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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-15
AGG|ES BEAT OREGON,
STANFORD LOSES FINAL

EUGENE Or. May 15.-The Ore
gon Agricultural college baseball team
won from University of Oregon Friday
afternoon by the score of ~ to s. Tho
game was marked by heavy hitting ON
the part of both teams The score: Q.
"A. C. IA IA 4: oregon 2 4.
Batteries-Keene and. Gill; Jacob
berger, Jacobson and Leslie.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-15

Walter Christie, California coach, pre-
dicted his team would win. as the
state university defeated Stanford In
this event in q recent dual meet.
However, Adhcrcnts OF the Univcr-
sity OF Washington. the University Of
Oregon and Washington State College
expressed confidence In the teams
from their respective institutions.
California won the conference meet
last year. Stanford was second and
Washington State College third.
Elimination trials preceding the
meet were held on the College track
Friday. Results follow:
First heat. 100 yards-won By
Wells. Stanford; Snook. Oregon Agri-
cultural college. second; Merchant,
University OF California, third. Time,
10 1-5.
Second heat. 100 yards--won by
Kirlssey. (s): Hutchinson. (C). Sec
ond: Forester, University OF Oregon,
third. Time. . As.
Kirksey established a new confer
cnce record but II will have to be re-
peated today TO stand as official
First. 220 yards--Won by Shook.
20. A.. CO; Hutchinson. (C). second;
Forester (C). Tibe 20 LIS.
Second heat. 22O yards-Won by
ISirksey tS); Hendrickson, Co. Sec
ond; Green. 90. A. CD. third. Time
81 1-3.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-15
WILLIE JACKSON BESTS
JOHNNY DUNDEE IN IL
ROUND BOXING CONTEST

NEWARK, n. J.. May 15.-Willi'
Jackson outfought Johnny Dundee il
12-round bout here last night. Jack
| son had the advantage in every round
except the second, which went to Dun
dee, and the third, an even one. Jack
sen weighs 131 pounds and DIndee
129. 8Nah
Dundee received considerable pun
ishment about the body and held fire.
quently. He took the aggressive in the
second round, during which he caused
jackson to miss many blows. From
the fourth round on Jackson kept after
his opponent and in the eighth landed
several hard blows with Dundee up
against the ropes jackson was SUI
perior at infighting.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-15
DUCKS PLAY BASEBALL
AND BEST Los ANGELES

Los ANGELES, May 15.-4Portland
won its second straight game from
Los Angeles. to A, two of its runs
being homers by Schaller and Wister-
I'll. In the eighth the Ducks added
three to their previous two runs when
Blue Walker took second on Wister-
zirs sacrifice. Schaller walked and
pulled off double steal with Blue.
the latter scoring; Schallcr took third
on a wild throw; SigIin walked and
stole scored and Schallcr and Singlin
both scored on Cox's single. The
Angels rally in the same inning nett
ing -four runs. was not strong enough
to overcome the Northwesterners'
lead.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-15
HELIX WILL FURNISH
!. OPPOSITION FOR BUCK
NINE IN SUNDAY GAME
Hilltop Team Stands on Upper
Perch of League Percent
age Table but Pendleton Ex-
poets to Bring Them Down.

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pandia,o,,,a D''a,'s nv oppos..ion ioi
Round-TTn ,o.,, ,i,o
aftar,,,o,, 80 '.,, 'o,io,no" N J.
p,ea,i,,,. 80 ~, -, VIZ ~ tiie =. p
ana the saaas 80 es,,s ~ ',,s suaso''
II, a.. eop.oS' ioi icnuietoii
Ifaaa,. X. s...s,a
the Bucks are cnning a,ons 4, srea !
shane and IL anv of Tho b,,rling stafs
chosen will deliver tba goods Tho h,,s
and runs win como In considerabIo
hitting strength has been added ~
late to the local lineun and freo,,ent
practices have also built up the defe1.
sive strength Manager smell had NOT
decided TODAY as ~ bis cboice NJ Mitch.
ers for Tomorrow
ITelix I'm Tn y,icc
Hclix leads pendIeton IL Tho nor
centara tabIe uitb ,u,o win. ma ona ,
defeat. tho latter having heen nrotest
cd. PendIeton has lost ono ana ,,o,,
ono came pilo, PACK a,so ~, a., 'tha
ee- cIo.e to,,r,,o,,,, a. .,ho,,a r,,,,,or
ro,y ana yysIia yvaI,a In ,sIa,, =, MA
ION In n return contest
p.r, car,ana n,,,or,ana.,
miro ,.,,,l ha1d ~ ,r,,;ss,e,n -. !,
,,orro,., ,,a,,,,, 49,, ,,,rn, III,
staff rccont,, rro s,,nn,an,s c,,a,,aa
Nil. ~ s,,. 49,, ~ -, 7.'.'',',
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-15
STANFORD OVAL WILL
Be Scene TODAY OF
COAST CHAMPIONSHIP
Athletes From 10 Universities
viii Vie This Afternoon in
Track Meet; Record Made in
100 Yard Preliminary.
(By Associated Press. !,

