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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
MAID OF MIST IS
WINNER IN FAST
DERBY DAY RACE
Takes Steeple Chase From
Good Field-Other Events
Are Fast.

; Maid OF the Mist. the famous colt
from the Rast lusst Q stable OF Chi
cago. won tht Steeple chase Mon
day afternoon AT Springbrook park.
This IS the first time that race
patrons OF South Bend have had the
opportu nifty 20 see a steeple chase
over the classic distance OF one
mile and an eighth. The horses
went over eight hurdles IN the race.
and though there were no spills.
many Of the brushes for the hurd-
les were Close and kept the crowd
on it's toes. Maid Of the Mist was
ridden in spectacular style by one
OF the youngest jockeys In the
game. but the little l5-year-old boy
with the flaming red hair was sure
Of himself and the wonderful colt at
all stages OF the race. Allen pressed
the winner closely. less than a head
separating the two horses At the
finish. Many OF the spectators were
not sure OF the result OF the race.
and stayed in the grandstand until
the decision OF the judges was an
nounced. Canadian Girl ran a good
thru. and Elstone took down
fourth place.
High Horse Wins.
The Silver Edge Special az one
mile and one-sixteenth, the other
feature race Of the day. also
brought out good competition II
was won by High Horse. owned by
z. ". McElroy Pelter pressed the
winner all the way. and but a few
inches separated the two horses at
tn finish line.
The crowd was estinn ated by off
Gals at about $500 and was kept
in good humor through the antics
OF a HEX, who led the band for
one Of the numbers, and also gave
some nnonologues. He was advertis-
ing the South Bend Mishawaka fair.
Horses Remain Here.
Andy Wessberg OF the Oliver
hotel. promoted the meet, with the
assistance OF Lou Peters, who
brought most OF the horses here
from the big circuits Some OF the
colts will be sent TO eastern tracks
10 compete in the fall racing, but
most Of them will remain here until
after the South Bend Mishavaka
fair. Action OF the finest kind will
be on tap for the horse racing fans
at that time. The track was slow
owing 70 the heavy rains. so that
some OF the fastest horses were
scratched because OF their inability
20 nun In the mud. Fast time was
made in most Of the races. especial
~ IN the half mile dash. the steeple
chase. and the mile and one-six-
teenth run.
The results OF the races follows:
One-half mile dash. purse $500
Won by LaBelle France; Tip Daw-
dell. second Rog. third Time,
Time, 50 2-5 seconds.
Six turiorg race, purse $500
Won by Co. Clara: Virgin, second
Guy. third. Time, 1:1s IA
Silver Edge Special. I lis mile
run. purse t50o.-Won by High
Horse; Pelter. second; Esther L,
third. Time, 1882.
Flve-eighth mile run. purse $500.
Won by Viola Gatr1ey. Ginger
the II. second: Hurricane, third
Time, los IA
Oliver Hotel Steeple Chase. purse
s1.Ooo.-Won by Maid OF the Mist:
Allen. second; Canadian Girl. third.
Time 2:2s Ia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
LOCAL MAN WINS
FROM MORSE AT
CHAIN 0'-LAKES
Three-Day Individual Title
Tournament Comes to
Close Here.

Daniel Sanders, OF south Bend.
who took first place In the qualifying
FOUND OK ths St Joseph valley lea
que individual cham pionshlp tourney
on Saturday with 80, won the
championship Monday afternoon by
defeating +. A. Morse Of Miami club
Nisnawaka, IN the finals four Up and
tf'O 70 20. Sanders made the IS
holes IN IS taking & the first nine
and IS for the second. Far for the
second nine IS IS.
81. Joe Man Eliminated.
m the semi-fiEals. played Monday
morning Sanders defeated l.. O..
campbell. OF 81. Joseph. seven up
and i've 20 60 with u.s. Morse won
Isis match from =. g. Davidson. Of
-. Joseph. seven Up and six TO go
with q IS. Sanders is the first south
Bend player 20 win the league cham
pionship since the event vas cstab-
li>hed three ears ago.
= Z Whitehall. south cBrd won
the championship consolation event
6y defeating ". T. jay IN the finals
one up.
y. W Horton. MIshavaka. won the
Glass a championship from T. r.
DuEan one Up. r. H. Alberts won
The Class a consolation from D. Pol
lttht one up
MiShawaka Wins.
In Class 3, j. n Kelly. OF Misha-
uaka won the championship from
Karl King one up. L. g. Harris
pon the consolation from ". G..
Jcschke. four-three. G. p FleCken-
ger Elkhsrt. Von the class G cham
pionship from r. 3. Warner. siX-five.
81 p. Reed. South Bend. won the
consolation in this class from ", r.
krumm. nine-seven.
In the i1rst round Of the cham
pionship consolation played White
hall defeated Nef, q. d jay jr. de-
featsd Ahara. W T JAY defeated
Elmore, Young defeated Rostiser. In
the seni-fnals Whitehall defeated
jaw. and ". T. Jay defeated Young.
The tourns ment was the most sue
cessful or the three held since the
event was established IN 1915. The
entry list 81 50 was the largest OF
the three years and the play In all
classes attracted more attention ths m
IN previous years
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
TiIden Defeats
Johnston; Takes
National Title

