St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 24, 1923
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4 Z ‘pp > 4 (44 a A, c ff ernment circles that . Co 7"F Lied , pf AIGA Y l Ge. Lom ‘ ON”——C—OE— 4 V7 os GZ, V1, Wy hh by S73 GY; St. “Gin, MWVVWVWHHCHCHHHH€W@CC He + sd 3 a“? - * _* ee Ps saa a oo See f Tikhon, former pac4 a, has addressed a } eT TWO. , “ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 24, 1993. pe —_—_— ithorities from his ng the monarchists for in the past, which he ; . ret, declaring his read allegiance . ££ t the tes “ END LOSING ST forthcomin : 3 — official] information wi tam an disposition of th x lable. » *ikhew or one carrying any mes. | combatant forces Of a De! to! Power. Rei lations £overnin fe of the radio in cine al : | Particular respect to the ls, also have been prer me same commission and 7 it , to the powers. The o- magi a ety represented on the coy i whtch held its meeting at; he a ~ ng — United Sree. ritain, Fran -" Holland. in te om aversations have been gol these powers as to th to be taken, ses. Whereupon Kno fimely Hits—Stuart ne om ee ee ‘Smickeymen Score 7 in | Fourth Inning, Aided _By Passes and Errors Sennen teehee jorne Loses Control and His Support Col: t Holers Respond With Pitches Effectively. © next Principal point under . «4 ; cf how the proposed codes é ©orporated int f ther by a «Rowe baton j mie Cardinal batting slump filed or by some one of the “his Ernie Osborne's control deserted powers circulating a genecst, lool with a view to obtai . io? as many of the pc ible. ¥ effort. The -efore was 9 to 5. victorp enabled them to pass, ; Brooklyn Dodgers and regain | 7 ss on the eve of their four- | CHURCH NOTICES, ms geries, with the Pittsburg Pi-| oa ‘which opens this afternoon. things bad to occur to) the Rickeymen to “shake’”’ ‘sump that dogged their steps h five straight games. First “foremost in that inning they sie three hits. one a homer by Jim emiey witha man on base. ) mie Osborne, the tall, lank right- Sat.) thet are 4 nd of the’ Cubs, tossed in ~. fi to intelli nt, passes and, finally, the Cubs, prophec World cén~ three errors in the field. As sifers say, it was even threes wand. Ten men batted arid scored before the final man, retired. nating that inning were the same slumping dropped three games to pts and two to the Cubs. Kt Was Time They Rallied. Lwy an inning not easy to ly when you recall] that | Rickeymen had scored oniy yums in thejr last five games. | * inning they had conmre within geore of their total for the gs which had preceded yes- game. pened the inning with a) ntham. Then Osborne first run of three. He | pr and Blades, where- | murdy singled to drive To- Meer over the plate and send. lades to third. Enter the first) an her run of threes. Hollocher Stuart's roller and Biades | ma Flack walked, filling the and Osborne was through for | i@ay. Cheeves replaced him ang ee fext play. O'Farrell at- meed to pick McCurdy off third. } was. wide and rolled to field, Mon. and and men and Bible 1900 South, 2200 West, Geyer Sc + Missouri Avs.) — - free literature mailed on veadiaia — —— _- the Car- oute | the | for- | McCurdy scoring and Mand Flack moving up. Smith Mi to center and two more Car- | f Mashed across. the plate. "ey gave Statz a run for his ‘y and Bottomley placed one Me right field bleachers for a) | scoring behind Smith. for the second time in the | to Elliott, giving him | of having qmade two of the | ® ae 7 he has improved stead- | — eonily 22 years old and } Career before him. collegian shared Marry McCurdy, » By Joseph F. Holland. two | of 'where Bill | his , opposed by Johnny ‘bits, innings, five runs and six hits. Rommell al- i fice fly—McGowan. ‘ships led the field today of play, of the amateur yesterday at exactly the same time him and the defense of the Chicagu It followed that the Cardinals, known the circuit over as a sluggers, enjoyed the sort of an inning they are wont to indulge in = — batting slump is farthest from their thoughts. They scored seven has the fourth inning and won the final game of the series without former Illinois WU. captain, because Ainsmith and Clemons were | incapacitated. He made three hits in four trips to the plate. drove runs and scored a third. The Cubs stole only one base on him. The “pony” battery had an excellent day. | Jim sottomley came slump and base out would have had another extra hit but for the fact that Calif Heathcote raced to deep right center for a glove hand catch of Jim’s long liner in the seventh. Hornsby made only one hit in five attempts, but he | sent the outfielders back for his long drives on four occasions. If kame may be taken as an indication what is to come, the Cardinals have definitely rid themselves of | their slump. Ray Blades was charged with only | | one official trip to the plate. walked three times appearance he made in the Klem holds sway. area | Hy day civilian Myers another dress injured side a chance to regain its strength. His absence from the Game is expected to result in the immediate recall of Heine Mueller. Rickey said yesterday that Mueller probably would rejoin the club be- spent fore it went East Wednesday night. — Jeff Pfeffer will pitch against the | be | and probably will Morrison. Play Pirates today at 3 o'clock. ‘ATHLETICS WIN FROM WASHINGTON, 10 TO 5 PHILADELPHIA, June 23.—The Athletics defeated Washington, 10 to. 5, this afternoon. The Mackmen ‘drove Russell off the mound during ‘a batting rally in the third inning ‘and treated 'Memphis star, Paul Zahniser, who succeeded him, roughly. The Athletics made 15 including four doubles. Rube Walberg retired after during which he allowed lowed one single during the three innings he pitched. WASHINGTON. | ABR Rice rf....4 Peck’gh ss.: Gosiin if.. Judge ib.. 2) ATHLETICS AB Matth'’s cf.4 ‘mn 17.4 a | DOM Hepes 5 TE | Welch TP | Gallo’y ss Tye eee Steio*® amis: |Rru’y l1b-c. |Rowland c. | Romme! p. Cw 20023 :t0K39. Latniser p.1 *Gharrity 1 Totats..32 : r,s | 6292205550" MOD Oi ee eS, «31 Ce5~30 S19 mm 61 ww =| eenc00ccomo5” =) ss or Totals.. th. 5 ] -_ e 0 hitse—McGovran. . Perkins. Bruggry _ "Batted for Zahniser in ni 4 8 1 0 0 O— 5 0 0o2i *—l10 Judge (2). Home runs— | Firet base o ‘albere 1, Racrifice Dykes. Haile. , : Umpires—Holmes and Time of came—Zh. 5m riser 2. off ler, base—Rice Fineee!l, Evans kL ane. SPENCER WINS TEXAS RIFLE SHOOTING TITLE By the Associated Press. AUBTILN, Tex., Jure 23.—W. H Spencer of St. Louis, won the chanmi- 'pionship of the State civilian rifle shoot which has been in progress here this week, according to scor:2s announced today by C. M. Crawford, Assistant Adjutant-General. Austin Rifle Club won first in team matches and the Liberty Club, San Antonio, first in team pistol matches. Rudolph Martinez, San Antdnio, placed first among student entries, and W. B. Loughborough, San An- tenio, won the pistol championship. ——— Chick Evans Leads Field. By the Associated Prees INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., June 23.— With a card of 141, Chick Evans. winner of innumerable champion- of more than 150 golfers in the first 36 holes invitation golf tournament here. Eddie Zim - mer. Indiana State champion, we second with 159, and Billy Reid, In- dianapolis City champion, took third place with 151. - ——_ oe _—_ Dr. Willing Defeated. Associated Press. » SORTLAND. Ore.. June 23.