Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-07-10 | Page 8 | Soldier Wins a Cost Game

SOLDIER WINS A COST GAME PHILADELPHIA, July 9. Tony Pasquarillo overseas vet. -ran and star of the army team il Tours, scored the run which broke Philadelphia's los ing streak iu the eleventh inning of thr second game today, which the lo cals won, F. to 4, after they had lost the first game to Chicago. 6 to 1, and tied their own National league's Si a son's record of thirteen straight defeats. de-feats. Score (first game)- R H. E. Chicago 200 030 0016 12 2 I hlladelphia . imii. 1 mm - 1 11 Vaughn and Klllefer; Jacobs and ! Cady. Scoro (second game) . R. H E. Chicago . .000 020 202 005 18 6 Philadelphia . linn 2011 iii)2 m -, 1.-, ;". Raiie, Douglas and O'Parrell; Rlxej and Clark. REDS 3, BRAVES I, BOSTON. July 9 Giving Sallee bril ! llant support Cincinnati defeated Bos-j ton, 3 to 1, today. A pass to Br. sa r in the fifth, Wingo's triple and a vild throw by Pitcher McQuillan, save the visitors two runs, the winning mar-gini mar-gini Score: r. H. E t'ineinnall (inn 021 0003 8 0 Boston 000 000 0101 8 2 PIRATES 5HUT OUT SUPERBAS. j BROOKLYN, July 9 Pittsburgh I shut out Brooklyn today, 2 to 0. Babei Adams held Brooklyn to six hits Eighteen of Pittsburgh's put-outs were cn flies. Pittsburgh 000 Oil 0002 11 0! Brooklyn 000 000 Ooo 0 6 1 dams and Schmidt, Crimes, Srnnh! and Krueger. CARDS SHUT OUT RED SOX. ST LOUIS. July 9 Sothoron out 1 pitcehd M.r.s and St. Louis took the onenlntr came nf Ihc ct-;o frn, i- I a C " " - " v.V.JV.T WW 111 JK- 1 ton today, :i to 0. I Score; R. H. E 1 Boston 000 000 0000 7 0 SL Louis ...002 000 01 3 8 1 Mays and Schang; Sothoron and Severeid NAPS 2, YANKS 0. CLEVELAND. O.. July 9. Cleveland defeated New York today, 2 to 0, thus breaking Pitcher Shawkey's winning record after he had won ten straight Shortstop Peckinpaugh who has hit safely in 28 consecutive games, hit a single the fourth time up. Score- R H E New York 000 000 0000 7 0 Cleveland . ... 000 110 00 2 6 0 Shaw key, Russell and Hannah, Cov-cleskie Cov-cleskie and O'Neill.