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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-07
FAIRBANKS MEN
HAVE ANNUAL
FIELD DAY
Rain Prevents the Ball
Game, but Other Sports
Were All Run Off

The fourth annual field dav Of the
employees OF Z. and 7. Fairbanks
and Co., and their families WAS held
on the aFirground Labor day and
nearly 1000 people MAD most en-
joyabie day even if there was some
rain in the afternoon. The events
were well contested and were much
enjoyed by the crowd. The events
started at sharp 10 and We're run on
schedule time. Excellent music was
furnished bv the St. Johnsbury Band
and during the afternoon vocal selec-
tons We're rendered by James Sar-
gent. Richards orchestra also fur
nishcd music for dancing in the big
pavilion. FOLLOWING are the winners
in the various events:
100 yard dash, Burrows and Day,
committee. 4 Yarno, first; C. ID.
Lord, second. Time, u sec. Prizes,
gauntlet gloves and cap.
80 yard dash, Twombly and Wad-
leigh, committee. Elmer Eastman,
first; Paul Piper, second. Time 7
sec. Open to boys from 10 to IA
years. Prizes sweater and two ties.
30 yard dash, Barnet and GauthieI,
committee. Agnes Burke, first, Lena
Lavigne, second. Time T seconds.
Prizes, strings of beads.
Tue of war between Finishing de-
partment and foundry. Holloway, A.
Beck, Somers and Hall, committee.
Won by the foundry in 11-1G sec.
Running Broad Jump. Dean and
(Cnnfinr1nd an M na fn111l
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-07
CHILD LOSES
RIGHT FOOT
WHILE AT PLAY

Frances Helen Blair, the two and
one-half year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Blair of Barnet, who
lost her right foot Friday was in a
very comfortable condition at Bright
look hospital today. The child was
playing and ran in front of her
fathers moving machine. The man
driving did not see her in time to
prevent the accident and the little
girl was caught by the blade, The
foot was completely severed near the
ankle. -
The child was brought to st.
Johnsbury and operated upon at
Brightlook hospital.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-07
The Weather

Generally fair tonight
and Wednesday. Fresh
changing winds becom-
ing west.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-07
Continued on page four)
10000 RETURN TO
WORK IN LAWRENCE

LAWRENCE, Mass, Sept 7-An
textile plants with the exception of
the four mills Of the American Wool
en- Co. and the Pacific mills print
work plant resumed operations today
after the annual vacation period. APP
proXimatclv 10000 operatives re-
turned 10 work. The American
Woclen Co. will resume in part next
Monday and the Pacific Print works
will run in full on that day.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-07
MACSWINEY is WORSE
4-- IS REPORT AT PRISON:

LONDON, Terrace MacSwiney,
lord mayor of Cork was reported
weaker this morning as the result of
his hunger strike but conscious and
able to speak. MacSwiney's private
chaplain said the prisoner was suffer
ing intense pain in the left side of his
abdomen.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-07
Urges Action Against Farm Implement Make,

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec
tion of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-07
THREE WEDDINGS
ON HOLIDAY
IN NEWPORT
Merry Parties of Young
People Give Border City
Festive Appearance

Newport was the scene OF three
specially pretty weddings on Mon
day. 1t gave festive tone to the
holiday in the Border City, Through
out the day merry parties of young
people, charmingly dressed, were
noted going and returning from the
various functions.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-07
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
AMERICAN LEGION

Regular meeting will be held Tues
day, September 7th, at p. nl., at the
Elks' Home on Railroad street. This
meeting will be followed by a "Get
Acquainted" Social and all members
are urged to be present. There will
be a short program, refreshments and
a general good time. Everyone try
to come.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-07
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK

LAUoES DEAI IHS IN ITALY
NICE. France, Sept. IA heavy
earthquake shock was felt along the
Italian coast at 6 o'clock this
morning Casualties had resulted and
the authorities had sent aid
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-07
Newly Enfranchised Voters Take
An Active Part In Today's
Nominations
(By Associated Press)