FOREST HILLS, y. Y, Sept. s.
William r: Tilden, II. won the ma
t.onaI all-comers singles champion
ship title on the turf Of the West
Side Tennis club here today. In a
I'VE set battle, in which he employed
his cannon ball service 10 advantage,
the tall Pennsylvania conquered
William VI. Johnson. the Californian,
who has twice held the title and
stood as the playing through cham
piOn Of the tournament. The SCORE
was 81. Is. IS. ST: So
Play Is Forced
Tilden had 20 display the strongest
elements OF his game 20 win. In the
fourth set leading az 4 on games.
he was within a point Of taking the
houors only 70 have the aggressive
Johnson fight him of and win the
set The breaks OF the game were
with Tilden. He had the greatest
streak Of luck in the eighth game
OF the third set. when one % his
drives. going Far out Of court, hit
,he net post and fell good. Also.
he was helped in the hnai set BY
a net cord stroke in one OF the crit
zeal games
The effect OF Tilden's remarkable
service is shown BY the stroke analy-
sis. He tailed or a total OF six
teen aces while Johnston made only
one. The ability OF the little Cali
fornian 10 force his points IL shown
by his total Of SO placements 10 ~
for Tilden. II was on his errors \,
critical games that Johnston lost.
the respective point totals Of the fvc
sets separated the two men BY only
two POINTS Tilden tailed 1s4 and
the defeated player 1872.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
WORM TURNS, PILLS
BEAT ROBINS TWICE
Tail-Enders Win Both Games
of Double Header From
Leaders.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa Sept. s.
Isebourveau's one hundred running
catch with two men out and man
on base IN the ninth inning robbed
MYERS Of a home run into the
bleachers IN the morning game here
Monday and gave Philadelphia a 8
70 victory over Brooklyn Causey
held Brooklyn safely until the eighth
,npinR when ne was rescued with
two on and one out.
Philadelphia repeated its morn
ine victory over Brooklyn with six
% FIVE triumph n 4 steady driZzle
Monday afternoon Brooklyn knocked
Belts from the box in the frst in
ming Of the second game. but Grimes
could not hold his three run lead.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
rs Individual Coli Championship Of Valley League
Milton First In
UniOntOzaw Races

Ry Associated Pres
UN1ONTOwN. Pa. sept s.
Tommy Milton Von the rs mile
automobile race here today N
: 1924, averaging IS miles an hour.
Jimmy Murphy vas second. finishing
in 2.21.77 with an average % a.
miles an hour. while Eddie Hearne
came in third II z2434 His av,.
erags speed was so miles an hour
Other drivers v4so finished uere:
Eddie OrDonneIL fourth. CASTOR
Chevrolet. nth: Eddie Miller. sixth.
and Waldo Stein. seventh.
Ralph nlsPalna. one OF the favor
ties. did not start due 20 broken pie
tons sustained IN tuning Up his car
an hour before the race
Milton. thu winner. Uas in the lead
at least a dozen times during the
race. only 70 loss IL time and aEaln
70 Murphy on the iS4h lap Mur-
r,k1v WAS forced 20 the pits by engine
trouble. and Milton took the lead
and held Il - the hniSh
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
WHITE SOY WIN BOTH;
ROOKIE BEATS TIGERS

