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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-29
DRIVE To OBTAIN
PUBLIC LIBRARY
BOOKS APPROVED
Many Local Ministers, in In
terviewS, Endorse the PIani
Several Persons Offer To
Donate Many Volumes.

Interest in the drive to provide the
public library with new books is be-
coming keen, as everybody who pat
ronizes the institution realizes that
plan which has been preached to call
for contributions of Looks, instead Of
money, is an excellent one and it is
thought that there will be a generous
response on the part of citizens when
the campaign starts.
A poll of several of the local minis
ters was taken yesterday with refer
ence to the library drive. Not all of
them could be reached, but the con-
sensus of opinion seemed to be that
the plan was feasible.
Rabbi Noise Bergman said:
THE whole idea is an excellent one
and should merit the approval of all
good Albuquerqueans. The system of
adding books to the library in this
way has worked well in other places,
and if a real addition to the library
can be made, it will prove a real bene-
fit to the community
The Rev. Hugh A. Cooper urges the
importance of obtaining books that
would be of real value to the general
public. He said that many trashy
books would inevitably be given which
must never reach the library shelves.
He laid particular emphasis on the
need Of strengthening the fiction and
the juvenile departments.
Il think it is good thing" said the
Rev, Winifred Zeiger. Certainly
we're for it. I'm glad you're not 60
ing to ask for money. Everybody is
tired of drives. But books-nearly
everyone has books to spare. l myself
have a lumber"
Father A. NJ. Mandalari said that
it would he a good thing if there were
more books on religious subjects in
the library. The Knights of Columbus
are planning to assist in the drive as
an organization.
Mrs. Barnes, lay reader of the Chris
tan scientists, was enthusiastic, While
not speaking for the church, she is
sure the local Scientists will be found
working as hard as anyone to make
the drive a success.
DIR. II. 5. Davidson spoke unre-
servedly in favor of it, and will do
what he can among the Congregation
alists to help the thing along.
The Rev. c. o. Beckman said that
the project is certainly worthy of the
endorsement of the people, and that
they ought to give their best books,
not their worst ones.
Some of the churches are planning
to take quotas and work for a definite
number of books. In other cases. the
churches themselves will back the
drive only indirectly. In addition to
the work that the church people do
a general appeal will he made to the
public.
A university professor has fortyl
recent books that he will contribute.
one woman who is going away in a |
few days is giving eighty books, large
ly new fiction. A prominent citize n
said yesterday that he would give "a
set of the Century Encyclopedia. A !
good many people have ten or a dozen
books that they can spare. If all re-
spond in whatever way they can the
library drive will be a success.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-29
MRS. N. {. WILLS SAFE
IN MINNESOTA TOWN
SWEPT BY TORNADO

Mrs. Nei! f. Wills of Albuquerque,
who was visiting in Fergus Falls.
Mimi, last week when the town was
struck by tornado, is safe. Mr.
Wills, who is here, received a letter
from her yesterday which said that
the house in which she was visiting
was badly damaged, The roof was
blown off and one side was blown out
but the occupants escaped uninjured.
Mrs. Wills heard the tornado ap-
preaching and she and the others
hurried to the basement.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-29
ODD FELLOWS TO GIVE
PICNIC AT GROVE AT
ALAMEDA ON FRIDAY

All members of the odd Fellows
and Rebekahs, ana their families, are
invited to attend the Fourth of July
picnic to be given by the odd Fellows
at Alameda grove. Conveyances will
leave odd Fellows han from $50 a. IN.
to a. m The women are expected to
prepare basket lunches. The commit
tee will furnish lemonade and ice
water and provide games and other
amusements.
All odd Fellows having automobiles
which they are willing to use in taking
members of the lodges and their fam
lies to the grove, are asked to call
phone 1917, 1868, 1269-M or 1552-M
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-29
BLOCK OF GROUND MAY
BE OBTAINED FOR PARK

move is on foot to acquire the
block or ground known as the apple
orchard, bounded by Third and Fourth
streets and Marble and Slate avenues,
for ues as city park. 1t probably
will be purchased with funds raised
by private subscriptions and given to
the city. This is a valuable piece OF
ground and, owing to its location.
would make an ideal place for a park.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IITI
What Car Now Rivals
The Hudson Super-Six?
Does Any Other Name Appeal Like Hudson Developed By
Years ExbiencH Approaches the Perfection Men Had Predicted

