“BRINGING UP FATHER- By GEORGE McMANUS
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ORDER. MS'
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MOOSE WIN TIE PLATOFF WITH
LEGION BY MARGIN OF ONE RON
.Jimmy McCloskey not only held
the American Legion batters in
check throughout yesterday’s game,
but lie started the batting rally in
the second inning which gave the
Mooose three runs and the game,
the Moose winning by the score of
3 to 2. The game was a pitchers'
battle all the way with McCloskey
having the edge on Hurt, but the
margin between them was as close
as the score,
McCloskey struck out 10 men.
held the ex-soldiers to five hits,
one a home run by Bart, and walked
three men. He yielded two hits in
the first, one in the second and two
in the fifth, blanking them the other
six innings. Burt let the Moose
bunch hits in the second, when
after two men were out they found
him for four hits for three earned
runs. The Moose got one hit in
the first and one in the seventh
which ended their hitting.
Burt's Long Hit
Burt’s homerun in the fifth, which
came when the bases were empty,
was one of the longest made at
the park. It went high above left
field and crashed through a window,
in a residence across the walk out
side of the park. This was the only
blow for an extra base made by
either team during the game.
The ex-soldiers started off good.
After Hanna had filed to short and
Doyle fanned. Woodard singled and
went to second when Kehoe worked
McCloskey for a walk. Cashen sin
gled and Woodard was caught at the
plate trying to come in from sec
ond.
Bothello, leading off for the Mons°
singled. H. Messersclimidt and Hen
ry turned bark to the bench via the
strikeout route and Bothello was
caught trying to steal second.
Moose Win in Second
The game was won by the Moose
In the second inning. Gainara, first
np, rolled to Burt who threw him
out. at first. E. McCIoskey hit to
third and was thrown out at first.
Jimmy McCIoskey started things by
singling. Bill Beaudin singled and
Jimmy went to third, Beaudin steal
ing second. Both men took good
leads and crossed the plate when
Knskey singled, the latter taking sec
ond on the throw in. Miller singled
and Koskey came home with the
third and what proved to be the
winning run for the Moose. Bothello
ended the inning by flying out to
Kehoe who made a good run for
the ball.
The Legion bad two on in the
second but failed to score. Mc
CIoskey retired them in order in the
third and fourth. In the fifth Ma
gorty fanned. Burt clouted one of
Jimmy's slants for the circuit for
the ex-soldier’s first run. Hanna
walked and stole second. Doyle
whiffed. Woodard also fanned, Ca
mara dropping the third strike and
Woodard was safe at first. Hanna
going to third. MaeSpadden sin
gled, scoring Hanna, but the former
was thrown out at second when he
tried to stretch the hit into a double.
Lose Chance To Tie
After the serond the Moose had
no chance to score, their only hit
after then coming in the seventh.
Errors got McCIoskey in a hole in
the seventh but poor judgment cost
the Legionnaires their chance to tie.
Magorty. w'ho hit to second, was safe
when 'Gene McCIoskey fumbled the
ball. Burt hit to second and 'Gene
let the ball get through him. Ma
gorty going to third, and when the
throw home was wild he attempted
to score but was caught at the plat”,
Camara to McCIoskey. Burt stole
second and third. Hanna walk’d
Doyle hit to second and Burt was
caught at the plate by ’Gene Mr
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Closkey's throw. Woodard was out
Koskey to Henry.. This was the
Legion's last chance to score.
Box Score and Summary
AMERICAN LEGION
Player
Hanna, ss.
Doyle, lh
Woodard, if.
MacSpadden, c.
Kehoe, 2b.
(’ashen, ss. 3b.
Sabin, rf. 2b.
Alexander. 3b If
Magorty, If rf
Burt, p.
AH K 11 PO A E
3 1 0
3 0 0
2 0
0 0
4 0 1111
2 0 17 10
10 0
4 0 1
4 0 0
4 0 1
0 0 0
0 0
1 1
2 0
1 0
0 1
110 10
Totals
5 24 9 3
. 31
MOOSE
Player AB R H PO A E
Bothello, 3b. 4 0 110 0
Messerschmldt, 11 rf t 0 0 0 0 0i
Henry, lh.
Gamara, c. .
E. MeCloskey, 2b.
J. MeCloskey, p.
B. Beaudin, cf.
Koskey, ss.
Miller. If.
4 0 0 7
4 0 0 14
0 0
1 2
3 0 0
3 11
3 12
3 1 1
3 0 1
3 0
0 0
Totals
31 3 6 27 10 6
Score By Innings
AMERICAN LEGION
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Runs . 000 0 2000 0—2 j
Hits. 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0—5
MOOSE
12 3 456789
Runs 03000000 x—3 j
Hits 14000010 x—6
Sl'MMARY—Home run, Burt; first
on balls, off MeCloskey 3: Struck
out, by Burt 8, by MeCloskey 10; left
on bases, Moose 4, Legion 8; first
on errors. Legion 5, Moose 4.
I'mpires -Bills and Fisher.
SEN. JOHNSON
IS BACK FROM
TRIP ABROAD
Refuses to Indicate Whether
His Hat Is in the Ring
for Big Honors.
Ni:\V VO A K, July 2". United |
Stales Senator Hiram Johnson,!
boomed by his friends for the He-1
publican Presidential nomination, re-;
turned today firm a tour of Kurope
on the Leviathan.
