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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-05

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-05

The deepest known lake 80 the world
is Lake Balkai Ia Siberia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-05

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New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Dodgers Lose Final Came, So,
And Series TO the Pirates
Pfeffer Pounded for Four
Runs i'm Second Inning;
Cutshaw Gets Homer

Pittsburgh won the last game and
the series from the Brooklyn Dodgers
yesterday at Ebbets Field by trounc-
ing the home team 5 to 2. The Pirates
got the jump at the very outset and
kept the lead the whole distance.
After the second inning the Dodgers
simply held their own. The victory
put the Pirates back in fourth place
ahead Of the Dodgers.
Harold Carlson, the rangy fellow who
twirled for Pittsburgh, had the locals
could not hit his delivery effectualy
partly because he had too much stuff
and partly because at times he never
threw the ball near enough to them to
hit at. He issued seven passes, only
one Of which figured in Brooklyn's
scoring.
JEFF Pfeffer started on the mound
for Brooklyn, but JEFF had little more
than his glove yesterday. He was
yanked in the third inning to allow
Jimmy Hickman to bat for him, but by
that time the damage had been done.
Sherrod Smith assumed the burden in
the fourth and held the visitors score
less until the ninth. A pinch hitter
took his place at bat and AL Mamaux
hurled the pill in the last period. One
run was made off him, q homer by
George Cutshaw.
The deluge came in the second. Cut
shaw singled into centre, Mollwitz
crashed another one-timcr into right
and Cation followed suit Cutshaw
scoring, making a beautiful slide into
home and just beating Gritiths throw
The next two batters famed, but Big
bee drew n base on balls. Terry
cleaned up with double down the left
field line, and was thrown out at third
trying to stretch the hit into triple.
Until tho seventh the Dodgers were
unable to push over run. With two
down Griffith walked. Zach Wheat
smashed over second. Bigbee tore in
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Barnes Battles
Cards,
By 2 20 Score
Fielding of Al Baird Also
Features Game; Burns.
Hits Ball for Homer
By Charles A. Tavlor

The Giants and the Reds are hudd,.s
together in first place this morniny a.
the result of yesterdays conflicts or
the diamond here and at Boston. III.
McGraw men, refreshed by their ra,.
OF Thursday played snappy hsli
against the st. Louis Cardinals hs'
hind fine pitching by Jess Barnes ana
scored 9 TO shut-out. Barnes twirlsS.
his second successive one-hit game. hs
last previous performance of the kind
having been with the Phillies as an
ponents on the morning Of July IN
Quakertown. The official scorer AZ
the Polo Grounds yesterday credited
the Cards with two hits, h9t the ma.
Jorlty of the scribes cortendod thar !,
the case in dispute. which occurred ~
the ninth, Heinie the Zim should havs
an error chalked up against him raths.
than allow Schultz, pinch hitter. a
safety.
The ball was not hard hit in fae,
the bat of Schultz broke wAen il con'
nected and the sphere rolled esntlr
enough down to Hcinie who sprawlsd
all over it as he vanly tried to picl
it up.
Youngster Kept Busy
Aside from the masterly pitching a.
Barnes the brilliant fielding of Al
Baird. who is subbing for Larry Doyle
is deserving of special mention. Tbs
youngster had eleven assists. In N.
third inning he tossed out Lavnn. Dil.
hoefer and May in n row. Baird also
made one hit.
The Giants scored their first run in
the fourth inning, which Kaufr opened
by beating out a erounder to Stock
zimmerman hit a long fy into deem left
which Mcllenry misjudged, the blow
gong for twobagger. on which Kaur
advanced to third Chase famed hn,
Miguel Gonzales drove the bali TO
Heathecote in centre and Kauff easily
tailed after the catch. Stock threw
out Barnes.
The second and final run for ths
home lads came in the eighth. and
George Burns was wholly .esponsible
The unassuming patrolman of the left
garden picked out "A ball TO his liking
and sent it into the lower tier of the
right field stand.
The nearest the Cards approached to
the scoring platter was in the fifth.
when. with two out. McHenry lined
double over te head Of Hal Chase. oniv
TO be left stranded The visitors were
much subdued lot in every way as com.
pared with their antics of Wcdnes,
day, which resulted in the Indefinite
suspension of Frank SNYDER and the
timing of Jocks Miller and Gene eaul-
cite to the amount of S25 each
The Bezdek Buccaneers VIII be the
guests of the Giants this afternoon.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Rockaway Beats
The Meadow Brooks
, I'm asst Polo Tilt