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal,
May l5.--Ten athletes with their
trainers and coaches from each OF six
leading colleges and universities OF the
Far West are in the second annual
Pacific Coast track and field meet on
the Stanford oval this afternoon.
Sports followers here considered
Oregon Agricultural College the
strongest contender from the North
but they predicted that Stanford and
the University of California would
contest for first honors. II the meet
goes TO the relay race for decision.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-15
- HOW THEY
.!STAAD


Where They Play Next Week
Vernon at Salt Lake; Oakland at
sacramento, Portland at San Francis
co; Seattle at Los Angeles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-15
YANKEES MUST MOVE.

PITTSBURG, Pa. May 15.-The
New York American League baseball
club will not use the Polo grounds for
its New York City games after the
close of. this season. according to an
announcement here today by Manager
McGraw of the New; York Nationals.
The lease held by the New York AM
ericans will expire at that time, said
Mr., McGraw. and will not be renewed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-15
FOUR COUNTY SCHOOLS
ENTERED IN o. meet

Pendleton, Athena, Hermiston and
Pilot Rock are represented in the
Eastern Oregon high school track
meet at La Grande today. Sixty-one
athletes from various high schools in
this section are represented. The
meet is the first which has been held
in La Grande since 1915.
Athena is represented by Bob Ko-
priva, while Neil Boynton will repre-
sent Hermiston. Both were point win
ners in the Umatilla county track meet
held recently in Pendleton.
William Ward. who is on the Milton
team. won the so, 100 and 220 yard
dash at the county track meet here.
Another member of the team is Rem
nett, of Milton, who won the mile.
Pilot Rocks team is made up of Bra
cher. Smith and Jordan.
In the PendIeton team are Snyder.
J. Saunders, L. Warner, Terjesoh,
Stonebreaker, Rigby. Straughn, G.
Saunders. Ritner, b. Warner and La
Hue.
Following is Bakers team: Tunni-
cliffe, Rodman, F'ong, Stoddard, Ben
nett. Cundiff. Palmer, Christly, Ged-
des, Docley. Gardiner. Waltz, Gillian
and Bates.
Made. Knapp. Ratcliff and Wilson
form Enterprises team. with BlevenN
and Ted Mays on Joseph's team. La
Grande is represented by Crippen,
Sandborg. Larsen, Williamson. Thei-
sen, Smith, Kingwell, Blokland, Garity,
Proctor, Stoddard, Newlin, Bean.
Kivette and Thompson.
In Waliowas team are: Lyman
Greer. Casteel. Baird. Morelock, Tul-
ley and johnson.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-15
BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL
National League.

Philadelphia 8. Cincinnati 4.
Boston 4, Chicago Z.
Brooklyn 5, st. Louis 1.
American League
Detroit 8, Washington g.
Pacific International.
Tacoma 4, Vancouver 6.
Yakima s, Victoria A.
Spokane II, Seattle 5.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-15

SALT LAKE CITY. May 15.-oak-
land was defeated for the fourth
straight time by Salt Lake Friday,
to 4, in game featured by heavy hit
ting. Oakland tied the score in the
sixth. when Knight tripled with the
bases full. after two outs had been
made. Three Salt Lake runs were
scored in the same frame.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-15

