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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS

If YOU WANT to buy or sell real es-
tate, have rents collected or a NOR
~gage-loan. see d. A. Shirley. 1870
Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

South Amboy being a city under
ten Thousand people the last chance
to register for the coming fall cleo
ton and the primary elections next
year will be on October %. Persons
failing to register will not be able to
cast a ballot the presidential primary
next year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

Wednesday evening, October %, at
s o'clock the annual meeting of the
South Amboy Chapter of Red Cross
will be held in the City Hall. All
members are urged to be present and
not let the splendid record of the
South Amboy chapter be broken.
Members are urged to come to this
meeting and thus show your willing
ness to support this worthy u
that has done so much to alleviate
the suffering of the world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

BAKER foreman on bread. buns and
coffee cake; must be steady and re-
liable; day work. Kehrers Bakery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20
NEWS BUDGET
FROM COUNTY SEAT

stated Smith died of a natural cause
Smith has lived in New Brunswick
for some time and worked as a helper
on trucks. As far as the police have
ascertained there are no relatives In
New Brunswick and are in u with
the Pittsburgh police ,endeavoring
to locate some of his relatives.
Frank DumbroskI, of New Bruins
wick, is on trial in the Court OF
Quarter Sessions this morning before
Judge DAILY on~a charge of stealing
chickens from Morris Schin on Aug
ust IL. Duanbroski was stopped by
q police officer at 2 o'clock in the
morning on that day and was taken
into custody when he was not able
to give q satisfactory account of how
he came in possession of the cnlcK-
ems which he was carrying in a feed
bag. Assistant Prosecutor John Coan
is representing the state. and Horace
Barwis is representing the defend
ant. The jury in the case is as fol-
Charles P. Ware, Charles
Holstein, A. G.. Schreve, Harry @.
Groves, Robert A. Hubner, Frank
Van Dorm, Edward T. Dram, William
Redshaw, Charles H. Dawson. John
Squires, John Smith and Bruce w.
Jones.
The first cases listed rs ready in
the Circuit Court causes to be heard
before Judge Lloyd next Monday
were posted this morning by Court
Clerk Robert Macan. The cases fol-
low: First National Bank of Perth
Amboy VS.. Ira r. Grouse; Zofia Csas-
Ear VS.. Julius Nemeth; 1. Scudder
Bennett VS.. Howard Asson; Clement
e. .Eckrode vs.. Endurance Tire and
Rubber Corporation Of New York;
Joseph Polkowitz VS.. John Resko;
Herman Ellis VS.. United Dyes Corpor-
alton; Russell E. Watson VS.. Lewis
Nixon; Dominica B~oungiovino VS.. Du-
clos Building Company; Joseph Ttce
Engineering and Surveying Corpora
ton VS.. Riviera Realty Company. Inc;
Bolesns Calewski VS.. Samuel Teller;
George Collier ct ais VS.. the City of
New Brunswick; John Vereb. Jr. VS..
George w. Bunten ct ais.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

LARGE front room for light house,
keeping; kitchenette if desired; steam
heat; all improvements, 157 South
LIST ST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

FIRST CLASS automobile mechanic.
American Garage, 1873 N. B. Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

FURNISHED room for gentlemen only.
221 Brighton Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

RELIABLE man; salary and commits
sion. 1913 Smith St. 81 p. NJ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

GENTLEMAN would like room with
breakfast and supper. from Sunday
night III saturday morning. WIN
private family. state terms and To-
cation. Address H. s.. care News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

YOUNG lady as office assistant In In
surance office. Call ST p. NJ. 1913
Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

WOMAN wanted for general house
work: Hungarian or Danish preferred;
good pay. Apply SO Gordon st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

LAUNDRY-Wet Wash and Flat Wor;;
done by the oldest and largest OPP
Sanitary Laundry, M. S Gordon 81,
Perth Amboy, N. j, Tel. 1898.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

DOUBLE house on Brighton Ave, nine
rooms on each side, in excellent con-
dition, with modern improvements;
can be bought for $4,000. This is a
bargain for one desiring a perman-
ent home on easy terms. Alpern &
Co. Raritan Building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

TWO chambermaids wanted. Mara
thon Hotel. 142 Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