In match that was considered the
fastest yet of the tourney, the Rock
away four defeated the Meadow Brook
Alligators in contest for the Blizzard
Cups on the polo field of the Rockaway
Hunting Club, at Cedarhurst, l.. l.,
yesterday. The score was 5 to 2%
goals, the Meadow Brook players suffer-
ing the penalty of safety. The SEN
sational all-around work of Earl w.
Hopping, at No. 2, was largely respon-
contributed three Of his teams five
points.
Twice during the contest play had
to be stopped on account of accidents.
In the second period E. C. Cowdn, the
daring front line Rockaway player. was
struck with the ball on the back of the
head. Play was stopped for twenty
minutes while Cowdin was attended to;
then he pluckily remounted and fin
ished the contest. Immediately after
resumption of play in this period Tom
Meadow Brook, fell from his horse in
shaking up.
The lineup follows:
RocKAwAY (5) MEADOW Blk (2N)
2 2: G: cowdin. NO i c. v. Whitney
E. w. Hopping No. Q. IT. Hitchc'k, jr 6
J. G. Cowdin. No. 3 C. P. Beadleston 8
c. P. Dixon, I'd Ba ck. j. Mexican 8
16 II
Goals-First period-Hopping (Rocka-
way; second period-none; third period
Hopping (Rockaway), Whitney (Mead-
ow I:rool), Hitchcock (Meadtw BROOKE ;
fourth period-Hoppng (Rockaway). f.
c. Cowdin (Rockaway). Beadleston (Mead-
ow BROOKE fifth period-none; sixth peri
od-Mckean (Meadow Brook; seventh pc
riod-none eighth period - Dixon. I'd
(Meadow Brook).
Fouls--Dixon. in second period; Hitch
cock. in third period; Hopping and Hitch
cock, In fifth period: Hopping in eighth
period. Safety-Meadow Brook Alligators
Umpre-H. H. Holmes. Time Of periods
Eight of seven and a half minutes each
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Mrs. Smith TeatIS Field
On Glen Ridge Links

Mrs. Courtland SmifA r4urnei me
best not score Of % 20 iaadng
homo fhe fola of tr,.fe. r women
golfers IN tho marfhy eighteen hole
handicap play re Gre Ci.r gs Clgo
over rs Nrw fcrerr coaf.. ..tcrdas
Mr.. Smith showed her h..i nafs %
the turn for home svhon $500 so s'La
he Inst nino ho'cs fn g. Nfs ? l.
Thompson, with iiT "a. capt
urod second horors
Mrs Nonriettc Firbe' retained fff
prestige as the club chnmr hs Wiz
ming the prizc Tor 'he hosf gross " 70
sss She also holds tic ho feeafN 'o'
the course among The HoW.r nlfl -
The putting honor weni Mls n
Mitchell. who bed 30
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Golf Championship Win and Giants Lead
Y Yankees Find
ItHard Going
I'm Cleveland
Jim Bagby in Rare Form,
and the Indians Win
Again by Score of S to l

CLEVELAND, July 1.-THE Yankees
are finding the going very tough out
here. The Indians used the tomahawk
effectively in to-day's melee and nearly
scalped their foe entirely. When the
night whistle blew it was found that
the visitors were trailing along in the
rear Of a to l score.
jim Bagby was IL rare form and al
and as regularly as the lightest stick
crs and were permitted few opportun.-
ties to get near the plate Wally Pipp
was the only Yank who could fathom
Bagbys delivery. pipp got double
and triple in four trips to the plate
Ernie Shore was sent to the mound
to oppose Bagby at the start, but
lasted little more than an inning.
cleveland quickly found the range and
battered his throws hard and frequent
~. lie was removed early in the sec
flinging for the Yankees until the
ninth, Nelson finishing the task.
Cleveland opened fire at the start.
Wamby walked and Speaker grounded
out. Smith singled. scoring Wamby
and Immediately stole second. Wool
drew pass. Gardner bingled to right,
Smith scoring and Wood taking third
Johnston beat out a hit to short, but
Lunte and O'Neill were easily retired
In the second after Bagby had struck
out, Wamby tripled into left field
Speaker hit to the centre field fence.
completing the circuit behind Wamby
Smallwood went in and checked fur
ther scoring in that inning In the
third, however, the locals managed to
put over another marker, when Bodie
misjudged Johnston's fly, which rolled
to the centre field fence for a homo
run.
The Yankees secured their lone tally
to left, and Tailed on Bodies out after
Pratt had walked.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Oxford Cricketers Win
From Cambridge Eleven

