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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-01
LAwRENCE's SUGGESTION

(Synopsis of Preceding Chapters)
Alice Fairbanks has won her way
through life by her optimism. II
has carried her through a variety of
troubles in her early youth. 1t first
attracts TO her David Thorne, with
whom she falls in love. They are
engaged, but Alice breaks the en-
gagement when her cousin Lois
seems to fascinate David. Lois and
David become engaged, Alice hears
of their marriage later.
Alice takes refuge in work, her
natural good temper and sweetness
buoy her up. in spite OF her heart
break. She meets Lawrence Marlowe,
son of a wealthy family in the town.
A baby is deserted by a wandering
family; Alice adopts IL. Lawrence
asks her to marry him and eventual
ly she consents. But. after a few
months of their engagement, she
feels the old love too strongly to be
happy at the prospect OF marrying
Lawrence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01
CHEVROLET IS
CLASSIC VICTOR
Pilots American Designed
Car to Victory in Fa-
nous Auto Race.

Indianapolis, Ind. June I'm the
most spectacular finish witnessed on
the Indianapolis speedway, Castor
Chevrolet, driving an American de-
signed car, rode TO victory in the
eighth renewal Of the 500 mile au-
ord breaking crowd Of $4,000. His
time was 5-4O-26.14, an average OF
SS.16 miles an hour, the second best
in the history Of the event
In addition to winning $4,000 first
prize, Chevrolet also won approxi-
mately $500 more in lap prize com
petition and cash prizes offered by
accessory firms Rene Thomas got
second place, covering the distance
IN 5:43-02-2s- HIS average was 87-45
miles an hour. Tommy Milton made
third and Jimmy Murphy. winner Of
the Santa Monica road race, fourth
De Palma Was Leading
All thrills came in the last 80 miles
when Ralph De Palma, the favorite
with a lead OF ten miles. seemed GER
tain Of winning But with victory
within grasp, his car burst Into
flames on the north turn OF the two
and a half mile course shortly after
the car driven by Joe Boyer. who led
the first $50 miles. slzidded, over
turned and crashed into q brick re-
tanning wall a few feet away. Neither
Boyer nor his mechanician was seri-
ously injured.
The accident which snatched vic
tory from De Palma was tragic The
noted italian was racing at break
neck speed when a sheet Of flame
licked its way 70 his gasoline tank
While his mechanician heroically
fought the flames, De Palma. broken
hearted. ran to the pits a mile away
for a fresh supply.
The others were forced out by
engine trouble or accidents. The fol-
lowing is the order Of finish and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01
200 Boys Enter
"Y" Water Glasses

Over 200 boys availed themselves
OF the privilege of learning to swim
for nothing in the Y. NJ c. A. pool
on Monday the opening day Of the
Learn TO Swim for Two campaign.
This beats all previous records
FOR a morning swim period The
boys were divided into squads Of
from 25 to thirty each and were
given a thorough land drill in the
gym before going into the pool The
water had been dropped to a shall
lew depth so that every boy was
able to find bottom when Necessary.
After a half hour OF hard work in
the pool the boys were sent to the
locker room and a new squad was
sent TO the pool from the gym.
II is doubtful If the pool has ever
seen a bigger day than Monday. In
the afternoon the pewees and young
er boy members each had a swim
ming period 10 say nothing Of the
older boys who patronized the big
drink in crowds. The f. P. & S. W
shops and the many banks and bust
ness houses were also well repre-
scented.
The free swimming lessons will
continue throughout the week and
every boy who Is DESTROYS Of learn
ing the art should make application
a. once and get registered at the
7. NJ c. A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01
Matsuda Hard Man-ReynOIds
Champ Wants To Pick Referee