K SACRAMENTO Cal. May ia
batting rally in the eighth inning as
sisted BY poor fielding judgement on
the part of Stumpf. allowed Vernon to
even the series, defeating Sacramento
3 to l.. Fromme. on the mound for
the Tigers, let the Senators down with
five hits.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-15
ATHI,t7rE DROPS DEAD,

WALI.A WALLA. Wash. May t5.--
Peter Pongen. high school student,
dropped dead at the finish of a race
in a high school interclass meet Fri
day afternoon. His heart and lungs
were said to have been affected by
gas while fighting with the A. E f.
in France. He was an orphan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-15
Mnshinrton Wins Einnl

STANDFORD UNIVERSITY, CAT,
May 15.-University of Washington
defeated Stanford University. to /, in
the final game of Pacific coast college
conference baseball here Friday.
Washington made four runs in the
sixth and got seven hits off Stanford's
twirler.
Washington. 2; Stanford. 5 4.
Batteries-Leonard and Land; ORA
per and Bundy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20

A DHERING to their usual con-
\ slsteent powerful brand OF team
work the Seventh cavalry polo
team advanced a further step toward
the championship Of the southern
army corps area Sunday afternoon
by a decisive defeat OF the Eighth
horsemen at Fort Bliss - 20 4.
While the Terrier regiment team
was the favorite 70 win because OF
its superior offensive tactics no one
predicted such a decisive defeat OF
the Eighth team which under the d.
rection Of Col Geo. Langh0rne, regi-
mental commander had been practic-
Ing daily at the post in order to win
district polo honors-
Now II has been eliminated
from further competition future
enmea being between the SIND
artillery, First cavalryi Tenth
cavalry and Fifth cavalry before
the representative team e. sent 70
san Antonio to contest for the
departmental chnmpi0nHhip.
One Of the principal factors in the
victory OF the Seventh cavalry team
was the all around play OF Lieut. Cay
but recently returned 20 the Fl Faso
district
Back In Old Forni.
A member OF the championship
Seventh team last year, Lieut. Gay,
was back in his form and working In
perfect cohesion with his teammates
Lieut.. Craig. Capt Wood and Capt
Short. he proved a concrete tower OF
strength to the team Col Langhornes
himself. and Lieut. Upton both played
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20
Indians and SOx
On Final Squirt

New York. Sept z0.-The Brooklyn
Nationals and Cleveland Americans
appear the strongest teams in the
major league pennant races which
Sunday entered the final two weeks
squirt. The Chicago Americans are
close behind the Indians, however,
and may Gust them from the first
place in the series starting Thursday.
The Brooklyn Nationals have a lead
OF five games over New York and
can clinch the pennant by winning
six Of their eight remaining contests.
II the Cleveland Americans win
seven out Of their Is games, Chicago
would have 70 win seven out OF 10
and New York eight out OF nine 20
equal them
While Brooklyn was winning Sun
day. New York kept pace by defeating
Cincinnati IN a hard thinning bat
tie Brooklyn withstood the attack
Of the Feds last week, taking the
series two games to one after cap
turing four out OF five from Chicago.
New York went into second place by
out playing Pittsburg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20
Tulsa Is Victor
In Western Race

Kansas City, No, Sept Boy
splitting even in a double header with
Sioux City today, Tulsa Okla, won
the 1920 Western league pennant- Had
Tulsa lost both games, wichita kan.
would have been the winner IS the
latter club took both ends OF double
header from Omaha
The Western league race, sporting
authorities said, was one Of the
closest IN years. According to unof-
fetal averages available Sunday
night, Oklahoma City finished in
third place and Omaha in fourth St
Joseph and Joplin were neck and
neck for fifth place with the unof-
fetal averages giving the honor TO
st. Joseph because OF Jopin's defeat
by that club Sunday in double
header. Sioux City finished the sea
son in seventh place and Des Moines
in eighth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20
NATIONALLEAGUE.
..-u----- L.----

