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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

Brooklyn. y. y, sept. l7.-BrooElgn
chances on winning the National league
penuaut were enhanced Thursday By g 8
% victory over Cincinnati The World's
champions started of as Il bent upon up
holding their title, but tho way the su-
perhas came back at them IN their half
Of the first, took some Of the fight out o.
1Io-an's men Rath opened for Cincinnati
With a single through Olson and was
forced at second By Daubert while
Groh was striking out, Daubert stole
second and completed the circuit on
Roush'a hit 20 center. Olson hit 20 center
70 start Tor the Superbas, stole second and
vent 70 third while Johnston vas being
retired at first. Nela walked on Whears
hit % right Olson Tailed and Neis did
likewise when Myers singled TO center.
Schmandt drew a pass and then kLlduff
with a single 70 center, scored wheat
Cincinnati tied the score IN the fifth when
Rath singled and scored with Daubert on
the latter'6 home run The hit was an or
binary single. but 90 bounded away from
wheat. schmandts double, KIlduffH sac
rifice and Killers single gave Brooklyn
one run lead IN the fifth and another
was added IN the seventh when Johnston
singled. stole second and scored on Grif-
flth's double 20 center.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17


1. When did Christy MatheWson
break into the major leagues2
Q Is the draft method Of taking
players from the minor league still
in force2
g. Who were membess OF the first
national commission Of organized
(. when rules for baseball were
first formulated how many outs were
given 10 a side in an inning2
s. In the Ad Wolgast-Willie
Richie title bout, who was winning
til Wolgast fouled Ritchis and lost
G. How old was Charlie White
when he first fought for the Light
weight title2
Z. How big are the goals for
s. How large a ball is used in
water poio2
g. Who was No 10 IN the 1918
national tennis rankings2
10. Has the Womeu's national golf
championship ever been held at Nay
field club. Cleveland previous TO this
year?
Answers TO Yesterdays Questions.
]. Jack Auliffe was the first
lightweight champion under the Mar
uuis OF Queensberry rules
2. Jeffries was "a years Ella when
he became worlds champ IN
9. Faller set the American record
for the 1o-mile run at New York
October Is. 1913.
q. The high run record in pocket
billiards IS 155 made by Ralph Green
leaf, American champion, in an eL-
hlbition in November, 1918
5. Alfred Fenton, Australian, is
the worlds sculling champion
6. The modern pitching distance is
SO feet inches.
z. In 1919. 1Iarquard tied the Ma
tionaI league record Of 19 straight
victories, Johnson and wood set new
American league records with lf
straight victories
g. Cy Young squit the majors IN
1912 pitching but few games that
year.
9. From 1901 70 1911 8Iathewson
defeated Ciqcinnau p successive
times.
10. O'Hara Wood and Randolph
Lycett were inter-allied doubles ten
mis- champions - Copyright, 1920 -
Thompson Feature Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
SuperbasWin; Yanks Lose; Busy Year At lex

DALLAS. Texas, sept 17--keal hos
Utilities TO determine the college
- football championship OF Texas
will begin on October g. when Rice
Institutes II viii meet the BAY loE
university squad at Houston, and
Texas A. and 81 VIII clash wiz
southern Methodist university az
Dallas. However, these games VIII
not be the opening ones OF the loot
hall season. as several games OF
minor Importance so Tar as the state
championship IS concerned, are scnea-
uIed for earlier dates
Meets Simmons College.
The University OF Texas viii open
its season with a game against sim
mons college at Austin on september
g. on the same date the Southern
Methodist university squad viii meet
Daniel Baker at Dallas. while on sep
TENDER q the A. and II. varsity team
viii meet the freshmen II OF A and
II at College Station Several games
are scheduled for October j and Q
the schedules o. the big Four
University OF Texas. Rice institute,
Baylor university and Texas A. ana
8L-and Of the Southern Methodist
university, have been announces as
University OF Texas
sept. 25-Slmmons college at AUS
tin
Oct z-SouthTestern university Al
Austin
oct. Howard Payne az Austin
oct. 16-Oklahoma A and n al
I Dallas.
oct 22-Austin college a. Austin
I oct. 50-Rice Institute at Houston
Nov. 5-Phillips academy tOkla-l az
Austin
/ Nov. 15-southern Methodist univer-
sity at Austin
Rice Institute
Oct. Trinity university at Houa-
I oct s-Baylor university at Hous-
Oct 1s-Tulane university at New
I oct. 5-southwestern university
oct. s0-University Of Texas al
D Houston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
CHAMP CARTER
BESTS BENNY
CORDOVA
Scrappy Tommy Outfights Rival
IN Eight of Ten Rounds IN
Fast Bout at Ray.