HEATSUDA is one Of the best men
wi I have ever met want a com
petent referee in the ring when
I meet him in FL Paso."
So writes Jack Reynolds, weller
wrestling champion OF the world who
is TO meet Matty Matsuda. japanese
champion and FL Paso favorite. one
week from tonight in the Liberty hall
ring Reynolds viii arrive in the city
within the next two or three days
and viii start training Immediately
OF rather rounding out his condition.
for his meeting with the aggressive
wriggler from the far west Matsuda
is expected in tonight or tomorrow
and viii likewise work at Liberty
hall before the FL Paso friends
Wants Real Referee
Reynolds in a letter TO matchmaker
John Mcintosh Of the FL PasO wrestl-
ing association states that his rea-
sons for asking a competent referee
are based on the application Of a jiu
jitsu hold by Matsuda which placed
the champion in the hospital for sec
ersl weeks.
Holds Of this order are barred
where the game f. conducted m
der catch as catch can rules.
Mntsudn denies the allegation and
asserts that he does not care who
referees the match aE he Is GER
tain Of winning. Mafty now scales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01
.MURPHY-NELS0N
NAY BOX JUNE Il.
Lightweight Scrappers Are
Anxious to Box Before
District Bugs.

In anticipation OF his meeting with
Tommy Nelson at TT Bliss for the
border lightweight title Tommy
Murphy. Fifth cavalry. at present
holder OF the southern department
title Is training hard at Maria, where
he Is stationed as a member OF the
Fifth cavalry.
some More Good Ones
Matchmaker Jim Erwin Of the Fl
Bliss athletic association is keeping
In close touch with Murphy and II is
expected that arrangements viii be
made within the next day or two for
a meeting between Nelson and the
hard hitting Fifth cavalryman- Err
win returned Monday from a business
trip TO Tucson Ariz-. and while there
saw Ralph Lincoln. bantam champion
Of the Pacific coast who is anxious
come here and meet Kid Payo for the
southwestern title. Lincoln is ready
TO battle the Ell Paso scrapper at
catchweights and this Is but one OF
the fast bouts which matchmaker
Erwin has planned for the motor
group arena in the usar future.
In the urphy-Nelson meeting dis
trict boxing fans would see the two
cleVerest men OF their weight per
form in the ring. Murphy Is well
known here having won the border
weller title IN 1917 and 1913 Nelson
is the same hard hitting little
scrapper who defeated Scogie Mus
kopf and he is ready and willing to
battle the hard hitting Tommy for
the border title
Nelson has also been training hard
for several days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01
Pete Leyva Easy For Bankers
'AIamO"Team Imports Hurler

IL A hard fought game the First
National Bank team OF FL Paso
beat the crack Alamogordo team
by a score OF u to 4. Jack Ruther-
ford did the mound duty for the
bankers and put up a splendid exhi-
bition Of twirling. only seven hits
being collected off his delivery and
striking out ten men
His control was perfect, not a man
on the Alamo team being allowed TO
walk TO the first base Pete Leyva
pitched for the Alamo team and was
hit hard throughout the game
Hit Pete Hard
Leyva. while regular pitcher OF the
international team Of the Army and
City league. hearkened 10 the call Of
an attractive offer and boarded a
rattler for Alamogordo a short time
after he defeated the SIND artillery
team Sunday afternoon at Rio Grande
park
The fact that he scored a victory
Sunday. however, made little differ
ence to the FL Paso money changers,
who pounded his delivery for sue
cessive bingles while he was out
pitched during the entire game
The AlamOgOrdO team batted
Pete in the cleanup position but
four times at the plate was as
far as the FL PasO hurler got
Rutherford, on the other hand
WINS up three times and he gar
nered one binEie.
In the fourth inning Coy Friend,
the First National crack third base
latter attempted TO throw Friend OH
Lawrence Shea made his first ap-
pearance with the Bankers and
PLAYED a stellar game at short He
was credited with three clean hits
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

around 142 pounds and will fnce
man carrying exactly the same
pOundage when he meets Rey-
nOlds.
The welter champion and Matsuda
as his nearest rival represent what
is cleverest, speediest and most scien-
tific in the wrestling game Of the
present day. according TO veterans OF
the mat game
The FL Paso association is extreme
ly fortunate in landing the contest
and is being congratulated by clubs
in other cities where promoters have
attempted TO get the match. Manager
Mcintosh stated Monday evening that
the signing Of the two men was but
in line with the intention Of the local
association TO furnish the best per
formers available for the e Paso
bugs and that instead Of getting
cheaper men the association is con-
stantly going higher in its search for
material.
While the turnout Of the Brown
Irslinger bout was a distinct disap-
pointment we are not discouraged but
intend to give the fans another cham
pionship contest Of which we feel
certain they approve"
Some Of the seats in Liberty hall
for the coming match will be back
at the old prices" manager Mcintosh
also said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01
What Do You
Know About Sport?