LONDON, July 11.-Oxford beat Cam
bridge at Lords to-day by As runs in
the first big classic of the English
cricket season. The rival universities
met for the first time since 1914. The
score was 555 to $40.
Oxford batted first and ran up the
large score OF 3s7, Howell carrying off
the batting honors with a grand innings
q 10. Cambridge responded with $50
With lead Of 107, the Dark Blues
again took the crease, but were dis
missed for 16S, which left Cambridge
2'e to win. The Cantabs put up a
game fight but could put together
only 23O.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Says Joe Beckett Can "
Beat Jack Dempsey

j. E. Herring, of Essex, England, for
mer manager of Bombarder Wells, who
arrived here yesterday aboard the Sax
ona, in the, interests of the boxing game
is one who does not believe the newly
crowned champion, Jack Dempsey, will
have difficulty in obtaining worthy op-
ponents.
"Joe Beckett will knock Dempsey out
Herring, who is highly enthusiastic in
singing the praises Of the new star of
England.
"Joe is as fast as any Of them, is
strong and carries good punch in either
hand. If Dempsey and Beckett ever get
together, my money will be on Beckett"
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Home Run by Flack
Aids Cubs TO Win

PHILADELPHIA, July 11.-Flack's
home run with two on bases in the
sixth, followed by walk, sacrifc and
Picks double. scored enough runs for
Chicago to beat Philadelphia to-day.
The score was 6 to 3.
Blackburne, bought from Boston
Wednesday. made two errors playing
third for Philadelphia but when
shifted to first base his brilliant one
hand stop of Killefer's smash in the
ninth shared with Hollochers work in
the fielding honors of the day.
IhN scOro.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Miss Caverly and Walker Win

MANCHESTER, VI, July 11-A
mixed foursome golf match was played
at Ewanok Country Club tits after
noon. Miss Mildred Caverly, of PhiIa-
delphia, runner up in the 1916 WON
ems national championship. teamed
with A. L. Walker. jr.. Of New York.
Intercollegiate champion, and defeated
Mrs. G. II. Vanderbeck, 1915 national
champion, and w. a. Barber, ir.. Of
New York, former Vermont champion.
They won by one point, Nassau system.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
ro,als 81 10 Y "A 2 Totals ..35 9 8 q 10 0
'Battcd for Pfeffer in third inniny
'Battct Tor Smith In cigrth inning

INtsburgh ......... O O 0 If
broohlyH .........,. 0 . 0 %
Two-base hits-Terry. Wheat Myers
rome run--Cutshaw Stolen bases--rerry
kon>tchy. Sacrifice hit--Sou'hworth Doil-
bic playa Biebee and Schmidt; Konetchy.
Johnston and konetchy; Klidum. John
s,on sn and konetchy; Smith. Johnston and
it"hetchy' Lett on bases-- -Pittsburgh q.
Brooklyn. 10. Bases on naris-Ofr pfsyrer'
u or smith. !: off Cnylson. l. Hits--Off
YIener, Z In 3 innings; off Smith, In 6.
OIL Mannux, In /. Struck out--By pfefrer
~ Mamaux /: by Garrison. 8. Losing
pltcher-PIcffer. ''
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Double Task for Bresnahan

TOLEDO, July 1l.~Roger Bresna~
han, several years ago manager of the
Chicago and st. Louis Nationals, now
president OF the Toledo club Of the
American Association, to-day signed to
catch for the Rail-Lights, a local semi
professional outfit. He will divide his
time between catching for tho Rail
Lights and conducting from his Office
the affairs Of his own club.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Erratic Pitching Helps
Skeeters to Beat Bisons