RAY. Ark. Sept. 17.-Benny Cor
dova was completely outclassed BY
southwestern lightweight champion
Tommy Carter here Thursday night
In a fast ten round boxing contest
Carter easily led in the majority OF
rounds and Cordova could not cope
with the superior boxing OF the south
western favorita. although putting Up
a consistent aggressive battle
Champ Was Fast.
Carter won the first six rounds, &C
cordfuE TO the consensus OF opinion
while many considered the seventh
and eighth even In the ninth and
tenth Cordova did his best battling
earning a draw in this session Carter
used his straight left and left hook
TO great advantage in the contest
while his speed was considered re-
markable-
The bout was one OF the best seen
here in many years Carter more than
upheld his laurels as southwestern
titleholder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

rANAGER ERIC MUNRO, OF the
M Bengal football aggregation.
AVA and coach Luther Coblenz have
arranged a schedule that VIII keep
the Tiger gridiron experts on the
jump until Thanksgiving day
Although the schedule IS not final.
most Of the games have been fully
arranged. Those with Pecos high
school. Fort Bliss base hospital and
the SD field artillery and srill pend
ing, and will probably be settled IN
the next Few days.
The schedule IS as follows
October Iii Tigers vs. Calumus
club
high school at FL Paso.
October 15-H Tigers vs- DeminE
at FL Pas0-
october 25-Hi Tigers vs. Base hos
pital.
Cruces, at FL Paso-
November 6-Hi Tigers vs. SD field
November 2o-Open, probably with
Calamus club
November Ssh Tigers VS. Albu-
querque high school-at e Paso-
Capt. English new commandant OF
the reserve officers training corps at
the high school, an able college and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
Tigers Meet Calumus, Oct. 2
Tnaugurate Season At Stadium

army football star and coach. has
been among those visiting the
stadium each afternoon 70 witness
the workout Of the Tiger candidate
The student body as whole
- enthusiastic over the appear
nnee OF the team 30 far and are
predicting a majority Of victories
before the eleven closes IT'S year
on Thanksgiving day undouht-
edly the hnrdesf games OF the
above schedule are vita the Fl
Paso Calumus club which con
fnius many former Miners ana
the SD artillery. which has al
ways had a strong football team
Games have not been arranged with
the Seventh and Eighth cavalry regi-
merits, but &c IS probable that steps
VIII be taken IN this direction within
the next few days.
Coach Luther Cohlentz- the capable
mentor. who has had charge OF the
team for two successive seasons IS
back on the Job and IS optimistic over
the outlook for the season He is
putting his Tiger stars through stiff
workouts daily IN anticipation Of a
hard grind all through the schedule
The Pecos high school game 1s
new one on the Fl Paso schedule. the
Tigers not having met this team in
several years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
Richard To Pay Big Money
Tex Has Lots OF Confidence

A short time ago Tex approached a
certain wen known lighrWeig ht and
suggested a meeting between him
and another well known young man
Neither OF them is in a position to
demand large sums for fighting.
Yet without blinking they told
Rickard ft would cost him just $50
600 IN guarantees
Draw Big Bouts.
Now. it may be true that boxers
VIII draw greater houses than ever
before In the history Of the ring
sport, but Ct also is true that u the
men continue 70 make such outland-
ish demands they viii have the pro-
mote IS shyinE whenever any thought
IS given matches. II may actually be
the cause OF a slump in interest. for
there are very few matches worth
these big sums, and the promoters
win lay back 20 wait for them
Il may come 10 pass some OF these
DAYS that the fighters and their man
ayers viii have TO do their own pro-
noting. Then they VIII find ou-
whether they are worth the heavy
sums they ask
The New York promoters are hang
ing out distress signals Z may be
considered quite probable that they
viii find some way to curb the
yearninE for gold IL win be vel
come if they do
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
FAST DRIVING
MARKS GRAND
CIRCUIT RACE
Favorites Score Victories IN Ma
jority of Races at Syracuse;
Pop Geers Hurt.