Q when did Sam Hardy. veteran
I player. win his first championship
! Who was the last foreign born
I golfer to win the national open title?
3-The knocked out Frankie Brittl
Has Lew Tender been knocked
out2
Slow old is Ed Konetchy2
when did Washington get Har-
I old Jsnvrin?
How many clubs are represented
! IN the Central league2
s-Who led the Pacific Coast league
IN batting season.
s-Who was the first to clear Il
1o-What events did Joie Ray win
In the 1913 senior A. a. Z. track and
Z field championships
Answers to Yesterdays Question:
Mike O'Dowd has not been
2-Ouimet has captured the Boston
interscholastic. Massachusetts, ANA
teur. French amateur. western Unit
ed States amateur. national open and
north and south amateur golf cham
pionships.
5-Pennsylvania IS the leading state
in trapshooting. It has over 800
clubs
Cincinnati Joined the National
league in 1889.
5-The Red Stockings Of 1853 got
500 per man, per month.
6-The reported purchase price for
Frank Baker was 1880.
From May Is TO August 81 the
player limit in the National league is
% Other times IS, except on the
training trip when more can be
taken.
S-Golf balls aren't made perfect
y smooth because il has been dis
covered that nicked or marked balls
carry farther then smooth balls.
SACK Malone suffered a frac-
tured arm in the seventh round Of a
bout with X o. Loughlin at Tulsa.
Okla, September %, 1913.
1O-In cribbage when a player makes
game or 81 before his opponent makes
81 points. It Is called lurch and counts
two Eames.-Copyrigh 1920, Thomp-
son Feature Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01
Army City League Notes

A RAIY and City league secretary
a Howard Don after the Burning OF
much midnight oil Monday even
ing issued the fielding averages OF the
league. AS a team the Internatona
have an edge in fielding while the
Zone club is a close second L Gomez
the fast little third sacker OF the In
ternationals has record OF 30 put
outs and not an error. The averages
include all games up 20 date.
Tonight Army and City league man
ayers will meet for the purpose Of
discussing the cutting down OF the
league. The meeting will be called AZ
alderman r c. Semple's office in the
citv hall promptly at o'clock
The averages follow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01
BROWNS BREAK
EVEN WITH SOX
st. Louis Team Stops Los
ing Streak by Victory
Over Faber.

st. Louis. No. June AFTER seven
straight losses. St Louis defeated Chi
cago in the first game OF the double
header here Monday. Sh0czer held the
visitors safe throughout Chicago won the
second game IN ten innings. scoring the
winning runs after two were out VIII
liams was hit freely but tlghtened in the
pinches
First game r h z
Chicago .-..-.---..-0 600 600 600 6 o
ST. Louis ...........0fo 900 10x- 0
Batteries: Chicago. Faber and Schalk.
St. Louis. Shocker and SEVERED
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

Greeley, Colo. June l. - Gene
Walker, OF Birmingham, Ala, won
the ten mile worlds Championship
for half mile tracks at the annual
motorcycle race held here Monday.
His time was 1925 Ralph Hepburn.
OF Milwaukee, was second and RAY
81 eishaar, Of Providence. R L third
The meet was sanctioned BY the
Motorcycle Allied Trades association.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01
Auto Driver Is
Killed In Race

Hanford. Calf, June LANES II
Drake. driving IN the annual Ne
mortal day IS mile automobile race
at the fair grounds race track here
Monday was instantly killed and
o W. Mcdonald. HIS meLhanican.
suffered Injuries from which he
died when their car crashed into a
fence on the first lap. brakes body
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