CONCORD, N. H.. Sept. The efforts of Senator
George Moses to obtain denomination from the Repub
cans of New Hampshire was of outstanding interest in
todays primary for Republican and Democratic cand-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26
Vangilder A Likely Prospect
Brown Recruit Has Control

ton game. and Elan got his first
chance to toss n ball At Dig
Ienr-ue batter. Well he took the
measure Of the Sex And then
this spring. after he had beaten
the ST. Louis Cardinals in an eE-
hIbifion game. manager burke
decided 20 send for him and give
him trial
shortly after the season opened
the white SoX and Browns were
tangled up in a ball game, with Bert
GaIiia hurting for the Browns The
day was raw. and Gallla's wing vas
a Bit stiff. so manager Burke decided
10 send Van Glider to the hilltop 70
relieve the veteran
Van pitched six and one third IN
rings for the Browns and, though ne
lost his game. the Sox nicked him
for only five hits. and the way ne
handled himself IN the box created a
great impression on Burke In sec
ond meeting with the soN later on
in the season Van Glider was given
a sound beating. but once again he
showed Burke that he had whole
lot Of latent pitching ability, and ne
Is going 70 get his chance TO i'm
prove Il, for the boss Of the Brownies
thinks he Is a diamond in the rough
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26
IrsIinger Loses To Brown
Texan Takes Two Hard Falls

DET BROWNS nimble right foot,
used as a defensive measure in
breaking a head spin and toe hold
sent Henry Irslinger to the ropes in
a dazed condition and ultimately won
the first fall Of two out Of three
match for the Texas star Tuesday
night at Liberty hall
Pet Also Won Second.
Pet took the second fall also and
in much shorter time than required
in the first. due to his weakened condi-
ton OF Irslinger after he had re-
ceived that hard punch on the jaw.
He was taking the aggressive at the
time and had one of Pets feet in both
hands in an effort to secure an ef-
fective toe hold. Browns action was
merely one Of defence in breaking
the hold but TO many fans il appeared
an over drastic one as while legiu-
mate defence il has never been seen
here before and many Of the bugs did
not take kindly TO such Tar reach
ing action in dazing man before
throwing him
IrslinEer's eleancut work won him
admiration while Brown upheld his
prestige as one Of the greatest ex-
ponents Of the art in the world
Earl CaddOck can wen be called
the ssman Of a thousand holds"
but Pet runs him close second
in this particular calling Clean
timber, n wrestler every inch OF
him with his arms and legs per-
fectIy developed for this particu-
lar exercise. Brown in display
ing his repertoire before the Ell
Paso enthusiasts showed several
tricks and holds OF the mat game
that have not been seen hereto
fore in FL PasO.
fore In FL Pas0. For every part
Of his opponents anatomy Brown
had n different hold
some Warm Work.
Brown took the aggressive from
the first minute Of the contest and
held II for about Is minutes. During
this time neither wriggler had Sc
cured very effective holds but lrslin-
ger was coming strong and was keep
ing after his opponent During the
next Is minutes Brown secured head
scissors and attempted to throw his
opponent several times by the head
lock. He gave Irslinger considerable
trouble with the arm scissors and had
Henry guessing during the earlier
stages Of the bout
After the first 45 minutes Of the
contest both men settled down 10 con-
sistent wrestling and it was not until
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

