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New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Cards Defeat Braves
Twice by 3-2 and ll-2

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22-The St. Louis
Cardinals took both games of double
header from the Boston Braves to-day
the scores being to 2 and II to 2.
The first game, which went ten in
nlngs, was won on singles by McHcnry
and Lavan and a double by Heathcote.
In the second game McQuillan weak
ened after the third and the locals
wen easily.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

Totals Al 10 33 u ! Totals 81 SO II 3
Ran for Snyder in tenth inning.
fI'attod for Friberg in seventh inning.
New York ....... 0 0 "a
Chicago. L 0 0 0 0--1
Two base hits-Merklc. Young Home
run-kelly. Stolen bases-Bancroft. Young
fobertson. Double piays-Deal (unassist-
cd); Vaughn, Terry and Herzog Left on
bases-New York. 6; Chicago 5. Bases on
ba ails--on Vaughn . off Toney, 2. Struck
out-By Vaughn. c. by Toney, 6 Passed
pa - . I'arrell Cmpires - Rigler and
Moran. Time of game-2 hours
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
All-St. Louis Team
Easily Defeats Sweden

GlFLE, Sweden. Aug. 22.-Tho All
st. Louis football team to-day easily de-
feated the Gestrikland team by a score
of to l in a pouring rain but before
a record crowd
The goals for the Americans were
made by Brown, Marie, Ellis and Nc
Bury. while that for Sweden was made
by Nordstrom. When half time was
called the score was l to /.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
The score:
CHICAGO CA.
Totals 35 l3 ~ 6 Totals SO 1 10 u l6 .
'Batted for Erickson in seventh inning
fBatted for Courtney in ninth inning.
+Ran for Milan in mini n inning.

Chicago. o . . Is
Two-base hits-Roth, Jackson. f. Col
lins. Torres Three base hits-,Iudge ..
Stolen base-J. Collins. Sacrihces-Rice,
Weaver. j. Collins Felsch, Schalk, Will
Jams Double play-E. Collins and Weaver
Left on bases-Chcago. II; Washington, s..
Bases on balls-OH Erickson 5; off Will
iams 2; off Shaw. /. Hits-Off Erickson. .
in innings; off Shaw, l In Is: off Court
ney. in 2-3. Struck out--By Erickson
l. by Williams. 2. Umpircs-Hildebrand
and MOriarty. Tiine Of gamc-1 So
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

zoney Outlasts Jim Vaughn
I've 0 Keen Pitchers Battle
Big New York Boxman Allows Only Four Hits
While Chicago Rival Gives but Six Up to
Eleventh Inning; Kelly Knocks Out Home Run
By r. ]. Kelly

CHICAGO Aug. 22The Giants game
eaguecadng Reds by winning the third deciding the
with the Cubs
ball and single by Frisc
McCraw talies.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Totals 81 6 81 Is Totals ...35 81 M

'Batted for Fisher in seventh inning.
Brooklyn.. 0 0-6
Cincinnati... 0 0 0 O-3
Two base ht-Roush. Stolen base
Myers. Sacrihces-Daubert. Myers (2)
Miller. Double plays-Sickng and Dau-
bert; Wheat, Miller and Kildun. Left on
bases.Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati. 5. Bases
on on balls,oH Ring, 2; off Fisher. !; off
nings off Fisher in > %: off Napier.
none in :: off cadorc, in IS; off Ma
lnaux, none in > 2-3. Winning pitchcr-
Cadore. Losing pitcher-Ring Umpires-
Day and Quisley Time Of game-l:41.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
White Sox Easily
Defeat Senators:
Williams i'm Trim,

WASHINGTON, Aug. %. - Chicago
punched hits off Erickson and Courtney
to-day and easily defeated Washing
ton, 8 to 4.
Williams pitched a steady game for
the visitors.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Purtell and Thorpe Aid
In Defeat of Skeeters

AKRON, Ohio, Aug. 22.-Purtell's
homo run, scoring two runs in the
fourth, and Thorpes triple in the fifth,
scoring two more, gave Akron a to
victory over Jersey City in the first
game of the series here to-day
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
L he score:
AKRON Il. L.)
Totals 33 "a 10 Totals 3o4so7 l39

