Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 9, 1922, Page 5

7 HAVE MORE RUNS, HITS, THEFTS CHICAGO, Seve, the Yankees celled only in sacrifice hitting. SDROWNS LEAD TANKS IN BATTING 9.—(By The A The Associated Press. )—with! id Browns neck and neck in the home stretch! of the American league pennant race today, batting averages of the two contenders reveals the startling! fact that the St. Louis batters have connected with 154 more ~hits than their Yankee rivals; scored 99 more runs, stolen S3 more bases, and have been ex-} }pension of the season, ° Babe Ruth, following his third sus- is having The figures show the Browns have time to overtake his-rivals in home connected with 1,471 .hits, as against 1,317..for the Nankees, scored 765 runs, 666 for New York. In home run hit ting, the Browns, the Ken William in the lead, have belted out 87, the Yankees, are trailing with 83. In base stealing the Browns excel more than two to one—stealing 117 asex as compared with 62 for the Yanks. The Browns also have proved Detroit, in getting bases on Galloway, balls, having a total of 407 with a24, New York, .3 the better clut George Sisler, first hase star, is not alone in th hitting drive of the Mound City club. Johnny Tobin is fifth in the Ust of league leaders with an|«s74CK MILLER average of .839, while Williams, who! STARS IN NATIONAL. cracked out his 36th homer of the season is batting eid, who has bee! ing the burden of the catching for the Browns, is batting .819, while McManus, Jacob- son ipd Pat Collins, pinch hitter util- ity) catcher, all are above the .300 mark. The batting of Sisler the last week enabled Him to boost his average from .418 to .421, which makes it an almost certainty that he will finish the season well above the .400 mark. In his last eight games, Sisler con- nected with 19 hits, flye of which ‘were doubles apd one a triple. - On the paths, Sisler romped across the plate 12 times, which gave him the lead as the best run getter. Sisler has registered 120 times, while Blue of Detroit has counted 117. The St: Louis favorite is puttng every ounce his energy into the game while the clubs enter the home stretch. He never misses an opportunity to stretch a hit or steal a base. He stole five during the week and far ahead of his rival, Ken Williams for the base stealing honors with 47. Wiliams has stolen thirty three. and haye|turn by as compared with| ninth four bagger, but he still is trail-| ing Tillie Walker who while| Louls who is leading with 35. with their mighty Ruth| averages include games of Wednes | da | | Club— Won. Lost. Pct. 2 80 602 81 596 72 525 Chicago 69 507 Cleveland 66 1485 Washington = 60 455 Philagielphia 56 1427 Boston 30 399 | Last Scores | FRIDAY FINALS. National League. ‘ew York 4, Philadelphia 8. ~ cago. 10," Pittsburgh 7. cl ‘St. Louls 6, Cincinnati 1 No other games scheduled. \ American League. Washington 1, New York 8, Philadelphia 1, Boston 2 Cleveland 2, Chicago 7. Detroit "8, St. Louis 3. te Today’s Games National League. New York at Philadelphia. Boston at Brooklyn. Chicago ‘at Pittsburgh @ gemes). St. Louis at Cincinnati. é American League. Washington at New York. Philadelphia at Boston (2 games). Cleveland at Chicago. Detroit at. St. Louis.. Sport Calendar Golf. Nationai amateur championship tournament closes at Brookline, Mass. California amateur champ‘onship tournament close sat Del Monte. Southern. open championship tourna. ment closes at Nashville. Tennis. Men's national singles championship tournament at Ph ladelphia. Wi ig. International races of six ~ meter boats begin on Long Island Sound. Swim New England A. A. “UL champion- ship events at Brookline, Mass, National A. senior champion- ships at Newark, a. Polo. Annual tournament of Miami Hunt ciuh close Dayton pets At Moct Mo at the Smokehouse, run hitting. more He celebrated out bts his. re-| cracking twenty of a has %4 and Williams of Phe Other leading batters for 95 o games: Cobb, Detroit, .396;/ Speaker, Cleveland, .276; Heilmann, , -357; Tobin, St. Y.ouis, .339; Philadelphie. Schang, Miller, Philadel- YANKS JUMP BACK IN LEAD IN | leading again tod: | for the pennant. half game as the result of Carl Mays’ victory over Walter | Johnson, of Washington, 8 to 1, while Detroit pounded the a dive into the Browns’ leading twirlcr, Shocker, and won, 8 to 3. MEXICANS TAKE lLarge Crowds Attracted by |advant Bouts in Capital; Popular- | MEXICO CITY, Sept ly as three years ago a weight boxing champion attempted to/| Collins’ batting featured Chica SEE-SAW BATTLE WITH BROWNS NEW YORK, Sept. 9.