Owners of Hudson cars understand the
perfection that has been attained in the
new Super-Six. They have had expert
ence with its reliability and endurance.
1t was they who have done so much to
aid in its development.
And therefore it is natural that when
the new Super-Six was announced, the
first buyers should be those who knew
the car best.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-29
CHANGES IN TREATY
ARE IN VERBAGE ONLY

WashingtonN June 2S.-Acting Sec
rotary Polk informed the senate for
eign relations committee today that
the final official draft of the league
of nations covenant showed some
changes in wording from the version
printed in this country.
The information was sent in re-
Spouse to a request from Chairman
Lodge, who said in requesting a re-
print with corrections. that the diff
ferences apparently were due to in
accurate cable transmission.
THE changes are all verbal as far
as | can see.' SAID Senator Lodge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-29
AS Always in the Past,
Hudsons Are Scarce

There have never been sufficient
Hudsons to meet the normal demand.
Mid-season has always seen Hudson
shortage. This year is no exception,
Dealers are keeping delivery lists
made up in the same sequence as or
ders are placed.
Some dealers are already sold out for
weeks ahead. The situation grows more
acute daily
So see about your Hudson now.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-29
Here is Hudson Proof

The new Super-Six is just such car
as you would expect. 1t typifes all the
experience gained in building 10000
earlier models. Every speed and en-
durance test in some way influenced an
improvement in its performance and en-
DURANGO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-29
Its Quality Never Questioned

Not since the first Super-Six-four
years ago-proved it's leadership on
speedway and in road test, has anyone
questioned its position.
1t was the coveted car of thousands
who could not obtain deliveries and of
other thousands who could not meet its
price.
Now production is greater than ever
More buyers can be accommodated than
has been possible
Before you make your choice, look
over all the fine cars. Let your decision
result from the known qualities and
their comparative prices.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-29
Observation-Disclosures

AS result the new Super-Six starts
easier, rides easier and runs more
smoothly. All the old qualities are re-
tained-many are enhanced.
Think of the value of such a test as
the double trans-c ontinental run in
which a seven-passenger touring car
made the round trip from San Fran
cisco to New York in 10 days, Fl hours.
Or the 24-hour run in which one man
drove 1919 miles. So also of the many
speedway contests. Records more min
ute than the temperature charts of the
most careful physician, were kept of
every phase of Hudson tests. AS re-
suit Hudson engineers found ways of
enlarging Super-Six attributes, not pos
sible under other circumstances.
That is why each new Hudson is SUI
perior to its predecessor. 1t is why the
new model is more desirable than any
that has preceded it.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-29

ducing. Heretofore adverse market
ing conditions have made it necessary
to curtail the acreage planted each
year. With this obstacle removed,
Johnson's mesa ana 'Merino valley
are destined to become as large po,atu
producing areas as any similar local..
ties in the country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-29
HALF BILLION DOLLARS
FOR WATERWAYS URGED

Washington, June 2S.-Expenditure
of 100000, 900 during the next five
years in developing national water
ways system, is proposed in bill in
troduced today by Representative
Campbell, democrat. of Pennsylvania.
Five million dollars will be spent
each year for Pacific coast interior
waterways.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
PRACTICE SHOOT OVER
THE BELLEVUE TRAPS

