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Shanklin, Snider Drop fExtra F rame ContestsXJow:rowthe Canton Terrier* took both 1 second as yke was awarded flrax; ^iris of a doubteheader from thcjbse when Catcher Harry Land at'nt-svHIe Cub* yesterday, 11 to 6 glove ticked hi* bat. Gentile singled j Km jid 4 to 3, in both games shoving-to left to fill the bags and U-jrJ icxos* the winning runs in thi?;B!a2i followed with another for i ■leventh inning, with two out. ;om run. Sommers walked to force Wl*4‘ A finve-run outburst si me R!!^ey.5Jt;ntS3e got homejMrnsc- at Charlie Shanklin took the,00 3aUs *.ngle. ;iftornoon affair, while Bob Snlder j The Cubs went ahead In the v* the victim In the nightcap. {fifth. Band opened the inningjTh, Terrier, tabbed an *««• N*ead in the afternoon game, acor-jPn„ on two hit* and an «•lt; Canton came back with a rur. in!08 mmer* the up lblt;slaftPeterson force it into t-xira m*E:or.hfLrilt;'tUKU°t o^nunder * Pnrnes!nlnks- Pteesare started things-Si am SlXup paalfd SnJ Hi, a single and came ali the 'two runs. Neither side scored a gain until *•'Hh* 11th when the Tftrrttra wentjtuj Summer* singled but Battlers.j and Barnes both *kl#d out. Thfrn \\ successive eingle$ by Stalicup and\suPcurrson and . Dauieisak followedThe Cubs came right back and drove Jim Former out of the? boxr'un‘ with a five-run attack. Hoffmansingled to .start the frame and DicCMr4J anothftr doab!e by wBt.,evwith on e-base rs before Sauer was retired on strikes. Land and Na-fPoT^rmer5CnStd^hrSediDyte two-three In their half, Dyke fanwith“3£u »d7lvf runs i\*l ****'$?“In, but Clifford was out trying to stretch hi.t hit and Marsh popped to DiBlazS.Canton lied the score tn the second, Win tael walked and tookStandingszei, singles by Dykes and Gentile j in produced five runs and the ball! game. 'The Cubs went out one- i m!fan-! t/c pathe third on a fly to Barnes, ]A pair of doubles and a triple Uhw\ih a single following, scored j fa three runs for Canton in the third j oa inning of the night contest. Dire-l sare opened with the first two-1 PI baser and came home as WentJcJftn duplicated, DiBIaz! put one toja the right field fence for the three-1MM-Atlantic— WanCharton MDayum ........ 59Erie 54Cahlfth ...... 50fcprinaUtfd ......... *7ZancfiVlHft 41404343*•2rjlt;Fct..555.535-42?.450,4tf.354decker ar.d scored on Sommers’ j single.The CubsNation »1— WonBrooklyn ....70 St. LoUifl 71New York 9.1Cincinnati ........... 5*.rituimrKb 32Chlcaso 54Boston ....... 40E'hilfltHIpbl* ......... 21lrO*t34423354ft*96ftfi73F*i,.653came back with twoj in their half. Hoffman started thejuc frame with a walk and after Peter- |g\ son flied out took third on Danci-S**. sak's single. Lond followed with ehii double to plate both runners - A walk. a sungle and a fielder’s choice tied up the game in the! sixth. Clifford drew the free transportation and took third as SniderjKc« x:L*O''}£$\dropped one safely to right..543,518.46®,450.410,znAmerican— Wmt#N»:w York .............i Boston .......... i,, fil .....■S*,. l.ouIii ......... 60rVrlroR ..... 5»C’hlCoiT« -........... *P»03Vnshln«:ton *orhilivdcJohta ....... 4?V1.0*13fl3054576761rot.,667.531 .5 n .46R .4511 .414 .375man grounded to Stallcup who tossed to Sommers to force Snider but Clifford crossed the pan on the play.With two away in the eleventh, consecutive singles by Wenlzel,e**0nwKatz and Gentile chalked up the |winning tally, the Cubs going down j In nne-iwo-three order In their iAssociation— 5VfiuCaSusnbUK tKansas City ........ «aToledo r■ 652«rUvnuk«A 6CLouIsvUlc 6S3Clnnf.ftiH1J» 66IndlananoU* ........64St. FaiiI ..... 