The entertainment committee or the
Luke A. Lovely Post, No. 62, American
Legion has requested the local Wom-
ans Club to select the -patronesses for
the dance to be given by them On No
vember 18th. The members OF the
hospitality committee OF the club were
named as patronneses in accordance
with this request. Mrs. o. w. Welsh
Is chairman of the committee.
The Woman's Club has also con-
scented to furnish q prize for one of
the novelty dances. The civic COM
mittee, of which Mrs. w. P. Nicholas
is chairman. will donate the prize.
On Friday night for the first time
in many months a Y. M. G. A. Bible
Glass win be organized In the X
This class will a up Bible funda-
mentals and will be q good course
for Sunday School teachers. The class
will be absolutely undenominational.
John Proctor who was recently pen
stoned off by the p. r. r. Co.. was
remembered by the men of the p. X.
r. Towing Line, with whom he was
associated with for over thirty years.
AS a token of good will toward he
old gentleman he was presented with
a handsome reclining chair. Mr.. Proc
tor was in charge of the water supply
for the tugs, which ply between this
city and other coal ports in this VI
entity until being honorably discharg-
ed by the railroad company.
South Amboy does not boast of a
Chamber Of Commerce, Board Of
Trade nor any other similar organ
ization at the present time but If the
plans of Crosby Matthews, secretary
of the Y. M. G. A, materialize a
Business Mans Club will be organ
led. All business men who are
members Of the "Y" or who are
anxiouat S join are requested to meet
eric ~" building Thursday to form
& club to meet socially and talk over
business matters, methods and CO.
operation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

SALESLADIES and girls for Saturdays
only. Apply 5, 10. rs cent Store. State
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

IF YOU Want to sell your furniture
see Houser at 103 Fayette st. or
Phone S4S-W.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20
CLASSIFIED DS,

WOMAN for general homework by
day. 1877 Smith St. one flight up,
Mrs. Weiss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

VIM CLEMENSEN, Baled Hay, Straw,
Grain. Mil Feeds, Fertilizer. Mar
ket and Second SITS. Tel. $50. 5446
Arthur Kill Road. ~Tottenville. Tel. 920
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

LIBERTY BONDS bought; highest mar
ket prices paid; foreign exchange. A.
Stone. 81 Maple St. Opposite Post
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-20

OLD Postage stamps and stamped en-
Velopes bought. S42 Madison Ave.
.HOLLOWEEN suits to hire. 1913 Fay
cite st.
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LEXINGTON RESULTS,

rst Rae" For three wear old. md upward
G,s 'n;ns purse 500 six tlrlcrgs Billie IA
K % 'E ss,n d sAS '5so and $40, won
, T, B's Smoke. 100 Connolly. IS, third
Mlda, lillian g.. Humms Brig Of Wa. C.,
a.. .muf,, Mauo bacon forSrille, Circulate and
Second Race-For twoyesr old maiden colt,
sni seedlings pure 800 four furionss Ecs,
Pa, M2 GENTRY, sls. SIS 60 snd ti7'so, won
Spi'" hush log (MorrisevN slaso snd 50 20
I . luke p!llon, liz CHsnovcs,, s.. third
freedman. Nick, Patches, John II po,,,
Virgo, MGnd"lay and American Soldier ais" RS n
Third Rnce-Th" NlcholaNnlo. for -brce
; yrSr, 90 2Gr," 500 SIX ,Mrlonss LesotsI
Linden, u2 ~ Howard 81 and g. % second
Mormon lj (StuhFnvilie,, 81; 20, tnird Time
Magnet Laad. Summer sigh. Serbia, rI,D,.
man JdSo' torson, Docod and Buncrarus also
Fourth Rpco Tor tA,e. ,.,- o,a, -, col,
ward handicap purse u.ncc ono nile ie sn M
seventy yards WE America. io7 wan nu.enl
81 81 SO and out, won American Ace. % C.
aohiSS.onl' $50 ana out; second Midway, IL
,rifth Race -Tor three year.olds and upward
S% fc Rd SST;t '', iii: az 81 o. .D% Trust
lirely, lis Wonn.ilyi, $50 and 81 ~, second
Kama, us Johnson. 81, third Time, .1.iS
L or"nyr B,ohdel. flonne', American Eagle and
sixth Rsce-r9r twcyesr.olds; purse $50
four furonGs rrir, ne iConncily, e. IN e. Al
and ont won: rcacH Pennsnt. 10 &C. IFowsrdl
81 and out, second, ny Goll,. ~ tG,n,ryl'
cut, third Tine, O.tgl5
LADY Love also IAN
seventh Hscc-Ior tlr"o. 'e.r ods ard IN
wart claiming; purse SoH ono nile and a
sixteenth Red'and iH &C.. Ro5irsor, IS 80
- ana g 40. WOO liondo I0s Cnsvic,.
81 ~ aud sl'o, second Tlars Monroe. hi
uowGrdl. $40. tnird. Tlwc 1.rosr
Miss Wells AmhuSrsde. Little Strirr psrr
Can't nnrns Rcgrcss" srI RcDsfnctor slso raw
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CHAMPION ALWAYS
MASTER OF SITUATION
Fight by Rounds Does Not
Fiatter Richie.