'''"E' '''Vo " 7 II to IT IotaIs ...3U b = IS
Jersey city. 0 l-3
Akron''..... 2 o x-4
~, lohe run-Purtell Three base hit
Thorpe Two base hit--Shields Double
Webb, Shields and Hoblitzel. Sacri-
llceS-W Wigelsworth Shields Stolen bases
--Shields Walsh CO. Struck out-Rv
nihncran l. Bases on balls--On uarscher.
8 ; on flnneran. 3. Wild pitch-Finneran'
l:elt on bases-Akron, 6; Jersey CIV
umpires-- Moran and McCiowan Tina If
game-l.32 INC oi
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
DETROIT "a.
Totals. 40 II Ii 81 II Totals 81 9 10 27 IA
'Batted for Jones In fourth inning.
tBatted for Shore in eighth inning.
tran for Mcusel in eighth inning.
SRatted for ShaXteX In ninth inning.

SBAtted Tor ShaWKey n nlnth lNhlhg.
Detroit... ! Ill
New York. 2 l 0 O. 8
Two-base hits-Shorten, Jones. PccSn
paugh, Cobb, Heilman, Ayers. Three base
hit-Bodic Sacrifices-Bush (2), Pratt,
Stanage. Neach. Left on bases-Detroit
10: New York o. Bases on balls-OT
Quinn, i: off Thormahlen, l off shore. l; ;
off Shawkey ! off Ehmke. g. off Oldham,
l. Hts-Of QUINN 9 in Is innings; off
Thorna hlen, in 13; off Shore. In 1-3 !;
off Shawl1ey, in l; off Ehrlle 10 in :
(none out in eighth); off Oldham, none in
Ia off Ayers, In 2S. Struck out-By
Quinn, l. by Shore. /; by Shawkey, ]; by
Ehmke g. by Ayers. !. Winning pitcher
Ehmke Losing pitcher-Shore. Cmpires
-oConnolly and Nallin Time Of game
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Southern Association

onap3t,anooga. Vance 2; birmingham. f1st,
N'FsNnlnsham. NatN ram 4; Chattanooga. "a,
NeS MobiIe 2fIeans 2; Nashville. 1. -'''
others teams MOI scb.s,.,
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Hl4gn'en Pldy Sleepy Gtt,ae
Before SO, 900 Customers
Four Pitchers Unable to Tame Jennings Sluggers,
T. Raymond Cobb Alone Getting Five Hits in
Six Times at Bat Ping Bodie Fails in Pinch
By w. 0. Mcclellan

continued lead life of shame the Polo Grounds
their pitchers messed by the Tigers
Cobb of Georgia. who five mses
Ehme folded the eighth and the Yanks
down some only by the of II
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
RObbie's Men Bombard Rine
ln Fifth Inning for Six Ruins
The Score
BROOKLYN (N. L.) |

BROOKLYN On. L) CINCINNATI (N L)
alb r h po c alb h po G
Olson. ss 30 o Groh 3b "a 02 | 0
Johnston. 3b.4 | l o. Daubcrt 1b. 8 O IA @
Griffith RI ..3 ! 0 O Roush, CT - o
Wheat, If ...3 l o. Duncan II "A 0 0 0
Myers. cf % 0 / o. Kopf IS .4 90 0
Kone,cly. lb.4 0 ! 10 o Ncale RI "a oil 90
kilduiT. 2b...i ! O. Sticking. 2b. 81
Miller "a 30 o Wngo "a Ol 0
Cadore. y p l 0 Ring. p ... 90 0
Manlaux, p..l 0 0 Q Fisher IL l 20
'See ........l 0 0
Napier. 80 90 0
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
SECOND GAME
Record OF Past Week
In Tsro Major Leagues

rESHe weeks record in each league
Of games played, won and lost,
with runs. hits. errors and runs
scored by opponents, including games
OF Saturday, August 81, is as fol-
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Jack O'Lantern Sails to
Victory on the Sound

