Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 11, 1920, Page 5

NON TURLER WONG OUT ~INPITRHERS? it Psu Greybull Cops One-Game Lead ‘in Season’s. Series ‘ With Casper Midwest by Score of 2 to 1; Hoff- man Holds Visitors to Five Hits pat Risa Rta Big Indian Smith turned the trick again yesterday against Casper and Greybull 2 to 1, in @ great pitchers’ battle. The series now ands 7 to 6 in favor of Greybull and probably will remain that way antil after the Denver tournament, because Greybull left for its swing around Wyoming, Nebraska and Colorado last night. Smith to win: Not that Hoffman was not out there toiling in great shape, for he was. But not many pitchers can win when the support colleets only one run., Big chief's second victory:: And Smith’ had the home boys eating) CASPER-— AB H PO A E out of his hand. ~ MeNeill, 3b - 4 He allowed four /safe hits, two of) Garrity, ef them being of the seratch variety. One oe: ae of these two came in the first when Salat Garrity crossed up the Greybull de " ee fense and nobody covered first on his blow to the pitcher's mound. The other came at a bad time—in the loffma eighth, when ‘Trahern failed to fleld| orp? Andy's pop-up along the third base/ syayes ___ line. Trahern probably figured. # would land foul. Smith fanned two, walked only one, and let loose his wild Pegoeteuboue apple. HHO sen hee ecaeeocooonn Baseball Results Totals 34 4.2714 1 pitch while Garrity was on second. BHPOAR x The big Indian. showed “his stirling ao 0.8 3| of Yesterday and worth in the gighth, when, with three ‘ ee : M on and none down, He fanned Garrity ‘i abd @unes: aad weateand Seeker ic ety ie 21300 Standing of Clubs}i | left. It was the one big opportunity 1 bs : 4 *| 4 Oe oe te ncid hack LAR ee ¢ £1210 STANDING OF THE CLUBS | me team safe. win National Arhogast was walked in this’ framé, Wihtaims, 2b, > ted ed atonal Eeague By ct cs Hoffman got. on when Smith tossea/S™th, p --. a Teer AR pee ay Pes code wild to second to nail the runner going} jn vm inet down. ‘hen Trahern allowed MeNeit's| SONS --7- = aie Be cee ee: hte fly to drop safe a few feet in front Of camer .2060000001—1 4:1|)Pittsburgh 37 1530 him—and_ the heavy hitters were. Un-| Gey 100900102 §& 4| Chicago 56.481 ing un. ‘The stands were wild for the|” Summary: Two base hits, Garrity, | Boston _ 53 Aba home Bays to score, but Smith was t09) Nagic. Sacrifice hits, Brokaw, Morris, | St. Louis 56.456 good. %; Hoffman. Struck out, By Smith, 2;| Philadelphia 61 ~ 396 Hoffman had duplicated the same by Hoffman, 2; by Maple, 1. Base on PN ead fent earlier inthe game. It was in| balls, off Smith, 1; off Hoffman, 4. American League the sixth stanza. Wild pitch, Smith, Time of game, 2:0. > W. 1, Pet, Reagan had been givén ® pass. Tra?! é Ga rek - vs ioe hern wads safe on Bostick’s misplay yk tg and Brokaw advanced: them on his sac-| And “Babe” Ruth continues merrily) Chicago vase rifice, Nagle was deliberately walked} om his way. Peearinain: 56 ¢'Saet $e Ree ecg seat peeauas ae tht atlige sea a lade Sear 484,000) Boston wet ris took the count of three. MeCarthy| With his racing-stable last year. Breda ag i 14. 308 Resiled , gho biadulbine: tiga ciby thy aie Portland, (fe: ts to have a Week of fe = ; ispense Wi ‘+ * ee { phan 3, md ae: letting down the}Tacing in August under the ‘augpices per Pr ihigs srense taibed y ‘visitors with five, safe ones and per-|! the Pacific Northwest Racing asso- ton rae | ape OF ate ; i ciation. game)’ Boston 16, Cincinnati 13. mitting only one an inning. Unfortu- * Philadelphia) 1, St. Louis 5 nately in two innings these hits fol- r, E lowed walk» and in each instance re-| ., we mmousand Collars WP te cn denies Loaaas sulted}in runs. Chisago 4, Washington 3. (Ten in- Nagle was walked to start the sec- Augusta PRER TAR, SP Tole nings). ond. Morris advanced ‘him with his St. Louis 6, Boston 4. y perfe¢t sacrifice.. Dutch Nagle rode to third on McCarthy's out at first, Then Moore came thfough with thi necesgadry single and ee stay left ag Seen of Philadelphia, x da tno Sy a ever win the title. at end ger a8 the contest progressed, although [yy ‘gir the. states have entered the ‘ra- rain, few, of the home fans thought it would] tfonal championship tournament. which| win unaided. Greybull did little dam-lis to be held at Akron the week of age until ‘the eghth. August 8, Golf can | hitter, placed one just inside the third base line and Brokay scored when the ball rolled toward the fence, That was all until the ninth, with} ny; the exception of ‘the eighth frame. bet fetter the ninth, “Bostick was safe on Rea! Tes Constans, well-known over the Ban's wild peg, after one was down.| National league circuit as secretary of Hartzell was out, second to first, but|the Pittsburgh club for more than ten Arby got on when Reagan again threw} years past, has resigned his position the pill away, Bostick seoring on the} to erigage in other business. heave into the crowd. It saved Cas- per froma shutout. Moore, batting K for Mapel. ended the battle by pound 4 ing @ fly to Williams down near sec- ond, Hayes batted for Hoffman in the ot eighth and was safe on Sinith's error. » Carey, who had been running for Ar bogast; ‘switched with Pleper tn order ‘to take his turn at bat, Williams, ct al, were presented with a bouquet when the fast second sack- or appgared at the plate for the first time, ‘Williams was married Sunday. He showed that he was still in the game by getting a Single in the ninth, by handl two difficult chances eas: ily, and making three put-outs, dulesburg, Cols, comes here Satur- day for a three-game series. hundreds of years before then. 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Larry Lajoie| placement shots are wonderful and he <his year, but all efforts to induce the| Cam volley at the net with the best of|F former -great second baseman to re- enter the game have proved futile. La-|™&nd a greater variety of strokes than joie is in the auto business in Cleve-|j; i Jand and is said to be adding to his|i%,'° Control his game as has John bankroll with great regularity. During the next two months Ottawa will be the center of golfing interest for all Canadian devotees of the game. ¥ The capital city Is to fe the scene. of! McPherson who may decide to locate the Dominion open championship and the senior championship tournaments, and it is probable that it will also get: the title tournament of the Canadian| work. Professional BI LYN’! Kk ‘heat, ¢: of the nm Dod; is|the national - singles—Johnston came! 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