CHICAGO, Sept s.-Chicago kept
pace with Cleveland in the pennant
race Monday by defeating Detroit
twice. They won the morning game
S 10 and the afternoon contest
20 I in ten inr/hEs.
Shorty" Hodge. a recruit pitcher,
recently obtained from the Nashville
club OF the Southern association.
made his major league debut and
held the visitors % two hits IN the
afternoon game. Only one hit was
clean.
ATtorunor ~a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
SMALL FIELDS IN
HARTFORD EVENTS
Ceers and Murphy Drive Win
ners in Grand Circuit
Races.
Bv Associated Press /:

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. s.
Small fields and tame - ces were the
rule on the opening day Of the Grand
Circuit meeting az Charter Oak park
The only event that went into three
heats vas the 2:04 trot. Media win
ming the first and third. with Charley
Rex taking the second. A break BY
Murphy's trotter In the stretch cost
him the third heat as ne was lesding
comfortably at the time.
WfkiwftCi, POP Geers' mount.
took the AIS uot. Sanardo. with
Murphy in the sulky. captured the
free forall pace and Harvester. ".
w Fleming's champion double
gated horse easily outpaced the FIELD
IN the 2;if race. Rain fell during
the last two heats The final heat ~
the 2:o4 trot being raced while q
hard shower was in progress.
2'l5 Trot Two in Three: Pur.n
$1,000
Wiki*iki. z. BY Dude Arch
'Ceers) ............. I
Doc Hyal, <. by Peter III.
Great CMurphy) ......... 8 >
harvest Stream. b m. by the
rvester CIV W. Fleming 2 5
Hlida Fletcher, , m, by Peter
'(O4l Z 4
First Virginian. b h. (DickersorN 4 4
Time 2:os14 2;os u
Free-for-All Pace. Two IN Three
Purse $4,000
Sanardo z. by San Francisco.
Murphy ...... !
Direct c. Burnett b 2. by Direct
Hal. (Crezier) ........
Goldie Todd. b m by Todd Mac
Time % u; aOIh.
2:l2 Pace, Two I'm Throe Ueats
Purse ST 900
harvester. , h. by The Harvester
CIV. ". Fleming) ..
Joe NICK. b <. by Bonnie Mex
W Z. Fleming <
Anoakia. blk m. by The North
ern Man (Proctor) .... . 8
Guess Work. b m, by Peter the
Great (White) > .
t'oyal Dewey. b <, CMartin)
Queen Able. h m. (Pittn.1l g .
Time 2:o7k 2:o7I..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07

Errors Myers o. Miller ?. Rawl-
inks Hubbell Two base hits
Crimes Olson. Myers, Tragrcsser.
Fletcher Stolen haSe-Lsbourveau
sacrifoeS-Otson. J. miller. Hubben
Double pAZv-Meusel. Palette and
Tragreseer- RawlinES Fletcher
Bases or baIls-of Grimes 2. Belts
HubbelI 4 Hrs-oH Grimes 9 in
s ~ Aamau1 I IN I: OF s. Smith
ir IN I. or Belts IN Is; or Hub
he'll b s; OF RiXey none IN "a.
Struck out-hy Crimes 9 by s
Smith ] Winning pttcher-Hubbeu
Losing picrher-Sr mes UmIires-
O'pay and Quiglsy. Tine l-51
Morning game:
brooklyn 900 O0o 02o-e 7
Philadelphia 100 zoo CO.'S 0
Pfe6er. MRm7uZ and Miner >
Kruger. Causey, Hubbe1 and Ira
CresSer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
INDIANS TAKE TWO
AND RETAIN LEAD
Cleveland Holds First Place
By Winning Twice From
Browns.
By Assnciat,d pes.

CLEN ELAND, O.. Sept s.-Cisve-
lsnd retained first place Monday ~
winning two games from ST. Louis
20 ?, and 20 5. 81. Louis drove
Morton from the box In the first In
ming OF the afternoon game. but
Clark held the Browns IA check
while Cleveland succeeded IN tying
the score. He gave way 20 Bazbv
IN the ninth when S.. Louis had
runners on third and FIRST. with only
one out Score. afternoon game
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
Saints Vim IN Ninth
Ind SI0eep the Series

ST. PAUL, Sept s.-St Paul
swept the SERVES win Minneapolis
by scoring the winning run Of Mon
day afternoons game in the ninth
on pass 20 HRrgrave and singles
b. Pinch Hitter Williams and Rig
CERT. The score was 10 4. Min
neapolis had tied the score with
two out IN the ninth when Smith
doubled. scoring Wade from first
Score.
Minnes polls .... 600 $50 o01-4 . .
ST. Paul .--. 600 100 sos . I
Robertson and Mayer Coumbe,
FosAsf Aod MrMsremy. HArEravs-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07