GREENWICH. Conn, Aug. Cab
bott Brush sailed Leonard H. Overs
Jack OLantern to victory in the race
among arrow class yachts this morn
ing over the Indian Harbor Yacht
Clubs fivemle course. Through his
clever handling of the yacht, he OBJ
tanned the lead at the start and fin
lshed by good margin ahead of Ralph
+. Slavcn's Hawk
The Salomy, owned by II. Newton
Whittelsey. the only yacht to enter the
race. in the Indian Harbor zone" de-
sign class. was sailed by Mr.. Whittcl
sey's ten-year-old son. Souther, better
known as "Chick." There was good
treeze blowing from the southeast dur
ing the races.
The summary:
ARROW CLAss-START 1885 A. NJ.
Yacht. Owner
Jack O'Lantern, l.. II. Dyer. ......1:21:5
Hawk, Ralph r. Slaven. ......... :3 3 IS
RAM. Clifford d. Mallory ry..........1:34:40
Snapper, +. S. Page. :36. As
Windward II. Richard H. Monks. :37:25
Eastern League
Waterbury. 5; Worcester. . Ust
Bridgeport. Springfield 3
Pittsiieid. 4: New Haven g.
Hartford, s; Albany. 2.
BASEBALL TODAY $50 p. NJ. POLO
Grounds. Yankees VS.. Detroit
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
33554$555
MzAIIT
G11fj1@

Don't ever let 'em tell
you that large bodies
move slowly!
They simply tumbled all
over themselves to buy Suit
Bargains at $35, S45 and
$55!
Result! Large sizes are
no longer as plentiful as
suits ranging from 81 to SO
chest. The values, how.
ever, still speak for them.
selves.
At $35-savings g. s any.
where from SIS to $35.
At $45-same thing.
At $55-savings fromS2s
to $45.
Light, medium and heavy
weights.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at 18th St. -Four at 34th St.
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave
at Warren at 4lst St.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
SECOND GAME
Totals so 94ll Totals 2e 90 ~ - :

- 77V'1' ''9- 5 a II IT Totals SO II Is p u
St H0SI%"i louis. -: Q . . i ?
uopTbcdia Eye base =, hits-,MeQuilan, Smith (2,,
base hit-McHenry eenupp. IhTee-
liornsby l,nla3'. Smith. Double payWHornsby r'sn
81 ssqf'aTTs,s{fed); TaSfe Left on oases-Boston. =
G,,;,,ulS ,-oulS' o. Bases on balls-On No.
Suillan Saiai1; 3 off schupp g. Struck o,,+R, Nc
i1e Golllan 81 by schupp. 5. umpireeyy
iiaft anu McCormick Time of gamaW1 ~ 10
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
FIRST GAME


'7'197' % u 7 % 1c = IO'als ...59 Io 81 7.
Ran for O'Neil in tenth inning
rome out when winning run was scored
Boston. o q ! @ q q q %
81. Louis. s.......... / 0 0 1-3
Two base hts--Boectel Fournier. Heath
cote. Three base hit-Maranville. Stolen
9ases-t ournier (2l, Heathcote (2). Nc
fehfY. riices-Fournier, Stock Double
Plays-Doall, Hornsby and Iournicr:
LaVan t@r and Fournier; Left on bases-Bos-
ION, D st. Louis. u. Bases on balls--On
Scott, 2; off Doak, l. Struck out-Isv
SCOT . by Doak, 8. Umpircs-Hart and
McCormick. Time of game-9:05
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Eastern League

BASEBALL TODAY, $50 r. NJ. POLO
Grounds Yankees VS.. Detroit-Advt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-01
A TIP AND
Be At ARMORY FOR
ELECTION RETURNS
Evening Herald Invites
People of City to Be
Its Guests

Come down TO tho Armory tomor-
row evening, folks and g,t the latest
election dope. This liz on the Eve
ming Herald. Park your chair in "a
nice warm SPOT and keep yoar eye
on the screen, Continuous telegraph
reports from n special leased wire
Will be flashed on The screen and 10
cal returns viii be reported by the
Evening Herald stair.
No effort has been spared to pro-
vide for the masses OF people who
viii be- eager TO follow the trend of
the presidential and general eicc-
tions. Chairs will be furnished for
everybody. The bigRest auditorium
- the city LAS been engaged to hold
the crowd and arrangements have
teen made for the latest returns ~
he put within the reuch Of every
body.
Two st%creoptician projection ma
chimes have been obtained FOR tho
purpose Of showing the returns. spe-
cial slides upon which reports may be
typed as they are received ovcr wire
md shown Immediately have hecn
procured. The crowd will have tns
rows as sOo as the wire gives it
National and state returns by tel
ogtarh and county ,cturns viii al
be given as soon 90 they are received.
The show win begin at the hrnOrs
! at q O'Clock. Win two hours differ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-01