At New York. RHE
PittsburE -. 90 600 90 10
New York -.--..l..- 203 100 210-s II
Batteries: PittsburE. Zinn. Ponder and
Schmidt. New York Sallee, Ryan, Douglas
and Smith
At Boaron-FIrst game. RIB
St Louis 900. 900 122 ol0 600 ~ % Z
Boston -....- I'll 900 eco coo 0-s u
Batteries. St. Louis. schupp. Goodwin.
Sherdel ana DIlhoefer- Boston. Oeschrar.
Townsend and Gowdy. O'NeuL
Second game r. z
st. Louis -. 600 GOO 1z0-5 ~
Boston -....----.--. 100 go COS u 2
Batteries St Louis. Schupp. North.
Lyons and Clemcnss Boston. FiliinEim.
Eircher and OMEN. GriesenbaclL
At PHILADELPHIA R. II z
ChIcaro .--.-...-... 10 900 800 IL 2
Philadelphia ..-..-. 600 5l2 o10-7 "a o
Batteries. Chicago. Tyler. Martin and
O'FarreII; Philadelphia, Meadows. Smith.
Belts and Witherow.
~ Broorivu RIB
~Ineirnatf e-...-.-.. 900 eos 21g-11 b.
Brooklyn .......---...... 900 COS 600
Batteries Cincinnati Ring. Napier and
Rariden; Brooklyn. Aarquard. MauauE
and 1ruen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20

Fort Worth, Texas, S
Worth. Texas league =
ners. defeated Little Roei
ern association champion
Of a post-seaEon series
Q. Southern association
cllned TO sanction the q
Little Rock club Is playi
name The Travellers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20
TO
GIANTS WHILE
DODGERS WIN
Cmcy Team Drops Further
Back When Giants Edge Out
llth Timing Victory.

New York. sept ao-New York out
fought Cincinnati IN an Il inning struggle
sunday. the first % a four game series
which may decide which team remains "a
the almost hopeless chase after the Brook
lyn leaders The Giants won when Doyle
walked and scored from first on Duncan's
tumble OF Suyder's hit TO left field. All OF
the Red runs were due TO homers.
Cincinnati had victory within its grasp
in the ninth. when a fast double Ilay end
ed the inning Barnes. who started for
New York, lasted until the seventh. when
Coumhe's home run with one on base, tied
the score Luqus began for Cincinnati and
was hatted out in the third Cincinnati
scored two runs 81 the first when Roush's
home run into the right field Erandstand
also scored Groh- The Giants bettered
them By one run IN their half New York
added three more in the third on a pass
and four singles. with none out. Couube.
who relieved Luque. stopped further sco--
Ing and held the local hatsnen TO three
hits n the remaining Innings Home ruls
with man on base BY Neale IN the
fourth, and by Coumbe in the seventh.
kept Cincinnati IN the running Monday
the teams play a double header
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20

Chicago, III. Sept 20.-The third
fire in two days at the Chicago White
Sox baseball park tonight did dam
age estimated at $1,000 TO the left
field bleachers. Rumors Of a plot
were scoffed at by cub officials and
flremen- They declared that they be-
ueved Sundays fire was due 10 a
cigar or cigaret butt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20

none down In the eighth inning caused
the primary loss Of the game as he
attempted TO stretch a two-bagger
into a slam good for three sacks and
was thrown out, an excellent peg
by Mesa 20 LaEunas, who relayed
to Chavez. being responsible for the
out With none down Anderson could
have easily been sacrificed home and
scored Jim Brann was on the coach
ing line at first base at the time.
McCormick's pitching was faultless
and he proved an able rival Of Leyva-
Jodie's long fingers twirled around
the ball in such a manner that he
had almost perfect control and time
and again when IN dangerous posi-
tons he frightened and forced out re-
naming batters- Two successive
singles in the seventh inning failed
TO net a gain when Mccormick tight
ened
The score:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20
CaIu77uS CIubberS
Training Hard

Members Of the football squad Of
the Calumus social club are training
daily under the eye OF head coach
wells in preparation for a stiff
schedule this season
Business manager Manuel Schwartz
Of the team is busily engaged in pre-
pairing a schedule. II will include a
game with the FL Paso high school
team on October 2. which win Off
clally open the 1920 season for both
teams Games are being arranged
with military teams Of the FL Paso
district also.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20
INDIANS WIN
UPWARD TREND
White Sox Are Also Victors,
While Unfortunate Yanks
Lose Fourth Straight.

