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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-15

FOR SALE
Modern home on T'afayette ST.. IS. 80
Modern home ON Lincoln way W. 1000
Modern house on Lincoln way w. $500
ON Kuntsman ct. close 10 Lincoln
way W. modern nome; living
room: dining room bedroom with
toilet and kitchen below and
bedrooms and bath on End floor. 1850
an 5 room modern house. -. 5000
on NOtre Dame st. between Lasalle
on payments ....-................ 300
on Calvert St, q q room house, on
payments ....-................ 200
W. h McHENRY
90 Farmers Trust Bldg.
Lincoln 5733. I124-tf
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River Side Hrive

River Side Eriye
Eight room completely modern house
oak trim and floors, fireplace. butler 5
pantry, fun basement ana laundry pos
session 80 days price $500.
Brick veneer house. s rooms, large Nv
ing room. built-in bookcases, fireplace
den and dining -o0m. These rooms are
finished in quartered sawed oak and
solid oak floors Buffers pantry, large
kitchen with abundance OF cupboard
room, four bedrooms. sleeping porch and
bath, second floor Full basement, laun-
dry, soft water lift. garage. Beautiful
shrubbery, trees ami lawn. Located on
one OF the best streets In northwest part
Of city
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WANTED-First tiass automobile paint
er. Inquire Mr. Zeisler. 1925 " Div.
isicn. Lincoln 1909 $50 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-15

Six room bungalow built one year, near
car line, oak floors. full basement. one
acre Of ground. $1,000
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suburban Homes Small Farms

Eight acres, near car line. 200 fruit
bearing trees, IL acres OF grapes, berry
bushes, home years old, large barn,
gasoline engine, two COWS, poultry, ev-
erything but personal effects goes.
Price $500.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A waitress. lishvusher and
chambermnid. Good pay. snort hours.
Apply 80 W Tut 81. Is
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AUTO PARTS! AUTO PARTS
Come here Tor your auto parts. We
buy used cars and wreck them fer the
parts We can furnish YOU parts for
80 different makes and models of cars.
save - percent. Good a. ne-V-fuu -
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o. F. LUDWIG AUTO SUPPLY.
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MALE AND FEMALE.

WANrED-Man and wife Man 20 do
general farm work. Wife 90 take charge
81 farm house. White Box D-s1. CO News
Times 114T-lG'
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NICE JOB FOR KJGHT MAN
Lrirht energetic nen

WANTED-Several bright, energetic men.
capable of earning upward OF $50 a
week. We give thorough course II in
structiOn 20 ht YOU for the work III top
resentiug one If the biggest business
houses I'm South Bend. Exceptional Op-
portunity for advancement TO those VINO
qualify, and a Caance 20 build n croft
able business without investment On
your part. Honesty. hustle and deter
mination only publications necessary
Call John Brokenik. Hotel Nickel be
tween and 10 o'clock a. m. 1G7-p.
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MEN WANTED FOR WAGON SERVICE.
APPLY AMERICAN RAILWAY IN
PRESS co 4Oi ". SOUTH ST. S6S-t II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-15

Five room bungalow built two years,
oak floors and trina, full basement, fur
mace heat, bath, three acres Of good soil.
trees and shrubberY; on paved highway
Price 81 800.
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FOR SAI-E-Busgness property LOca-
tiOu, West Washington ay. Corner lot,
brick construction. consisting Of three
story building with basement Modern
q partments on second floor. Each
equipped with steam heating plant. This
is an attractive property
WI. HAPP, REALTOR.
20f Citizens Bank Bldg.
Phone Lincoln l57l- South Bend Ind
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" ANTED-Afaid .or general Homework.
No washing or ironing Apply Mrs.
Walter +. Bryan, lOl +. North shore
drive. lob 10
WANTED - Competent laundress for
washing and ironing; desirable position
in small faEily. Hattie l.. Dodge, 40
Lincoln way T.. Mishawaka. Ind. Phone
Mishawaka L. $3.50
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Northwest

Five minute walk from center, room
completely modern Eouse. Everything
in excellent condition. Price 81, go.
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WANTED-Girls Tor SELF. service dining
room Annlv olive hatal -9OS6- II
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IT YOU DON'T let Bill Claws0n do the
carpenter work on that house addition
you are the goat. Lincoln 111O. 114-f
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WANTED TO EUY.