Omaha, Neb-, Sept 17.-Close fin
ishes marked the feature races OF the
Great Western Circuit here Thursday.
single C. was forced to 90 the third
heat Of the free-for-aIl pace in 2:0I5 Z
with Hal Malone croWding him close.
In the second heat Of the race, the
judges changed their decision after a
conference. giving IL TO Hal Malone
II the first heat OF the z-l2 trot, the
four leaders were nose and nose Miss
PinAzertun won this race after Dorothy
Day had taken two frsts-
silver Maid took the 2-08 pace, win
ming the first second and fourth
heats.
The results
First race. 2-l2 trot. purse $500
Miss Pinkerton, first; Dorothy Day.
second; Grace Corning, third Best
second race. 2.0s pace. purse 5000
Silver Maid. first; Halle Hoyt, sec
0nds Hazel Kuester, third Best time,
Third race. frss-for-au pace. purse
s120O-Siugle G., first Hal Malone.
second Johnny Quirk, third Best
time. 2-011E.
Fourth race. s-year-old trot, purse
s50O-Harvest Worthy, first Anna
X. second Gold Ring, third Best
Fifth race. the Ak sar Ben derby.
.1k miles running. purse $500; all
ages. weight for age-Chesto. first
10 Ko ri. second; Camella Au4ier,
third. Time. 1881 y.
Sixth race, five furlongs. running
purse S2o0-Dixie Miner tirsti Carl
Roberts, second; Wallace third
Time. 651.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

ArEW YORK. sept 17.-SiIty-fiv
N thousand dollars for a 15-round
bout between Benny Leonard and
Eddie Fitzsimmons, who are light
7Teightsi
stop and ponder about that for a
moment Il IS more money than ever
was paid two 135-pounders TO clash
in this or any other country lt
EQUALS the sums paid for heavywe ght
scraps before the days OF Tex Rick
ard and his 100000 purse
He Il on Job
No one but Tex, OF course. would
have had the temerity 70 parcel out
such a piece OF money, and lot Of
pretty sharp followers OF the fight
game are wondering II the famous
promoter himself hasn't misJudged
the money making powers Of the mill
There is no doubt that the match IS a
good one and Tex Is banking a lot
On New Tork's huugriness for fight
ing.
But-9nd here comes the rub
when Tex offered that huge
purse he Immediately put some
bad ideas In the head OF every
IlEhtFelEht in the business They
all want lots Of money now.
Their managers cant think IN
terms Of less than 5000 and most
OF them-medIocre Eents-are de-
handing $500 guarantee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
Veteran GeerS
Suffers Injury