—The New York Yankees’ were y in the see-saw battle with St. Louis rivals The Yankees were holding a margin of a Ken Williams kept ahead of Rodg ers Hornsby, his National teague rival, _in the home run race, by ramming out his 36th cireult blow while the Cardi- nal star hit his 35th of the season. Williams’ wallop accounted for all three of the Growns’ runs, while Bob Veach ied the Tiger attack with a brace of home runs. The New York Giants were out slugged, by Philadelphia, the Quakers making a target of Art Nehf and win ning, § to 4, The champions kept their © over Pittsburgh however jos the Pirates dropped a hard hitting lencounter to Chicago, 10 to 7. | St. Louts hit Johnny Couch hard tr efeat Cincinnati 6 to 1. Hasty of the —As recent-| Athletics held the Boston Red Sox tr mer heavy-|four hits but lost 2 to 1, while Eddie TORING SPORT ity Growing. [eptan 382; Pip, New York. $27; J-| make boxing popular in Mekico City|ond straight victory over C Louis, .326. = © * jand falled. Today the sport. is in-|7 to 2. ‘ane jtensely popular and the bouts which ° are held regularly every Friday night} Earl Hamilton, Pirate’ southpaw. ti [in Mexico City attract crowds that|who shut out the Cubs in 11 innings the-Fronton, a huge structure In/|last Sunday, did not fare so well yes Lawrence (Hack) Miller, the former| Which the Spanish game of pelota is/terday, the Cubs knocking him out of Hank Sever-| san Francisco slugger, ts giving the | Played. } The promoters are so enthused over great stick work, and is doing his bit|the prospects of the fight game here, in keeping the Chicago Cubs among|that they are planning a combination | Miller | gymnasium and arean, and they have is in thifd place among the leaders| already set up a schoo! for boxors in| with an average of .356, according to| which Mexiean youths are given free figures which include games of Wed-| instruction He has bagged 142 hits in|dents, in return for this instruction,! 101 gemes, his hits including 27 dou-|furnish all National league a surprise with his} the contenders for the pennant. bles, two triples and 11 homers. Rogers Hornsby enjoyed a profita- ble week, increasing his average from -889 to 391 for the leadership. He) the smashed out 14 hits in his sist eight older principals. Invitations have been sent to sev- sides-his 35 home runs, Hornsby has | eral well-known boxers in the United| Max, States inquiring as to terms Yor a fight here, and the word has evident-; ing off has stolen 39 bases and Is the|!y been passed around that the game; having counted 118/18 looking up in Mexico, because dur-| games, giving him a total of 204. Be- made 35 doubles and 11 triples. Carey, whose speed has shown no fal! leading scorer, tallies for the Pirates. jing Other leading batters in 95 or more|been a great invasion of “ham and! games; Tierney, Pittsburgh, .376; L, ess” fighters who are perfectly way Miller, Chicago 356; O. Grimes, ing cago .354; EB dbee. Hollocher, Chicago ennati .340; Carey, Duncan, Cincinnati burgh .333. an Chast Ee Sa Chi Pittsburgh 351; Pittsburgh .238; -333; Gooch,‘ Pitts: ris say winners and possibly give with every 50c paid at office will win you « big prize. B12-tf| Te fle Sit wea Meet Me at the smokehouse. ttested by the fact that the popular! verdict s0 far has always been that rounds in return for a few regular 50; Daubert, Cin- meals. Persons who have watched boxing ¢eriny. jever |ican boys are belng taught to box and! Classified ads inthe ‘Trtbune. are! their the keys we | Mexican spectators are also commenc-| Francisco, |the box in the sixth inning. Charley Hollocher, the Cubs, star shortstop, with three hits, one a dou ble, which came with the bases full, and sacrifice. in trips to the plate was the batting hero for the Chicago team. ¢ in fisticuffs. These stu Sisler, Williams and Jacobson, the wrecking crew of the St. Louis Browns, were the only St. Louis play- ers to hit safely against the two De trolt pitchers, Johnson and Oleson. eo AS HANEY TO MANAGE CLUB. LOS ANGELES—Fred Haney, De- trot third baseman, will organize and manage a semi-pro winter league club for University City, it is an- nounced, the prelimnaries to the, bouts and that they do well is youngsters are better than the the past few weeks there has oe HAMILTON SLAUGHTERED. PITTSBURGH—Earl