The Wilmington Trapshootins Asso--
ciauon is looking forward TO that dale.
now not FAR distant. when The Philadel-
phia pike between This city and rs
grounds Is once more open for busi-
ness by automobiles. The club in tue
meanwhile is going 20 hold ITS regulet
saturday afternoon shoots with lb-
cral list or prizes offered for compel-
tion on each occasion
Saturday next Will however, be
somewhat OF an exception. the trafs.
being open for practice events only
This decision has been arrived at by
The management of The club because OF
the registered tournament scheduled
for that date by lhe dupont Gun Club
or pcnnsgr0No. y. j., which 10 is fully
expected viii Doe we'll attended by many
from lhls city who are anxious 10 Show
their appreciation of The manner 10
which The pcnnsgroyc clubs mcmber
support their tournaments.
The management OF the W. r. A. will
shortly distribute The regular monthl<
card OF events scheduled for The local
traps during me month OF June and is
satisfied ihal the prize list which i
viii contain will prove on sufficient in
iercst 20 insure a good weekly attend-
auco.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
SOLDIER BATTERY
FOR WILDEL TEAM

What promises TO be two OF The fast
est games ever played on the Military
Grounds viii be STAGED saturday when
Manager "Dad" viii line his WilDel
team up against the fast going Chemi-
cal Company. or The Del-Mar League.
Tho way Dads boys played last soiur-
day indicates they viii make the league
runners go some before They accept
the pangs OF defeat several changes
have been made IN the Wil-Dcl line-up
and several new players VIII appear in
Saturdays clash, including "shine'
PicrsOn, halling from rutherford. y.
j., who was formerly star hurlor FOR
the i0ih Balloon Company who with
A Strawbrldge, were discharged a few
days ago from the United States army.
A. Strawbridge. who Stood New Castle
on their ears last Saturday, will try
the same stunt on The Chemical boys
an the ilrst game on saturday, With
Crowlc behind The stick. The second
game viii flnd tho crack 10th Balloon
Company battery working together.
with pierson on he mound and The
all-around sirawbridgo behind the
stick. Both OF these boys won recog
milton from their hiehcr officers by
their wonderful work overseas In help
Ing capture the championship OF the
northeastern section, S. o. s.. for the
10Th Balloon Company. and upon these
two eX-soldiors Wil-Del Will bank their
last hope.
Stillwell well-knovn 10 Wilmington
fans, will have charge of The initial
sack. with Jessie" Coyle on second.
Captain Patton. who needs no intro
duction, will prance around The halfway
station. The hot corner win be taken
care OF by either Greene or Conner.
Both Of these boys are fast and with
their eXperience in the game. 70 viii be
a toss up who gels The selected posi-
tion.
The Outfeid selections remain unde-
oided. Smith. however. win play cen
ter The rest % The team viii be-
picked from Carlln, Duffy, Worth and
G. sirawhridee.
One 0f iho greatest crowds that ever
witnessed d0ublo-hcader on The Mill
iary Grounds is expected on saturday
Manager dad" requests the following
named players 90 be on hand Friday
evening for practice Conner. Smith.
Greene stillwell. Patton. Coyle. Crow
le, Carlin. A. Strawbridse, g.. Straw
bridge, pury, Worth, Picrson.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
DEFIANCE QUlPS

Well, boys we added another league
game TO our list White Circle was the
victim this time, f. 10 2
Jimmie Quinn pitched mssterful
game, having White Circle at his mercy
an during the game.
Jimmy Msllay got his bumps IN the
flrst inning. six runs took the heart
out OF him.
Lex" Gillespie pulled down 1--WE diff
foull flies In left he is there. When
you hit it 70 letf lts In the sewer.
"rhermo' Hynson played his usually
good game al short
Hynsons hands arc sore. he says rs
from bending pipe al puseys. but the
boys say you can't stand up an even
ing swinging a baseball bat and not
have sore lands.
The twilight games are becoming
quite popular at Third and Adams
streets.
Defiance has yet 10 taste defeat
either In twilight or league ball.
We have had games scheduled with
The Harlan Apprentices on three diff
ferent occasions. but each time the
game was cancelled
Although we don't know the reason
OF tho cancellations, IL may be cold
feet.
What's the matter. Mr.. Burke. why
not give us a game?
Freddy" Clark has Just returned
from a trip TO Virginia. looking ne a.
fiddle. He is ready 10 hop In ant
pitch sny old time.
Everybody Is ready for shamrock
Saturday A great rivalry has sprun
up between Defiance and shamrock
and a good game Is sure 10 ensue.
Mickey" Mcconnell distinguished
himself In his flrst start In a lesgu
game by pulling down two hard drive
70 right and garnering three hits
Captain Walsh has sure been hittinl
that old apple 40 a terrific clip. Il
I seems no pitcher can stop him.
"Brus' Lowell and Bud" Clark play
ed nice games aneld and came through
with their usual hit
"Fuzo' Quinn turned out IN his new
uniform last Saturday and maybe he
didn't look good. he answered the ap-
plause Of The crowd in the FIRST in
ming by banging out triple with
two on
Lefty" Dillon and Red Hession
have been added 20 our pitching staff
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
KEYSTONE HAS NEW
PITCHING MARVEL