50r.o»Wif.a616265fitSOl‘et,.330,531,53R.530,513half.The third game called for tonight(Flr*i CAmr)C*n Urn—ofatthe aeries 8 o'clock.wGen ill*. lt;t id. m**t. 3b ■ *2 ^orr-mprs. 3b i n*tm. c . ..Afln.mYRRTKRDAY'S WVWS Mld-AtUntlq Jlt;*aMru»—.Cun ton U-4, ZaneavUle 6-3-Chnrl^nton 5, DBTlnn 1.KrIrr 2, SorlnBJkld I,X*tlon itl l.cajjue—5t- Loul« 10-6, Cincinnati 5-3-Cblcfttco 5-4, Pltuburvh i-h B^ton 3. Brooklyn 3 laecond fame SJO^ipooea)... New • York. fl. PbiUdtlnbi*. . 5 taecond vame postponed).Antrrlcati L^kKUc-—Cle^'Qland 3-1, fit. txiuls 2-6.Detroit 3-3. CblcuBO 2S3.Boston 6-10, Wnshlnston 4-3,Nfw York 11. PhiifvdclDhlft 2 (secondcaino postponed l,American A«*acl»tiim—Minneapolis 5-o, columbu* 4-2. lndloiiitpolIrt 4-1. Kannaa Cllr 2-3.3-2, MUwitukc« 3-1.St, Pml fl-4. Toledo 4-5.Unrvvr,. U , 34 all CUP. itplc^rc. lb Win^ttl. r; Farninr. P Dyke, p . .64ft56 5 ft 0 4ft1a3101 32 ft 3H3231a23302ro23 242313.101A02410612 0 3eCc£0 0 6 0olso|JSG0\00Total* .........,.-49 11. 19 33 IIjtane* rUle«-Hofirnnu. Jb PeLerfton, an DfchcUiUt. II53auer, c!Lanrl. c ..........Naponie, rf .......Cl Ilford, lb ......Mnrrii. *J .....___Sbftsiklln. » ......n-Aldrrion ..... Ib-Herm»n \C-Citmpau 1AW5 ft. ft6 . 4ft544ftI1 X 02 1 0 ft 0 ftD0H23a3433110ftft0PO4226t4333ft000A43ftaifto33003E0100000ft00ft0hs«wCdTotiUa .45 8 16 33 U 3A40D*1ft410001GAMES TODAY Mid-A linn tic Lc*gv*^Clinton nt ZATienvlUf. Charleston at Dayton. Bprlnirnclrl at Erlf. Amcrlemn A««oel*tlfir—No aa.mtft »chlt;s1 tiled.*—»att*d b—Biuted r —BattedforlorforC*nrlt;n .....Zun*1^ill** .., UFtix battedMarsh in llth.Shnrxklin In llth.Noffmah In JKh.......... 230 WJO ftlO 05—11........ 5(H) 001 0C0In-^DtHtast. Sommers,00— 9RtAlI-13Giants Nose Out Phils by 6 to 5| cim 3, DincbaX. Naponic 2, Clifford 2, {Win.*tei 4. Dyke. OcntU«\ Tvo has# hiu— Dyke. Uind. Winitri 2. Sauer. JJaert!ice» —Bomsner.'i. I2ylt;v on basen—Canton 11;7. Double ptaya—Petera^n, Hplf--3-7npis.in,Uf.:y.ndA*ifl;miIth3ff6O,lidut.tt-NEW YORK, Aug. 16—W—Four imettnurtl runs in the first Inning proved n hig help in the Giants today as they made it three in n row over the Phils. 6 to 5, A scheduled second game was postponed.man ta Ciffc7lt;i; Dyfci?. Stullcun to 131-or.iarc; DlBlftSl. ftommrrs 10 DUriATc. Baum on bn Us—fihftnklln 9; Pykr 1. Struck nut— Funner 1: Dyk* 2. Hit*—dff Fftrm^r 9 in 1-3; Dykp 2D in 10 1-3-fhlUi NYarn-r.cf b-Kor Murta*b.A* Nortbry.tfUtwhllrdfEttcn.lbOlMs'ftp.ObMky.fthLvtxiffan.clloerMiPMfck.Pa-KlclnMriton.oAlt ft H O -V N. Yufk All R II ft AC*rato n—cf .....nmu«L 3b — aomintr2b ...Balt*, c .......BrtrttfS- V fit dl* cu p. k* .. DlCWAf 5.Went zr\,Ktttk. PAB R. 0 0lb-41-954 35 5 3 ft10000130t6373I1330roA01 0 0 0 3 0E0Tft04331334 ft 3 1ft00111200ft102 3 0 0 1 1 ft 1 0 1 ft 13I I000Maynrd,3bflivntct.sfa3lOtt.rf(KYoun*.cf0;Mar.4hail.rfj!s*rtud*ftiDnnnins.cftijti rsca.suftlMautrt.nO^Ft'ldman.p0,0;02211ft0ftft0051 Total*.43* 330D ft32 9 9 37 P40ftOftO10ft—5 DOi—flno'e-lesTotal* 30 5 6 34 11' Total* a—Batted for Beck In flth. b—Ran lor Watier in tb.Philadelphia 000New York. ........... 430Errfir*—May, tdtwhllrr.Kuns hftttelt;i in—Ycur.g 3, Barn a 3. J'oraes. Gloaaftp, May, Beck 2, Ut't.hller Sacrifice—MftrtauRh, Double play—rdd-man and Maynard. on —■ NewYork 9; Philadelphia 9. Siucs on balls— Hocrnt 3; Musico 9; Feldrnan 3: Week i. Struck out—-MuniP lt;: Sfv^ta; Bc%-k 2:7^.n e-%v fit r—Hoffman. 2b Petcrr-on. Dfiticlftk. If Siujer, ci . uarul, c ... Naponlc. rf »bSnirti't. l* - -*-Cam pa uAn - 4: i idiflurrt,AU\*rsari%It1ft10ft01ftftpnI11ft115ro4033k31501DA55ftft0ftia130El0[Of1000ft000Tot*!* .......—Bailed Xor Snider. 39 3in7lUh.33 Hlflfe__1 VlCanton ................. M DDO OCK) OX-4italics*HI# .............. C02 ftOl DOft ftft—3Runs bn tied in -Went-el, DIBlajh Som-znrr?. t-a.-d 2. Hoffman. Oeniile, T»o ba*c iiita.— Dtce»arp. Wen tie!. Land. TTiree b*6e hit DUUafl. Staler, bu.ic—Sauer. Left on base—Casjion 10: 2Un«viiit 10. Ba?e on bAh.i-- Kati 7; snidrr 4- Struck out— Kmt* 5; Snider 5. CntpirrA—namieo and MC-WllliAm*. T:ca^*3 27. Attendance—*-3.
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