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Evening journal., 1919-11-20
Tartar on I Ieetfl
Shows You Leave the Film
An Suensnt AeerOoed By HIGH Denial AuthOiie,
Remove the Film
ed By High Dental AutLOHties

Film is the basis of tartar It is the source of dis
colored teeth and decay.
In brushing teeth you leave Shiny film. You can
feel it with your tongue 1t clings TO teeth enters
crevices and stays. Your tooth paste cannot dis
solve it Most Doth troubles are traced to that
clinging film
That film is what discolors-not the teeth. 1t holds
food substance which ferments and forms acid. It
holds the acid in contact with the teeth to cause
decay.
Millions of germs breed in il. They, with tartar.
are the chief cause of pyorrhea. So the one great
object in cleaning teeth should be to end that tlr
Dental science, after years Of searching has found
a way to do that. For home use the way is now
embodied in a dentifrice called Pepsodent.
The results are known. Convincing, clinical and
laboratory tests have proved them beyond question
Leading dentists everywhere now advocate its use.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
MhAMazuM
asEPTIC sORE TmROAT."

oEFIIN NUIE IIINUfIs
Septic sore throat Is a highly com
disease affecting the throat,
which frequently occurs In epidemlcs
among people using milk from a par
tlcular supply.
II Is characterized by a redness and
soreness OF the mucous membrane or
the throat, enlargement OF the glands
in the neck, fever and prostration.
The throat at first is generally DIFF
fusely reddened, somewhat as In scar
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
n, pOnMITOnY MEN WELL T0NICnT

The Dormltory Mems Association OF
the Y. NJ C. a. will hold a "get-to-
geiher" meeting in the social room OF
the "Y" ton ght. A number Of plans
for The winter season will be discussed
and all OF the memb RS OF the associa-
tlon and other dormitory men are
asked TO be present.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

reputable surgeon at once and follow
his advice.
Q. What is the best treatment for
adenOlds?
A. Removal by surgical operation by
a competent physician.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

we're neuraglc headache over the right
eye. What you'd you adviser
A. This symptom Is very suggestive
or an Inflammation OF the hollow bone
making up the forehead This c0ndl-
ton, known as "sinusitis" Is very com
mon and can be treated successfully by
a nose and throat specialist who draws
out the accumulated pus. DO not neg
lect the trouble.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

See how teeth glisten
when the film is gone.
l. is film that makes
teeth look dirty. It is
film that is the source
Of most tooth troubles.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
ANSWERED.

0. When ! read. my eye-llds twitch
The trouble Is recent and appears to
be getting worse. What shall I dot
A. You probably need glasses. Con
suit reliable ocullst and have him ex-
anime your eyes.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

Q. Would you advise treatment Of a
lump In the breast with Whites Sys-
TEN OF colored lights and influence OF
magnetic meridlan3
\. Decidedly no. What kind Of rub
bish have you been read.ng7 Go 10 a
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brush -FOUR, TROT AND PACE.
Barney, b. &, "A. Alhano) ......e 1
Leo A. b, g, o. A, Barrlugton) i
Time. l;l3ia. 1907, los
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two run lead. The Dodgers tied 1t up
in their half Of the inning on hits by
Olson, Griffith and Wheat and Cravath 8
error. Wheat doubled in the fourth.
went tc third on Myers sacrifice and
registered on Konetchys belt past third.
A pass to Luderus and singles by Cra-
vath and Baird enabled the Phillies to
tie things in the sixth
Adams singled in the seventh and
got home on Williamss homer over the
right field wall. Olson appeared to have
tossed away the game in the eighth
when the Phillics scored two more runs
on singles by Baird and Pearce and
Ivy's frenzied flip to the plate on an
attempted double setal.
With the score 7 to 3 against them,
the Dodgers went out in their half of
the eighth and tied the score on singles
by Olson, Magee, Wheat and Myers,
passes to Griffith and Mitchell. who
batted for Malone; Konetchy's sacrifice
and Cravaths boot. Callahan tatted
for Smith in the ninth and Watson went
In the box in the tenth.
a double by Adams and errors by
Wheat and Magee gave the PhiDies
run, in the eleventh. but the Dodgers
tied things up again in their half OF
tho inning on Magees triple and Grit
fth's sacrifice fly.
Whitted's single. a sacrifice by Will
liams and a timely thump by Lu1erus
put Philadelphia In front once more
in the sixteenth, only TO have the Dodg
ers again tie the score on singles by
Griffith, Wheat and Myers and a poor
throw TO first by Adams,
The Dodgers left for Boston last night
and will not return TO Ebbets Field I'M
til June "a. The score:
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WILLARD REACHES
SCENE OF CONTEST
Champion Will Begin COndi-
tioning for Bout With Demp-
sey Tomorrow.

