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THE LISTENING POST Afhletics by 7-4 NATIONAL LEAGUE YANKS LOSE WHILE BROWNS WIN AND PENNANT CHASE IS PROLONGED BROWNS WIN FROM Home Run Hitters Meusels Acrobatics Help HORNSBY'S HOMERS BROOKLYN DODGERS of the Major Leagues HELP BEAT GIANTS MAIN HELP GIANTS THE LISTENING POST AfHLETICS BY 7-4 NATIONAL LEAGUE. p gMlW'l Indians, Who Win 3 to 0 0 Walter Trumbull Yesterday. Total. flornsby. Rf. Louis 43 t Copyright, 1922, by Tub New York Herau>. Wheat. Brooklyn 10 I Makes It 42.Ban¬ Divide With Pirates ahd All St. Louis Club Is Now Three High, Brooklyn II 1 Babe Ruth Also Into Coma and Presents Cleve- Rogers Down in the bushes the youngster plays, Adams, Pittsburgh 1 1 Lapses the call afar and a Half Games Behind AMERICAN LEAGUE. croft's Muff Aids Cards. But Settle National League Patiently xcaiting Hauser, Philadelphia 9 1 land With Uhle and Bob WAich shall summon him to the under ways ( Run.George Shawkey Score 10.6. Race. Yankees. LEAGUE TOTALS. And the broader sky of a big league star. Amerionn irurue 805 Stage Neat Mound Duel. National League S03 St. Louis, Sept. 24..The V.I 11 By CHARLES F. MATIIISON. The canine In the oat-hln was snap¬ I VALUABLE TIMBER. Browni^liat- ted Ogden and Heimach hard to-day and Br W. O. McUEEHAN, As 25,000 baseball fans Pan¬ ping again yesterday at Kbbets Field, In a double header between Portland and San Francisco American Association. perplqxed watching defeated Philadelphia, 7 to 4. Ah a re¬ 24..The Yankee Expeditionary Forces lost the third dered out of tho Polo Grounds last Brooklyn, wlftre the Pittsburgh Pirates the other day we were privileged to look upon 1175,000 worth of big league STANDING OF THE CLUBS. CLEVELAND, Sept. McGraw's pur¬ sult of their victory, while the leading W. L. PC.I W. L. PC. the score of 3 to 1 and simul¬ evening: at 5:10 o'clock, standard time, were able to do no better than lose 4-2 timber. In center field for Frisco was O'Connell, $75,000 skirmish of the battle of Cleveland to-day by who set the Chicago White Yankees were losing to Cleveland, th" St. Paul... 102 r>7 .842lMllwauke®.. 80 80 .000 chance of attaining the mathematical certainty by their tried to settle the as to and win 11-3 In a doublo with chase, and at third base was Kamm, the boy locals cut down the Mlnn'apolls H7 73 .544!Loulsvi)le... 74 8d .4412 taneously lost the they question header Those pur¬ margin separating Kan. City.. 87 73 .544|Toledo <12 '.<« Tho athletes are leaving to-night for Buffalo, Sox back $100,000. Both are to be crated for spring delivery. them from first place to tWreo and a ..'108 own effort* in this place. whether Davy Bancroft's muff In the the Brooklyn Dodgers. Pennant hopes because other players were con- Indian'p'lls 85 74 .533|Columbu*... 00 Off .370 where are to an exhibition game. The camp followers are dashing chase prices are not absolutely accurate, half games. YESTERDAY'S they play second inning or Rogers Hornsby's two havenu't soared to any rare heights In Giants in was RESULTS. is to take them back to New York. corned in the deal. O'Connell, for instance, cost the $65,000 Davis lilt freely by the visitors R. H. E. for the rattler which homers were for the 10 to . the of the old from the and was In bred elub< responsible precincts good Squire uctual cash, but that Is money enough to keep the wolf away relieved the seventh by Loulavllln 2 0 0 George Uhle, the home defeat of the Giants at the hinds of the Ebbets this and for all the Wright, who held the Athletics In check. K»n<a« City 4 10 0 blocked the Yanks from mak¬ year, yet, ordinary door. Batteries.Dean and Meyer; Wilkinson and pitcher, / St. Louis Cardinals. downtrodden existence of Robbie's men, PHILADELPHIA<A.