Syracuse. n. Y Sept 17--Edward
r (Pop) Geers. veteran harness
driver. suffered injuries when thrown
from his sulzy in the first race Of the
grand circuit card on the state fatr
track Thursday The veteran drive
drove wiki wiki 10 finish in second
place in the second heat OF the 2-lS
trot and Just as the horse crossed the
finish, it stumbled and fell throwing
Geers heavily 10 the track he sus-
tanned a severely strained shoulder
and wrist but hopes TO be able to re-
sumo his driving at the Columbus
meeting Monday.
King Watts. driven BY A. Mcdonald.
captured first honors IN the OnOn-
daEa cup race for Els trotters. prin-
cipal event OF the days card Wiki
Wiki. driven by Geers and, after the
accident. in the second hat by Ed
man. finished in third place Wiki
wiki made a spectacular finish 20
take second place in the second heat
when ne stumbled and slid ten yards.
barely crossing the line under the
wire. Geers sent Goldie Todd across
the line an easy winner in the first
heat Of the 2:03 pace and Edman cap
tured the remaining heats behind the
Geers mount
Best times: Els trot 2.Os5; 2:os
pace 2-07&.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Sept 1i--Cleve-
lands American league n1sepall
team. pace settlers OF the leag ue
for the greater part OF tne se1eal 1e,
and but recently ousted rom the TOP
position regained their old berth
Thursday afternoon by a wen llIleo
victory over Washington.
The victory over the Senators was
only instrumental in sense. how
ever. as had the Yankees not lost 10
me chicago White Sox the New YORK
team would still be in the lead
Only three hits were allowed
the Indians by Zachary Of wash
furfou, but the recruit hurler Of
the Speaker team, Nails hlanlzeo
the enEteruers with four hits
holding them safely during the
entire nine innings. The Yankees
are now I'm second runE Of The
Indder. q few points separating
them from Cleveland In the first
position, and Chicago in the third
TodaF's game between the White
Sox and Yankees viii also have a
tremendous bearing on the victory
The Yankees VIII unooupLelly pl-cl
Thoruahleen against either Eaper OF
Cicotte for the SoL- Either OF the
last two named hurlers can be de-
pended upon for a winning game.
Tanks Look TO Hitting
Yankee fans. however. point TO the
ability OF LlelF LANQE4Le1 20 EllA1 uala-
after a defeat and they confidently
anticipate that the slugging Of the
New Workers VIII more than bring
them ont at the top OF the heap be
fore the series IS ended Tradition
remained unbroken IN the removal
o. the Yankees from top BERTH
They have held the position twice
before this season, but have been
ousted by the Indians Just as many
times before
In the National league the Gin
ciuuati Reds received a setback
Mt the hands OF the superhuE-
The Reds star pitcher, Reuter-
lnsfed only one third OF an in
ming before the Brooklyn Or
slauEht. Grimes, OF the DodEcrss
allowed one run IN the first In
uiuE and two IN the fifth, when
Dauberf scored a homer but he
kept the other binEles wen scat
tered. Il a. only necessary for
Brooklyn TO win six o. it, IL re-
mining games to clnch the flag
OF the league
IN order 10 tie the Dodgers, how
ever. the Reds must cop Is out OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
YANKEESDROP
DOWN; INDIANS
ASSUME LEAD
New Workers Again Lost First
Berth When Chicago White
Sox Hit Ball Hard.

Chicago. H.. Sept I7.-Chicago forcci
New YORK out OF first place Ia the Amer
can league penuant race Thursday by tax
Ing the first game OF the crucial series 3
10 g while Cleveland shut0ut WashluEton-
] CHICAGO showed a reversal Of form after a
days layoff and supported Kerr with
heavy hitting. Sensational fielding "
Jackson. Felsch and Strunk vas another
factor IN ruhduing the Yankee BABE
Ruth failed to smash out his 5Gth homer
although he faced Kerr 1--WE times he
cracked out q brace o. infield singles and
Ia the sixth inning with -Wo On base. Ruth
was famed for the third out Chicago fall
on Quinn IN the second inning scoring
runs On i've hits, which included doubles
BY Strunk and Jackson and John Collina
triple. NToEridEs checked the white Sex
when re replaced Quinn but was himself
relieved By a pinch hitter A crowd es-
tirnated az $4,000 Witnessed the game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
EASY
FOR BROOKLYN
PACE Settlers
Superbas Swing On His Deliv-
cry and Increase Lead at Top;
Daubert Makes a Homer.

one hit game enabled New York to break
even with Pittsburg IN double healer
Thursday. The Pirates took the first game
when Hamilton outpitched Barnes and the
Giants won the second when the visitors
failed 70 get hit after the first irninE-
Only two men reached first on Nehc who
struckout seven and gave one base or
balls In the second inning he famed
three IN row. Young and king hit home
runs
FIRST zane P II z
PittsburE ........-.. 600 o02 001-s I
New york -----.---- 900 oQ9 100
Batteries: PlttsburE. Hamilton and
schmidt; New YORK. Barnes ana Snyder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

Atlantic City. ~. j.. sept. Nv. ".
Posey. OF Lancaster, and s NJ Croth-
ers. Of Philadelphia. led the amateurs
In Thursdays program at the annual
shoot Of the Westy HoEans, each
breaking 157 out Of 100. p. F. Slear.
OF CollinEswood. n. j.. and Fred Tom
lin. OF G1assboro. n. T.. led the profes-
SIGNALS with 157. +. i. Woodward.
of Houston, Texas, and r.. H Buugy,
Of Ocean Park. Calf, amateurs,
dropped 156.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

