Most Runs Batted in 7 Champions Lose 6 Wickets y For 36 Against Surrey Foxx; Greenberg Leads Home Run Artists New York, July 23
Wally Berger of the Cincinnati London, July 23.
Both Yorkshire and Middlesex, who are fighting for the lead in the Reds and Johnny Allen of the Cleve-county Championship, made poor land Indians continued to lead the|starts today in their latest engage-batting and parades respectively, the official statistics showed today. he Oval the champions, after The Rhineland outfielder, who dismissing Surrey for 264, lost six climbed to the top of the batting|wickets in scoring only 36 runs. averages last week with 380, still] Middlesex were in no better remained in first place with.378. position at Maidstone, where Kent Earl Averill of the Cleveland Indians|made 216 and the visitors could retained his second position with|knock up but 159 in reply.
Gray and Watt were masters of ihe situa-Jimmy Foxx tied Mel Ott in runs,|tion in the respective innings, the the Boston Red Sox first baseman former claiming eight Kent wickets boosting his total from 67 to 73 in a for 59 and Watt taking seven Middle-week. The New York Giants tar wickets for 55. only gained three on his last week's Lancashire, also in the running for 70 runs.
Championship honours, were in a Foxx also continued to head the commanding position at Have against runs batted in column and was|Sussex. After dismissing the home second in home runs, rapping out a tes team for 195, Lancashire had scored total of 26 four-baggers compared to|261 for two in reply at the close, the 28 four-ply hits chalked up the|thanks to an undefeated 128 by leader, Hank Greenberg of the Washbrook.
Voce, hitherto more noted for his Detroit Tigers Frank McCormick, outstandir bowling than batting, emerged in Reds rookie, maintained his pace nd|the role of a batsman at Ilkeston, where he contributed 111 to Notts' was still well ahead in hits with a total of 120, followed by John Lewis total of 340. of the Washington Senators with 15. Details:
Johnny Allen with twelve wins and one loss remained on top in the American pitching race, with Mace Brown of the Pittsburgh Pirates into first berth among the s with thirteen triumphs and follow Batting Averages
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