Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 18, 1923, Page 5

THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1923. Results By Leased Wire \ BOBR GETS FIVE HITS IN GAME THREE TIMES DURING SEASON Ruth, Miller and Williams Top List of Individual Hittirig for Total Bases at Twelve; Schalk Sets Peculiar Record. BY IRWIN When a team ranking eighth in team batting hangs up a ng that of the batting leaders fif- mark equalling or teen, sixteen or eighteen years have been many individual batting feats that would have in One Game with Tie M. HOWE ago it follows that there must been startling in the days when Chesbro, Bender, Plank, Waddell, Joss, White, Young, ers were matching skill with the heavy hitters of their time. This past season the Boston Red Sox, eighth in team batting, hit 263, the exact mark attained by Cleveland in 1904, three points below that of Detroit in 1907, and eight points higher than Cleveland in 1905, these teams being batting leaders for those years. Below is given a table of the best pertormances of the players who made the present plethoric records possible. Seven p'ayers clouted five safe drives, in as many times at bat, in single game; Ty Cobb pulling this trick three times, while on another occasion he grabbed five hits in six times up. Besides Cobb, those who made five hits in one game while facing the pitcher but five times, were Mostil, Chicago, Gardner and J. Sewell, Cleveland, Rigney, Detroit, Baker, New York, and Goslin, Wash- ington. It will be noted that four of the seven are youngsters, Joe Sewell being the veteran of the quarter with a little more than two years of ser- vice. Lawton Witt, Sam Rice and Leon Goslin also kept company with Walsh and other famous hurl- the manager of the Tygers by emash- ing on one other occasion each, five safe blows in six times at bat. ‘Pwelve men hit for a total of ten or more bases in a single game, Ken. Williams, Ed, Miller and Ruth being tied for top honors, (12 bases). Wil- ams set his record by walloping three home runs off two young Wh! Sox pitchers; Miller made a singl a triple and two homers in a game against Cleveland with Coveleskic, Keefe and Bagby on the mound, while Ruth pounded two home runs and two doubles on September 11, as a quartet of Connie Mack’s hurlers came and went. ‘ Ray Schalk set a peculiar record June 27 in a Detroit contest in which Ehmke, and Cole divided the mound duty equally. The White Sox catcher in four appearances at the plate ham- mered a single, a double, a three-base hit and sent one over the fence good for one round trip. This record was equalled by R. Meusel on July 3. Sullivan and Eckert pitched for the Athletics. In the period extending from July 27 to September 11, George Sisler set a new American League record for batting safely in consecutive games. Players who made five hits, in one or more games, in five times at bat: Date May 7 July 6 Aug. 1 July 12 July 81 May 2 Sept. 11 club Date New York Apr. 29 {Washington June 20 Detroit July 7, Goslin ._-----Washington © July 29 Opposing Club AB HTB 2B 3B HR Chicago 4.5 5 11 8 0 1 Philadelphia 8 62 0 46 ‘Washington 6 Bi1-3 0 2 Boston _.- 6. .5 6 <0 To. 240 Philadelphia 5 56 5B OO O Boston ~. 6 6 6 10 0 Boston — 5 6 6 0 0 Oo hits in one game in six times at bat Opposing Club AB HTB 2B 3B HR Boston _ 645 6 0 0 0 Chicago = Cre S30 co Washington "6 5 0 0 0 Cleveland - 6 8 N28 Players who made four hits in one or more kames in four times-at bat: Player club Date Blue —-------Detroit Apr. 28 May 23 July 29 Joe Harris ---Boston Aug. 5 Sept. 10 B. Collins Chicago Aug. 17 Sept. 8 BH. Johnson.--Chicago June 13 June 24 Mulligan -— Chicago June 7 Sept. 24 Bchalk --_--Chicago June 27 Sept. 23 ‘Wood ..