BUFFALO. y. Y. July li.-Jcrsey
City won to-day's game from Bufalo
IN the first inning when the Bhned
wildness Of both De Niancy and
Thomas. with the aid OF BAuman's
two bagger, gave the Skeoters four
unearned runs. The score was Z 10 g.
Schacht WAS very clever after the arst
inning. Kane featured wish his six
catches in right field
Tho cco-o.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Yankees Release Two

CLEVELAND, July 1.-THE release
20 American Association teams of two
players by the New York American
League Baseball Club was announeea
to-day by Manager Miller Hupp;ns
puthedcr George Halns goes ID ~
Paul and Inheider John Jones "a
Toledo
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Nonpareil Regatta Sunday

The annual regatta Of the Nonparcil
Rowing Club will take place on the
Harlem River tomorrow afternoon. be-
ginning at 2:30. Sax events comprise
the programme, with the eIght-oared
shell race as the feature. Seven mem
bers viii start in the senior a4ngles for
the club championship.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12

The three amateurs who tied in the
preliminary fourbal competition on
Wednesday decided on q play-off yes
tcrday with the result that Peter Har-
mon won first prize, with 81; Thomas
Harmon second with SO, and Harold
Lake third with "a. Their professional
partners, Brady, Bowden and Macfar-
lane, divided the awards made by the
North Shore Club, a total of $100.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
SECOND GAME
Totals ..SS II 81 Is Totals 80 Q 27 Il 9


Cincinnati.... 2 0 O--6
Boston........ 0 o 0 0 %
Two base hit Roush. Stolen bases
Rath, Daubert, Groh. Sacrifice hits-Keat-
ing, Bresser. Nealc. Double play-Eller to
kath to Daubert. Left on bases-Cincin-
natl, 8. Boston, G. Bases on balls - Off
Eller. 4: off keating, l; off Demaree, l.
iiits-Of Kcating, 10 IN Z innings; off
I)emaree, in 2. Struck out--By Eller.
z by keating, Q; by Demaree. /. Passed
Dall-Gowdy. Dosing Notwithstanding.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12


Totals ...3i . "a II 81 Totals ..33 IL 81 II
'Batted for Perry in ninth inning
hiladelphia. 0 O O--l
'htcag.o..... 3 x-7
Two base hits--Jackson. Dugan stolen
oases-Gandil, Burns. Sacrifice hit-Wea-
yer Double play-Leibold and Meave~
l-eft on bases - Philadelphia. S. Chi
ago, 8: Base on balls-On Cicotte, 2; OF
Perry. B. Struck out-By Cicotte, 3; Perry.
2. Wild pitch-Perry.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Seven in Connrllan Nile

Diamond studded vrIra .ft as'ess
OF medals as reported v un rie eng,
I'd 80 thc w'rnsrs af fhH knights q
tolawha7 rtmes fe be- hf'f % feiiF
Park neN' Sunale. te..n afhieits
have already Nrtn 1f0snf. tof its
toNnclien Mile. wh'ce N fsaiare Us
meet.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Reds Take Opener
1n 18th; Reuther
Wins 9 Straight

BOSTON, July 11.-Cincnnati took
both games to-day from Boston, the
first, to in thirteen innings, and the
second, to 2. The double victory
put the Reds into tie with the
Giants for first place
The visitors tied the first game in
the eighth when, with one on base,
Rariden's drive to left centre bounded
into a hole in the scoreboard for Il
home run. Daubert opened the thir-
.teenth inning with a single and scored
on Groh's home run TO right. 1t was
Reuther's ninth straight victory.
Keating was hit hard and often in
the second contest, while Eller held
Boston to i've hits
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
nmTpnvr -

Totals 30 10 "a "A L Totals .. 80 3 8 q
Washington. 0 0 IL 0 0 0-1
Detroit. .... o 1 0 ! Ks
Two-base hits--Cihsrr1ty. Love. Three
base hits-IIelman Young. Stolen base
Judge Sacrifice hits--Young, Shanks, Ag-
new. Double play--Young to Bush to He'll
man. Left on bases - Washington, "a;
off Love, Z; off Gill, I. Hits-Of Harper
in S innings; off Gill, 8 in 3. Struck out
ball-Ainsmith. Losing pitcher-Harper.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
5Leading BaHers
In Big Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN r.EACJ

for the hit. AS he neared it he saw he
could not make the catch and flung
himself headlong at the ball, blocking
it with his body. This action held an.
otherwise home run to two bases.
Griffith scored on the rap. Myers SIM
gled and Wheat Tailed. Konetchv
walked, but Kilduff struck out.
The score.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Harper Again Clawed
By Detroit Tigers, 81