Chicago. Ill. June Chicago and Gin
clnnau broke even. the locals winning
the morning game and the visitors taking
the afternoon game Monday Close 20
50. 600 persons saw the games Vaughn.
who started the afternoon game was
forced TO cult because Of lame shoulder
Rallies in the seventh and eighth when
Cincinnati punched hits gave them the
game
Morning game r H Z.
Cincinnati 1890. olO 600 ol0 O. 10 !
Chicago .-...-.--. 0o1 900 100 Is
Batteries: Cincinnati. Fisher and Win
go Chicago. Alexander and Killefer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

New York. June The New York
Americans took two games from wash
inEton Monday. Both were marked by
heavy hitting. In the afternoon contest
Ruth knocked his 18th home run. while
PeckinpauEh obtained a single. two dou-
hles a three haEEer and drew a base
on halls in five times ID The official
attendance was IS sss. believed 20 be a
new record
Morning game. r r ?.
Washington ---.--..-. 400 o01 0o1-6
New York .-.....--. o0I oH5 0of-7 Il .
Batteries Washington. shaw. Carson.
Schmidt and Picinich; New York No
rridga and Hannah
Afternoon game. r H z
vvashfnrton ..-.-...ofs 500 NO 70 o
Nov~ work 070 2na n7r-1o Is
BATTERIES. Washinrtou- Courtney. Sny-
der. Iohuson and Charity. Picinich: New
york. Thormahieu. Shore. Collins and
Hannah
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01
WILL BE GIVEN BANQUET.

Indianapolis. Indiana, June l.
Castor Chevrolet OF Indianapolis.
who won the eighth annual renewal
OF the 500 mile automobile race at
the Indianapolis motor speedway
yesterday in an Indianapolis built
car viii be awarded his many tro-
PIXIES at a banquet to be given all
the drivers by the citizens Of Indian
apolis tonight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01
DODGERS TAKE
A DOUBLE BILL
McGraw's Giants Easy for
Brooklyn; Reds Break
Even With Cubs.

Brooklyn. June 1.-Brooklyn won both
OF Mondays games from New York. TAX
ing q hitting contest n the morning. and
punching hits off Bar1es IN the after
noon In the morning Crimes made three
hits in three times up and drove in two
runs
Morning game. RI z.
New York $500. 001 900 00f-2 II .
Brooklyn -----..--- $50 200 o. 10
Batteries; New York, Douglas. Winters
ard Miller
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01
No Wires, Games
Do Not Come Early

Fort Worth. Texas, June 1.-The
Texas league through president Nor
ris has refused to permit the Western
Union 10 enter its parks this seal son
with wires and operators to gather
the results and send them to outside
clients unless the telegraph company
viii pay a rental. The Western Union
according to president Morris. has not
answered his proposition and will not
be allowed in the parks until some
kind OF an agreement Is reached
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

Totals -------.-----..-40 IS 80 u 1
sBatted for Davis IN sixth.
fBatted for Burwel in eighth.
Score by innings
Chicago -.----..-....... o0s 100 600 s-5
St Louis ..--......-.-. 100 900 OO2 0-3
Two base hits. Felscn. Gedeon. Sisisr-
stolen base. Felsch. Sacrifice hits. Lynn.
G. Williams. K Williams Double plays.
z. Collins 20 Risberg TO Jourdan; Williams
20 Collins TO Jourdan. Williams TO Jour
dan Bases on balls. Williams. s. VanEll-
der. /. Davis 3; Burweu. l. Sanders. 2
Innings pitched. VanEilder. Ia: Davis.
. %: BurWeu. .: Sanders. . Struckout.
by Williams. /; by Burwell. /: by San
ders /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