—Clare Griswold won title here today . Willing, 1 up on 38 holes. — 4 ber es ane aon ee “i, Wee : ; ve uh a a eat Naat emer s f ; caught | in | the | in | in an attempt to give | former | six | State ane: Dr. O. a f One-Punch Victory CP DBP BOPP AA ae Ah i. a = Sees ow Ow we om s vo | eesoscoesesoouwnorws- Hollocher ss..... Granthum 2b. . O'Farrell « |Friberg 3b Miller if Heathcote rf.... | Elliott ib..... | Osborne p. Cheeves p cecoosoousvoso. ceocoweeoonwno” | *Callaghan _ 5 | Ss cor New re BUCO OW: Totals 37 5 batted for Cheeves CARDINALS ARB. — 8 mn the 8th. ” ~ i PO. leeean ; ol enenmunmnonul > | _— > eesovrecrw Ne ye ~leeceeexncecooe” ns a | » ~~ eleeeseeouwowneoo! *Sherdel batted f{@r Toney 1 Innings— CHICAGO— CARDINALS— of his’ with a homer and a double. Two-base hitsa—Smith. Bottomley. Horns- by, Statz, O'Farrell. Three-base hit—El- liot. Home run—Bottomigexe Stolen bases —Flack, Smith, Heathcote. Base on talls — HT Osborne 5. off Stuart 3. off Cheeves 1. Struck out—By Stuart 5, by Osborne 1. Pitching record—Off Osborne, 3 hits 6 runs in 3 1-3 inning«: off Toney. 3 hits 'i run in 2 innings; off Cheeves, 6 hits 3 runs in 3 2-3 innings; off Stuart, 7 hit« /'4runs in 7 innings; off Keen, 1 hit and |mo runs in 1 inning. Left*on bases—Card- 'inals 6, Chicago 9. Time—2:12. Umpires —HHKiem and Wilson. Winning pitcher, Stuart. Losing pitcher, Osborne. He | out of the four! TIGERS DEFEAT CHICAGO IN FIRST GAME 5 TO 3 DETROIT, Mich., June 23.—Detroit ,opened a four-game series today by | defeating the White Sox, 5 to 3. _ ham Leverette was in the fourth by When Mack was withdrawn (an inning later for a pinch hitter, | Thurston, the former Brown pitcher, went to the box. Rip Collins started for the Tigers, | but was removed in the midst of the 'fifth when he developed a streak of wildness. Bert Cole finished | game. The White Sox made a spectacular ninth-inning rally. With ope down |Elseh batted for Falk and walked. Kamm then @rove a homer over the left field fence Sehalk fouled out, | but Thurston held the crowd with a double .,only to see Hooper fly to |Manush for the last out. CHICAGO. DETROIT. RH. A 0 oO | relieved | Mack. f x ty) 2002533 ’ ; | pe 0 S Haney 3b . Cuts w 2b. Sollins 2b 0 Viostil cf | Sheely Ib ‘Falk if H'Iiman rf - Rigeney as ;: Woodall ¢« : Collins p 3 Cole D ~ - 3) | Bchalk c i «at Vack p . fhurseton p Strunk © WO! “Oo swnnes~w DOW s- eas Wweae o| oo9 Total. .31 xBRatted for **Batted for Innings: Chicago Detroit Two-base hitse—Cobh, Falk: Home run—Kamm. Sacrifice Pratt. Sacrifice : lrouble plays—McClellan to Shee- 3 | Mack in fifth. Schalk in ninth. ett After First Inning; ~ Gets Homer Finishes Brilliantly Fohlmen Pound Edwards After Coveleskie* Is Driven From Box By the Heat—Bedgood for Speaker’s Club. By Ed Bang, Sports Editor, the Cleveland News. ao CLEVELAND, O., June 23.—An undershirt, one of those’ hénvy affairs commonly known as a woolen sweat shirt to the ball fraternity, stood forth as a menace to the St. Louis Browns this afternoon. ~ Nore seemed to realize it more than the man who wore it, Urban Shocker, the pitching ace of the Browns. It must have been Shocker did not figure it was quite as warm as it proved to be, for when he started on the slab against the Indians, it was to look like the veriest busher. The Indians scored only two runs off him on a triple, fielder’s choice, an error and two ' simply because Summa and Myatt were too eager to deliver and hel : Myatt fanning. *¥Cocre nee eS ~leeesxeseoeo"™ — = Foal en elunéeacueéunduct’ ol weoeuuuweoo! 