Irsliuger grabbed Pets toe and re-
ceived the punch on the jaw that it
became apparent a fall was imminent
The first fail was accomplished in
IS minutes flat
Pet says, ssHe is Good
In his dressing room after the first
fail. Brown declared that Irslinger
was the smoOthest man he had ever
met in the ring and had the ability
TO keep a man guessing
Following the final fan Pet had
more words Of praise for his erstwhile
.'Irslinger is as good a man as I
ever met in the ring" he said And
he sure is tough"
Pets underpinning. while not the
direct cause, was lnstrumentaI IN
winning the second fall, which came
in exactly 20 minutes from the
time the two men left their dressing
rooms and stepped into the ring
Trslinger took the aggressive mere
and chased his opponent around the
ring. Browns defensive tactics with
his hands melting much applause
After futile attempts TO get body
hold. Irslinger grabbed hold OF
knee and managed to get his oppo-
nent to the mat Here Pet took the
offensive and with a doublearm scis-
sors attempted TO end the bout rlght
Broke the Hold. Though.
Irslinger broke the hold by man
ful show Of strength and climbed on
top OF Pet. obtaining an arm lock
Henry confined most Of his az
gressive tactics TO arm holds during
the match and his wrist locks mad
Pet thinking more than once during
the bout for the first and second
fails. IN the second fall Brown was
in his tightest place Of the matcn
when Trslinger secured com blna-
ton body scissors and wrist lock
which he held for several minutes
Brown made at least eight at
tempts to break the hOld before
he was finally suecessful in
vvriEEIfnE out OF IL. One OF Pets
supporters who has witnessed
him in many Of his hardest
matches unhesftatingIy declared
that II was the tightest hole he
has ever seen the east Texan In
1t WAS Joe Stecherfs body seis-
sors with which the heavyEeiEht
champion has won all OF his
IrsiInger secured one Of Browns
feet at the end Of IS minutes He
left his own toes unprotected how
ever. and Pet Immediately crossed
them and obtained a double toe hold
This he held with an arm stronger
than a wise and with Irslinger face
downward on the mat was given the
decision by referee Studer when the
Atlantic City man declared he could
stand il no longer.
Thinner OutpOinfs Johns
nBoxcar" Johns and Andres Jlminez
wrestled 80 minutes to a draw IN
the first bout OF the evening Johns
seemed pounds heavier than his
sliEhter opponent, but was unable TO
get an effective hold during the en-
tire evening.
JfmfneE, on the ether hand.
showed considerable pep and
speed and was on top OF his op-
pouent during the greater part
ofthe melee. JimineE with lit
lie training can hold his own with
any Of the weIters in the district
Lieut.. Slender Officiated in both
the semf-fiuaI and main event
and his work attracted f1Tornble
comment. aCol." Billy Rodgers
was announcer and umpire Harry
Kane sat in the corner and held
the timers watch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26
KNIGHTS SIGN
UP FAST MEN
Mai. Conlin Obtains Sigma
lures Of Many Very
Snappy Players.

Maj. James Il Conlin, manager and
Larry Doyle, captain Of the Knights
Of Columbus team Of the Army and
City league have been busily engaged
during the past few days signing up
promising men and have added quite
a few names 10 the roster OF the
team
Harry Barker. Tommy White, Char
lie Eaton and a big left hand twirler
are four Of the men who viii be seen
in a Knights Uniform within the next
few weeks The twirler is coming
from Philadelphia, Maj. Conlin' s
home town and has all the requisites
OF a winner. according TO the man
aver Of the Knights team
Barker. White and Eaton viii be
remembered as members Of the Wes-
ton team Of the City league in 1871
They enlisted and saw considerable
service overseas with Mai. Mccain
ants hospital unit. Eaton is former
Copper league star and is a pitcher
and consistent hitter. He also plays
the outfield-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26
"Y'' Will Teach
Boy Swimmers

Swimming is widely recognized as
a hygienic form Of all-round exercise
and wholesome athletics" says direc-
tor Holm of the Y. NJ c. A Its lie
saving possibilities for the average
Individual. however, are as yet IN
anDreciated We all know OF IN
stances when a s0called- expert swim
mer has saved a human life by MS
skin, but far more frequently 90 we
learn Of the loss Of life that may
have been readily averted by a swim
mer with at least an elementary
knowledge Of swimming and life saw
ing. 49,
situation and is doing everything IN
rs mower to help conserve and i'm
prove the city's boy power
The learn to swim for two cam
paign which viii begin May 81 is Tor
an FL Paso boys between the ages
OF II and Is. There is absolutely
no charge. All that Is required IS
that every boy who wants 70 learn
10 swim shall register at the Y IL c
A. and be assigned to class.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26
What Do You
Know About Sport?