WANTED TO BUY-Seyerll good horses !
weighing from 1900 20 1900 lbs each. |
Either in pairs or single; mast be good |
stock anu good COOKERS Artificial l.
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YOUNG men. Il upward. desiring rail-
way mail clerkships S11O month
Write Tor free particulars examinations.
j Leonard tformer government exam
inesl, l1j3 Equitable Bldg, Washington.
ID. q. 1859 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06
British Promoter Offers
Big Sum To Jack Dempsey

lea. may get the consent Of the Lon
don promoter to permit the match
with Levinsky IN New York, as II IS
understood Curley is handling the al
fair and that Carpenter is anxious
to have him go through with it. From
this angle IL looks as though Jack
Frenchman is willing to help him get
even by giving him the match with
Levinsky- Cochran, however, holds
the whip hand all around. and II viii
only be through his consent that any
OF the matches are held on this side
OF the Atlantic.
Are After Georges.
Frank Moran. Pittsburg heavy
weight, and a few others have been
panning Carpenter for his failure
to meet Dempsey here and calling him
yellow. It Is unfair to make such
assertions. for any man who VIII take
the chances in a flying machine and
risk his life through four years Of
war, being wounded besides cannot
be put down as a coward. They DO
not decorate towards in the French
army and Carpenter certainly gained
medals for bravery on more than one
occasion It is in very poor taste for
any OF the American boxers TO refer
to a man like Carpenter as being
yellow. Even his ring record does
not bear out any such claim for his
battles with Billy Papke, Frank
Klaus, Jeff Smith. Wells. Joe Beckett
and a score of others were hard
fought and proved him to be a fighter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06

CHICAGO. III, Aug. 6.-Accordfng to
L the London Sporting Life, Georges
Carpenter, European champion
viii not be free TO battle Jack Demp-
sey, worlds champion, under any
other management than Charles 3.
Cochran, Of London, until July 1921
and not January, 1921, as has been
stated In many reports Mr.. Cochran
has already deposited $4,000 with
Sporting Life as a guarantee of his
good faith. this amount being part
OF the Frenchmsn's personal re-
Enumeration for his services in the
proposed match against Dempsey
Puts Up Guaruntee.
In return Carpenter has put up
pretty stiff guarantee good faith
also and It is not nely thkat he in
tends TO forfeit the same by entering
into any other contract for a contest
with the American
With Cochran offering Demp-
sey q quarter % a million dollars
for his end Il Is n cinch that
Messrs. Jack Kearns and Jack
Dempsey ure not going to let IL
slip By 50 easily. Therefore, as
have always commended, the
chance Of the IIE match being
held in the English metropolis IS
very bright indeed Another
thing. the Notwithstanding
match cannot be heIf October 10.
rs has been announced, without
the consent of Mr.. Cochran.
It is possible that Jack Curley, who
conducted Carpenters tour Of Amer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06
Champ Works Hard With
Several Matches In View

NEW YORK. Aug Heavyweight
IN champion Jack Dempsey. relieved
from draft lodging" accusations.
Is back in New York preparing for
any title aspiring, pugnacious pugilist
who may come along-that IS, II some
gilded plutocrat lover OF the boxing
game viii take the risk and guaran-
tee the champion a nice. fat roll
But, nevertheless, Jack Of the Jump
IN WalloD Is getting ready. There is
no getting away from the fact that
someone will come along soon, some
one with a lot Of nerve and a good
enough punch to give the champion a
tussle-
Win Get Down to Work.
The Dempsey camp has been pitched
In an old skating rink here and the
champion may be seen daily In his
workouts. He Is the same Jack and
has the same punch. Anyone who
thinks 10 the contrary should take
trip to the rink some day and see
Dempsey bowling over heavyweight
sparring partners as II they were 50
many playthings-
Jim Montgomery Il one Of the
first string sparrInE partners OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06
Malone Victor
OF Sweepstakes

