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Greys Improve As They Gt Along; Thump Bearded BoyHomestead Greys Return Here for Exhibition Coi test Tonight; Woody Davis and Charley Stanchu Look Promising On MoundOUR gallant Greys are beginning to shape up, pals; b ginning to resemble something besides a collection _ larks named Joe, The infield .although still studded wi rookies, is moving as a unit and the outfielders are cove ing a lot of grass. The pitching, thus far, has been pret sound and the catching leaves no room for criticism.Tonight they make their second stand of the week against the Home*ate ad Grays. Tommy Reis, youthful right-hander deposited hare by the Cleveland Indiana, will do the elbowing for the home side, with Bert' Qnmm available for relief duty. It will be “Ladies1 Night end the attraction will begin, at 8 o’clock. Night before last tbe Greys belabored the Homestead tribe, 8 to 4.Last night the locale put on a lot of pressure to upset the House of David nine. 5 to 4 A slceable audience. estimated at about 00 sauls, viewed the proceedings.Mike Janesfco of the bearded teoro. and Woody Davie of the locals, figured fa a neat mound duel until the fourth frame when Tony Fiarito bp and fashioned a long home run over the left field fence with Tommy Heinrich on b**e That gave the Greys a start The lead was wiped out short time later, however, when Strovecn belted a long triple off the club house roof, scoring a mate who had walked. Btrovwan himself scored a moment later on Woods' single.Ooodman'm single, an error and Young's smash to left produced another Grey run in the sixth-The lcj la tallied twice in the eighth. After Goodman had reached first on an error, Heine Belf molded a home run over the left field well The visitors put on a rally in their half of the ninth and. although they were able to send a couple of runs across, faltered in an attempt to knot tbe score.'Round the Horn: Charley Ston-chu. 17-year-old right-hander, relieved Da via on the mound in the seventh and weathered the storm reasonably well. . . Be baa a whistling fast ball and a good curve. . . A little experience should fit Mm for regular duty.—JJcey TJhl and Pep Young turned In the fielding gems of the evening, making almoot impossible stops. . . Dave Goodman, did a nice bit erf Juggling on a fly ball In the fifth . -After racing In beck of second base, Goodman caught the ball in his gloved hand but it bounced out. . . He slapped It with his bare hand and caught It in hi* glove before it reached the ground. . . Woods of the visitors made a eploodld stop of Carl Hu/Tman's amasu }uat over the first base Une In the seventh.—Gil Au£le, angular pitcher who w*o scheduled to work part of the game last night, la suffering from ft sprained wrut. . . ItT probably be several days before he*ll be able to work. . . Frank Demanicor’s bliatei-ed heel la responding nicely to treatment. . . Saturday Bud Sunday t Greys move, bag and baggage Wheeling for exhibition game*. Su mary of last night’s contestA0 ©2 o 2 3 X01 0 0House of D.—ABaHroShadow er. cf .... 50i2Foreman, rt ...5000Gatina, u .....021Beasley If ....o12G*tZ. 3b ........ a12iSfcrovecan 2b.. 2113Woods, lb , ...40190*GradJ\ c ....0t6janesko. p ....D0s £a-Ramsey .....10* 0b-Sweeney ..... 111oTotal*- 33~924ft—Batted forO'Grfldyin9th.b—Batted forJune^ko m 9tl:_Zsoeaville—•A»auFO007ft. 44-Jft1VI00a00.. 4fta1Ui. 4, i40•100b2.. 11i2ft02J111I2lt;J00100ft03459277KofZman, lb ..... 5 Hennch, ct FisriEo sa Dusan. ss ,,Bauder. If Goodman, rf Lttskowski, c Helf, e Yount. 2b ,,Uhl, 3b . .TV Da\is. P SteOchu, t .Totals ....... 34House of David........Zanesville ............Runs batted m—Fln'UoWoods. Young, Helf 2 Two base hit—S.seemy Strovecn Home run*—Fiarlto Heir E nflees—Q Grady Btolen bases—Get® L Double pla3—Yount to Hoffman; We. to strovecan. Leit on banes—House David 10 Zanesville B Hits—offDavis 4 jn 6 Stanchu 5 in 3 Base bulls—of! W. DavJs 3- Stanchu 2; Jnne 2 Struck out—\Y Da\ Is 4 JaneskQ Stanchu 2. Wild pitch—lancsk© Hh pitcher—by Junesko lt;La*.!ci‘i;,ki Winn Pitcher—W Dans Umpires—Carlislo e Workman. Time— 2 02.000 020 002-000 201 Q2x 2. Strovec Foremen, Cati Three base hi
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Zanesville Signal
Zanesville, Ohio, US
Fri, May 04, 1934
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