TOLEDO, O., June Weary from his
long, hot journey from California. Jess
Willard. the worlds heavyweight cham
pion. arrived here late tonight to begin
the real work OF preparing for his cham
pionship contest with Jack Dempsey in
the Bayvlew Park arena July 4.
The champion came from his home
In Lawrence. Kansas, where he spent
Saturday with his wife and their five
children. Willard and his party mace Ii
brief stop in Chicago this afternoon,
leaving for Toledo at s o'clock.
After greeting Tex Richard, promoter
OF the contest. and other friends. Will
lard hurried to a hotel for a refreshing
sleep He probably will be established
In his living quarters within a day or
two.
Willard intends to inspect tomorrow
the Casino. clubhouse on the shores
OF Maumee Bay, where he will do his
training. and may loosen his muscles
"a BIT although II is probable he may
defer doing any work until Tuesday.
1t was scorching hot to-day, but the
heat did not prevent a capacity crowd
tanning Dempseys canvas enclosed
arena. After driving his punching bag
from its mornings and Juggling at the
weights, Dempsey boxed four bristling
iOuluS- JdCh Lawn, Il CleNeldnu llHnl
heavyweight, and Soldier Santon Of New
York left the ring with their knees
sagging from the punching the chal-
lenger handed them. They each boxed
a round
The Jamaica Kid, n l65-pound negro
from New York. gave Dempsey the most
spirited workout. He Is a skilful boxer
and hard hitter. and revelled In ex-
changing punches with the challenger.
Terry Kellar faced Dempsey in the final
round of the workout.
Dempsey reeed off seven miles on
the road this morning. rowed a boat for
three miles and went swimming with
members of his training staff.
Jock Malone, the St Paul weller
weight, and Sailor Ralston OF the army
were matched tonight to meet in the
semi windup to the Willard Dempsey
match. Ralston is stationed at Camp
Funston. They will box ten rounds
Three other preliminaries will be staged
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NAVY'S CONQUERING
ATHLETES HONORED
Boisterous Greetings to Oars
men and Ball Players.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. June 1.-The mid
shipmen outdid themselves this after
noon in honorng their representatives
who had broken the long chain of army
victories by winning az West Point
Saturday and who had swept the river
at Philadelphia. Both parties arrived
here about o'clock and received a well
come they will long remember.
The conquering athletes were met ut
the cars and either dragged in hacks by
the midshipmen or carried on their
shoulders to Bancroft Hall, where the
chief demonstration took place
Responses to insistcUt calls for
speeches were made by Iieutenant-Com-
mander Anderson, baseball representa-
tive: Coach Billy Lush, Capt Blakeslee
and Catcher Cloughley Of the ball team,
and by Lieutenant Commander Joe r
Ingram, Representative Rowan. Capt
Harris and StorNinsham OF the crew.
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MOHAWK ATHLETES
WIN POINT TROPHY
Outscore RiUals in Bronx Ath-
ietic League Games.