1. Nay a coacher touch the base
runner at third base2
2. Nay a manager substitute pitch
3. can a poi. ny or a bunt be called
4 Whaf were the total runs scored
in the worlds series Of 1872
3. How long has Martin Burke,
New orleans heavyweight, been
fighting as a professional
s. Which team won the tlrst ma
tional challenge cup OF the United
states Football association
z. What IS the Canadian A A U
record for the 200 yard dashE
S. What fs the record for ice skat-
ing backwards for 40 yards indoor
g. What IS the highest bowling
score made by a woman in single
10. was Joe Beckett heavyweight
champion OF England when he was
knocked out by Carpenter
These Questions viii be An
Eyvered TomOrrow.
Answers to Yesterdays Questions
j. Alexa Sterling Won the woman s
national golf championships IN 1915
2. In addressing the ball IN golf
there is no penalty II It Is moved on
the tee. 80
Olympic garses won the running hop.
stem and jump. javelin throw. left
hand. decathlon. tuE-of-war and cross
country run for teams
4. Anthony WlldinE first won the
English tennis championship IN 1917.
8. Jack Dempsey IS 25 years old
6. Dempsey kayoed LeTinsky In the
third round.
2. Rogers Hornsby batted SIS IN
1913. $500
and threw left handed
9. The official ball IN the majors
nnust weigh not less than ounces
nor more than IA ounces
10. Il is a penalty II a PLAYER
throws a cap or glove at the pan
and touches the balL-Copyrigh
1890 Thompson Feature Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

CT. LOUIS. No. May 26.-Elam Van
> Glider might be a banker. Again,
ne might be a great Dutch mer-
chant Van Glider sounds that way
But what's in a name2 Nothing at all
Elan is neither a banker nor a
merchant He is a rookie pitcher
with the St Louis Browns, and, take
it straight from manager Jimmy
Burke, he's a bearcati
From an obscure sand lot 10 the
St Louis Americans is a long. long
jump for any youngster 70 make,
but Elan made IL in one leap and
he is taking to big leaguing it.
like a duck to water
Prior to last fail Elan never saw
a major league ball park He was
Just a small town ball player who
had never been heard Of outside OF
his own town; but Burke opines that
Elan viii be heard Of quite fire.
quently this season and for some
seasons 70 come
Having gained considerable
experience with semi pro teams
in the southern part Of Missouri
Van Glider was rated ns the best
pitcher in his section Of the
country when the Chicago White
sox came along for an exhibit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26
TENNIS CLUB To
ERECT COURTS
Viii Build at Arizona and
Ange Streets; Club
Is Formed.

It was decided to form the Fl Paso
Tennis club. with membership limited
to 80. and build clay courts on the
ground in block bounded By anzo-
na. Ange. Nevada and 81 Vain
streets Work on the courts VIII be-
gin at an early date
$500 per quarter.
Committees were appointed 20 lock
after the construction OF the cours
and to secure members
Applications should he sent to Z
Christie, treasurer, care the Frs
National bank.
To stimulate interest in tennis, 9
tournament viii be held at the old
Country club, near Fort Bliss. on sat
urday. sunday and Monday. Nay %.
30 and a1st This viii be q handicap
tournament and entries should be
sent to Mr- Christie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26
TAKE ONE
FROM BRAVES
Hard Hitting Wins for
Champs; Giants Even
UP Series.