---Cleveland June 11 June 30 Betlmann --..Detroit June 17 une 18 Rigney -------Detroit uly 4 Aug. 26 ‘Veash -------Detroit Mey 4 ~ July 29 RR. Meusel ---.New York July 18 July 21 Hauser —-----Philadelphia Aug. 18 Aug. 19 Sider --.---St. Louis June 9 Sept. 4 June 28 Sept. 21 Aug. 29 July 19 May 1 Jamieson ----Cleveland Apr. 30 O'Neill —-LCleveland Sept. 20 J. Sewell Cleveland Sept. 5 Speaker -----Cleveland Aug. 4 Stephenson —.Cleveland June 4 ‘Wambsganss ..Cleveland Sept. 4 Sept. 2: Sept. 12 Aug. 24 July 6 Aug. 6 + Aug. 19 July 27 Apr, 26 Aug. 15 June 12 Players who hit for ten or more Player Club Date St. Louis Apr. 22 Philadelphia May 9 wNew York Sept. 11 Detroit May 7 ee June 20 eveland Aug. 1 Boston Apr. 20 hiladelphia July 1 . ~New York July 2 Schalk - Chicago Aug. 4 Sept. 9 Multiple hits, Schalk and R. Meues!, also hit for » double, triple and home run on July 25, lacking only the single 'to make thé multiple. Safe Hits in Consecutive Games, Club St. Louts . Louis -Detroit -Detroit Cutshaw Jacobson Wood Cobb B. Miller Jamieson -- Opposing Club Chicago ~~. Philadelphia Philadelphia, -- Detroit Washington Boston Cleveland ~. Boston -. Cleveland 5 F a ~ SAND RTO RAM RIRTMAADERADTAROROADATDOBRASAAMAALAIRO Cleveland Washington ~ St. Louis -. Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Boston Cleveland Philadelphia Cleveland Philadelphia Boston -. St. Louis St. Louis Boston St. Louis New York Detroit St. Louis Boston -. St. Louls Cleveland - Cleveland - Detroit Chicago Cleveland Boston ee ee ee ee Lain Boast bere eycgs- osu sei SEE oo ccued of 0 Ses co oC COM esc O COCO OM SOOM OB OHOON SS OMOOSOHSOOOHH TF 0 BRR RRA RA RARER ROR ERED RAHA EER ERE REE EERE EERE O ESRD BOR ROBE SCOHOCHOHBMOOHOCOMBHOSCSOCOOCHOHHE HEB HOOOMEOOH 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 © total bases in a game. Opposing Club Chicago - Cleveland — Philadelphia ~. Chicago Detroit -. Washington ~ Philadelphia New York Philadelphia Detrolt Philadelp’ Detroit see above. Shanks, Washington, against Detroit, | es E CoMmnounenoo ® AB HTB 2B 3B HR| Rama weranane eweHtecscosoosuo GT ere rn or) G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR Pct. 43 4 454 7 7 0 28111 80 46 87 8 2 10 '.405 23 92 14 86 409 6 2 1 .89L 238 95 14 35 58 9 4 2 .268 21100 18 86 52 6 2 2 .360 19 72 16 81 35 2 1 © 481 18 66 19 26 44 7 1 8B .894 17 70 138 34 48 4 4 0 456 17 64 8 95 3 2 OO (8 17 68 4404 ~62~«8 16 66 17 82 47 9 0,2 15 60 19 33 65 2 9 15 62 9 2% 8 4 23 «0 WHEN You'RE INA BIG HURRY AND JusT AS You Come To THE R.A. TRACK A FREIGHT Trains comes ALONG ~AND THERE Seems TS BE NO END To IT --AND You THINK THERE OUGHT To Be & Law PASSED FoRSIDDING SUCH. LONG TRAINS ~AND JUST AS You'RE ABOUT. To JUMP OUT _ AND THROW RockKS AT AND T'S ONE OF THease SLOW MOVING FREIGHTS (a During this time he hit safely in forty-one contests, being stopped by Joe Bush, September 18. The preé- vious mark of forty gemes was hung up by Ty Cobb in 1911. Kenneth Wil- Mams also started a battng streak on July 27, but was halted August 25 by Hoyt and Murray of the champion Yankees after a period of twenty-cight games. Pratt and Busns of Boston turned in records of the same sort for twenty- three games and John Tobin, St Louls, for twenty: Racing. Meeting of Business Men's Racing association, at New Orleans. Meeting of Cubs-American Jockey club, at Havana. Meeting of Tijuana Jockey club, at Tijuana. National women’s 5v-yard free style championship, at Brookline, Mass. Curling. Scottish curlers p'ay at Ottawa, Ont. Winter Opening of winter carnivals at Newport, N. H., Jackson, N. H., and Gorham, N, H, Boxing. George Shade vs. Young Stribling, 10 rounds, at Macon, Ga. 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