only valley pitcher who
has blanked the Tigers this year. He
comes from star hurlers of the val
ley. Behind the bat Soekland will
use Menhennet who is rated as one
of the best backstops in the league.
Menhennet Is out of his position on
the infield, but behind the bat he
is a regular Ray Schalk. The for
mer Mesa stars will wean Pirate uni
forms Sunday including First Base
man Price, Shortstop Mortenson and
Outfielder Pomeroy.
Pitcher Barnett, who held the Pi
rates hitless for seven innings three
weeks ago, will be held in reserve at
Sunday's game. ,
The Pirates will be stronger than
the All-Stars as they will have the
benefit of a week's practice together
before going on the field.
This is how the Pirates will look
on the field at Kiversiae parK sun
day afternoon: Pepper, left field;
Menhennet, catcher: Lewis, second
base; Miller, third base; Pomeroy,
center field: "Mortenson, shortstop;
Price, first base; Coole, right field;
Oveido and Barnett, pitchers; Lea-
mon, utility.
Pacific Coast
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OAKS BEAT DUKE CROSS
At Oakland
v First tame: R H K
Vernon 2 8 1
Oakland 1 6 :
Batteries: Dell and Hannah; Kre
mer and Koehler.
Second game; R H E
Vernon . . .... 3 10 0
Oakland 5 10 2
Batteries; Cross and Murphy;
Krause and Read.
L. A. BEATS LEADERS
. At Los Angeles.
Score: R H I
San Francisco 3 7
Los Angeles 4 12
Batteries: Srott and Yelle: Cran
dall. Thomas and Stanage, J3aldwin
12 innings.
MORMONS BEAT SOLONS
At Salt Lake.
Score: R H
Sacramento 2 10
Salt Tjike . 3 10
Batteries'. Penner and Cook; Kal
Ho and Byler, Lynn. 10 innings.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Memphis 4, Nashville o.
First game at Atlanta 3, Mobile 0.
Second game at Atlanta 4, Mobile 1
Crattanooga 3. New Orleans 7.
Birmingham 0, Little Rock 0; (five
innings., ram.)
TO INSPECT WEST
WASHINGTON. Sept. 8 Eugene
Meyer Jr.. managing director of the
war finance corporation, . plans to
leave soon for a survey of the agri
cultural and livestock sections of the
west, and south. He said he wished
to study coaditions of the ground
and to learn the credit needs of the
farmers at first hand.
Mr. Meyer also will take up with
bankers and financiers the handling
of loan nuli'kly and efficiently.
Two games one day proved too
n.in.h fm- h Western Vnlon Mes
sengers and after a long string 'bf suc-
rpiva wins they went aown 10 a-
feat to the Junior Giants 6-4, at East
iva nark vesterday afternoon. The
ttrnved one of the most exclt
inr -tnnlor tames of the year and
tt-aa fontnred hv brilliant fielding and
rnori nitchiris: on both sides.
The Giants opened the first inning
by scoring two runs on three hits,
one a three bagger by "Check" Mc-
Cloud. In the third the1 Giants came
back with another run and In the
fourth two more runs drove Hudson
frpm the mound. Qulnn finishing the
game. Another run in the eighth end
sH the Giants' scoring.
The Western Union boys scored
two runs in the fourth on an error.
Mayo pitched the first four Innings
hut retired in favor ot F. Johnson
on account of a sore arm. The West
ern 1 Tnlon nm Hrurru wvj iv..
runs in the nmtn. in mis lura
innked had for the Giants witn iwo
runs scored, two men down ana tne
baes lammed. The messenger oojs
had recovered their batting and were
clicking the ball hard, rrut a sensa
lonal catch bv Right Fielder Rum
ford ot the Giants and a pertect peg
to first base ended the game in favor
of the colored boys.
The Junior Giants contena tnat in
asmuch s the Western Lnion wes
senirers sre the undisputed and unde
featert rhamnions of tne cuy league,
the Giants are entitled to tne vauey
junior championship through jester
riflv'; victory.
The Junior Giants are still open to
nlflv nnv tnnior team in the state.
Address all communications to Man
ager A. Jones. 143 South becond
street. Phoenix.
The batteries for yesterday's game
were: Giants. Mayo. F. Johnson and
E. Johnson: Messengers, Hudson,
Quinn and Patrick.
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Republican Boys
Drop Last One To
Messengers 3 To 2
The Western Union Messengers
downed the Republican Carriers 3-2
yesterday afternoon In one of the
fastest games played in the Junior
league this year. The game was
played In one hour and 10 minutes,
with only one error chalked against
each team.
The pitchers controlled the game,
with Alex Erady of the messengers
out-twirling Rooser of the carriers.
Score:
Messengers 1 2 0
Carriers I 0 1 0 0 0 1 02
Batteries: Brady and Patrick;
Rooser and Caldwell.
The Y. M. C. A. boys forfeited their
game to the Republican carriers.
The Western Union Messengers and
Wilson crhool bovs will mt at Riv
erside park this morning in the last
game of the Junior league schedule.
PIRATES WIN EXHIBITION GAME
CONNELLSVILLE, Pa., Sept. 8.
R. H. E.
Pittsburg Nationals 4 1" 1
Connellsvllle Independents .3 8 0
Batteries: Hamilton.. Carlson. L.
Blgbee and Warwick. Wilson; llau
scr. Dunawav and Jones. Rifle.
DUCKS STILL SINKING
At Portland.
Score: R H E
Seattle 5 10 3
Portland 3 12 2
Batteries: Gardner and Spencer;
Johnson and Fisher.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus 3, Indianapolis 6.
Minneapolis 10, Milwaukee 9.
Toledo 7, Louisville 5. "
St. Paul 2. Kansas City 7.
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