Toledo. Ohio. Aug s.-Hal Malone
won the sweepstakes for 2:O5 PAGERS
after losing the first heat to John
Henry, while Breat Britton won the
Toledo Times 2:14 trot for 3 year
olds. featured on Thursdays grand
circuit racing card Best times were
2.o5 pace, 2:02 IA; PA trot. 2-o7 IA
The track was fast
AriOn Mckinney won his first race
OF the season on the grand circuit
when he took the 2:12 trot. but four
heats we're necessary as Lettanna S.
took the second heat and Walnut
Frisco the third
The heat winners then raced off
and Arion Mckinney led all the way.
The best time was 2.05 81.
Louie Grattan won over the favorite
Goldie Todd, IN the 2:03 pace, in
straight heats. The last quarter OF
the second heat was paced in % sec
onds- The best time was 2:03.
Great Britton euuaIled the mark
made by Daystar at Kalamazoo and
now is tied for the fastest mile for
three year oids this year. when he
stepped both heats OF the 2:14 trot In
2:07 Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06

CCALING a trifIe under .135 pounds.
- the stipulated weight. Charles
Crozier, Pacific fleet lightweight
champion and Tommy Carter, holder
OF the southwestern belt Friday az
ternoon pronounced themselves fit and
ready for their battle tonight over
the IS round route.
Battling Shapiro. late OF the Seventh
base hospital unit at Fl Bliss, con-
championship, who are scheduled TO
weigh IN at not more than 13S pounds.
asserted that they are ready also.
while Battling Twyman- SIND artil-
lery. and Tiny Refeld, Remount depot.
who VIII meet for military district
bantam honors made similar declara-
tons
The last two named little men are
expected TO contribute their share
toward punch bowl history when they
meet IN the six round special event
Shapiro and Hanlon viii meet over
the eight round route in the SEMI
final
Crozier Is Confident.
Croker and Carter did their final
training Thursday afternoon The
former asserted that he had conf
dence in his ability 70 win despite
the speed and cleverness Of Carter.
Crozier's willingness to necede
to any terms in order to battle
for the lightweight title OF the
southwest has caused much favor
able comment, ax he has not
asked for one stipulation in re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06
What Do You
Know About Sport2
Nm aTEsTIONs.

How many homers were made IN
the American league IN 1912
2-HOW many homers were made in
the National in 1917
3.-HOW many homers did the Red
Sox make in 1912
4.-Haa Wallie Pip, OF the Yam
KEGS, ever batted 800 in the majoraf
5.-Dld Bob FftEsimmonE ever box
Jack Johnsonf
0.-When Ted Lewis won the well
terWeight title from Jack Britton, was
II By n knockout or on pointsf
1.-When did james Braid first win
the British open golf championship
S--Whaf f. the a.ionaI fntersch0-
lastie record for the laveIin fhr0yTR
8.-WhEt f. the national inferscho-
lnHtie record for the quarter mile re-
1O.-Whnt Is the national vromen,u
record for the 20 yard dash--Copy-
right, 1920. Thompson Feature Ser
vice
Answers TO Yesterdays Questions.
l--Welseh won q technical knock
out when Wolgast broke his arm and
the bout was stopped IN the eighth
round. This was in November. 1914.
Cooley knocked out Gunboat
smith In the fourth round in a bout IN
1918
5-Lawn tennis was introduced IN
this country in 1S7o
TN serving in tennis. the server
must keep one foot on the ground
until the ball is struck.
5.-Slsler has pitched. played first
base, third base and he outfield for,
ST. Louis
SISTERS best batting year was
1917. He hit .553. / point better than
In 1913.
Ruth Marquard broke his leg at
Cincinnati June 3, 1913.
S--Gerner did not pitch a complete
game for Cincinnati In 1919.
s.-Pat Ryan was the A. e F. ham
mer throw champion
lo.-In a whist game, the side 60
ing out by tricks wins over the side
going out BY honors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06