Keystone Field Club viii meet their
toughest test Of the season on saturday
when they lineup against the All-Wil-
mington League leaders, the Eleventh
Ward team. The field club has q sur
prise In store for the Eleventh Ward
BOYS. who no doubtf'think they Will
win with ease.
The field club has been handicapped
all season by not having a pitcher
However. on Saturday they viii have
one Of the best men that ever took the
mound in the All-Wllmington League.
Bobby Patterson will do the catching
and Clint Dill viii also be back. The
rest Of the team will be. as follows
Infeld. Ruth, Galloway. Plummer,
Baldwin: outheld. Bill Davis, Brodley,
Winthrup. Neal Lynch and Dave Pat
terson.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
SMYRNA DEFEATS
MIDDLET0WN CUBS

MlDDLE1ONN. June --Middlotown
Cubs lost again yesterday 40 The hands
Of the smyrna club. 90 g. The local
boys apparently had The game won.
leading I'm the NTH inning by i've runs.
Dickson, however. suddenly weakened,
being found for several hits which net
ted six runs. sufficient to put the game
on ice. Smyrna came from. behind with
rush, scoring heavily In the sixth.
seventh and eighth innings Jimmie
Donshue was the star OF the afternoon
with double and triple and two brill
liant catches. Dickson led In the attack
with three blngles. peenie Hall pulled
a real Collins play in the seventh by
spearlng a ball with one hand, which
was apparently labelled for a homer.
The regular nine VIII play New Castle
here Saturday.
The score
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
nrnctnEs WINS LIS nNr.

Hercules gave iho dupont Accounts
Payable lacing yesterday. Day
pitching for Hercules. whinling ~ OF
the IS men who faced him, passing
none and allowing but two hits.
SCORE By INNINGS
Hercules Club .........i ; q XII
dupont Accis. Payable 20 0 o o. }
Hits. on Stevenson. 2. on Taylor. 81
on nay, 2 earned runs. Hercules q
dupont A p o. two-base hits. Mckay
S0morville. Soeligmann: struck out, by
nay. a.: by Taylor. 9; left on bases
Hehcules. &. DUPONT A. p. 2. stoicr
bases Mckay. 2; Glenn, 4 +; Jones, ~
Weaver. 4, oakley. 2; Stevenson. NJ
Ball. 4 Sacrinoe hits, Oakley; bases or
balls, on Taylor, 3: time OF game, q
umpire. Flanagan.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
SALES WIN FIRST
IN HERCULES LEAGUE

The Hercules lnter-Department Base
BAN League. composed Of The Engineer
lns, Accounting. Sales and Purchasing
clubs. started ils season last Monday,
sales defeating Engineering
The league VIII play games on Mon
day and Thursday evenings Accounting
and Purchasing Will play this after
noon. Great interest is being displayed
I'M the new organization.
SCORE By INNINGS.
Sales Dept. ..........O o 50f 2-i2
Engineering Dept ....i O0i0i o. 3
Earned runs. Sales. s; Engineering, o;
iWo-bsse hit. Underwood: home runs,
Day, somerville; Struck out, by somcr-
vllle Q; by Walsh. 10; stolen bases,
Weaver, Albaugh. 3; Whitehead; bases
on balls. Somerville, a; Walsh, ?.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
FIVE LEADING BNTsWEN
IN THE MAJOR LEAGUE
Amcricnn League
PRACTICE ron TRIANGLE.
National league.