*)! ST. LOUIS (A.) Shtnault. runs, but it was due to an ab r h o a el ab r h o a e ing any made his first homer is the same seat of learning 1 4 0 R. H. E. argument between the feet of Lank One More to Go! Hornsby It Is a matter of recent record that they O'Connell Is a product of Santa Clara College, the McGo'n.cf 40 OlTnbln.rf... 502 1 0 0 St. Paul 11 2 18 solid to the whose ac¬ Welch,cf. 1 00 0 0 0 Ellerbe,3b 5 11 2 5 0 Toledo 2 n Bob Meusel that the Indians got the fourth inning, a line drive took quite a shake out of the vaunted which produced Tilly Shafer. He !s a tall, well set up youngster, Perkins,c 5 18 8 1 1|S'sler,lb.. 4 2 5 10 10 2 corner the ball and first came to the Hh aeries.Olard and Kopshaw; Merrlt, that them their ONE more victory for either the northeast of yard, ° tions somehow remind you of Davy Robertson when he Walker.If 512 1 0OlWIIl'ms.lf 400 1 01 Sheehan and Gonzales. start of the drive gave he was to run like'a fright¬ handed Haus'r.lb 5 13 10 1 Ol.la'bsort.cf 4 01 0 00 inning. Oth¬ Yankees or Giants, or a de¬ compelled Yesterday they belabored another set although he doesn't look In the least like Davy. He bats left n. h. h, three runs in the seventh ened deer to beat the relays of the ball majors, that he Is fifth In Miller,rf.. 30IM 0 l!McM's,2b. 43 3 2 4 0 Columbus n 8 2 duel between Uhle feat for their pennant rivals, of pennant hopes when by defeating the and Is a flying ghost on the bases. In spite of the fact O'way.ss. 4 90 2 4 1'Collins,c.. 312 7 10 erwise the pitching the St. Louis Browns and Pittsburgh to the plate. He made his second home Pirates In half of the double but also among Dykea,3b. 2 0 O 1 0 O'Gerher.ss. 4 0 2 3 2 0 Minneapolis 1 <; # have lasted run in the sixth and he made a the first tho batting order he Is not only among the leading hitters, Batteries.Palmero and Hartley; Tingling end Bob Shawkey might Pirates, will clinch the 1922 major inning, barreled all but to score from Bcheer.fb 400 1 0 0|DavIs,p... 2 00 I 10 and McColl and Mayer. radical change in his tactics. Hornsby engagement they the leading run getters of his league. He has been known Ogden.p... 1 00 0 0 O Wright,p.. 1 00 0 0 0 until dark. league championship for the New up the pennant for the Giants theysew^an¬ New York. He 311 1 1 First (tame.R. H. 0. The feet of Mr. Men eel checked con¬ York clubs. probably decided that he had been called second on an Infield out. O'Connell soems anxious to get to Helm'h.p, 00|t8evereld. 00 0 0 0 Indianapolis 8 5 1 noyed so recently, for as and some of the .Naylor.. 00 0 0 0 0 siderable elation among the members of Both local clubs were defeated yes¬ upon to do too much sprinting after also wanted to be told something about the^Polo Grounds Totals...87 714 2712 1 Milwaukee 2 8 1 tho ball to the so in the this morning the New Yorkthings8^"^Club with Batteries.Cavet "and Krueger; Gearin, the expeditionary forces. Col. TUling- terday, while the Browns were win¬ hitting left, with whom he will find himself next Season. Totals. .87 4 !> 24 12 3| Keefe and Gossett. sixth Inning he raised a long, graceful eight games, still to play could lose all players .Ran for McGowan In sixth Inning. hast IVHommedieu Huston had already ning and the Pirates dividing a of them and finish no worse than in a Second game. R. H. B. to be to double header. Neither New York fly that fell into the right Held stand tRatted for Davis In sixth Inning. Indianapolis 10 8 2 written a telegram dispatched first tie if the Corsairs win their lota He is a stocky chap 0 0 3 1 0 in New York. The however, can finish in worse and enabled him to trot leisurely about place Kamm Is a product of the San Francisco Philadelphia 0 0 0 0-4 Milwaukee 1 6 7 Col. Jacob Ruppert teams, the remaining three. Burlelgh Grlmes pl ch- handed and covers a lot St. Louis 20 2 01002 x-7 Batteries.Seib and Dlzon; Bigbee and telegram would have read : than a tie for first place, even If base lines, while a gratified srnlie with a most engaging personality. He bats right played on his expansive countenance. ed the first game and ruled with an Iron the best in the game, and he ap¬ Two base hits.Collins, Heimach, McManus. Myatt. "The Yanks are coming." This cryp¬ they lost all of their remaining of ground In the field. His arm is one of Three base hit.McOowan. Home run. rivals make a By these two blows raised first we saw by tic and Cohanesque message would have games while their Hornsby the third baseman can throw from any position. He won the game Tlauser. Stolen bases.Gerher, Sisler, 2: Phillies Win Exhibition.
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