the champion. With Montgomery
Dempsey gets his stiffest work
outs
Dempsey's first bout likely VIII
be with big BIZ Brennan and
Jacks training e. being pro-
GRAINED especially for Brennan's
style Of flstieuffs. Brennan II, Of
course, a VTuIlOper in his class but
the experts Opfne that he viii be
easy picizin's for the champion.
Dempsey sat al the ringside and
saw the recent defeat Of Fred Fulton
in Newark. n. J.. by the big negro,
Wills IN three rounds. Dempsey ex-
pressed disappointment at the out
come Of the match. for he fully ex-
pected to meet Fulton at an early
date and, as generous offers for such
a match had been made By a number
Of promoters. Jack stands TO lose a
few cold thousands
The champion was visibly impressed
at the showing OF Wills and. IN ac-
cordance with mis- declaration that he
would meet all contenders for the
title. regardless Of their color. relter-
ated statements TO that effect and
said he would meet Wills II the public
demanded IT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06
Wills Is Next
Rival For lack

New York. Aug. s.-The man Demp-
sey viii have TO contend with now
is Harry Wills. colored heavyweight.
who stopped Fred Fulton in Jig time
at Newark lagt week Fulton made
a sorry showing against the big
negro fighter. Whether he lost
heart It is hard TO say, but from an
reports he did not show the form
against Wills that he has in other
matches. That Fulton is an in and
outer goes without saying now. He
simply did not have the nerve in the
ring to make a fight against the
negro and went down with little
defence HIS opportunities. have been
many and he has never failed TO fall
down at the critical stages. Fred is
now in line for Gunboat Smith and
other veterans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06

gurd TO the weight, referee and
other matters. This strfkiuEIy CO
operative attitude stands out in
marked contrast to that Of Carter
who in his demands that Croker
make the stipulated pOundnEe and
that n personal friend Of his
fCarter's) be allowed to referee
the match has resulted in the ud-
difiOn OF seeraI hundred fans TO
the Crozier retinue.
Crozier will be a slight favorits in
the match because OF his speed and
cleverness IN training and also in
view OF the contention Of many fans
that Carter cannot hit The disincli-
nation OF the sailor champion TO
stand back and not insist that he ap-
point his referee has also Influenced
speculation to some extent, Il Is said,
and Crozier will undoubtedly be sub
stantially backed. in sentiment at any
rate
Carter to Appoint Referee.
No action had been taken on the
appointment OF a referee Up to Fri
day morning. but 1t is understood
that Carter win be allowed to pick
the arbiter in view Of his refusal to
fight unless he be allowed to do 90.
Nicholas SOliittO, manager OF
Crozier inserted that Il pua not
n matter Of choice with him er-
cepf that he preferred either de-
tective captnin Biily Smith or
Spider RaWIs.
Al Rogan and Battling Cznarki viii
clash m the four round curtain raiser
at SIS o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06
ants Beat Cubs; Barnes Loses Western Open Title
135 Pound Mixers Await Bell
Carter And Crozier Are Ready

I'll PAso's own bid for
Il lightweight honors viii
be seen IN action to-
night when Charles Crozier.
a Pass City boy. faces
Tommy Carter. for the
southwestern lightweight
championship. Crozier. dur
ing the war. won signal
honors as lightweight
champion Of the Pacific
fleet. and Is considered
among the foremost Of the
western slope boxers He
has met Young France. Al
Grunan Chef Neff. Leo
Houck and a score Of other
good boys whose names viii
appear in the record OF Car
ter.
He Is being managed by
Nicholas sollitto. the d.
minutive pilot who made a
hit with the boxing fans
Friday when he asserted
that Crozier did not care
TO make any stipulations at
all. and was perfectly will
ing for a personal friend OF
Carter to referee the con-
test.
Both the willingness Of
Crozier and his manager to
make any terms in order 10
get Carter into the ring
have made a decided i'm
preston on the fans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06
GARRIZOZO WINS
RUBBER CAME
Defeats Alamogordo Tribe
by Snappy Fielding and
Timely Hitting.