Tho Triangle team Of the All-Wli
minFton League will practice ionighi
40 Ninth avenue and Duncan strce-
Tho following players arc asked to re-
port. Edge. Simon Grcenwell Salters
navnc. Herbert. Reasin RufN Baker
Bickia. ConNcry. Conway. Smith, Me-
Cunough. Bunting and Brand.
A special meeting will be held to-
morrow evening al the home Of Captain
Ruf no 1905 Brown street. 10 which
am the players are invited as some
very important busincs is 10 be trans.
acted
on Saturday Triangle team viii meet
the puscy and Jones team on the Elev-
cnh ward grounds
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
HARMONY GRANcE MEEIING.

Harmony Grange held a meeting Mon
day night with eighteen members pres
ent. An invitation was received TO at
tend Farmers Day at the Delaware Col
lege experimental farm on Saturday.
The literary program was opened with
music by Naomi Brackin: reading by
steele Atwell; reading by Gertrude At
well' recitation, Joseph Mitchell, Jr.
Robert B. Walker read a letter from
France; reading, Ethel Brackn; pa
per on the educational part Of the
grange was read by Ellen Wollsston.
The grange decided 10 postpone next
weeks netting until June Is on ac-
count OF the festival Of Brandywine
Springs school.
The Parent-Teachers' Association OF
Harmony school~will hold a meeting
tonight
Evening journal., 1919-06-05

Hits on Dickson, 5; Illghman, y
Earned runs, Middletown, 3; smyrna. 3.
Tvo-base hits. Donahue, Berkmsn.
Three-base hits. Donahue. Struck out
by Dickson. 6; by Tilghman. 5. Double
plays. Berkman 10 Jolls. Jacobs 70 Pat
terson 20 Thomas. Left on bases, Md
dletown, 6: Smyrna. 5. stolen bases
Jacobs. Hodgson, 3; B. Patterson, Berk-
man. Sacrifice hits, Jolls. Kirk Hit BY
pitched ball. Weber. Berkman. Base on
balls. by Dickson, + Tilghman' 1 Wild
pitches. Dickson. Tilghman Passed
bals. Weber, Patterson. Thomas. Num-
Der OF innings pitched by Dickson ,;
Tilghman. Q.
Time Of game 2O2 Umpire Pinder.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
srARs AGAIN nININIEn.

W G. +. B. B. A. c. again save The
Yard Masters stars a trouncing at sew
entesnth and Church streets last even
Ing by the score Of ~ 10 a.
Score by innings RH.E.
W G. E.........OiOIOOO6i-i2 "a 4
Yard Masters ..3O0OOOOOf-4 6 3
The W. q. z. p. p A. c.. would like
70 hear from any amateur team in the
city. send challenges 10 r. A. Paris,
23O0 Lamotte street.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
BRANDYWINE DEFEATS
81. pATRCKS.

In a twilight game last evening
Brandywine after a hard battle defeat
ed 81. Patrick's TO q. Fahey pitched
hard game for ST. Patrioks Brandy
wine win organize a boys league, and
any manager wishing TO get in should
call at Manager Coyle's, No. 4ii Van
dever avenue. The lineup of Brandy
wine follows Coyle. O; A. Toy p,
Hance, ss; Clsrine, ib; ". Coyle 2b
n. Toy, ab; shelng. n. Harriiy. cf; B.
Harrity. n.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American Icanue.

At Philadelphia n.H p.
New York 02OO322f fO-iO i2 4
Philadelphia OOO2O 2-7i0 3
Batteries-Nelson and Hannah Rog-
crs and McAvoy
At Washington: r. II. T.
Boston ... ..OiOi24OOO-s Q 4
Washington "A 100000 Ia 8 2
Batteries-James and Schang, Robert
son and picinlch
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
ayr DORuTORY vs.. BANITHs.