Athletes OF the Mohawk Athletic Club
won the team prize yesterday at the
handicap games OF the Bronx Athletic
League at Macombs Dam Park Its
representatives rolled up the fine score
OF a. points. St. Anselm's lads were
second with is and the Ozanam A. C.
third with s.
The individual star Of the meet was
j. Reicher OF the Mohawk A. c.. who
won the running broad and high jumps
The summaries
hawk 4. C. % yards. j. Brakeman.
Ozanam A. G. q YARDS. second: w Net.
f. fF ps MSsay 81 An.. & a5 5. vs ,4ITd
fourth. Time, 10 as seconds
900 Yard Run---won by J. Brlckman
o ,sani,I7 A, C.. IS yards; a. Levy, s.
Kelley, Mohawk A. {. dscrstchS, third
H. Darby. ST. Anselms A. G. Is YARDS
Han Mile Run--Won by w. Hill Mo.
hawk a. c. go yards; NJ Feltner
Bronx Church House so yardsl. second
l.. Bennett. ST. Anselm's A c. as ysrds),
fourth. Time 2:43
Two Nile Rg gn-,w9.n by KLAUS; St
,Mohswk A, c, $50 YARDS, second co not T,
Birch, st. ,Anselm's 4 q ,C?25 yards
Reicher. Mohawk A. c. t41, IT,. "a f.
in, II. Politzer Mohawk A. c. q NJ
81 r., 10 In. second: II. Darby. St. An
selm's \. c. o. IT., 81 It. ga in
(scratch). 81 II. in. fourth
Twelve Pound Shot Put--won by p
in; J. Reicher. Mohawk A. c. 90
IT., 80 n. Sli in, second: l.. Reichert
Mohawk A. c. t15 IT.. ~ It. l in. third
w. Meter. Mohawk A. c. N2 IT.. &C
II in. fourth.
Running High Jump-Won by J.
Reicher, Mohawk A. c. % in. 3 It. 10
in. r. Grove. Bronx Church House (6
I'M, IT. 10 in, second. E. Benzinger,
St. Anselms A. c. C2 I'M, 5 II. in
third; H. X. storms. Pennant A. <. q in,
Is n. In, fourth.
Point score-Mohawk A. c., a: St
Anselm's A C., Is; Ozanam A. c. s,
Bronx Church House 6; Pennant l.
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PARNHAM PERFORMS
IRON MAN. STUNT
Pitches Baltimore to Double
Victory Over Newark by
5 to | and Z to 8.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterday Cameo,

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
jersey city. 1e; Reading, 10.
Baltimore, 5. Newark. 1 DIST game).
baltimore, Z. Newark. 3 ed game).
Rochester 9; Buffalo, Ga inninEs).
No other game scheduled.
Standing OF the Clubs
P.w.L.PCl PwLPC
Baltimore 20 20 8 .ssOlBunalo "a l2 ia t-p
toronto. y N .6ooiNewark... 80 10 10 .40s
hochester "a II 10 ESQ Reading. % BIS EOS
bing ton. q 10 IL .55eJersey City IS 20 .css
Games Scheduled for To-day.
Jersey City in Reading
baltimore in Newark
Buffalo in Rochester.
Bingham;on in Toronto.
Ruoc Parnham did the Iron man"
stunt yesterday. pitching Baltimore to q
double victory over Newark. The first
game came easy by 5 to ] score. but
the second game was a pitchers battle
until the seventh. when Shea weakened
and Baltimore won by a score OF to 8.
The score:
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Philadelphia. 200001220o 100000 Ito
Brooklyn....... 20010004 o0l00O01 10 3
Two base hits-Luderus. Adams Wheat,
Konetchy. Three base hit-Magee. Home run
Williams. stolen bases - BAIRD, Pearoe
Adams, Olson. Kruger. Sacrifice hits
Whitted. Williams, Smith Myers ?, Konetchy
Sacrifice fiy-Gri Nth. Double plays-Adams
and Luderus; Mssee and olson. Left on
bascs-Ph adelphia a. Brooklyn Is First
base on errors-Philadelphia. g. Brooklyn l.
Bases on bslls-Of Smith, Griffith
MITCHELL; off Watson. tKrueger . Griffith
honetchy) of ffetfer. Williams, Luderus
Adams, Hits and earned runs-On Smith
u and in innings; of Watson and in
10 innings; on Pfeher, runs Struck out
Ky Smith, tMagee Kruger Pfener): by
Watson, Myers, Konerchyl: by Pfeffer &
1Luderus, Crayath. Baird, Pearce ?. WATSON.
raised hall-krueZer Winning pitcher-wat-
son. Umpires -Messrs. Byron (platel and
Harrison lbases). Time OF games hours and
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WINS WITH DWELLING SWORD