Division la. Voting place. base
ment Of Broadway christinn church.
corner Of South Broadway aud Gold
avenue. Division Includes Central
avenue 10 Ben between tho railroad
and Arno street
Division i-B. Voting place. Idea
grocery. hi6 East Central avenue Di-
includes Central venue to Bcil
between Arno and High streets.
Division &c, Voting place, Pres
byteriHn snnitorium. Division Includes
the remaining section of precinct 20,
district 4. east OF High street.
Division PA. Voting place, Ma
tional Investment company at eos
West Gold avenue. Division includes
Central aver to Cromwell between
the railroad and Fourth street.
Division 2-B. Voting place. liud-
son garage. Fifth and Gold avenue,
Division includes Central emu "a
Cromwell between Fourth and the
city limits at Fifteenth ana the river.
PRECINCT IS Old ALBUQUERQUE
Division A.. Voting place. at III,
house Of Juan Xnmorn.
Division %. Voting place. at the
courthouse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-01
New Mexico Game
Commission Bill. =.
Gets Endorsement

The New Mexico Game Protective
association has just received from
j. l.. Hunter, assistant executive Off
Ger OF tho California Fish and Game
association, II strong endorsement of
the New Mexico Game commission
bill which the association Is now
drafting for presentation to this. win
ters' Legislature.
Mr.. Hunter states the principles OF
the New Mexico plan are sound and
progressive and offers a number of
detailed criticisms for the protection
OF the draft of the bill. He especially
emphasizes the necessity for securing
the appointment of on-politlcal game
commissioners, who shall serve with
out pay. ana who shall have both
the scientific and practical viewpoint,
together with the ability TO under-
stand the problems Of the local
sportsmen.
lie also urges that the bill pro-
vide for the employment OF a high
class executive as State Game and
Fish warden. No reasonable salary
is too high, he says. IL II will com.
mand the services of an efficient
warden wholly independent OF pol
tiles and responsible only to tho game
commission FOR results. He also en-
phasl2es the necessity for stability oil
tenure In the game warden's office
A good man, he states, should be re.
tained as game warden as long at
he makes good, and n poor mar
should not be retained at all hui
should he Immediately discharged b,
the commissioners. The state gam,
wardenship should be n profession
rather than n temporary political Of.
flee.
Nit. Hunter also urges the advisn.
bility OF establishing state fish hatch
cries as soon as the non-political man
agement OF the game department Il
assured. He urges that the law giy'
Judges the option OF imposing heav!
fines for Offenses like dynamitinl
fish. The maximum fine for sucl
cases. he states, should be in~crcaset
irom $200 to $500 and the 00-da!
jail sentence should also he possible
in fragrant cases.
Officers OF the New Mexico Gam
Protective association state hat tn
draft OF the proposed game commits
sion is now In the hands OF attor
neys and after further revision vii
again be published for the informa
tion OF the public In the next issue o
the Pine Cone. Both governors an
both political parties are pledged I
the passage Of the bill and the cs
adjustment OF a non-politicnl stat
game commission for New Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-01
POLLS OPEN.
At 8 A. NJ. AND
CLOSE At Pm.
Big Vote Expected To-
morrow; Women to
Cast First Ballots

Preparations for the heaviest vote
In tie city, county, state and nation
arc virtually complete. Both political
parties have fired their last argu-
ments AZ the great mass Of men and
women voters and tomorrow will pa
tiently await the decision.
The polls win open nj . o'clock and
remain open until six o'clock at night
when the official count OF the ballots
will be started. On o OF many
women voters in addition to the reg
ular male vote md because OF the
prediction Of the many scratched
ballots. tho counting Of the ballots IN
~ expected to take longer than Il
has In former years.
The supcrintendent's office of the
Santa Fe shops has announced that
the shops will not close at 4 o'clock
FOR the benefit OF voting employees as
IN former years but hat the whistle
viii sound ut 5 o'clock the usual
time.
Under the state law, however, the
men are allowed two hours on fun
pay for voting. They may be excused
n hour OF the day by notifying their
foreman In advance but preferably
between . and 8 o'clock, u. Il. Bar
ton. shop superintendent, said this
morning, II Is estimated that 1000
shop employees viii vote.
Automobiles with democratic and
republicans banners are to be out
early to take the voters to the poin
Plans, Il was announced today, have
been made TO keep election cars their
required distance from the polls and
to prevent any unqualified voters
from taking part In the bal,otlng.
The forecast of he weather man
that tomorrow would he fair, gave
politicians the belief that almost the
fun voting strength would he out be-
tween the required hours.
Persons who have not registered
and h are qualified voters may
vote by making out an affidavit. The
hope Of the judges IL that everyone
VIII vote early so as not To make a
rush at the last hours of the daN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-01
Where City Residents Vote