RESULTS YEsTEHDAY.
National Loasue
S. Louis 30; Cincinnati 81
Ctios ~ XII: PittsburS S-12
Brooklyn rs philadelphia s.
Nov York o-5. Boston 10.
American LssaRue.
81. Louis rs: Cleveland -
Detroit 20. Chicaxo SIS
Boston %. WeFhi,Kto- SIS
Philadeip11a 10; View YorL IS
A-er5oan Asasosssion.
Toledo IA Indianapohs 81
Louisville SIS Colursbus o.
Milwaukee 2-S; Kansas City "a
Minneapolis S 81 Paul 5
International League
Jersey City 4-5. Balnr,o-~ So
Svra use 90 Readirg rstn.
Bu1nlo 2; Akron o
Rochester 10; Toronto 70
Southern Association
Mobile 81. ASiann TO
ChsttaoooEa 80, Menpk.a -
NeV Orleans "a: Birmingham As
rhFe I've LaaEue
Moline Ae; BAoonirEon IS
Ierro Haute 2-i: Evansville a.
Rockford OF. Celar Rapids IA
Rock Island Il; Peoria a.
GAMES TO-DAY.
American LeaEuA.
Philadelphia az New York.
Detroit az Chicago.
Two games scheduled
National LoaEuA
Brooklyn az Phils deipk.a-
New York ar Boston
chicago az PfttEburg
Three games scbeduied.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07

Two base hit-Conrors. Sacrifice
-Motitt Struck out-By Eevkirk,
s. by Ryan, /; by Bouch. :. Base
on bars-On Nevkirk, / Of Ryan,
81. Passed bSE-Miller. Errors -
Walliser, Miller. Double plays-Spy
70 Connors. Broder 10 Connors;
Baker % Green. Tinne-1;So.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
Senator's TAKE BOTH
CANES FROM BOSTON

WASHINGTON. Sept. s.-Wash-
ington won both games Of the La
Dor day double header from Boston
To-Day. the scores being 10 o. and
TO 4 Zachary held the visitors to
nve scattered hits in the opener
while Jones was hit hard in two in
nlngs. In the closing contest Bic
miller. although unsteady. was more
eHective than Hoyt. Scores morn
Ing uauos.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
CUBS AND PITTSBURC
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL
b AssnciatAd Pres

PITTSBURG, sept. s.-After Chi
cago had defeated Pittsburg in the
morning game 10 2, the locals won
the afternoon contest IL TO /. Chica-
go won the morning game because
Of their ability 10 hiC Cooper at will.
added to poor support in the field.
The locals batted Bailey and Carter
hard and Jaeger was wild and in
effective. Score. Second game.l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
Lineup HurLs CoIonels
To Pair Of Victories

COLUMBUS. o.. Sept. s.-Louis-
Vile won both games q the Labor
day double bill played here Monday
afternoon. taking the first contest S
10 o and the second 10 3. Ben Tin
cup. who pitched the nrst same for
the Colonels. went % the mound
cold in the eighth inning Of the sec
ond game and stopped rally that
had netted two runs of Koob's de-
livery. Scores:
First Game
Louisville 100 4o2 oo1-s IA 1
Columbus .. 900 900 900 1
lineup and Kocher. Meyer
George, BarEar and Kelley
Second Game
Louisville ...... 100 90 1915 & /
COlumbu 600 100 ozO-5 >
Koob. lineup and Kocher; Sher-
man and J. Henry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
Britton Defends Title
against Ray Bronson
By Associated Press

CEDAR POINT. O.. Sept. SACK
Britton. OF New York. welterweiSht
champion. easily won the decision
over Ray Bronson. OF Sandus<y. in a
ten round bout hers Nonday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
x-Batted for Smith in 9th
xx-Batted for Clemens in 9th.


