The Salina Daily Union from Salina, Kansas • Page 2

PAGE TWO THE A LIN A DAILY UNION. WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1922 grounds. Kue. out by Benedict 5, by Kellar 11. on balls off Benedict 1, off Kellar 1.

Wales Back at Old Sport WANTED JUNK O'Connor Plays Mean Trick On Catcher Wiley The Box Score DEL LUNDGREt! WINS ANOTHER FOR MILLERS Lindsborg Pitcher Strikes Out 10 Bartlesville Hitters, Win 5 to 1 MILLERS WERE HITTING Ten Hits In the Game, Four In the Fifth W7hich Wron Contest Delmar Lundgren, by stellar pitching in the second iiartiesviiie- Miller game, has won for himself! a niche in the Salina baseball hall i of. fame, for he not only held the) Bear Cats to 7 scattered bingles, but he strucK out a wuu i of the visiting batters, naa ue Bartlesville been offered better support, not a'Sajna Bartlesville Zunlgha Willis as Martin If i Cashion 1b Hauser 3b PO ..3 0 2 2 ..4 .4 ,.4 .4 2 5 9, 0 1 2 3 0 UeClaire cf 4 Peitigrew rf 4 Wiley c. 4 O'Neil 2 Totals .33 1 7 24 11 4 Salina AB Lindsay 1b 4 1 Clegg rf 3 0 PO 13 0 0 1 9 2 0 1 Fisher 3b 4 McDougal cf .4 Walsh 4 O'Connor 2b 4 Olson ss 4 Mathews If Lundgren Totals .4 .35 5 10 27 16 5 score by innings ,.001 000 0001 .020 030 OOx 5 Summary: Stolen bases, Zuni-j i gha, Fisher. Two base hits, Lindsay. Sacrifice hits, O'Neil and i Clegg.

gg. Double plays, Lundgren to Walsh to Lindsay. Struck out, by O'Neil by Lundgren 10. Bases on balls otT uunagren i. wua pitch, O'Neil Lundgren 1.

Passed ball, Wiley 1. Left on bases Bartlesville" Salina 6. Time 1:50. Umpire, Van Graflan. mitt, he would drop the tttoIci, aa tht twin nin on third strikes.

Last games of the Bartlesville serks today and tomorrow. Hutch- inson comes Friday for four, involv Then Independence comes for Aftej. Milerg h- tne nigDTVay' STANDING OF. THE TEAMS Southwestern League A I Western League Des Moines St. Joseph 4.

Sioux City Tulsa 0. Oklahoma City Omaha 2. Wichita at Denver, train late. Southwestern League Independence 120 000 1004 11 0 Hutchinson .000 010 0001 6 2 Shores and Fromme; Shinoski, Dempsey and Osterfeldt. Muskogee at Topeka', wet ground.

YESTERDAY'S HOME RUNS Walker, Athletics, 221. Ward, Yanks, 1 6. Blue, Detreit, 13. Rigney, Detroit, 22. Pinellit, Reds, 11.

HOME RUN LEADERS Hornsby, Cardinals, 22. Walker, Athletics, 21. Williams, Browns, 20. Ruth, Yanks, 14. Miller, Athletics, 13.

Heilman, Tigers, 13. Williams, Phils, 12. Score Board Yesterday's hero: Pinelli hit a homer in the eighth inning with two on and put the Reds in fourth place with a 6 to 4 win over the Robins. Babe Ruth went all the way around and scored the winning run when Tobin muffed his fly and threw wild to third, the Yanks beating the Browns 2 to 1. Haines let the Phils down with two hits an(j the Cards' won their eighth straight game 3 to 0.

Seven runs scored in the sixth inning enabled the Braves to win from the Pirates 10 to 4. Morton allowed the Red Sox four scattered hits and the Indians won, 2 to 0. Walker hit hisjwentieth and 21st homers, winning two games for the Athletics from the Tigers, 4 to 2 and 9 to 8. For the second time this year Rommell got the credit for both games. Earl Smith batting in a pinch drove in two runs and the Senators beat the White Sox 3 to 2.