Carrizozo. n. n. Aug. 6.-Carro-
zozo's fast baseball team won its
third game from the snapDy Ala
mogordo nine here Thursday after
noon hy the score Of 6 10 2 Harry
Kane. Of FL Paso. umpired the game,
which was bitterly contested and ex-
ceptionally well played except in one
or two instances. where errors we're
made by the Alamo players and
which incidentally. counted in the
run making.
The game developed into a pretty
pitchers battle between Norman
OF Carrizozo and Carson, the import
ed twirler Of the Alamogordo team
Carson allowed less hits than his RI
val, but did not receive the brand Of
suuuort accorded Norman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06
BASEBALL


TEXAS LEAGUE
At san Antonio Ri E
san Antonio -. III 600 o4'-T u
Fort Worth $500. 0o1 200 080-s 10 I
Batteries san Antonio. Fincher and
Gibson Fort worth. Waehtsl and Hs-
worth
At beaumont RH-E
beaumont $4,000. coo o2o os'-5 IL i
Dallas ---------.---. 900 111 oo0-7
Battsries- Beaumont Jacobus and stans-
bury; Dallas. Dale and Robertson.
wichita Falls at Galveston. rain
Shreveport a. Houston. rain
COAST LEAGUE
At Oakland RHE
salt Lake City ..-....-..--.-4 3
I-l-l-l4 -.-.--.- ----------- II
Batteries salt Lake. CulIop and Byisr.
Oakland. Aristt and Mite
At Seattle. RIB
san Francisco ------------.---..-5 II
1e4l--e 1890 ------------- II
Batteries; san Francisco. Loves. Jordan
and Agnew; Seattle. Geary. Breaton and
Adams.
AZ Los Angeles aHE
s-ll-ill-nlo .-----.-- ---s---s----- = Al
vernon ------------- --------.s--s } u 2
Twelve Innings
Batteries Sacramento. Malls and Cady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06
HUTCHINSON IS
NEW GHAMPI0N
Defeats Veteran Star by
One Stroke in Closely
Fought Match.

Chicago, IL, Aug. 6.-Jock
Hutchinson. OF Glenview club Chi
cago. Thursday won the open golf
championship Of the western golf as
ISOLATION al Olympic fields with 296
strokes for u holes. just one stroke
under the score OF Barnes OF St.
Louis, who held the title three years.
Harry Hampton, OF Richmond. Va
and c. ". Hackney. OF Atlantic City
tied with Barnes for second William
Crevay. a young Kansas City pro-
fessional, was next with 2e8-
Scoring was comparatively high
and the play Of the leaders was err
ratio, 50 that the winner was not de-
cided until the last contestant fin
ished
The result OF the match Is expect
ed TO lead 70 a challenge from Barnss
TO Hutchinson for q special match
Barnes but recently returned from
England. where he participated "a thg
British open and his latest match
was won against Vardon and Ray.
the two British professionals, while
leaning with Walter Eagan. nation
al open champion Barnes and Ha-
gen have met several times but vic
tory has always perched upon the
banners OF the latter
Hagen arrived IN Chicago too late
but viii deferd his title at Toledo
in the naional open during the latter
part Of his month.
Hutchinson is expected 70 enter
this event also.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06
BABE RUTH GETS
HIS 18th HOMER
STATESMAN Lands on Twill.
ing of Pitcher Eh1nke,
but Tigers Win.