Errors-Fournier, Duncan. Fisher.
Three base hits-Groh CO. Home
run-Roush. Stolen base-Duncan.
Sacrfhce-Lavan Double plays
Crane 20 Daubert. Lavan 10 Fournier
Left on bases-St. Louis S: Cincin-
natl q. Bases on balls-off Fisher ,
Schupp 2. Hit by pitcher-bv Fisher
60. struck out-by Fisher >; by
Schupp 2 Winning pitcher-Fisher
Umpires-Moran and Rigler
Time 1:51.
(Morning Game)
St. Louis 900 900 03O-3; s;
Cincinnati 1900 300 OOl 01X-5, 0
Batteries. Lyons. North and Glenn
ons: Dilhoefer, Ring and Wing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07

ErrorE-C. walker, u; Perkins.
Myat Two base hits-Ruth Peck
inpauEh. Three base hit-Pratt
stolen base-Griffin. Sacrifices -
Pratt. Meusel. Ruth. Double plays
Harris 10 Griffin. Peckinpaugh to
Pratt 20 Pipp. Ward 70 Pratt TO
Pipp. Left on basee-Philadelph
{: New York 3. Bases on balls
on Shavkey. ;; Harris. :. Struck
out-By Shawkey. :. Harris /.
Umpires-Connolly and Owens
Time-l:55.
Morning game:
Philadelphia 600 900 oo1-1 I o
New York &C.. 100 500 00N-4 o
Keefe and Perkins, ThorDahlen
and Ruel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
YANKEES GIVE HUMBLE
MACKS TWO DRUBBINGS
3 Associated PIE :

hV Ate0c19ted FTeNE.
NEW YORK. Sept. s.-New York
won both games from Philadelphia.
Monday. the morning contest, 1 20 1,
and the afternoon, 10 0. In the
morning game, Pitcher Keefe struck
out Ruth three times. The Mack
men got only three hits off Shawkey
in the afternoon and failed 10 get a
man 10 third base. Score, afternoon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07

Errors-Cobb. RisberE 2. Two base
hits-Schalk. Three base hit-Wezv-
er 60 PinelN. RisberE. Heilrnann.
Stolen bsse-Bush. Double play
Felsch 20 Hodge 20 Weaver. Left on
bases-Detroit ; Chicago S Base on
balls-ofr Hodge Z; Ayers :. Hts
Of Ayers IN :; - Baumgzrter 4 in
, Is. Hin by itcher-by Ayers
Weaver Struck out-by Ayers =.
Hodge z. Baumg garter !. Losing
pitcher-Baumgarte Umptres-Hil-
debrand and Moriarity. Time 1.45.
Morning game:
Detroit 600 DO oo1-z 10
Chicago z05 100 oos-s 8 2
Batteries Ehmke and Manion
Faber and SchaTk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
Indians Lose and Tie
In Monday Double Bill
Bv Associated Press

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 6.-After
Indianapolis had been badly beaten
In the first game Monday by Toledo.
Il 10 3. the two teams battled 70 a
10 tie game in II innings in the
second contest. the game being call
ed because Of darkness. Toledo
knocked out Cav in the third in
ming OF the second game. while Ca
vet relieved Jones in the second
game when Toledo came from he
hind TO tie the game. Cavet was hit
by a batted ball and injured. being
forced 20 retire in favor OF Petty
Scores:
First Game
Toledo .......054 III 10o-l4 /
Indianapolis 600 0OI 10 81 :
McColl and Woodau Cav.
Whitehouse and Henline.
Second Game
Toledo ....100 900 90 90 2 <
Indianapolis no oil 600 0O-4 8
Nelson and Woodall. Jones. Ca
vet. Petty and Henline
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
REDS TAKE DOUBLE
BILL FROM CARDS
Champions Outplay St. Louis
and Go Back Into First
Place.

| BY Associated Press
CINCINNATI. sept. s.-The cham
! pions won both OF the holiday games
/ from the Cardinals Monday by su
/ perior all round play Score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07

for the defes ted challenger 70 make
his exit.
Charley keller and eve other
South Bend policemen attended the
fight but on their own time.
Half a dozen former champs were
introduced 20 the crowd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
Packers Take TtCo; Brief
Knocks 22nd Home Run

KANSAS CITY. No. Sept. s.
Kansas City won both games Of the
Labor day double header Monday.
taking the hrst ; 20 ? and the sec
ond 70 3. The second game went
II innings. In that contest Brief
got A home run. his twenty second.
Milwaukee made a double play in
Flr-t Game
Milwaukee Gee. 600 100 100 s ;
Kansas City ..001 O2o Dos 1 o
Gearin and HUM; Ross and
Sweeney.
Second Game
Milwaukee oIO 400 600 ooO-5 l
Kan. City 90. OBJ 900 ooI--s 10 >
Northrop and HUM Williams
and Brock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07