Jess Barnes returned to form and pitched the Giants to a 4 to 0 victory over the Cubs. DRUMMERS AT ABILENE The Drummers will play in Abilene next Sunday and Kahut will pitch. Kahut won a 6 to 1 game Tfor the Drummers from McPherson last week. Otto Musgrove will pitch jfor the Ellis team in a game against Oakley at Ellis, Sunday. Kahut pitches for Bennington Thursday.

The Drummers will use Isenberger in the game Sunday. Sport Summary NEW YORK Invitations have been sent by the A. A. U. to five thousand America nand Canadian clubs to send teams to the national junior and senior track and field championships in Newark, N.

J. starting September 8. NEW YORK Tex Rickard said he would get a license for the Leonard-Tendler fight, scheduled for Jersey City on July 27, unless the reformers had the boxing law repealed. PARIS Ih a signed article in the 'Intransigneant" -Mile. Suzanne Lengleh ranked Mrs.

Malloiy fourth on ithe list of women tennis stars. She said Miss McKane, Miss RyanandvMrs. Beamish were better players than the American champiori. HARTFORD.Conn. Jim Thorpe, famous Indian athlete, was fined $50 and indefinitely suspended by the management of the Hartford club for breaking training rules.

WILLS AND DEMPSEY SiGN NEW YORK, July 12. Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills signed yesterday, an agreement to meet for the heavyweight championship of the world within sixty days, if suitable promoter and purses' are forthcoming. The' agreement signed was the one with which Paddy Mullins, the colored challenger's manager departed in haste from the meeting of the boxers and managers last Saturday. ths Prince of Wales hasn't dampened action a few days after his retura world's record held by Adrian "Pop" Anson, and hung up a new one for the Southwestern sluggers to look at. five in two days.

WheT1 the et Mon- day morning, Grigsby had nine dome runs to ins credit ana was running three behind Wetzel for the league leadership. Then he broke another record by hitting four in four days and passed Wetzel. No wonder the Chicago Cubs want Grigsby to, report to their camp next sprirfg. Twenty-year-old baseball novices who hit like Grigsby, don't grow on bushes, not even in the bush leagues. Sa pulpa Herald.

CAKE EATERS LOSE In a four inning contest at Kenwood park last night, the Salina Cake Eaters lost to the Leather-vicrkers 9 to 2. The game was caiied on account of darkness and rain. Features of the game were wild pitching by Pribble, Cake Eater pitcher, Dyers' sensational fielding at second and Smith's fielding in centerfield. Jake had three chances iif the field and dropped the ball as many times. DR.

L. O. NORDSTROM Cffice, New Theater Ridg. Surgery-Diagnosis 1 Siiits Showing the recent world trip of his fondness for polo. Here heJ to England.

Denver Grigsby Registers Four Homers On Trip 1 Denver Grigsby, local youngster who cavorts nround in right field "with Barney Cleveland's Sapulpa Yanks, delights in breaking records of baseball history. Denver shoots at high marks and has an uncanny habit of reaching his goal. The local flash hung up another record in the Southwestern league went into the lead for the num- i rana ip nnntiV days road Grigsby got I home runs Monday, Tuesday, Wed-! nesday and yesterday, bringing his total four-base swats to thirteen. Wetzel, Muskogee player, has 12 homers to his credit. Grigsby's feat in knocking four home runs in four consecutive days is a record in itself in this leagus.

1 And this is only his most recent achievement, for the -benefit of those who do not know of Grigsby's other performances. Tlie New York Yankees returned Grigsby to Sapulpa some few weeks ago, and he celebrated shortly thereafter by sending four high ones over the fence at Muskogee. His four home runs in one day tied the world's record, held by Delehanty and Lowe, of the Phil-1 adelphia Americans and Nationals, i He added another the next day on the local lot and tied another any Tweed Suit in every Suit once, with Capes. in i CHOICE our There W. L.