Cincinnati. O.. May 25.-The Reds hit
both FiIlingim and Oeschger hard and
won from Boston Tuesday. Bressler, start
ing his first game Of the season. did not
allow a hit In the two innings he worked
In the last half OF the second after driv-
ing IN the first run with a single. he was
injured IN sliding 20 second and an A-ray
taken showed that a small bone In his
ankle is broken Luque pitched well after
taking Eyrerg1ers1 u1ace
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26
BASEBALL


Al Dallas. P II 2
DaiIas .-.-.......-.- o0l II 0z0-s u 9
san Antonio .-.----- 900 900 600
Batteries; Dallas. Dale and Robertson
san Antonio. Davenport and Gibson
At Wichita FallE R. H E
Wichita Fails ...-.-- 90 80 600 2
Houston .---.-.-..-. eco 101 oil s 2
Batteries. wichita FAILS Weaver and
kitchens; Houston. Pearson and NoTes-
Al Fort Worth p r z.
Fort Worth -.---- 800 go ol2-lo u
Beaumont -......-. 200 113 10 Il !
Batteries. Fort Worth. Pate and Moore
Beaumont. James and Alexander.
At Shreveport. RI z
Shreveport ---------- 900 600 Q0l-4
Batteries Shreveport. Napier and Hug
Ing Galveston. Cernaglla, Wilson and
O'Brien-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

game Tuesday The Yankees broke a tie
score in the ninth when Ruel walked and
scored on singles BY Ward AID Peclzin-
paugh. Ruth hit his seventh home run Of
the season IN The first inning. driving. In
score. Ri z
New York ..-...-... zoo 900 10i-4 2
Detroi ...........-. 100 90 1oo-s O
Batteries: New York. Quinn and Han
nah Ruel: Detroit Leonard and WoodalL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

Globe. Ariz-. May 26.-Young France
was awarded the referees decision
over Tommy Carter in a fight staged
Tuesday night at Midland City. Both
OF the men were in excellent shape
and the bout was considered one Of
the best ever staged in the district
Frances ability TO land clearly and
for him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

St. Louis, No, May 26.-Ihe scheo-
uled eight round decision bout be-
tween Jack Lawler Of Omaha and
Benny Valger Of New York here
Tuesday night was stopped IN Ihe
last round by the referee. who de-
clared Valger refused TO fight and
held continuously. Lawler carried
the fight to Valger throughout, &C
cording TO newspaper writer's The
men fought at 128 pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26
Tabloid Sketches Of
the Men Major Leaguers

No. A.
RALPH ARTHUR PINELLI-
Second basement Detroit Tigers
Born-San Francisco, Calir-s
October IS. 1886
Bats and thrOWs-Right handed
Weight-f55 pounds.
Height-5 feet, s inches
Club in 1919-Sacramento, Calf.
Pacific Coast league
First engagement - Portland,
Ore Pacific Coast league, 1911
Clubs since them-Sacramento,
Calf. and Chicago Americans
1913. Sacramento, 1913
Former major league record
Batted 231 for White SoE in p
games in 1913.
1919 record-Games, $50; at bat,
5ss- runs, IS; base hits, 1885,
doubles. 20; triples 3; home runs,
l. sacrifices, IS; steals, 81; aver
age. -25z-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

Philadelphia, Pa. Nay Troy 49, --9
-a--11if len handed pitcher. from Waco.
Texag. held CHI ago 70 six hits and Fnila-
deiphia won. e. ming the series Lues ,l,-ss
Moore drove in three OF the local tailiess
irnockinE a home run over the flsn. -,
and scoring Witt with a single IN lhe
eighth inning. walkers sixth home - ~.
81 the season came with Thomas on na77
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

CITY Island. n. Y. Nay 26.-Launch-
ing OF Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock
NJ which IS to race for the America
cup of Sandy Hook in July, was set
for this evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

Are you aTaIlinE yourself Of the
privileges Of our dining rOomf II
you are not you are missing some
thing. A trial viii convince you
Come down and see.
n. s. BUaWELLs
Exnlfed Ruler.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

st. Louis. No. Nay 26.-NeW YORK got
a., sv-e- b-sslr On the series with St. Louis
BY winning Tuesday. Ragged fielding y
the locals contributed materially 70 the
visitors victory Toney vas taken out OF
the box IN the ninth after two OF the Iirsl
me rnen 20 face him hit safely.
Score - X q =,
:, 1-I- 100 100 co.'s II 6
smith: St Louis, Goodwin Jacobs. Doak
and Dnhoefer-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