The opening gong changed at 1905
o'clock. The big fight was on.
First round-Leonard was first to
lead. shooting two lefts TO the face
Richie put a long left TO the body in
return. In an exchange at rinsside
Leonard crossed with hard right. I,
landed high. Benny put two lefts 10 the
face and a right TO the body. Richie
swung a hard right TO the neck. A
minute later Leonard hooked a darrlag
ing left to the head. They crnohed
but broke quickly. Leonard jabbed
twice with his left and Willie rushed
As Richie came In, swinging both
hands, Leonard met him with snappy
blows Willie kept boring IN. lie
crowded Benny to the ropes and shook
him up with a hard right
Benny laughed. but the punch hurt
nevertheless. They were in a hot ex.
change at the bell. Leonard's round.
Second Round-Ritche came out o;
his corner in a rush, and they met IN
a fierce exchange NJ the ring centre. In
the midst of il, Richie caught Benny
4 with right TO the head that spur
Benny half around. Leonard returned
the compliment q few seconds later with
a left hook and right uppercut tina,
shook Willie from head to heel. They
snapped punches, with Richie landing
one solid RICH: and Benny scoring with
fast let's.
AS Richie LED with a right. Leonard
suddenly hooked vicious left to the
jaw. 1t staggered the Californian
Benny followed with a right to the body
and again hooked q terrific left TO the
head. The punch dropped Willie on the
canvas. Willie's head hit the lower
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FANNY COOK SCORES
AT HAVRE DE GRACE
Beats Juveniles in Perryville
Stake-Bounding Billows.
Wins for Riddle. ..

HAvRE DE GRACE, Md. April Is
Two Juvenile races furnished the fea-
turos at the Havre de Grace track this
afternoon. One was n four fus long dash
for FLIES and the other the Perryville
Selling Stakes, at four and a half fur
longs.
The stake went to Capt Raj Parr' 3
bay Ally Fanny Cook She won the
$1,000 purse, with Miss Shackleton Sec
ond and Sedgegrass third. Jockey sta
pleton held Fanny Cook off the early
part. and when he let her down in the
homestretch she displayed rare game
ness and under a vigorous ride got up
in time TO win by half a length.
The shorter dash went TO Samuel Rid
dies Bounding Billows. She Is a hand
some f1lly by King James and Sea Spray
and Louis Feustel. her trainer. sent her
to the post in perfect condition. Jockey
Nolan. who had the leg up rode her
faultessly. He got her away from the
webbing on her toes and saved ground
all the way. The FLY showed courage
during the last furlong and withstood
determined challenge by Harry Payne
Whitney's Guess Again. At the end
Bounding Billows was half a length in
front of Guess Again, which took the
place nose in front OF W. S. Murray's
kucie May. The track was not at its
best, and Bounding Billovs stepped the
half mile in the good time of 4s l-5
seconds. The results:
First Race-one.haf ME; purse sl.OS4 40
for wo-year.old Niles Won h. bounding
s1GT o ~ A SSsS 81. 49, : .@ Encis
.Rowes Mud, 1io; Kira6, lo7; tLimerick Lass.
whitney entry +Dossoris Stable entry.
Second Race-Purse 81 900; for four.year- old
maidens; steeplechasc about two miles Won
81 Rruin Belle, ia palmer. 81, s.. 10. second D:
Katie Canal, lac .Kennedyl s. CO, thirl. Time,
J "a % Garry Water. iS2; Booth, i4S; Stun
Third Race Purse t,@l4o; for thrce.ycar.
old. and up Won by Looking Up, lo4 (Sande,
$50; second Bill Mccloy; 100 CButwelD, $40,
Isite. ~ Loot Fay. 81; Mormon Elder, Ill:
purse s. ,os4.lt added for two.ycsr- Odds Perry.
SOLO $40 ' miss ssscs .E''H''''1 %;
Cssndc,, I3eo. $3.50 second SsdEasrass, ioi
,Dteysrl, $50, third Tine. o:a2.5. castor,
aos' Murray, ioI; Sandy Mac, ioj. 'optilnlstic,
Samuel Ross entry
,, Eth R. "s and hst tgtl9ns. for
rr,HadstOol; no NySsse), so %, s7so, second
I,c5 Is Ayion IoT iElsc,ed ID. iio; First list
fullet, rs: Consistency, ioa nottie Vandiyer
iM; Inwise Child it3; Kimpslong. Io7. also
sixth Race-six furlongs, purse i.os4 "A
sdded for three rear-olds and mp selling
handicap: Won by Jack Lpary, ~ (Sandr,
$50 saN. s2so kohinoor, los walls, 81 %,
A@ second, Fiit'ergVld. lQ3 iwidal S. 10
Third Time. l:13 rs EtruSan, 10: Fort
Bliss, ia, Slso ran.
seventh Racc-Ouc mile and seventy vards
f,,r no i9gr'y"sr- olds and up: claiming purse.
LOS A. Won by BrOom Peddlpr III WEISS
ier' I'll %, 50. $3.50 Widow Bedotto III Am.
prose, vi $50, second Pruaes. III lRch
creek, Sl9, third, Time. SIS Firing
Line, i0s; y X. Real l6i. Bar If Phoenix.
lo7 Wood Violet ios SKY Piot 100. also ran
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HAvRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.