DETROIT, July 11.-Detrot took the
last game of the series from Washing
ton to-day, to /. Harper, who was
knocked out of the box Thursday
essayed a comeback and pitched good
ball until the sixth. when he gave way
to pinch hitter. Love was hit freely,
but good support blocked Washing
toms bids for rms
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Cup for Boston Reinsmen

WILMINGTON, Del, July i1.-In
the final matinee of the Junior Harness
League to-day the team trophy was
won by the Boston Club with SO points.
by beating the Nassau and Delaware in
the final heat. Kinney McGregor. the
l3-year-old stopper of Fred Nuhn. of
the Nassau Club. won the 2:17 trot in
2:21. Longwood, the Harlem Speedway
horse, had to go four miles before he
took the cup.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Juveniles Box for Soldiers

The three Dubati brothers, Juveniles,
proved the stars of boxing carnival
staged last night by the Knights of
Columbus in the army hospital at Otis
Vile, N. Y. The youngsters gave ex-
hibltions Of boxing, wrestling and bag
punching.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
International League

At Rochester. pu u
baltimore. ol 90 i--e is ?
Rochester. o 0 o--i ! 4
parnham and schaufeie: clifford and
. Neiil
At Binghamfon "a Il
BinEhamton o, s q "a ?
Ncading .... 0 % 10 0
keefe and Doom. Marlin and rlaher
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
White SOx Make
1t Four i'm a Row
From the Athletics
By BRIGGS

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Chicago
White Sox made it four straight from
Philadelphia to-day by winning 7 to t..
The locals punched their hits off Perry.
Cicotte, backed by fine support, had
little trouble holding the visitors safe.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
FIRST GAME
Totals 9t t,o ;4s4s3 s3sls1 Totals ;4s2 80 Is 0

Totals :.46 4 80 Is Il Totals :. As 80 Is o
"Batted for Nehf in thirteenth inning.
Cincinnati :. 0 O 0 0 O "a
Boston 0 0 0 0--2
Two base hits--Raridcn, Boeckel Horne
runs--Rardcn, Groh. Sto7en bases-Croh
lSopf, ii -rzog, Gowdy. Sacrifice hit
'oush. Left on bases--Cincinnati, 8; Bos-
ton, IL. Bases on balls-OT Rcuther, 5; off
Nchf, 4: Hit by pitcner-Iy Reuther
Maranville). Struck out-By Reuther, 3;
by Nehf. L -
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
i ne score
Totals ...3l IA "a 10 Totals 275 572714 /
sBatted for Smallwood in seventh inn

ing.
New York ..........O l 0 0 0 o.
Two base hits-Pipp, Wood. Three base
hits-Pipp, Wambsganss. Home runs
Speaker Johnston. stolen bascs-pratt
Smith. Sacrifice hits--Carder ca. Double
play-Garder and Wambsganss. Left OH
bases-New York. 6; Cleveland, 5. Bases
on balls-Off Shore, 2; off Smalwood. / ;
off Nelson. l. off Bagby. 3. Hits-Off
Shore in 1-3 innings; off Smailwood
in 4 23 innings; off Nelson, 1 in 2 in
nings. Hit by pitcher-By Smallwood
WOODY. Struck out - BY Shore, 2; by
Bagby. 4. Passed ball-Hannah. Losing
pitcher--ShOre
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Bears, With Ex.Ciant
In Box, Lose Close Game

TORONTO. July 11.-With second
place the reward, Newark and Toronto
opened foar-game series to-day.
stryker, late of the Giants, WAS in the
box for the Bears. and Hubbcll pitched
or the Leafs. The home team won the
irst game by score of to 3.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12

TWO o-base hits-Jacobs, McAlpine. Con
<ales. Home run--Hubben s,oien bss~s
-B. Purtou, Whiteman. Onsiow. y pur-
-, SAcrinoe hits-Jacobs. McAlninc. u
ulteH Jouble plays ~-IluhbcI ia CON
ares TO pnsiow Drcckenfi1gc 10 Con
ales 10 II. Iuricll Left on baaor- Ne,v.
trk g, Toronto .. First base on errors.
NeWark .. Toronto 0. Bases on balls
or strykcr . or Lyon i. on lIabb@u Q
iits-oT stryker 3 in 4i-3 inninrs an
%on in 2-2 innings hit by pitcher
StrYher 'H PurtelD. by lGrhbeu
Mhl"rl struck out-Ry ctryker la,
l;;yoni I. by Hubbell &. wild pitch-strylter
" inning pitcher-~Ifubbeli Losing pitcher
-Stfyker. ''
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Totals .a47s97ss r...,.