Two base hits, Austin. waters l-o.. 49,.
run. Hooper. Sacrifice hits Tooin seo.I
Foster Double plays. Mclnnls 10 sl 500 -, ~
---r--fs. ZONES 70 NcNaIly to Mclnuis5
TSo-fer to BfcNaIly 20 McInnis- Bases on
baIs. sothoron. 2; Jones. J. struekout' %
lone. / wild pitch, S1thoron, Jones
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

EImTria- n =. Hay l6.-Announce-
ment was made here Tuesday Of the
death OF 81 J. ('Doc') Kennedy. noted
as a minor and major league base
ball player several years ago. He
died az bis home b Steuben county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26
H0OPER'S HOME
RUN WINS CAME
One Run in 18th Inning
Sufficient to Cinch Red
SoX Battle.

Boston. Mas. Nay 2s.-Hoopsr's home
run into the right field hieaehers in the
last OF the 18th with none out gave Bos-
ton 4 victory Tuesday over ST. Louis,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

Two base hits Rath. Crane, Pick. Maran-
Vile. Three base lift. Daubert stolen bases,
Groh. Roush. g. Sacrifice hits, Daubert. 2
Croh q Iuuue HoIke- Double play
Crane 10 Daubert Bases on balls. Luque,
1: Fnllnrim. 1: Oeschger, 2 Innings
pitched Bressier. 2. Luque. 4 Filiingliil' =
Oeschrer, g. Struckout, By Luque, D.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

PittsburE. Pa. May 2d--EttectlFe pitch-
ing BY Carlson and excellent support
enabled PIttsburg to shutout Brooklyn
Tuesday. Galore also pitched good
game. misplays being responsible for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

fBatted for Galore in ninth
Score BY innings .. -, D.,
Brooklyn .--------s---.--- ~ ~. - !
PittsburE -----------.---- wv Va -
Two base hits. Carey. Nicholson 7 hre-
base hit Wheat Sacrifice hitss 5olsI-
---tb T-rr+fef Cutshaw. Grimm Double
nfavs- WhItted to Grimm; Whitted % Cut-
shaw to Grimm Bases on balls, Galore. Z
Carlson. J. Hit By pitcher. BY carlson
C1rversl- Struckout. Cadore, s. carlson =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

SAT- Lake az Seattle
Sacramenro AZ Portland
Oakland at san Francisco
Vernon at Los Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

o-1 ? l-i-eia1o $500 --.---------.
Batteries- Oakland. Rolling and Mite.
san Francisco. NcQuaid and AsnsW.
A. Portland RIB
Sacramento -----..----...--......g II Q
FlEll-n4 -------'.--- ---.-------s. 10
Batteries Sacramento. Pro1rh and
Cady; Portland Jones. Schroeder. john
son and Eoehlsr.
Seattle and salt Lake teams travelling.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

Two base hits. Jackson. Thomas. Per
Irins. Home runs. Walker, Moore sacFilile
5i-- pe-i-i7s THOMAS. Double plays. Rs
berg 70 Jourdan; Thomas 70 Dykes 20
Griffin Bases on balls, Wilkinson. .
Moore. 3 Hit By pitcher, BY Moore tJolr-
dam. struckout. by Wilkinson, - y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

Chicago. m. Nay 2s.-Vaughn. Won MS
fffth consecutive game when Chicago de-
feated Philadelphia. making q clean sweep
OF the series Tuesday
Score. - - : .
1,fi-s--,i -.'..-.... 001 COS 01'-T II Q
BATTERIES. Philadelphia, Gala ana
WItherow; Chicago. Vaughn and hllleisi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

BABE GETS ANOTHER
New york. Nay 2s-Ths New York
Yauirses defeated Detroit IN a hard fought
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis. l. Birmingham. O.
Little Rock. o; Atlanta, L
Nashville. g Noble 5.
Chattanooga-NeW Orleans. vet Eruundr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-26

where They Play Thursday.
Chicago at Philadelphia
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Where They Play Thursday
Boston at New York