Pittsburg. Pa. June 1.-st- Louis and
Pittsburg divided honoE, the visitors
winning the morning game and losing
the afternoon game Monday. Ponder was
hit hard in the morning and when Pitts
burg rallied IN the latter part Jacobs re-
lieved Sherdel and stopped the scoring.
In the afternoon Hamilton was replaced
By Cooper in the fourth with the score
tied. In the eighth Doak became IN
steady, resulting IN four runs.
Morning game. P II z
Pittsburg -.---....-. 900 900 15o-4 70 o
Batteries. St Louis. Sherdel. Jacobs and
Clemens: PittsburE. Ponder. Meador, Wat
son. Cooper and Schmidt
afternoon rare. RHE-
ST louis -..-....012 O0I O0o-4 0
pittsburr- ---.-..1O2 900 OK 10 0
Batteries ST. Louis. Doak and Clemens:
Plitsburg, Hamilton. Cooper. Carlson and
Schmidt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

The Shreveport Gassers raised
their pennant. won last year. on May
8. with Dallas assisting Then the
Gassers went out and won the ball
game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01


= Barney Dreyfuss's objection 4
. to paying transportation from &
. California for Walter Schmidt's q
. wife, which has been the main q
. contention between maEnate q
. and player. recalls the episode q
. OF a minor league manager, q
9 Bill Jackson. who has a similar q
. dispute with one OF his play =
. ers. q
Q The player was a pitcher q
. named Farrell Jackson sent q
9 him his contract and told him =
. TO come on He wrote back: =
. I'll report when you send q
. transportation for myself and q
. wife" =
. Thus BIZ Jackson wrote in .
. reply: What position does q
. your wife play and do you q
. think she can make good at .
. it," q
5000 $4,000 &&AS6
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

Splendid support IN the outfield
and several catches by the Alamo in
fieiders robbed the bankers OF few
more sure runs
Manager Preusky is looking Tor
game on Sunday The Bank team
has won its last four games. Call
$500.
The ee0ra-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

was dragged 50 feet and then impaled
on the fence
The race was won By Joe Lewis
in IT minutes. 50 seconds. Eleven
cars started
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

Boston. Mass. June Boston and
Philadelphia divided their double header
Monday Feunock's superior pitching and
his own single, which drove in two runs
accounted for Boston winning the first
game The visitors took early advantage
Of Harper's wildness in the second and
then pounded Karr's delivery SchanE
found Perry for a home run and a triple
First game P H z
Phlladeiphia ...-...-O00 600 o0l-1 /
Boston ---.........-o00 OF 600 G o
Batteries; Philadelphia. Nayior End
Parl.lnss Boston. Panrnclz and Malters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

Where They Play Wednesday.
Sacramento at Seattle
salt Lake at Portland
Vernon at Oakland
san Francisco at Los Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

Roy Howard tagged
Louis Chevrolet, Roscoe Sarles, Joe
Boyer. Art Klein, Jules Goux. Andre
Boillet, Howard Wilcox. Jean Por-
porato, Eddie O'Donnell. Willie Haupt
and Bonnie Hill also started
Local merchants donated $50. 900 TO
De distributed as added money. 500
TO the winner Of each OF the 200 laps.
OF this money Boyer won $500; de
Palma $500: CASTOR Chevrolet $500:
Rene Thomas S7O0 and Art Klein and
Jean Chassagne 500 each
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

Two base hits. T. Giles. Act-aa- Dou pc
plays. Ware. unassisted; FoE-es 70 Ware %
Levya. s. First base on balls, OFF LeFya.
. First base on errors, First National
Bank 3: AIamogordo. Q Left on bases,
First Nationals 3. AlamoEordo. -ftlt ~
pitched ban. Warnock 1lcRae. suhiert-
wild pitches Rutherford Tine o. game.
1855. Umpires. McGraw-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

Talk about star pitchers. but Suds
Sutherland. OF Portland. for steady
performance. against weak teams OF
strong. has a little on any OF them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01
1rTLwAUKFF sTRFNCTHENED.