A lively game Is expected tonight
when the Bankers and Dormitory men
will come together on diamond No. 4,
Eighteenth and Van Buren streets.
Standing.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05

Elimination OF the nineteenth
hole on our golf courses may
lead 10 reduction to the old
nine-hole distance. Nine holes
on grape juice is cnua.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05

Chicago at New York.
ST. Louis 40 Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
Detroit at Boston.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
TrNDIFR nRoPs cuANTy

PHILADELPHIA. juno 5-Lew Tend
Ter. phlladelphia's premier lightweight.
knocked out George CLANCY, Baltimore.
In tho nrst round Of their bout last
night.
J. Tiputz. thls city drew with
Johnny Dundee In the seml-fnal and In
another bout Matt Brock. Cleveland.
fought draw with Harry Pierce.
Brooklyn
which gives Us Two morc Dependable
twirlcrs.
70 would please us immensely 90 ad
veriise a game with Harlan Appren
tices. but Mr.. Burke win give as nr
satisfaction
He Is one man who would rather M
business by letters than by word OF
month. When approached on me sub
ieot he said. drop me n line" which
is about an tho satisfaction we could
get.
Well. boys. see you az The game sat.
urday afternoon o'clock
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
American Leanuc.
GAMES TODAY.
National League
American League.

Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
MOLD LOFT AND
LAYERS-0UT WIN

In The Harlan Twilight League last
evening Mold Loft defeated Material 4
20 2 and Layers-Out shut out Reamers
= 20 o. Scores by innings:
Mold Loft Material.
Mold Loft .................2 200 -
Material ...................O -
stolen bases, McCaulley, Ward, Gam
bic. Patterson, Price, Warren; left on
bases, Mold Loft. q; Material, 3; bases
on balls, Ward, 3; Long, 4: hit by
pitcher. by Price. tHager) by Ward,
4 lGrayson): struck out, by Ward, 81;
by Long, >: by Price, 6; passed balls,
simmons, ?; umpire, Bill Martin.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05

From all the fuss they mad
picking referee for the BIZ
fight one would think Jc5'
Willard was going to grsppH
with that individual instead q,
Dempsey. "
Evening journal., 1919-06-05

IIIlt, z,,IUf2, XIV, z.I41t, z1I4.
Belmont Stake, 60 per cent of amount
subscribed and cup presented by Joshua
Evans TO winner: second horse. 30 per
cent; third horse, 10 per cent.
Sweet Spirit, b. m. by Walnut.
Great Spirit by Prodigar Own
ef. J L. Herman, Asbury Park,
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
National Ieaque.

At Polo Grounds: R.H.E.
Pmllles e.. Il 900 ; 0O2 2O-s ~ O
New York o., 10000 0OO0-2 S
Batteries-Iscobs and Adams: Barnes
and Gonzales.
AZ Boston-First gsme; R.H. 2.
Brooklyn. o.. 1908 00Oi- IS q
Boston, ... D.. 100000 02-3 a q
Batteries-Marquard and Kruger
Filligins and GOwdy.
Second game. RH r.
Brooklyn .. 100000 OO-3 6 I
Boston ......2 00ii Ox-6 9 I
Batteries-Mamaux and Miller: Scott
and Wilson.
At ST. Louis r. n r
Cincinnati o.. O0O2O 00O-3 3 3
St. Louis o.. .Oi0Of02 OK Q 3
Batteries-Sallee and WingO; Good
win and Clemons.
At Chicago: r. II. r.
Pittsburgh OO0OOOOOO i-iii q
Chicago ... 10000 10000 3 3
Batteries Hamilton and Lee; Vaughn
and Kllhfer.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
SCORE BY INNINGS

rs n. r.
ST. Patricks ..i0f2fOO0O2-7 3
Brandywius ..O2O2OOt2Oi-S s .