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Thompson Hit Hard But £Is Tough in PinchesIah!The Canton Tartar., hit Bobj drove a double right, gentgSHS JS? X A - TSJSS, M »«gk* ssagQ ©SSS*”torr*:*ilt;54ninea wiui - vbear down in the pinches hem them to two runs while Zan^{*e was chalking up six for the \ic-t0Canton batters collected a total of 11 hits including a home runPups' final marker.Zanesville went ahead again In the sixth. With one down AWer-son doubled to left, japonic grounded out and Clifford got free transportation. B o bjlggoi I n\a:milt;i:sMewtlt;S»and1 five ^ouWkT* but ~only in the singled for one run Hoffman second and fifth frames were they singled through f short ^ imd ^Du\I V*.able to reach pay dirt.Canton grabbed the lead in the second when Tex Batts took a mighty swing and parked the oaU far over the left field wall, but this was all the scoring for the inning as the next three men wentout in order.The Cubs went ahead tempora-Tiiv in the fourth. Dancisak led off with a single and Sauer and p*nd were safe on errors by DiBlazi and St allcup. Alderson grounded to Parmer to force Danelsfik at the plate and Alderson was doubles at first but John Napontc came through with a long single to plateSauer and Land.The Pups tied It up in tine fifth. Wentzel fouled out and Farmerthe bases full Manager Pat Patterson waved Farmer from the wound and called in Chuck Dyn--The strategy failed however as Peterson doubled against, the centerfold fence to dean me hags ahead of him. Dyke left the game for a pinckhitter in the seventh with Gene Jones taking up the hurling chores.The Cubs leave Zanesville this morning for a ihrcc-day stay in Dayton for a scries vviLh the Ducks, Tbcv will return home Saturday to meet the Erie SailorsRed Sox Defeat Yanks in Tenth]nigiis.' to Miwfc. tand take on the lesguc-loamnRt- . rt . ... _ j. -__[« o thrPNana taKc — iCharleston Senators in a three-£ay series starting Aug. 22,C*aton—Gentile. ct .......... \DJBIaiL 35) .........lt;Sommers. 2b *BUS. c ......«Bftrtie*. M JStfcllciip. 85 ...... *Dicetnri. lb ........ *We*it£d:l, “X *Farmer, v .......... *Dyk*. z Ja-PwacU ...... J.Jones, T * ■*- uTotals ........... •» 3 SI 31 SBOSTON, Aug- iS—«^-Fireman Johnny Murphy, once the most dependable reliever on the New fork Yankees pitching staff, wentdown to his seventh straight de- ug-;-- ^ ........,(eat today vvben the Borton P.«.RD001Dt0ft100aH TO2 IA03013I0110ftDi3aA710I00O0JJittos*■130€00IP00E0200hft1 0 0 ftXjtnc+rlH*--KoSfman. 7b*« It K TO♦ * % i’eat ton ay w.wl —5ox captured the opener of a four-zame series. S-T in ten innings.Murphy, who entered the game in the ninth inning as the third yankee hurler after his mates had rome from behind with two runs to tie the score, was clipped for a double by Johnny Peacock, first man to face him in the tenth.Pete Fox ran for peacock, mo\eo to third on a sacrifice and scampered home with the winning run after Tomxnv Henrich gathered an a long fly by Dom DiMagfcto mright field.The defeat, eighth of the year for Murphy against four triumphs, New York's American- * ' T .jjaaer, tf .........\LaiHi, c . .....Ajdcrsotb 3b .. JNaDDTilC, Ti .....’ClUsT^rd, lb ........3Thooawan. » ....... f0 c1 l X 0 1 II003IA]i53lt;313f.DA15003Qt11R 0o100nooTctftl* ,...........54 61 2710Hu ha batted in—Batts, DiB»*4, XRponlc Person 3. »«», i««»2, Paterson J. loomsMfl. -vAlderjon 3. Barnw. ^-g!* ?:Wffitifl. Pptcrsoft. b-Dmr on ba*«—Canior, Bj 6, Doybk?pU7s-~Stallcup ftftd somnfrj. F»rmer Batw and Dic^sftri. Baws on ^1.3—cbi Farmer 5. Struck ThmtsDjan 5rtl\ Jones 2. HUf—oflt; Farmer 7 1n 5 2-3; 3 In 1*3 i Jonen 0 in 7.ottcehr^FArmer- D*mlco antiMcDovtlL Tlnnc—*S 'A\. AlMRd«J«— - «J.intludlne 374 ladJr*.
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Zanesville Times Recorder
Zanesville, Ohio, US
Wed, Aug 19, 1942
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Stark L.
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