Division IA. Voting place. Grande
hotel at Broadway and Tijcras. III
vision includes central avenue to
Mountain road between Walter and
the railroad south OF Marquette. and
between High and the railroad north
OF Marquette.
Division i-B. Voting place. Rilcy's
grocery at 1905 East Central avenue.
Division Includes the remaining Sec
ton OF precinct ~, district /, east OF
district la to the mountains.
Division IA. Voting place. CITY
hall. Division includes Central ave-
nue. to Mountain road between
Fourth and the railroad.
Division '2-B. Voting place, Paige
garage North Fourth street. Division
includes Central mi to Mountain
road between Fourth and Eighth
streets.
Division &C. Voting place, house
OF John Baron Burg at 1OlS West
Marquette avenue. Division includes
Central avenue to FOUNTAIN road he
tween Eighth ana Fifteenth streets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-01
These are Albuquerque Cases:
U ARNo STREET

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and lansuid, Mornings 1t was an effort for me to
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my kidneys didn't act right at all. used Doar's
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am glad to recommend poan's to anyone In need
nf a kidneN rnmedy.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-01
WEST NEW YORK AVENUE

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-01
R EIGHTH STREET

f. W. Knucppcl, farmer. sol North Eighth 81,
says; "a few years ago my kidneys got out OF fN
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-01
e LEAD AVENUE

oack became lame and sharp pains pierced me.
When 1 stopped over, II WAS difficult TO atralghten
up. read Of Doan's kidney piils and started 10
use Them. J noticed some relief whom l had lin
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them
NV. summers gave the above statement May
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-01
cor GOES ON A
"HANDsHAKING JAG"

MEMpHIS-One of the Memphis
ops went on n 'hapdshaking Jag
and met everybody on the street.
Now Chief Of Police Burney IA trying
90 Identify the jovial policeman. IF
| find nj who ii ,yas. IN fire him.
he says.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-01
Red Cross Home
Service Offices
VIII Be Moved

Announcement was made today OF
tho temporary removal OF the Red
Cross home service officcs from the
federal building 10 The w. O, W build
log next to the army recruiting sta
llon. The change will he made on
Wednesday.
The home service which occupies
the Judges chambers during the year
is requirFd 10 vacatc during cuch term
OF The federal court. The court viii
convene here on November 4. Lost
year the home service occupied rooms
In the Wright building during the
court session.
II was hoped to find quarters for
the home service in connection with
the salvage and shop. The latter
movement has not yet been started In
the city. however, so the home SER
vico engaged rooms OF It's own. II
will possibly be In the central We
nuo offices for six weeks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-01

crce In eastern time apd Gocky
Mountain time tho returns from that
strtlun should begin coming into Al
Iuquerque about 9 O'Clock. by o
o clock betting win be safe. y ron-
iinuous succession OF returns from all
oven the country Will be shown.
a variety OF films viii SIC inter-
sperscd among tho election bulletins.
Other entertainment features viii be
provided. Half OF the crowd should
be Ia nigh spirits all the time, ac-
cordine 10 the nature of the latest
bulistin. and hat half Will probably
stage some amusing STUNT In cele-
bration of the latest victory. II IL
promised that there Will be some.
thing doing EVERY minute. The fel-
low who stays home viii mics the
fun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-01

Back!

rs your back giving out2 Are you tortured
4 with a dull, nagging backache and sud
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may come, too. and perhaps some annoying
kidney irregularity. Get back your health
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-01
Election Returns
Come to the Armory
Tuesday night as guests
of The Evening Herald.

The Evening Herald will bull
letin state and national re-
turns on Tuesday night at the
armory.
Up.to-the minute returns will
BIO received by special wires
from all sections Of the state
and from every other state in
the union, and thrown upon
two screens in the armory,
There will be seats, q FIRE.
Come and make yourself at
home election night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-01
EAST IRON AVENUE

Mrs. V, W. Bowman, sos L. Iron Ave. says:
"My kidneys were weak and l had severe back
aches which kept me miserable. Frequent head
Aches made the complaint worse, and my kidneys
didn't act right. others in my family had used
Donn's Kidney Pills with such good results, ] tried
them Doan's soon freed me OF the backache aud
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-01

WANTED-Cotion rngs az the
Herald office dob Dept.