Milwaukee seems 10 have braced
its pitching. at any rate Ed Miller
and Denny Gearin. new members.
look pretty good. and Heinie Schulz
should make the grade.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

Two base hits EasklrLs hQNLs AAel
kle. Stolen bases. Hollocher. Sacrifice
hits Barber MerHle, Neaie. Bases on
balls. Ring 8. Martin. 3. Innings pitched.
Vaughn, 21-2: Martin. 6 %. struckout.
BY Martin. 4; Ring, 3
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01
STANDINGS
TEXAS LEAGUE.


Where They Play Wednesday.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Where They Play wednesday.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
New York at Boston
St. Louis at PittshurE.
Cincinnati al Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

The Fort Worth club has shipped
Happy Jack Kotzelnick OF Cisco Of
the West Texas league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

Two base hits. DYKES. .: Walker. welsh.
Foster. McInnis- Three base hit. SchanE.
Home run SchanE- stolen bases. Dykes
Perkins Sacrifice hit. Walker. Double
PLAYS. McNally 20 SchanE. HendryI 10
McInnis Bases on balls. Perry. 1. Har-
Der .. Kari. l. Innings pitched. Harper.
3: Kari. g. HIT by pitcher. BY Karr fE3ur-
rusl. Struckout. hv Perry. 9: by Harper,
/; by KARI. . Wild pitch. Harper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

Bird Supplies OF all kinds El Paso
Seed Co. 523 East San Antonio ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

Philadelphia. Pa. May Meadows
Monday afternoon pitched his first same
since being Injured two weeks ago and
turned in his nfth straight victory Out
fielder Eayres. hero OF the Boston's vic
tory IN the morning game. pitched the
afternoon game and had a bad inning m
which the locals scored all their runs.
williams. who saved Philadelphia from
a scoreIess game in the morning hit his
second home run OF the day. starting he
victorious rally. Eayres was injured IN
scoring Bostou's second run and was car
ried 20 the bench
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

1aNAa ~ INNINGS
Brooklyn -----.---.-..-.. 100 o0l So'-5
Three base hits Olson stolen bases. Neis,
Wheat Myers. Mitchell Sacrifice hits.
Johnston. KIduff Miller Double plays,
Fletcher. Doyle and Kelly. Johnston and
NitchellY Miller and Olson; Neis and
Mitchell Bases on balls. Barnes i; Ma
maux 5. Innings pitched. Barnes. q
Douglas. l. struckout. by Barnes. 4;
Douglas, /. 3Iamauz. .. Wild pitch, Ma
mauE L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

|. Cleveland. o. June 1-CleveIand made
ft two ztrafrift from Detroit winning both
fhe morning and the afternoon games
Monday In the morning. the Indians
came up from behind and won by terrific
hitting Sneaker and Gardner eNcelled
az the bat the former making a double
and three singles in four times up. white
Gardner made two doubles and q home
run. driving in five runs Detroit orthat-
ted Cleveland IN the afternoon hut failed
70 srare off Baebv until Cleveland had Sc
cu-rd = commanding lead
Morning game r n p
Detroit .-... 30 go 0eo-a
Cleveland 200 01s 21s-s II
Batteries. Detroit. Daus and SfanaEe;
Cleveland. Movers. nIehaus and O'Nell
Afternoon game r. y 2
Detroit -..-.---.-.- 000 mn 012- 3 y
Cleveland . 900 221 2nr-7 0
Ratteries- Detroit. Ayers Giazier. Alter
md AInsnith. Cleveland. BaEby and
ONaII
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

Is Your JesFeIry out OF Dnteg
We viii fix II like new
Sheldon JeFVelry Cos-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

Nashville, So: New Orleans. 10.
Chattanooga. 81: Mobile. 81
Little Rock. 81; Birmingham 20.
Memphis, O; Atlanta, 0. Called In sixth
inning. rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

Des 1folnes. 7-I2; Sioux City. -
Tulsa. s-17. Oklahoma City, SIS
Omaha, 4-ss St Joseph, 5-5-
Joplin. 4: wichita, 1s, exhibition game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-01

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus. 81; Toledo. 2-1o.
Minneapolis. 12-4; ST. Paul 80.
Milwaukee. 10; Kansas City, L
indianapolis, ?; Louisville. 10