First Race Two -ycAr-olds conditions; fcsy
and a half fhongs Uncle Tommie' ito ::
-\ns,", ll0: 'psnnpr ~ Yellow Hand, iis:
nl"as'sT, III Eocknghorsc, Ia, Sms-t GUY
~ Enric' tarus' formerly ArnSp, lis.
s"r"nd Rae Four r.ar.o.d, and un .t..c,..
cnRsc selling aNnut two miles VOtto Flotn
il0 Fr0rlr. lio, AlgArd' I45s r-RNddcst 40
!'tsr''r ~ colo Bond !" Rhomh, n5
rrripi" springs Farms rnttv
sren POUNDS allowance claimed.
Third Rare lhree-yehr ods; claiming: h-s
aud a half fuElongs. Challenge, ms Mack
Hoalcy, lnA I"c Voc, ~ Sea sun li5: rrhh-
crty Bono, 10. Susan NJ. 10 TorquAto, lis:
hoten. rs; John Culiinan, 10; tMeisnchoiis,
no; HnhokuS, lH Supcrbs, 10 Lloyd George
llb SoldAt De Nculun, us, Also eligible
w MCGEE 10 Coronado. ii'; RsyoIution.
Fourth RHcc--Four.y olds and UP, claim.
iNS: Tcs-snt los -Tit for 1at, ss 'AmSIis,n
l "t Mscscn7S. - tSsfrsrCT. s5, seahesch
Toy. 50, lima Kay, 81 Trophy. III tNspoI''
~ Jnanita III. lA. Sir wlism JOHNSON.
1dv Also eligible ru,s, lNi. Little Boy i6S:
-L.Rnra NOlrr. .. S"7rsm"uch, ins.
Uaudn zap. III" mil" sud seventy wards Cuds.i
sixth Rs'c Thr'e wear Odds claiming, op.
mll" aud seventy yATh-. I'm ~. tHnu,lnl 20
Artotnctte, ~ tuomro. ii: cain Spring, loI.
ylvry, II, tmbaia, lOj PiurenLi, o.: 1871,
seventh Race -Four year old. and W: claim.
ing ono mile and a sixteenth. Caddie. ot :
Fairly. l0s Iolroma, III ZinriA, loo Graphic,
10; Qneen hlondr, Jos Sosius, 1885, Luoius,
+Hunley, IS: 7salyatelle, 81; Amslgamstor, ia;
hArianao, % i0iiseu, Sc. AlsU riElbie-Thrift'
mann. o.
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than $4,000 and the gate ran we'll over
$4,000. Both fighters fought under a
guarantee and percentage. The bout
was gold mine TO promoters and prin-
cipals. More than 60 per cent. Of the
rinsslde seats were occupied by New
Workers.
Before Richie and Leonard entered
the ring Joe HUMPHREYS announced that
the two had weighed at 3 o'clock in the
presence of Commissioner Smith and
that the official weights were: Leonard,
SO pounds Ritchie. 1885, pounds The
riLCside weights were announced as
Leonard, 1877 pounds; Richie, 1891
rounds.
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DODGERS HAMMER
PHILLIES, 10 TO 1
Drive Out Prendergast in Two
Frames and Then Pick on
Woodward.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2s.---Han,nerinE
section Of Pennsylvania while Pfeffer
was pitching alright bali in the pinches
the Dodgers overwhelmed the Phllics. 10
to l. in the opening game of the series
here to-day. 1t was the fourth straight
triumph OF the Dodgers, and left their
slate untarnished:
The Dodgers unlimbered the heavy
artillery in the opening inning and had
Prendergast hanging on the ropes be-
fore tho frame was over. After the
Brooklyn slugeers had treated Mike TO
some more pounding in the second
Coombs sent Cravath in to bat for Mike
and planted Woodward on the pitching
peak in the third. Woodward turned the
Dodgers back in the third and fourth.
but ran sfoul OF Brooklyn swatfeyts in
the NTH. sixth, eighth and ninth.
baird Lands n Home Run.
Philndelphia's short right field fence
saved the Clan Coombs from n kali
somlning and robbed Pfeffer of shutout
victory, with two down in the sixth
frame Baird lifted one OF Pfeffer's shoots
high and dry into the right field bleach
ers. the target all batsmen aim at here.
for home run. That was the only time
Colby Jacks men changed the scoring
gong.
Ivy Olson had a welcome return to
batting form and led the Brooklynites
with four hits. Tommy Griffith did the
deadliest cannonading. however. Tom
my's double scored Olson in the first
frame and put himself in a position to
register on wheats following triple.
With Olson and Magee on in the second
Griffith brought them home with long
triple TO right Griffith singled Olson
home again in the nth.
Ollie O'Mnra Sold to Minors.
On reliable sources it Is learned that
Ollie O'Mara has been sold 10 the In
dianapolls Club OF the American Asso-
citation.
Scoring to-day started in the opening
inning when Olson singled and stole.
Griffith doubled him home and then rode
home himself on 2. wheat's triple.
Myers's sacrifice fly scored T. Wheat
Olson and Magee singled in the second
and scored on Grifhth's triple
Olson touched of another rally in the
nth with single 10 left. Mage sacri-
hced. Ivy took third on a wild pitch and
registered on Grlffiths single. Konetchy
doubled and Malone sacrificed in the
sixth. Kreuser's sacrifice hy 10 Meusel
scored Big Ed.
Brooklyn's scoring batteries opened up
again IN the eighth Myers doubled and
took third on Konetchy's sacrifice. On
Woodward's wild throw TO hrst Hy
scored and Konetchy reached third Ma
lone singled, scoring Konetchy Olson
got his NTH hit az tho start Of the ninth
Magee beat out hunt to Luderus and
! on Fred's Wild throw Ivy took third and
Lee second Griffith foued out 10
! Luderus. but z. Wheat's sacrifice f,y 10
williams scored ol~on Pearce threw out
Myers, The score
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HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
ny DANIEL.