3 SleSexunwnunend \ seseeecscoorr © Secscececwt ree vVOwa 4 5 & wo | PD PAE Re i Petes: S| sae *Jacobson out, hit by **Batted for Bedgood Bel ewerennereueP “alncounccooe? hite—Wamby. Jacobson, Home ran—Me- manus, s#acrifice—Shocker, Deuble play —Brower to J. Sewell to Brower. Left on bases—Browns, 8; Cleveland. 11. Bases on ball—OW Coveleskie, 1: of Ed- wards, 2: of Bedgood. 6: off Shecker, 7%. INNING. DEFEAT BRAVES Special to the Post-Dispatch POLO GROUNDS, New York, June 23.—The Giants won the second game of the series from the Braves this afternoon. The, score was 9 to 6, the same as Friday's score. The outfielding of Nixon was the fea- ture. The Giants had one big inning., the fourth, when they sent 10 men |to bat, and scored wix runs. Felix for the rs made his second home run ‘in two days with a drive into the left field stands in the first. Bag- ‘well, a pinch hitter, "made another in the ninth. Rain fell in the third ‘and\fourth innings, and threatening weather held the attendance to 18,- 000. The score follows: | woemmmece~ =» | 5 Ome OM Oe | ooeseseo-oco™ > Home Urban down to earth by hitting at bad~balls, the former fouling out and two After he took his turn at bat’ in the second and struck out vodifer. ously, Shocker hustled to the glub. house, removed the heavy, sticky un+ dergear and returned to the mound anew man. He was the Shdcker old, the sort of deceiver Clevelam fans have always figured him t He had practically perfect of his spitter, his fast offering, whe, ever he used it, his slow ball whict he employed overtime,’ and his cur which he worked new and then. . use a time-worn expression Shockar was “raster of the situation”. and there could be but the one reault. The Browns won, 8 to 2. call Stanley Coveleskie was Shocker'a opponent at the start of proceedings, but @ combination of intense heat and a crook in the shoulder of aja pitching arm forced him into retira- ment after the first. Jim Joe FE. wards and Phil Bedgood fin Had Manager Speaker been with insight and used the hander instead of the southpaw, 4s first relief to Covey there’s no “ell- ing how long the game would lasted, for Bedgood was even effective than Shocker 4yu 4 regime on’ the firing line. In six. one-third innings the former Chat- tanooga mainstay held the Brow three widely scattered hits, tw them infield bunts and one a fly }to right that took a bad hop f ! triple. Despite the fact it was good’s first work of the season, his control was good. He issued one pass and struck out four, 5 McManus being his victim on two casions—-quite a feather in eS youngster’s cap when you consider it was McManus’ terrific wallop" for a home run in the third that spelie@ defeat for the home hopes. 7 tao Jim Joe Edwards Fails. ~~“ Inasmuch as Speaker had no means of knowing Bedgood was gor ing to be as good as he proved hime > self or that Edwards was going ts be soft pickings for the on he delegated the south-paw to nhelé the Browns in chéck. Jim Joe by fameusly in the second, fann Schliebner and Shocker, while Tobin fouled to Summa, but McManus took all the joy out of life in the with two of his buddies on the_ ways with one of his co drives to the outlying precincts meant the Indians’ doom. When Bedgood took up the duties the contest resolved itself” a real pitching duel. but was equal to each and every tunity the Indians had to add to two runs they scored in the ing chapters So good was Urbat’ et that only one man got as far third and two to second the remaining eight inn of play.’ Speaker Mufts On® - It ten’t often Tris Speaker ate HE $ E : ‘ ff 4 .. NERS ey i.
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