Errors-Scott. Charity. Two base
hits-Scott Rice Three base hits
Men osky. Hendryx stolen bases
Rice and O'Neil. Sscrfnces-Vitt.
.: BierniIler, EIlerhe. Double paws
-Pradv 90 Scott 20 McInuis: Scott
70 Brady 20 McTrris. Left on bases
-Poston. II. washington. ? Bases
on baus-On Biemi'ler. p Hoyt. 4.
Struck out-Bv BicmNlcr 6. Hoyt.
g.
Tmpires-Evans and NslNn
Tiue-1.55
Morning game.
Boston ....... 0o0 600 600 :
Washington Oh. 024 0o0 00Z-s ? I
Batteries - Jones and Walters:
Zachary and Charity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07


Errors-Jamieson. Speaker. Two
base hits-Sis'er. Tobin. Jameson.
:; Elmer SmHh. :; johnson. O'Nelll.
Three base hits-Gransy Stolen
bsse-Sisier Sacrifices Gedeoa.
WsnbsEanss, Z Double PLAYS -
Gerber 20 Gedeon and Sisier: Elne-
Smith unassisted VAN osEznse ard
Evans. Left or bases-St Louis. =.
Cleveland, 10. Base on balls-Or
Davis. I Morton I Bagby. ?. Hits
or Morton n 20; OF Clerk.
- in -, on Bagby. none in -.
HIT BY pttcher-By Davis Clark.
Struck out-By Davis. . Morton. T.
Passed bats - Severed. ONsi..
Winning pftcher-BsEoy
Tmpircs-Chfu and D1reen
Time-f-56
Morning game;
81. Louis ~ 100 eos Hfo--
Cleveland .. 90 1o1 COX
Sotheron and SEVERED. Mails and
ONell
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
First GarnrN

Chicago ..101 30 OOO-5: u:
PittsburE oil 900 600; 2
Batteries. Martin and O'Farrell;
Cooper. Wesner and Haeffner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07

base hits-R obertson, Friberg, o.
Farrell. Nicholson. Three base hits
Cutshaw 81. Nicholson, Grimm.
Stolen bases-Bigbee. Schmidt CD,
Grimm. Sacrifices-Cutshaw. Grimm.
Left on bases-Chicago 5: Pittsburg
S. Bases on ballS-off Bailey /:
Carter ., Jaeger 5. Hits-off Bailey
6 in 3: none out in fourth; of Carter
s in s; off Jaeger 5 in .. Hit by
pitcher - by Carte (Schmidt)
Struck out by Bailey ?: Hamilton
s. Losing pitcher-Bailey. Umpires
KLEIN and EmSlie.
Tive lax
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
BOSTON TAKES HALF
OF BILL WITH GIANTS

BOSTON. Sept 6.-Boston and
New York divided a double header
Monday afternoon. the home team
winning the first game one 20 nothing
and New York taking the second,
Eve 10 nothing. Fillingim allowed
onl ytwo hits in the first game,
which was won in the sixth when
Ford opened with A triple and scored
on = wild pitch by Barnes. Nehf
had the upper hand IN tho second
game only one Boston player reach
ing third base. Score:
Morning game:
New York 600 600 5000 . o
Boston 200 COL 01s-1 Q
Barnes and Smith; FillinGn and
Ford
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
Afternoon game:

OLdIs . = q LAN
'Batted for SanRge IN Sth.
''Batted for Ayers in 9Th
zone out when winning ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07

and was ready - leave the scene Of
his terrible drubbing. Ike Bernstein.
his trainer, proceeded 10 wade
through be 1aeb and make a path
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07

Hom~~ood b In the sOrthwosL-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07

Water. jUst plain aqua, sold for
two bis a glass in arena. One
thirsty gentleman handed the water
boy a collar bill and drank out the
Clange.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07

While Miske was still lying in his
corner. apparently unconscious, the
throng OF people had already started
TO wend their way out OF the arena
and suca remarks as "set-ur," lit
was framed robbers, thieves" etc.
could be heard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
French Champion
Gives His Views
of Jack Dempsey

In tcsi Il sheer brute power the odds
would De- on him but feel that | will
Triumph hy boxing and fighting. say.
Carpenter