Verein won the duelling sword compet-
ton yesterday at the annual field day
OF the Amateur Fencers' League of
America on the New York Athletic Clubs
grounds at Travers Island. Strauss I'm
winning the event defeated Ernest Riebe
a club mate, !. c. Shaffler OF the New
York A. c. and Herbert Hirsh OF the
Fencers' Club, For his victory Strauss
was given pair of duelling swords do
mated by Samuel T. Shaw.
In pistol duel competition at twenty
yards Dr. Graeme NJ. Hammond, presi-
dent OF the New York A. c.. was re-
turned the winner.
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Grated ,or D.u,o-., Totals. "a s 7tes IS :
| fWood out, hit by batted ball '"'I"s'
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Wood Olco't, h. :, c.. Manning ....
lIhy Medium. o. IN. a. A. Barrlngnl J
Nowburn, h = a. Baronrl ........ 3 9
Time OH. 1.01.
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Boston ,:,....,......0 90 90 o d
New York. .........O 90 0 0 o x-2
Eales Home run-Zimmerman. Stolen
bases-Young, Burns. Sacrifice hit
Heating O. Double plays-Rlggert and
Gowdy; Fletcher. Doyle and Chase: Raw
lings Blackburne and Holke. Left on
balls--on Benton (Riggert 2, GowdyJ, on
Heating (Byrnes q. Hits-On Nehf 3
In "a Innings. on Heating In Ia In
nings. Hit by pltcher-By Benton (dolke).
Struck out-By Benton 2 Powell -. by
Heating (chase, Kauff, Benton. Win
Keating Umpires - o'Dsy and Qugley
Time. / hour and SO minutes
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INDIANS ON BATTING
RAMPAGE: BEAT SOX
GandI and Speaker Are In.
definitely Suspended.

CHICAGO, June l (Amerlcan) .-Cleve-
land went on batting rampage in the
seventh inning and with the aid OF
errors. defeated Chicago to 3. Iris
speaker and Chick Gandil. the players
who participated in a rough and tumble
fight during yesterdays game. TO-DAY
were notified by President Ban johnson
that they had been indefinitely sus-
pended. The score:
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SOLDIER NINE TO PLAY.

The Haywoods, ball team conn ,sed
of members OF Col. Bill Haywood's In
fantry, will be the opponents of the In
erSeals in next Saturdays game at
Dyckman oval, near the Dyckman street
subway station. The team is captained
by Sergeant Spotwood Poles, formerly
leading batsman OF tho Lincoln Giants.
The team has just returned from a tour
OF the West. where the former warri ,rs
made splendid record.
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RIDGEwoOD FIELD TO REOPEN

The old Rldgewood Baseball Grounds
at Wyckon avenue and Halsey street
Brooklyn, will reopen next Sunday with
a double header. The big event will be
a clash between the Ridgewoods and
Red Caps, captaned by e, Il. Earle
Willie Kelleher viii be in the box for
the Ridgewoods and Wade viii twirl
for the Red Caps. a former New Eng
land Lacquer win catch Keileher. The
Erles Of Rldgewood viii meet a fast
>local nine In the early contest.
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SILK S0X BEAT RED SOX.
Worlds Champions Lose to Jersey
Trade Team.