NO haHe h.fN llHuMIn = |Iff f'ifi-
SUMMONS. WirritsntHft hafr--
is ane. St,ftNfn hif Ifoabie
play k'atina. lfaTfIa o. NI left on
bases ifunrIl It. .N0. yasee
on balls OF Ilr NInn.t nHfnsa
on Schaoht Hits nn .r 'rrsy IN
x inning. Of Ihoma. s-If innings
struck out--Bv Thomas h. Lathl
Losing pitcher -lr Winnie.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
hS score
CHICAGO N
PHILA. On. L.
Totals ..33 u l6 Q totals 30 3 10 - l3 .
Batted Tor Adams in ninth inning.
fRan for iogg In sixt IN jnninp

Halted for Adams in ninth inning
fRan for Hogg In sixth inning.
Chicago. 49,. Q 0 o 0 4 2-6
TWO base hits - Iiollorher Pick. Deal,
Callahhn. Home run-Flack Sacrifice hit
- Merkle, Sacrifice hy Adams Double q
Luderus: fuderus (unassst
p.hia, Base on balls-Of Carter /: off
ilogg, q Hits-OF Carter 10 in 2-3 inn
ings' on Martin. none in | La off Hogg,
: in 8; off Packard. 3 in 3. Struck out
By Carter. /; by Packard. 3. Winning
pitcher-Carter; losing pitcher. Hogg.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Southern Association

Memphis, a: Little Rock, 2.
New Orleans, S; Birmingham, z.
Nashville, q; Chattanooga. 1.
Mobile. /: Atlanta .
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12

Giants Va. Pittsburgh today. 300 p. M
Polo Grounds-Adm. 50c.--Advt.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12

TtA'I'I Tor Nay m niNil U0lnr
" Louis ........... O o @ 0 % O o %
New YORK ...--- ! o -
Two-hase hi's Zimmerman Mcfensy.
Home run -- Burns. stolen bares- chase
smith. Sacrifice fi Gonzales Double play
-Iimmerman. Baird and Chase Left on
bases-New York. c. st Louis. Bases
on balls--Of May. 3 of Rarncs Struck
out-By Barnes. 4 by May. !. Wiid pitch
Barnes. Passed ball--Gonzales
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
New I'm Gland | I.cague

Lowell. 7; lewiston t.
Portland. lIavefhIN .
Fl,ohburg. Lawrence
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
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The putt its avay
As If 1t stick stag,
And then just as it reached the rim,
Began 70 poiggzc and to "shns."
And Uith q last
Stayed on the outside Of the
Yes, there many things tha cloy-
That trouble annoy;
Say, stocks that flop
Before they'd dreached the top;
Or rheumatism, the gout,
Or achen the home club fails to cout;
But taking in the lengthy toll
Of things that wreck beding
sing the putt thot rims the
And leavcs the up
119 Per Cent
Sir you only gin and vermuh out
the wreck in case friend with thirsty look drops n how high
What are the statistics in this case? G.HK
How Many Out?
When the opened there clubs
League conceded chance They Cleveland
definitely dropped out Detroit has moved
up occupy the gap But of those still left the New York YANKEES
doubedy have the mduly figured them
trhe too slow the hoo But
controlling factor as it o
In the National only figured with look
the start They New York Chicago Cubs
about faded unheraded until Pat
Moran began display carry the edge
both Giants and Yanks this will be
series since 1906 when the to
home affair.
The Soft Assignment
A man is ont, they
When he is simply down;
The uho gets the cou, they
Should take the
And this 1t ought to be
Except the ttcord
Is tuu Of mho like to pick
Upon that's fued III
What pipe the Second Guess There's nothing
Once it all unaved
Andh
never kick in until the Second They
score in and then explain how they knew all along Whereas
who knew in advance little and
top but don't hear much
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
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