He refused to indicate whetherj
his hat war in the ring.
S' nator Johnson smiled and an-,
swered in the negative when asked>
it he proposed to follow in the tiailj
of President Harding’s recent swing
through the Went, in a delivery ofj
a nies. age to America about foreign I
a ff a i rs.
”1 have no plans. 1 will deliver
my m. i iage where I can and how I
can," Senator Johnson oaid.
Members Harding’s Party
Form “Hoosiers’ Society”
SITKA, Alaska, July 23.—(by
Associated Pi-eoe.) — An even one
half dozen form r residents of In
diana gathered in the eabin of the
’aptain of the Presidential trans
port Henderson Saturday while
crossing the Gulf of Alaska and or
ganized "The Boomers' Society of
the Northland." The charter mem
bers included. Gov. Scott C. Bone,
Mrs. Hubert. Work, wife of the Sec
retary of the Interior, Capt. Buchan
jn Captain of thp Henderson, Lieut.
John K. Heffernan, V. S. Navy, and
two newspaper correspondents.
Postmaster General Harry S. Nrw,
ialeo an Indianian, was elected hon
orary member because of his vi.it
to Alaska several years ago.
Old papers toi aala at Empire
| Empire Printing Company.
SEATTLE LOSES
DOUBLE-HEADER
SACRAMENTO, July 23. — The ,
Solons took both ends of the double
! conflict yesterday with Seattle,
blanking; the Tribesmen in the first
same and capturing the second game)
by a ninth inning rally shoving)
two runs across with none down for <
a 5 to 4 triumph. ,<
Ryan’s stick work won the second f ]
game for the Solons. !
I Shea allowed only four hits in;
the first game while Jacobs was hit ;
for that many in the first inning |
of the game. ;i
The batteries were; ]
First game:Sacramento—Shea and
Schang; Seattle—Bell and Yaryan. ;<
Second game: Sacramento—Ye.l-|(
lowhorse, Thompson and Kohler; ' i
Seattle—Jacobs, Gregg, Gardner and<
Tobin and Yaryan.
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YESTERDAY’S GAMES.
Pacific Const Leagne
Sacramento 12. 5; Seattle 0, 4.
Salt I>ake 12, 4; Portland 11, 17. j
Los Angeles 4. 4; San Francisco t
8, 7. !1
Oakland 1, 0; Vernon 5, 2. 1
National League -
Brooklyn 0, 7; Boston 14, 5. t
Cincinatl 0; St. Louis 2. 5
New York 5; Philadlphia 4, called | (
at end of fifth on account of rain.i"
American League.
Chicago 9; Philadlephia 4.
Cleveland 1; Washington 3.
Detroit 4; New York 7.
SACRAMENTO WALLOPED.
SACRAMENTO, July 23. — With j
MollwLtz, star first sucker, out of tliei <
rame and the line-up of his team
nates shifted about Sacramento
da.ved like school boys la t Saturday
iflernoon and ordinary chances went
jy infielders for bases. Sacramento
teemed helpless on offen
The batteries were:
Sacramento — Fittery, Penncr,
Canfield, Hughes and Schang, Shea.
Seattle—Blake, Gregg and Var
tan.
SATURDAY’S GAMES.
Pacific Coast League.
iacramento 4; Seattle 1 b.
lakland 4; Vernon 8.
a)s Angcle9 9; San Francisco 7.
ial! Laki 8; Portland 1.
National League
Jew York 14; St. Louis 7.
Jrroklyn 6, 5; Cincinnati lit. 8.
Philadelphia 17, 9; Chicago 4. 12
lost on 1; Pittsburgh ti.
American League
it Louis 10; Philadelphia 8.
'levelantl 5; Washington 7.
Jetrolt 2; New York 3.
Mileage 8 2; Boston 1, 1.
STANIUNG OF THE TEAMS.
(Corrected to date.)
Pacific Coast League.
an Francisco
iacramento
’ortland
/Os Angeles
cattle .
'einon
-alt Lake
lakland
W.
69
64
55
53
52
53
51
45
L.
44
47
56
56
57
58
58
66
Pet
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180
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.405
National league.
New York
Cincinnati
Pitt: bur h
Chicago
Brooklyn ...
St. t.anils
Philadelphia
Boston .
American League
w.
58
53
5 2
47
4 5
46
26
33
34
43
43
44
6t
25
63
Pet.
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.616
.605 !
.511
.511
.299
.284
New York
Cleveland
St. Ixniis
Chicago ...
Detroit .
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
W.
59
48
45
43
41
42
37
31
L.
28
42
42
43
41
45
49
53
Pet.1
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.533
.517
.500
.500
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.430
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NEW YORK SWIMMER
WINS 10 MILE RACE
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.—Edward
Yeating, of the Boys' Club. New
York City, last Saturday won the
10 mile swimming race on the Dela
ware river in two hours, seven min
utes and 35 seconds.
ATTENTION ^MASONS.
A stated communication of ML
Juneau I.oUge No. 147, F. & A. M.,
will be held in Odd Fellows’ Mall.
Monday evening, at 7:30 o’clock.
Visiting Brethren cordially invited, j
Work in the M. M. Degree. By!
order of the W. M.
CHAS. E. NAOHEL,
—adv. Secretary.
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