NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1918, NG, LOWERS SALVATOR'S RECORD FOR MILE AT SARATOGA—SECRETARY BAKER HAS NOT YET GIVEN OFFICIAL O. K. FOR L GIANTS—RED S0X AND INDIANS WIN—RESULTS OF FIELD EVENTS AT ST. MARY’S PLAYGROUNDS—OTHER SPORT ITEMS in_the By Briggs [ PIRATES DEFEAT | YANKS TWIST ' = - OTALLINGS' MEN TIGER'S TAIL \ GIVE M:E FRL;;;;‘N‘D( R } . e — 1 e “'ZH‘S*T‘TL” ~ AT g | Giants Take Bad Beating From | Red Sox and Indians Each Score oH- BOV! /5}&«7&‘\ / " TomE-- LETS . : { 8 , A Cubs—0ther Scores | a Win Pittsburgh, Aug. 2 zame in- New York, Aug. 22 e ork de« terspersed with long hits and errors, | fedted Detroit in the fir game aof their series here yesterday, 5 to 2. The first six men up for New York in the fternoon. 5 to 2. Both pitchers ond inning hit safely off Dauss, Nehf and Mille ade errors of Mogridge cleaning the bases with a judgment which cost runs. The latter DAL Lhe o : was pn second when Leach got his | : L £ New York 05000000x—5 10 ¥ Detroit 010001000—2 11 1 Dauss, C. Jones, Kallio and Spencerj Mogridge and Walte: the Pirates defeated Boston yesterday second triple in the seventh inning, ind after running past third returned to touch the base. He was put out at the plate with Leach right behind him e e Aor e Philadelphia 4, Chicago 1. Pitieh nin 10000020%—3 Philadelphia, Aug. 22.—Heavy hit< Boston . . 001100000 2 3 |ting by Walker and Burns beat Ci< cotte yesterday, and the Athletics worl " 5 Nehf and Wagner: Miller and |the first game of the series with Chi< "WheRE N HEAVEN'S NAME You hmidt cago, 4 to 1. Chicago tied the scorq n ik R P e U S A CTAS (oS in the seventh when three hits filled s oniTion : ARE FUNNT =\ Dot ivow i A FINE T e e i id the bases, Schalk’s sacrifice fly driv< kl}’f} ""bo'N,!! CARE SPECTACLE YOU MADE OF TouRSELF- | ncago 9, New York 2. ing in Gandil. The visitors again filled 63 . 20 Chicago, Aug. 22.—Chicago in- | the bases in the ninth, hut Perry A DQN T CAR e e creased its lead on New York yester- | fanned Pinch Hitter Jacobs with thred = ARt day to ten and a half games by de- | pitched balls. The score feating the visitors, 8 to 2 in the first ame of the series. New York's-erratic | Philadelphia ....00001030x fielding, coupled with the opportune | Chicago L000000100— hitting and during base running by Cicotte and Schalk; Berry Chicago enabled them to win easily | kins. behind Tyler’s fine pitching and sup- — port The score Chicago .. 31021200x cw York .. 100010000 Boston 4, St. Louis 1. Boston, Aug. 22 Boston won thd first game of the series from St, Louig yesterday, 4 to 1, although outhit. Schupp, Perritt and Rariden; Tyler | SOthoron pitched seven innings, in i e e e which Boston made three runs and two hits, one a seratch single by Shean on a‘bunt and the other a home run to right center by Coffey. In the sixtly Cincinnati 1, Philadelphia 3. Sothoron filled the bases by issuing Cincinnati, Aug. 22.—The batting | tWo passes and hitting McInnis. Scott’s and base running of Roush and . |acrifice {lv to Demmitt and the lai- Magee were the features of yester- | ter's bad throw then allowed two rung day's game which Cincinnati won | to score. The score: : from Philadelphia 4 to 3 in ten in- - h.oe. i as: - - ; o0 s nings. In the tenth, Magee sin- | Boston «.........0000 B 4 ia King. . €opyright, 1018, by The Tribune Association (New Yark Tribune) gled, stole second and third and | St Louis ........000010000—1 7 { ~ Firty-yard Dash, Girl's Junior Class scored on Blackburn's sacrifice fly | Sothoron, Houck and Nunamakerj —Katherine Schmidt, Mildred John- | e s Saeas son, Mary Maleney. e - — The score: r. h. e = the most prominent players now in the game. The Iuck of the draw has thrown Sixty-vard Dash, Girls’ Senior Class i ; ; v Cincinnati .. 2010000001—4 11 Cleveland 5, Washington 3. —Elizabeth Kobey, Lillian Watson, [ cpioi00 and sSt. Louis. The aggre- | that Britt, after a very bad start _5(" A | Philadelphia .. 1100000100-—3 10 1 Washington, Aug. 2 Superiod Alice McCue ey e e Aol l i a0 naileaa by severaliclty n'h;y]\< ,m({ | Hogg and Adams; Eller and Wingo. | Pitching enabled Cleveland to win tha ) -yard Obstacle a Girl S Sl . |iheld, it up to the time of the awards | : first game of the series from Washing« ,“’ﬂ:,ty,f 2 ‘\ Vitsinia 4 4! s less than that which under ordi- | ,',‘, him on a foul. Just how much ! Ichiva Kumagae, the great little play- D s e B2DE < 5 e P T fnary cireumstances would have Visit {58 BEL L0 o e de no one ! er from Japan into the same half, the | : 20 < ) Annie Munson, second. Senior Class e i e same i e Tl DSRG0S ! Ll (A T, TR r. h. e Alice Kobey, first: Mary King, second. | ¢4 th Jgame 10 ows, but from the talk on the sul upper, with Harold Throckmorton, t. Louis 3, Brooklyn 1. Clevelana ...120010001—5 10 1 ok 0 weather such as we had here ‘.l‘({%ldv\‘r [ Joct ome would be led to suppose that former national interscholastic cham.- St. Louis, Aug. 22.—Doak held | Washington .....010010100—3 6 4 | Probably most magnates wi ]‘_“_r‘ the mint was located in the vicinity | on In the lower half the outstand- | Brooklyn to five hits yesterday while Morton, Coveleskie and O'Neil; Har« BASEBALL IN A NUTSH”L dertake to show that the diminishing | ~%qovo1and. i ing layers are William T. Tilden 2d, | St. Louis bunched hits off Robertson | per, Matteson, Hovlik and Ainsmith LLibL | attendance may be "HH“IV‘“C'L"’ that | = i national clay ©=ourt title holder, and | in the first, fifth and seventh and won S ATION « i order which put baseball in the non-| Ry Robert Lindley Murray, of California, | 3 t B % NATIONAL LEAGUi s 5

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