Independence ..10 3 Muskogee 7 3 Sapulpa 7 3 Topeka 6 5 Coffeyville 5 .6 SALINA 4 9 Hutchinson 4 9 Bartlesville 3 8 National League W. L. New York 48 26 St. Louis 48 3: Chicago 41 37 Cincinnati 41 39 Brooklyn 40" 39 Pittsburgh 35 42 Philadelphia 27 45 Boston 27 4S Pet. .769 .700 .700 .545 .455 .308 .308 .273 Pct.

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Applaud and laughter from the grandstand was prolonged. Lundgren threw out Zunigha in the first inning, at first. The Indian had singled on the first ball thrown. While cavorting around the initial sack, put tne ball on him. Lundgren kept the runners close to the sacks thereafter.

Lindsay handled the throws well. Kellar Allows But Six Hits; Delphos Beats Bennington BENNINGTON, July 11. Delphos won a good game from the Bennington team here Sunday 3 to 1. The local team will play three games this week. Minneapolis at Minneapolis on Thursda-Oak Hill at that place on Saturday and the Salina Colored Giants here Sunday DELPHOS AB PO A Shea, 2b A 1 2 3 2 1 Parker, lb 4 0 1 11 0 2, Jamison, cf 3 0 0 0 0 0 Kellar, 4 0 0 0 2 Oi ai 1 ft j.

uisari, rr O. Olson, 4 0 1 11 0 0 Garrison, 3b 4 0 0 0 1 0 McKain. If 3 1 1 1 6 0 LePlant, rf 3 110 0 0 Totals 3T 3 6 27 10 3 BENNINGTON AB PO A C. Benedict, cf. ..4 0 1 1 0 0 Kubach, 3b 4 0 2 2 1 0 Hardisty, ss 4 0 0 1 3 1 Schmidt, lb 4 0 0 12 1 1 Briney, 3 1 2 5 2 0 Kuc, 2b 0 1 2 4 0 Spohn, If 4 0 0 3 0 1 O.

Benedict, p. ..3 0 0 0 0 0 Sink, rf 3 0 0 1 0 0 Totals 36 1 6 27 11 4 Summary: Stolen bases Kue 2, A. Kubach, McKain. hits Briney. M.

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Pet. 48 34 .585 48 35 .578 49 39 .513 42 41 .506 38 41 .481 37 44 .457 35 45 .438 33 43 .434 St. Louis New York Chicago Detroit Washington Cleveland Boston Philadelphia score need been made by tne visit ing club. Incidentally, the Millers won, to 1, thus shoving tne tfear wi the CH lnr, s.id by virtue V1 the lianas of the Independence team, tie for sixth place with Hutch in the league standing. Bunched Hits in Fifth The game yesterday was marred costlv errors.

The Millers got enough hits for once to win easilv. ten in all. After two were out in the second, Olson ntne-lad to rieht an id went to secona on Cashion's error. Mathews' sin gle scored Ole and Mathews scored oa a passed ball. The final runs came in the' fifth inning.

It started when Lindsay, first up. doubled to right. Clegg singled but was thrown out ai secomi Fisher hit to the pitcher, Lindsay scoring ia the meantime. McDoug- al singled to right. Wiley tried to throw out Fisher who was at third but he threw the ball ten feet over Hauser's head, Fisher scoring.

Walsh's single scored McDougal. It ended there altho the locals hit once in the sixth. Millers Made Five Errors tn the meantime, Lundgren was holding the visitors safely, through the entire game. The Swede would not weaken altho his mates made several misplays behind him. Lundgren struck out four men in the first two innings.

He repeated in the sixth and inserted a strike out here and there thoroughout the game. The only Bartlesville run was the result of an error in the third. Manager Ned Pettigrew arrived safely at second when Olson juggled the ball too long. Wiley doubled to right field and Pettigrew scored. Double Play Broke it Up Bobbles in the fourth got the Swede in trouble again.