PATERSON, y. J June TEN thou-
sand fans saw the Doherty SILK Sox
trim tho Boston American worlds cham
pions here this afternoon in a ten IN
ming struggle, 10 3. Lefty Baum
gartner held the Bostous safe outside
the opening round, when Babe Ruth hit
homer over the right field fence with
two on base. Frank Talcott, the former
Yale pitcher. singled in the tenth and
scored Peploski with the winning run
I he score:
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JERSEY CITY BEATS READING.
Wins Singing Match by Score 10
TO 10,

READING, Pa, June 1-IInterna-
tional) Jersey City drove Barnhardt
and Weinert out of the box in the first
inning to-day and won a slugging match
from Reading. Is to 10. Thirty-two
hits were made, thirteen of which vera
Tor extra bases. Most OF Jersey rtty's
long distance smuggling was crowded into
tho first two innings. Tho score:
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PIRATES WIN FIRST
GAME: LOSE SECOND
Beat Reds in 10th, 4to 3, Then
Drop Sunset Tilt, 10 to 2.

CINCINNATI, June -(National) 49,
After being defeated in the first game
by Pittsburg to 8. In ten innings
Cincinnati batted Evans hard in the sec
ond game OF the double header here to-
day and won. 10 TO 2. The score:
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RIxEY REPORTS TO CooMBs,

Epna Jeppa RiXey. the elongated Phn-
adcpha southpaw who only recently
returned from service In France. re-
ported to Manager Jack Coomhs OF the
Phillies at Ebhets Field yesterday and
donned uuifolm Ia practice. He
greatly will strengthen the PHILADELPHIA
hurting corps. Win good pitching and
the return OF n1vy bancroft. who is on
the hospital list. Philadelphia Will not
stay long in the second division.
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DATED for Doom in ninth.
fBatted for Donohue In ninth

TbaIItu Tor Donohue In ninth.
Jersey Clty..........7 o 0 n Old
headlngl ............1 2 Ito
Two base hits-Cohh, Downey, Bauman.
Welser, Doolan, Sheridan. Three base hits
elssr = boWney. Home runs-Morri-
tette. Biemller, Cobb. Konn!ck stolen
hases-Biemillsr. De Neville Wigelsworth
Sacrihce hit-Blemi!ler. SAcrihcA--Downey
Doph.e play-BaumHn TO B.em!.lsr to pc
Neville. Lett on hasos -Je~soy city 10,
Reading 2. Bases on halls-Or weinert /.
on Morrisette y, on ponohue T. Hits-O6
Barnhardt :, 6 at bat in one-third inning;
on Weinert 8, at bat in one inning; on
Donohue 10, SO at hat In Se-3 tnninEx
HIT by pitcher-Ry Donohue ODE Novills),
struck out-By Donohue S. BY Morrisetts
:, WNd pitoh-Morrisstto. Umpires-
Philbin and Wagner
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sis Ringer, b. (. IF. NobIel '-......'.....l 1
Guion. Oh. c 90. ....-...... 2 Z
Time l.GG. 1850
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PITCHES NO HIT, NO RUN GAME.

Buster Coughlin. pitching for tho Au-
dubons against Tho Bronx Brownies at
Bennett Field yesterday afternoon twirled
no hit, no run game. He struck out
eleven batsmen, Thirty men facedfbin
Not ball was hit to the outfeld on
Coughlin's pitching. va
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BID FOR CHAMPIoNsHIp BOUT.

Montreal is the latest bidder for r.
return Championship match between
Jack Brltton and Ted Lewis. George
Kennedy. the leading promoter OF the
Canadian city. has opened negotiations
with Charlie Harvey to secure the match.
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FIRST GAME.

Two base hH-Kath, Three base MS
Wingo, Boeckel. Stolen bases-Bigbee Sac
rthce hit-Boeckel. Sacrifice fy-Boeckel
Double plays-Groh and Rath; Cutshsw and
MoIlwitz; Cutshaw. Terry and Mollwitz.
left on bases-Pittsburg, 6; Cincinnati. 2.
baiis-On Fisher, ?; off Adams, /. Hit by
pitcher-By Fisher. l. Struck out-By Fisher.
=. nv Adams T.
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TIGERS RALLY IN EIGHTH.
Defeat st. Louis. to 4, After
Browns Tie Count in sixth.