Detroit. Mich. Aug. s.-Babs Ruth. Of
New York. made his ssth home run o. the
season IN Thursdays game which Detroit
Won u came in the second inning. He
was the first man Up and knocked
Ehmke's initial offering over the screen In
in the fourth IN the eighth Detroit
punched five hits and an error By Pratt.
the first for him since July 1913. for five
-rr-r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06
HuSe Boxes Fast
Eight Round Draw

Colorado Springs. Colo. Aug. g.
Nike Dundee. OF Rock Island. NJ out
pointed Sammy Marino. OF New York
winning a referees decision IN a IL
round bout here Thursday night
Dundee forced the fighting. ending
the bout with a whirlWind rush which
al but overwhelmed the New York
bantam
Eddie Huse. claimant 10 the Pacific
coast WelterWe ght,s-s mpionship. and
Nike OLsary, battled to an eight
round draw.
kid Paul, OF Denver, won q decision
over Young Sol. OF salt lake City, in
a six round preliminary.
Want Kodak Finishing2-see c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06
ooLLEeIAN HELPs Oh.

Claude Rowher. former captain Of
the university OF California baseball
team. Joined the San Francisco team
last week just to help out while Roy
Corhan was laid Up. Rowher is q
great ball player. but does not care
10 follow the game as a profession
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06
Frank Moran To
Battle Beckett

London, Eng Aug. 6.-Ths match
between Joe Beckett. British champ
ion. and Frank Moran. OF Pittsburg.
Pa, viii take place at the Holborn
stadium. London. September q. under
the management OF Charles B. Coch-
ran. This match was made last Nay.
but postponed at the time because OF
Beckett's inability to fiji the date.
There win be a side bet OF S25o0 in
addition to the purse and Il IS under
stood that Beckett's share viii run
over $z5,000- Moran IS also IN for a
sweet chunk OF coin For a man who
has never been a champion Mr.. No
ran is certainly fortunate IN butting
into big purses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06
sHREvEPoRT 49, HURLER.

Shreveport's efforts TO get a pitcher
from the Cincinnati club failed Man
ager Pat Moran agreed to send either
Richard or Thies- rockies. but both
refused to go south Comment Is that
they are too green for the Texas
grade anyway.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06

Where They Play Saturday.
San Francisco at Seattle
Los Angeles at Portland.
salt Lake at oakland
Sacramento at Vernon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06

Boston, Mass. Aux 6.-Watson held st
Louis TO four hits and Boston shutout St
Louis Thursday. u was Watson's fourth
consecutive victory. The only run vas
scored IN the second Inning Holks walked
and vas forced At second By Boecirel. who
stole second ard scored on lfarznville's SIN
gle
Score RaE
St. Louis ...-..... oo6 600 900
Boston -------...... o10 600 00s-1 1
Batteries. 81 Louis. schupp and Cen
ous. Boston. watson and OMEN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06

AQLala ---------------- . II ~ -
sRau for Miller IN seventh
fBatted for Griffith IN tenth
Score BY innings
plttsburE ---....----.-. 100 $50 01o 6-8
Brooklyn --.-...--..-.. 90 $50 100 O-5
Two base hit. Griffith Three base hits,
Carey, Myers. Grimes. Home run, Bigbee-
carey Sacrifice hits, Krduff Double plays.
eaton 20 Grimm. Cation. CutshaW and
Grimm Base on balls. off Carlson l. of
Hamilton. j. of Grimes. l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06

Wellington. n. z, Aug. 6.-Play for
the Davis cup htween the American
team as challenEers, and the Aus
tralasianss present holders, have been
fixed 20 take place at Auckland De-
cember Is. % and 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-06

Chicago. H.. Aug. 6--Chicago showed
effects or the strenuous series just closed
with New York and played indiffercntiy
against Boston Thursday. the visitors win
ming by punching hits In the third inning.
Boston All II Pc A j