Boston. Mass sept l7--Boston and 81
Louis divided q double header Thursday,
the visitors winning the first Seven pitch
ers were used ID jeckeTlug for the first
game Haines was nit hard In the Sec
0nd but excellent fielding Kept the Boston
ri-rf enc RH z.
81 louis ......- 90 002 oco-4 10 0
Poeton ........ leo 200 o0o-7 g o
Batteries- St Louis. Goodwin, Sherdei.
Lyons. Doak and Clemous; Boston, SCOTT
1IcQulian, i. Townsend and GoWdy-
Secold game \ n p
81 fouls ........ zoo 900 010-7 o
Fozion ...-..-. o01 900 oil u 0
Batteries: St. Louis. Halnes and Griesen-
beck. Clemcns- Boston. OeschEer and
O'NeiL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

Philadelphia. Pa. Sept 17.-Three
New oTrk players and one from Bos-
ton qualified Thursday for the semi
final round o. the women's national
lawn tennis tournament They are:
Mrs. 1Iolla Bjurstedt Mallory. former
national champion: Miss Helen Pollak.
national indoor titleholders Miss
Eleanor Goss and Miss Marion Zin-
derstein OF Boston.
In the semi-finals round today Mrs.
Mallory met Miss Follak, while Miss
Zinderstein opposed Miss Goss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
INDIANS REGAIN
TOP POSITION OF
AMERICAN LEAGUE

their remaining IS, while the Giants
have the unenviable job OF taking Is
straight
Have n Chance.
This IS a mathematical possibility
but supporters Of the Brooklyn team
are already looking toward the Su-
perbas to bring home the bacon Th5
sensational form OF the team in 1915
when 1t won out in the last stages OF
the race has been recalled by many
and they are looking TO Uncle VIII
bert Robinson, manager OF the team
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

BE 20 center IN the tenth won Thursday
sane with Boston for Detroit Menascf
Jennings tried out two young -ltchera
Crumpler and Conwrisht.
score. r r. 2.
Boston ..-........ 90. go 90 o-s 2
Detroit ---........ OF 900 go II Il .
Batteries. Boston. Bush. Pennock and
schanr; Detroit. Crumpler. Downright and
stanage, Llnion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

Tuisa, 8; Des lloines. &.
wichita, 2; St Joseph, T.
Joplin, 1-12s Omaha, 81
Sioux City az Oklahoma City. wet
grounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17


> DABE CABELL. claimant OF
= X border welter honors. had
. a double incentive 10 win
> when he faced Cyclone Briggs
= last Monday night in the last
= wei balanced Offering OF the
y Fort Bliss association
= Babe was promised a 45
> pound watermelon by pilot Ben
y Freudeusteln, manager OF the
= Payo boys. il he won the con-
, test Therefore the decision OF
D draw did not meet with
= CabelIs approval Meeting
y Freudensteiu on the street the
y following day Babe asked
y about the watermelon.
y But you didn't win the
, fight" Ben declared
, wen. tell you. Mister Ben
! that fight was a draw so you
, Jest cut the watermelon in half
y and keep One half and gibe me
:, the other hand" returned Babe
, Babe got the watermelon
=
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

Cleveland O., Sept -7--Cleveland went
back into first place when 60 Won IN q
pitchers battle from washington Thursday
Inning singled and Cleveland did not GET
another hit until theirs were two cut g.
the eighth. Seweu then scratched a hit
and went 70 third on O'Neilrs double 20
rlgh- and scored on a Wild pitch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

Kansas city. S. 81. Paul. g.
Milwaukee, O. Minneapolis. 2 Game
called in seventh by agreement
No others scheduled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

Jersey city. n j., Sept 17.-Wune
Jackson. New York lightweight. out
fought Gene belmont Of Memphis. in
a 12-round bout last night. Jackson
weighed 153 pounds and his oppo-
nent 131.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

