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Newspaper
Omaha Morning Bee
Location
Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
3
Darrough hurled Omaha to a 5 to 2 win and a 7 to 6 victory in Wichita Kansas. He delivered 12 straight scoreless innings before he tired late in the second game while his teammates slugged enough to back him.
Washington defeats St. Louis 7 to 6 as Sisler hits a decisive sixth inning homer with bases loaded. Pruett earns the win in a no-hit effort through six, while Eisler contributes the Browns' big blast. Picinich is ejected for arguing an umpire call.
The rules describe that waterlogged fairways due to overwatering are a common condition. In handicap matches the honor on the next hole depends on net scores, with the high handicap receiving a stroke if applicable. If a ball lies near a bush and cannot be played without bending it, the rule specifies permissible relief or stroke options.
Daily Peerless racing form compiled by George W Schilling presiding Martin L Nethansee at Omaha Neb. Weather clear track slow 2564 races list results with winners payouts and entries across seven races noting horses drivers and trainers. Delante Joella J Susan and other entries race outcomes with times and mutuels and notes on start, pace, and final placings.
Cleveland wins 3 to 0 over Boston as Coveleskie holds three hits. Stephenson of the Indians injures his right thumb and will be out for several days. Key hits by Evans Gardner and Stephenson pace the offense in a sharp pitchers duel at Cleveland.
Detroit defeats New York 6 to 2 in the opening game of the series behind Hellmann s 11th homer of the season and Olsen s steady pitching. Ruth, Jones, Cobb, Veach and Hellmann key the scoring with a late-inning surge as Detroit grabs an early lead and holds on.
Chicago defeats Emiadeishin 6 to 2 in a free hitting contest. C Walker hits his 11th homer. Ernie Johnson leaves after being hit on the elbow. For Chicago, Johnson and McClellan drive runs as Walker contributes the long ball and Gallomy adds two hits. Philadelphia is listed in the box but Chicago wins the game.
A reader questions value in car purchases noting that paying more for reliability and reputation may extend long life. The column argues against opting for the cheapest option and emphasizes cost over time.
Series of small town games reported from Silver Creek Pleasanton Corning Mt Edwardes Woodbine and Dunlap. Notable results include Silver Creek losing to Ballwood 5 2 and Corning defeating Cumberland 14 3. Edwards defeated Albion 7 1 with strong hitting and pitching by Polliott. Dunlap beat Woodbine 6 2 with Band music for crowd.
Frank Hubatka manager of the Betsy Ross baseball team is suspended for unsportsmanlike conduct after leaving the field at Riverview Park when a player was ejected. The Muny Baseball Association may impose further penalties.
Kansas City announces the release of Otto Knabe as manager after a weak American Association pennant race. Wilbur Good will replace him, taking over duties this afternoon. George Muchlebach, KC president, confirms the decision. In unrelated notes, a bizarre line about chimneys and a character named Glutt appears to be from an unrelated passage.
Jock Malone of St Paul defeated Bryan Downey of Cleveland after dropping him in the first round and delivering a powerful finish in Omaha last night. Prelims saw Frankie Sehhaeller stop Matty Smith in round four, Tim Hurst stopping Mike Eule, Jack Terry and Jack Ryan draw in eight rounds, and Ross Murphy KO Jack Lawrence in the first.
Lee Willard from the University of Colorado has signed with the Chicago White Sox. He will leave Denver for Chicago and his contract is reported to be 600 dollars for the first 100 days and 1000 dollars per month for the rest of the season.
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