With one out Cashion hit to O'Connor who let the ball get away from him. Hauser singled to centerfield. Le was safe on Fisher's error, With the bases full reuigrew mi to the pitcher who forced Hauser ai the plate. Walsh made a perfect peg to first for the third out. The double play saved the inning and ihe Eaar Cats never threatened seriously after that.

In the sixth Lundgren struck out Hauser. It would have been the third out but Walsh dropped the ball. Then he threw to first, but threw a "rainbow" so as not to hit the runner. Lindsay dropped the ball and Hauser went to second. After that LeClair singled but Pettigrew fired out to McDougal.

Poor base-running beat the Cats out of opportunities to score. The same teams again this afternoon if the weather man permits. Either Stanton or Wilson will work for the Millers while Allen or Meeks is due to twirl for the visitors. Out of the Cellar Olson's bobble of Pettigrew's grounder in the thrrd inning yesterday, was the first he has made Blnce coming to our town. Instead of coming in on the ball Ole waited for it, with the result that Nit took a bad hop.

Lindsay was off form yesterday. He dropped a throw from Walsh and threw poorly to second. The error could have gone to O'Connor as well. O'Connor et the ball go to center field while the runner went to third. Manager Ned Pettigrew denied yesterday that he was to blame for the set-to that he and Umps Pontius had at Hutchinson.

Ned said he was on his way to his position In right field and while passing the 1ox remarked to Pontius that "you are certainly becoming a homer, too." It is said that this was repulsive to Pontius who struck a blow. tmpire Van Graflin had to silence the Bartlesville bench again yesterday. The Bear Cats can growl even if they are down. Luadgren has the makings of a real pitcher. The Bartlesville batters didn't have a look in on his fast balls.

Lundgren shows lack of expression though, in the way he feeds fat ones to the batter on, a third E-fike with few balls called on the batter. However, the Swefle Is gradually getting better control and should be a valuable addition to somebody's ball team ome day. i Wiley wasn't holding O'Neil at all. One passed ball resulted ii the first Miller run. Even -O'Neil threw directly into the I shop.

We want to sell are two Tweed Dresses American Association W. L. Pet. Indianapolis 52 31 .626 St. Paul 48 31 .608 Milwaukee 47 40 .541 Minneapolis ...43 38 .531 Louisville 43 43 .500 Kansas City 38 49 .437 Columbus 35 50 .412 Toledo .,..,...29 53 .354 Western League W.

L. Pet. St. Joseph 57 28 .671 Tulsa 35 .593 Sioux City 46 36 .561 Wichita 47 39 .547 Omaha ..45 39 .536 Oklahoma City ..36 51 .414 Des Moines 30 55 .353 Denver 27 56 .325 WIEGNEKS yimerica's Home SlisePslish WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Southwestern League Muskogee at Topeka. Bartlesville at Salina.

'independence at Hutchinson. Sapulpa at Coffeyville. National League Boston at Pittsburg. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. New York at Chicago.

Philadelphia at St. Louis. American League Chicago at Washington. St. Louis at New York.

Detroit at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Boston. American Association St. Poul at Kansas City.i Minneapolis at Milwaukee. Toledo at Louisville.

Columbus at Indianapolis. Western League Wichita at Denver. Oklahoma City at Omaha. St. Joseph at Des Moines.

Tulsa at Sioux City. RESULTS ESTERDAY National League Chicago New York 4. St Louis Philadelphia 0. Cincinnati Brooklyn 4. Boston 10; Pittsburgh.

4. American League St. Louis New York 2. Philadelphia 4-9; Detroit 2-8. Washington Chicago 2.

1 1 A O. Ti A American Association Louisville Toledo 1. Milwaukee Minneapolis '2. Indianapolis Columbus 3. St.

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