Cleveland. O.. Sept zo.-Clsvsland de-
feated Boston IN a pitchsrs' battle be-
tween Pennock and Bagby sunday. Il was
Bagby's 29th victory OF the season APP
proxlmately 81. 900 fans witnessed the
game Bagby held Boston 70 four hits. two
OF which were made By Hooper he never
was 10 trouble until the ninth, when. with
two men out. he walked Witt and Ne
noslzy. but wound Up the game by strik-
ing out Handry-L He struclcout four msn
and walked four. Pennock had the In
dians at his mercy except IA the sixth
when Cleveland scored two runs. VITA
the exception o. the ninth inning. only one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20

New York, Sept 9
won the New Internal
penuant race which ei
leading Toronto by q 2
and oue-half games z
won their tWenty-fifth
today. establishing a 7
Buffalo, Akron Rezdiu
Roch ester and Srracu
the order named
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20

LsavenWorth. Ken. Sd
Johnson was received
penitentlary Saturday "a
ing a sentence OF a yes
imposed upon him st @
his conviction on a chat
ton Of the Mann act
At the railroad stat
chauffeur offered the q
20 take the party, which
deputy United States nd
prison Johnson climbe
took the wheel. and
peniteltiary grounds
graphed and measured
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20
CAVAA
TEAM LOSE
SNAPPY BAL

pretty games for
the defensive work
tying many attemu
Seventh team.
IN the sixth and
Seventh cavalry q
goals each, the Fl
hold the Terrier re-
period, the eighth
were made
Officials Of fHe
particularly efdcil
Hame spirit OF
which has chnract
games between the
apparent from the
Summary follows.
Seventh cavalry-Li'
Lieut.. Gay, 9; Capt
Wood, 4. Substitute, II
Eighth caValrT-Ca
Capt Smith, q Lieut.
Langhorne, T. Subs
Klospfer, Lieut. ochs a
Referee-Capt- White
second field artillery 9
OF the atE services.
Scorer-Capt Quirke
second Ileld artillery.
Tlmer-Capt- Price
mount depot
Assistant timer-Lie
the Remount depot
Goal keepera-Llel
lieut. Reynolds Of the
field artillery.
Goals-CraiE. s. Ga
Jones. g. Smith, L
Fouls-Craig, J. ca
Safsti8s-Gay, j. CD
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20
Army-City Notes

VVTINGATEs catch Of Fuller's high
w fly near the fence In the sixth
inning was a dandy. This little
shortstop Is showing almost daily i'm
provement in his fielding. He slammed
out a clean hit, too. and Is getting
better with the stick. his catch OF
the 1ly from Fuller's bat was about
as cool a piece OF work staged at Rio
Grande in some time.
Empirical blunders featured both
Sunday games.
Umpire Kane started of on the
wrong foot when he called Coombs's
long fly IN left field a fair ball in the
first inning It struck foul by three
feet. He missed a ban On Hunter IN
the fourth which he judged a strike;
called strike on Carberry in the
secord which undoubtedly was a ball;
called poor strike on Weaver in the
third, and finally got the fans down
on him by firing Charlie Brown in the
fourth Then the fans set up a big
howl for Gus Berro TO come back and
handle the game, and they were not
quleted untl the last minute OF the
ninth inning in the second pastime.
The fans thoroughly enjoyed the &C.
casion-
Incidentally, they get q weekly
laugh out OF e certain PILOT who
often ndornH the third OF first
base coaching lines, much to the
HOrroW OF his team. He f. atfired
IN Erap legELnEs gray Uniform,
and Sunday afternoon added fur
Their to HIS attire with a civilian
cap
Alderman r C. SempIe. vice-presI-
dent OF the Army and City league.
represented the executive committee
Of the league in the press box Sunday
afternoon Judge Pollock was not
able TO be present at the pastime.
Secretary Howard Don was I'm
mensely tickled at the big crowd
which turned out for the Sunday
games. and. consequently. at the ex-
cellent brand OF bali displayed The
crowd was one Of the biggest OF the
past two months, and every member
OF It went home thoroughly satisfied
having seen two OF the best games
this year. When the league heads
meet tonight this should furnish some
interesting conversation.
=
The Zone team s. 10 withdraw
from the league in name only. The
move Is simply that OF a dis
Eruntied manager and the team,
all composed OF sportsmnulilze
players, viii continue IN the
league, probably under the com
btned leadership OF aAmdyn An
derHon, aDuch-y1 GOVFan and A.
] i. PreuElzy. 1t takes more than
the unpleaEant spirit Of one pilot
to disrupt the compact little or
EaniEatiou-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20