DETROIT. June / (American) After
st. Louis had tied the score In the sixth
inning, Detroit won in tho eighth on
Heilmann's double, F1agstead's sacrifice
and Ellisons long fly. The score was
. to I. The score:
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VAUGHN HAS PERFECT
DAY IN ST. LOUIS
Gets 3 Hits and Pass and
Beats Cards, 3 to I.

ST. LOUIS, June 1-CNationaD -
Naughn's good pitching and timely hit
ting won for Chicago 3 to l victory
over st. Louis to-day Vaughn allowed
six scattered hits and himself got three
singles and u walk in four times at Dat.
The score
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SECOND GAME.
Totals .ss27?i So Totals. =. 30 10 I2tesl6
sBatted for Sweeney in ninth inning
tBoeckel out hit by batted ball

Pittsburg. ......,.,... 0 =
Two base hit, ongel. Three base hits
Groh, Cutshaw. Stolen bases-Cueto Rari-
den Southwark, 3 SArr hce hts-Roush
Kopf. Daubert .. Sacrifice hy-Cueto Left
on bases -Pittsburz, &; Cincinnati. 6. First
base on errors-PittshurE, j; Cincinnati. /.
Bases on bslls-On Ruether. 8; of Evans ,.
struck out by Ruethcr D. by Evans, 5.
Passed ball-sweeney.
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cbicago '0' ~ n a IN n q .
st. Louis...........,... o 0 o.
Two base hit-Stock. stolen base-Shottou
Sacrifice hits Killeter. Lear. Sacrifice ny-
FlHck Double play-t'lemons and Miller. Loft
on bases-Chicago, .; st. Louis, I. First base
on errors-Chicago, .. Bases on balls-On
Vaughn, ?; on Tuero. 5; on HorStnpn, .
Hts-Oh Tuero, in innings. INT by
ptcher-By Tuero LEAR. Struck out-By
Vaughn, S; by Tuero. 2. Losing pitcher
Tuero.
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Mcbride. Judge. Stolen base Menosky
Sacrifice hit-Murphy. Left on bases--NeN
York. 5: Washington. I. First base on error
New York. !. Bases on balls-On Russell
3. Hits-of Russell in innings; of Nell
son. in . innings. Hit by ptcher-By John
son FewSer). Struck out-By johnson.
by Russell. 9. losing pitcher-Russel
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York, 2; Boston, I.
los Brooklyn, 0 us innings).
Chicago, 81 st. Louis, ].
Pittsburg, a. Cincinnati. 3 (first camel
Cincinnati, 10j Pittsburg, 2 (second game)
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ROCHESTER WINS IN 18TH.

ROCHESTER. y. Y, June l. t1ntcrna-
tional) won in inc twelfth
inning to-day from Buffalo TO 4. The
score:
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Luderus'S Double DO1v1S
Dodgers in | 8th Inning
Major League Records
for the Last Week

The weeks record in each league Of games
played. won and lost, with runs, hits,
errors. men left on bases. and runs scored
by opponents, including games Of Saturday,
May 81 is as follows:
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nihSi NAhE.
BALTIMORE Ill NEN ARK
Baltimore
Newark

Two base hit--Lowrey. Stolen ba<es--
| Lowrey :. Sacrifice hit-Jacohson. Sacri.
| nee fy-Jacobson Double play--Baley Nor
gan. and Bishop. Left on hssrs--Baltimore,
| .; Newark, ,. First base rrrors-Ne wark
!: Baltimore. |. Bases on balloon Terhune
Z; on Jerson, .; of Parnham, g Hlts--Off
Ierhune, in innings; of Jerson. In
| innings. Struck out-By Parnham. s. nv
Jerson. l. Winning pitcher-Parnhani wild
pltch-Jerson. Losing pitcher-Tcrhune.
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington. b; New York, 2.
Cleveland, 81 Chicago. 8.
Detroit. 8; st. Louis. 4.
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HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
By DANIEL.