Hamilton, Pi- jrate southpaw, who shut the Cubs out ‘ast Sunday, did not fare, so well yes- tho Cubs knocking him from to be mauled around for a fom) here interest now than For the first time Mex-| and fall in popular fancy there is more before. the box. MILWAUK outpojnted Shade, Jack in ten rounds, according {no country but these bas ever had a cleverness is undisputed. The} Perry, to learn the game, and the job of Pittsburgh, is referee 18 not the hazardous task it) to newspaper men. was o few years age when an unp2;-| ‘ular decision usually meant gur yt Meet_me at the Smokehouse. Che Casver Aailyp Tribune ‘PopR MAY ar MEST CONCH Ih bf "GH I EAD ELEVEN duis 10 PIT IN ‘A Lcks IN EARLY PRACTICE RECORD BROKEN Sisler Hits in 37 Consecutive Games and Is Now Playing Against Tigers. , ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9—(By The Asso ciated Press)—Ty Cobb, whose third place Tigers meet the local Americans here in the second game of their final series, may have a chance to see George Sisler, the leading hitter of the feague equal the American league rec ord for hitting in successive games, established by Cobb himself-when he hit safely in forty consecutive games in 1911 ler has hit safely in 37 games. With today’s the Browns still have three more the Detroit Sisler continue his ‘itting treak through this series, he will have iualled Cobb's record with the De- ro.t manager as an eye witness. During his stay here Cobb is forced to watch the local hitting champion mn the margin that separates the Diayers in ‘ther race f the sea ‘s batting hono: While Sisier was credited yesterday with two hits n three official tripe to the plate, the Detroit manageer was able to get but one hit in three times at bat. FINALS MATCH fo DUE TODAY Chick Evans io io Meet Jesse Sweetser in Medal Play «t Brookline. BROOKLINE, Mass., Sept. 9.— “Chick” Evans of Chicago and Jesse Sweetser, of New York, a 33-year-old golfer been unequaled by any other amateur, and a broken the record on nearly course he has played this season, in the club course to decide the the links. ‘The contest actually amateur title of the United empire were in the golfer of championship caliber. 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STATE SPELLING CONTEST BOYS’ STOCK JUDGING CONTEST—GIRLS’ HOME DEMONSTRATION CONTEST BANDS FROM BASIN, CASPER, PARKERTON, DOUGLAS, NO CHARGE EXCEPT FOR GRANDSTAND | | | } | | CHICHESTER S 1 PAGE FiVE First in News | 3- Of All Events “Potsy” | squads ur ; its himself that he will have his | Of an “Big Bil” Spaulding for 10 min hands full. . utes about football prospects at the The Army team is yelops in each ¢ University of Minnesota, where he | superb conditions: F caperallethadrers is entering his first season as head it will be m coach, and one feels confident the to do some snappy w | Gophers will have a fighting team at | get fh trim to meet them October 7 least. Moreover, the reports ~ emanating | Gicven will be There are no sweeping promises or | from t amps of our own M. i a predictions in the pre-season utter- | valley rivals give us plenty to taink | ©! ‘h® varsity candida but his f.rst cal! | about 2 ! ey Sucerse emer ned one char. acteristic sentence: “We are c NEW sT. ing on you to help make Minnes PLANNED AT INDIAN. i the fall.” Plenty of time will the fundamental points of the came, accord plans. plays, the spirit of about all Spaulding ha: in the hopes. KANSAS SQUAD HAS BIG HANDICAP. LAWRENCE The (Potsy) Clark, football coach at the University cut out for team is matched to meet the year peo = pada round Army boys at West Point Oc with the tober 7 Missouri valley rules do net allow football « fighting team of the west BLOOMI be devoted to | the house. g to Spaulding’s Then a 1 develop line of pre-season p Heat Your Bungalow, Cottage, or Flat with Hot Water cettar not neces sary—put in any small house with- out disturbing present heating Kan., Sept. 9.— Press.)—Georg Associated has his work him this season. His of Kansas, aches to take ‘Tha Arcola le placed tai. IDEAL - Arcola m= Satire techn Radiator-Boiler taste room "end uss cess heat by hot water nystem to American Radiatorsin a} joining roses’ Tee most durable, most economical heat: ti Gevlond dor email oaidings Doc's delay ts Bad oot dates, PILLS pages tor Bei iceer dintem Pilg teed "sod Gold weatic boxes, ue Rive SOLD EVD! 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