Brooklyn, " Y. Sept so.-Brooklyu
Won from PittshurE IN a thrilling nin-h
inning finish Sunday with the score tied
Neis opened the Brooklyn half OF the ninth
with a double. stole third and crossed tbs
plate when Schmidt threw Wild.
The score was tied at the end OF each
inning I'd 70 the final one
Prefer and Cooper were batted hard 81
the ti-st and each team scored two runs
IN the sixth southworth'a triple and Cut
shaW's single gave the Pirates a run.
Johnston, first up for Brooklyn in the
same inning, tied the score with home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20

Detroit, 1uch-. Sept 2a.-Detroit took
two games from washington Sunday. The
first vas featured by Cobb'G steal Of home
In the second Detroit punched hits On
shaw in the first inning FOR three runs
a lead which Washington could not over
come.
First rame. RHE
Washinrton ........ 1l0 0o1 600 10
Detroit ...-..-...... 013 o41 00f-9
Batteries. Washington. Bono. Courtney
and Charity Detroit. Ehnnks and Manion-
Second game. R. n 2
vvashinrton 49,. 900 oo1 1o0-a 20 O
Detroit ......-...... 500 coo c3'-3 5
Batteries Washington, shaw and Piei-
Mich; Detroit. Dauss and Ainsm--h-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20

Jodie Mccormick and Pete Leyva
hooked up IN the prettiest pitchers
battle Of the year in the second game.
For eight innings the two right
handlers. each possessing q world Of
stuff, turned hack the opposition with
the exception Of one score BY each
hine Anderson made the first Zone
run IN the first and Calaulia the first
Lester tally in the second Then Il
was nip and tuck until the ninth,
when the Lester boys aided by the
two fatal bungles on the part Of
Cohen. chased around the sacks for q
total OF six runs
Anderson's poor base running with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20

81. Louis. No. sept IA crowd eEti-
mated n excess o. %. 600 and said % be
the largest in the history q the Aueri-
can league here. saw ST. Louis defeat New
York Sunday. Davis hurled brilliantly. al
loving but two hits singles By Pratt and
EecEiupluEh- TIE first came IN the sew
euth and drove IN PiDp. who had walked,
with New Ecrl-'s only ru1- T. VA the only
Score p r. z
New york .......... 900 0g0 10e-1 8
st. louis .......-.-- 00z 200 20s-s IL
Batteries New YORK. Thoruahlsu. COL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20
American ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
sunday Games.
Louisville, go Minneapolis IA.
Columbus. e-12; kansas City, rs.
Toledo. S-fi Milwaukee, %
Indianapolis. g: St. Paul. g.
Saturday Games.
Louisville. O; Minneapolis g.
Columbus, o-13s kansas City. S.
Toledo. s; Milwaukee. o.
indianapolis g St Paul. a
WESTERN LEAGUE.
sunday Games.
wichita. 1918. Omaha. s-E.
Joplin 5-5s St Joseph. Sill
Qi-lahoula city, 10: Das Uoine1. l.
Tulsa SIS; CiouU City. c-g
Saturday Games.
wichita a. Omaha. g.
Tulsa. SIS Sioux CITY 80
Joplin q 81. joseph, 9 Thirteen IN
ninFs
Des Moines at Oklahoma city. vat
grounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20

Stolen bases, Calamia, Lagunas. Shea
Sacrifice hits, Acosts- BEDFORD Two base
hits. Anderson. Ca1amla- Acosta- Double
play, Anderson TO Cohen to BEDFORD
struckout, by Leyva, II; By Mccormick. g.
First base on halls. of LeyvH. 2 off Nc
Cornlck. 8: off Anderson, J. Left On bases,
Lester. 6: Zone. z. Hit by pitched ball,
by Mccormick, J. wild pitches. anderson.
2. Time q game. 2-05. Umpires- Kane and
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