the Giants
York club failed
%s G not Know the
the race with rSat looked Ns . the a worst
with tn. Beosn' No~
Sa%
shupp Sesn reaed to the dsoards
a. game
n 1nat he had
with little nursing the Louisville will his
pitch sG HI. pc mes his and TOns
recently obtained from the Phns for George smith
asSnes the en Giants ~ breeze Trough c Wnc
become N sreat % too Tuh 1 S n and US S be G %
n r %sF S snd the 5
seems to have done his has sumpod badly
Yankees Climb at Expense of Luoke,s Senators.
.g place ss but
was mighty senator's
Sa r sn n ss a s S % ns 1 S
@ m; ps 5 sD
noise like pennant
acts Dempsey the Popular Choice.
popu Ill begin beg work so % mora few y and n
@ Just now this discussion to run to extremes Mos, Of
ss5y the public
0c sR S tel the viii The aa
s viii ten You s % ~ ss y Ss sSs
sh out with pu Tan pnn win . "e ny
1 hitting
Popular opinion picks Dempsey
weight
Swallowed Willard
That ability
apparently subject
he back
night II Dempsey wins we will see action in the class
a I a Pal
himself
ridden by Sam Doggett
of
hamilton the favorte at to g. by That Fox
on Baroness a 100 to shot at Long Branch
offered 20and he beaten Many
dinner money" haven't recovered yet
a eat 10 lily Lush
With baseball beating the Army for
shuylki
and eliminates
In
great credit Iushs fine work stood
right
peb to
avoided
old which it had despaired Of doing with
The sun., 1919-06-02
BARNEY SCORES ON SPEEDWAY,
Wins First Split Heat of Season in
Trot and Pace Event.

Rarney, hay Eeldirg driven by A.
Albano. won the frst split heat OF the
season yesterday IN the second matinee
spring meeting Of the Road Drivers
Association Of New York on the Harlem
Speedway Barney won the last two
hoats and finished second in the first Of
the trot and pace event The surnmar-
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SECOND GAME

Two base hlts-SarEent. Jacobs Letter
Three base hits-Millcr Parnham Iowner.
stolen bases-Cathcr. Lowrey, Kong sScri-
nee ,hit-Shea, Sacrifice fy-Maiscl. Left
on bases Newark, S; Baltimore g. Firm
base on errors-Newsrk. /; baltimore,
Bases on halls-On Parnham. &: on Shea. l.
Hit by pitcher-Py Parnham ! tConkD
Struck out-By Parnham, a. by srea, 3.
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Boston Red sox...3 o 900 o1oI o-s
Silk SoX...,....... o 40 o 0 ia

Home run--Ruth. Two base hts-swan-
son. ?; Eschen. BaumgaTtnCr, Walters. >.
VIM, Ruth. stolen base Stsllings. sacri
tce hits-oahoy, RAYMOND Double plays
Shean tunSsslsted); VIM and Galnor; Shean.
MCNaly and Ga'por Bases on halls-OH
VIM, ] off Baumgartner, !; of TaIcott.
struck out Ry Vim, I; by Rsume artner,
H,t by pitGherIA ndreWs. Hits-or Baum
inning. Winning pitcher-Talcott Left on
hases-Boston. 4: silk Sox. G First base on
error-Boston, |. umpires -Messrs. Wcstcr-
welt and Martini. Arendauce-lO0OO
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Two base hitsLBronlue, Heilman Three
Der, Flagstead, Sacrifice fies-Veach, Eli
son. Double plays-GeTber and Sisler: Tohin
and Bronde: Left on bases-st Louis &;
Detroit, First base on error-Detroit. /
iases on halls-on Sothoron, 2; off Leonard
|; off Koob. ?. Hits-Of Sothoron, in Ia
inning; of Koob a in % innings Hit nv
pltcher-By Leonard tJacobson). Struck out
lily Leonard 5. Passed ball-Ainsmith, Los
Ink pitcher-Koob.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
SCHEDULED FOR TODAY,

Philadelphia I'm New York,
Brooklyn In Boston.
PittsburE In Chicago.
CinclnRtu In st. Louis.