r n
| ~ e"a'' "' '"Nnpo'' ""o US -.
Out IN spite OF MS decisive victory over VINO H"ohe as
night thing
with IL
out uieo 10 the ne nao
mis- man the second he would have But
money only
r,,. rs 49, u"' many ' inc ring sue uespa'eu ". It's ~ 80,
a ledown
had "tecnn
20 because OF injury whether the referee stops ,ne hsn'
MN punishment or he cannot any othcr cause
was an absolute knockout and demonstrated that tcne is all
the
to
then and there.
impress he still had a to
the Joe
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GREB BESTS LEvINSKY.
flttsburRer Outpoints ButtIInp
New Yorker Mt Canton.

CANTON. Ohio. April 2S.--Harry Greb
OF Pittsburg easily outpointed Battling
l~ev.nsky of New York Ia a twelve round
boxing contest here tonight. According
TO the newspaper critics Grch Won ali
inc rounds except tho eighth, eleventh
and twelfth.
The men weighed under l75 pounds
with L|ov!nsky having an ADVANTAGE or
about ten pounds
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Two base hits Griffith Nyer. Eone,chy
Call ahan. Williams Crava,h Three h.s.
its-Irifhth, Wheat, Home rin--Baird
stolen hascs Olson, Pfercr. Woodward sac
rihce hi'smMsSee. Konetchy, Malone Sacri-
and Luderus. Left on basss-Brooklyn' a.
philsdelph'a, 10. First bass on error-Brook-
IN. !. BASES on halls-of woodward u of
nlngs; on woodward. in innings Struck
out-By Prenderssst: y by Pfener T. Wild
pit.h-Moodw Losing pitchcr--Pr.nder
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Causey Cracks Ba dIy.