Two base hits, Brewer. s. O'Neili- stolen
base. Rice Sacrifice hits. Elier5e. Gard-
ner. Double plays. Harris 10 Brewer
WamhsEanss 70 O'NeIl 20 Gardner 90
ONeiu 10 WambsEansss Gardner 20
FamhsEanss 20 Johnston Base on balls,
Zachary. Q: Malls. J. Struckouc. hy Zach
ary. T. By Mails. &. Wild pitch. Zachary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

ChattanooEa. 1-1s Memphis. 81 Second
game called in seventh, darkness
Mobile. 4: New Orleans. s.
Birmingham. o. Atlanta, 8.
Little Rock. g: Nashville. a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

Westbury. N. r., sept 1.-THE
AIeadowbr brook polo team eliminated
Bryn MaWr in the second game OF
the open championship series Thurs
day, rs goals 20 O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17


Oct. 21-Oklahoma A. and NJ at
saltwater. Okla
oct. 31-Southweste university az
NNov -Tezas A. and NJ. at waco.
nov. I5-TeXas Christian university
nov. 2o-Howard Payne college at
Nov. 25-southeru Methodist univer-
TeTas A. and ". college.
sept ga and n freshman az
ocE daniel Baker college at
] College Station
Oct 9.-Southern Methodist uniTer-
sity at Dallas
Oct 15-Louisiana state university
at College station
Oct 52-Phllips academy At Col
[ leEe Station
saltwater. Okla
Nov. 15-Rice institute az College
I Station
nov. 2-Texas university at Austin.
southern Methodist Univsrsity.
sept 25-Daniel Baker college a.
[ Dallas.
Oct simmons college At Dallas
Oct g-TeEas A and n. al Dallas
oct. 1s-Howard Payne college at
Oct 2s-Uuiversity Of Arkansas at
! Dallas.
oct so-Trinity university (tsnta-
7 tive) at Dallas
Nov. 6-Rice institute at Dallas
Nov. University OF Texas ~
NoT. 1s-Austin college at Dallas
Nov. 25-Baylor university az Dali
o las
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

LAWLER WINS VERDICT
St Louis. no. Sept. 17s-Jack Law
Ter. OF Omaha. won the newspaper de-
cision over kid Bandy. OF St Louis,
IN an eight-round bout Thursday
night They are liFhtWeights-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

New York .--------- 600 oo2 ol9-3
Two base hits. Pratt, Strunk, jackson
Fewster. Weaver. Three base hlti Collins
stolen bases. Kerr. Risberg. z Collins
Sacrifice hit. Weaver Double plays Lewis
20 PeckinpauEh- Base on balls, Kerr. q
MoEridEe. j; p Collins. 2 Innings pitched.
quinn. j 2-2s MogridEe. Q Is r Collins,
.; McGraW, J. struckout. By Kerr, s. By
Nogridge, !. Passed balls. Hanuahs 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
STANDINGS


WIeT0 my EIIT 0IIIIU-I
Washington at Cleveland
Philadelphia az ST. Louis
New YORK az Chicago.
Boston at Detroit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

ST. Louis. no. sept 17--so1loruu
weakened nj the 18th inning and Phiiadel-
phia drove In four runs 10 defeat St
Louis Thursday. The locals tied the score
IN the ninth after Philadelphia had taken
a two run lead.
Score. RH. =.
Philadelphia ...-. 10 900 90 of-8 -
st. Louis .--.--.. 101 900 O02 0l-5 10
Batteries Philadelphia. Harris. perry
and Perkins; st. Louis. Deberry, soth-
oron and Billings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

Philadelphia. Pa. Sept 17.-F.. bsrtson's
home run with two on bases in ninth broke
I'D a close game between Philadelphia and
Chicago Thursday. the visitors winning
lIeussl's homer into the bleachers IN left
field. scoring Williams ahead. gave t1e
Phulies two runs iu the first inning
score RI 7.
CHICAGO ..-...---.-. O01 go o11-g - 3
PhIadelphfa ----- 20I 001 000-5 % 4
Batteries Chlcago. vaughn. Alexander
and O'Farrells Phladelphlas Hub1ell, El1-
mann, Causey and WitheroW-