As the Giants were snuffed out III
quick order in the first half OF the ninth
Causey did not have time TO pull him
self together and the Braves began TO
bat him from the tee. Miller. hitting for
Rudolph. singled TO left. Kelly singled TO
right and Herzos was HIT by a pitched
bali, filing the bases. Powell sacrificed
and Miller scored. Smith was out mt
FIRST. but Kelly scored on tho play, Rig
rert singled to centre scoring He-Zog
Benton then was called In to save the
day. and +. KinE, batting for Eo,kc, was
squelched a. first on a Erounder.
The score
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lotals', " = 10 50 IL
'One out when winning run was scored
1Battsd for Quinn In the eighth inning

sOne out when winning run was scored.
'Battsd for Quinn In the eighth inning.
Philadelphia. 0 o o o o o.
New York.. o o o 0 oO2 40 0 ID
Two base hits-witt, DuKsn. Thomas, Ruei
Three base hits Shannon, Wick, 0. 81 Glen
bsses-Witt Pipp, Sacrifice hit-Popp,
Double play-shsnnon. DuEsn and Burns.
Left on bases--New York, 10; Phiiadsiphis.
Perry / Pechlnraugh, Baker,; OF sSswksy'
sr innins. MI ~ b. inn,sss S
Perry. (Bodiel; by Quinn. Shannon
strmck ont-Ry Quinn. s Perry, 2: Shannon
rernnal 6y ehsMTs! ,r9IIyi.. TsTEI6s,
run.--on Quinn. 2: OF Perry. q Winning
pitcher-shavkey. Losing pitcher Perry
Umpires -Messrs. Nalin and Connolly. Tine
of game? hours and 90 minutes.
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Takes n Count of SIX.

The Californian took a count OF six
and staggered to his feet. lie just had
arisen when the bell rang. The bell
saved Richie from knockout. Leonard's
round.
Third Round-Leonard met Ritchie
with some staggering punches early in
the third. but Just when 1t looked as II
Ritchie was gohl. out he rallied and
slowed up Leonard with . terrific right
swing 70 the jaw. They mixed 1t fiercsiy.
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of at
MARYLAND GOVERNOR SILENT.
Gives No Decision In willard
Dempsey Fight Matter.

BALTIMORE, April 2S.--Gov. Harring-
ton did not announce to-day his posi-
ton regarding the proposal to hold the
Willard Dempsey heavyweight cham
pionship bout at Cumberland on July
4, having gone to Cambridge, Nd. to
attend funeral.
The governor told a delegation OF
Cumberland men who last Friday en-
deavored TO obtain his promise Of nom
interference with the contest, that he
would give his decision to-day.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

At Tolsdo---Kansas City-Toledo game
postponed; rain.
At Louisvile-st, Paul Louisviils game
post ponsd; rain.
Az Columbus, Ohio--MinnsAp olis- Colum.
Sus game postponed! vet ground.
At Indianapolis, Ind.--MIlwaukse- Indian,
apoiis game postponed; rain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-29
RIOS NON a
Tot ais SIS sio:1 Is 4
.Rstted for J,rrrin in 'he eighth

'Rstted for Janvrin In the eighth inning.
IRAN tor Agncw IN the seventh iuniag.
Boston ..........,..... u n n , u n e
Washington 600. .... - 2 q q q d
Two base hts McInris Ruth Sharks. Az
new. Three base hts-R uth W.T. Stolen
bases Hooper, Judge. sacrifice hi struns
Sacrifice fly Judge DOuhir play Foster IN
Sh-nks 60 Judge Lclt ~ bases Boston,
Washington, G First base on errors Rost0l. !,
Washington, /, Rase on hails--un Mays
on Johnson, 4. Struck ut--Iohnstun. 3, NAYS
: Passed hall-SchAnR,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-29
RED SOX BUNCH HITS
AND BEAT SENATORS
Wallop Johnson in Two In
nings and Win, s to S.

WASHINGTON, April 2S--CAmcrican1.
punching hits of Johnson in Two in
nings, Boston beat Washington. 6 TO 8.
here today in the second game Of the
series. Mays received poor support,
only one % Waso.og;ous runs being
tarMnl Thu sco-c