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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

" known'--and one night last wcek
no awoke suddenly TO nnd himself
stealing bis own wallet lie isn't a
wretch BY instnct--tn ftct. like the
she-s stars who play wicked vim
men, he ch-rishes a secret passion
for the simple country hfe--but he
surely has brought TO the screen
some OF the finest bits Of al round
cu~edness IL has ever seen. They
say tina, In his newest pleturc. The
Dwelling Place Of Light" which
Benz. u. Hampton rads from Win.
ston Churchiiis great story and
which Hodklnson will release In the
~arly autumn. he fairly outdosa him
self. He's going to see now whn.
can b. dons about losing the cynical
curt which his lip has acquired after
all thoee ncfarious deeds he has com.
United and he 10 wotng to try and
cultivate frank and winning srrlile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
TRUMPET ISLAND TO BE
SEEN ON SCREEN SOON

Trumpet Island" the Tom Ter
rlrs production witch has been sew
eral months IN the making. at cost
Of more than $4,000. has received
It's final editing by Mr. and Mrs.
George Randolph Chester. and prints
will be delivered 10 the various Vita.
graph exchanges within the next
three weeks. The photoplay In based
on the story by Gouvcrneur Morris.
and IN one 81 the most pretentious
ever attempted Wallace Macdonald
and Marguerite DO la Motto have
the principal roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

convinced that he cannot make good
In his own homo town. In New
York he becomes a prize fighter and
eventually In on. Of the most stir
ring ciirnas-u ever recorded on ths
c~iiuiold. knocks on, the champion
and returns 10 Dryad and the other
to~nsfolk triumphant The latter
part Of tn. picture Introduce. q
wealth Of comedy. Tho ways and
means OF the gentry who follow the
prize ring were never more inter
s-iinsiy. hufnorousiy and intensely
displayed than In ''onoe 20 Ever,
man" In fact. IN. film offers al
sorts of action. from fighting q
humorous.
Jack Sheriff. IN starred In the ro,s
Of Denny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
SELECTION OF MOVIE
TITLES IS BIG TASK

IN. selection OF a title OF q million.
dollar serial naturally 10 regarded as
an Important matter. ana q special
trip may be mad. by William Dun.
can from Los Angeles TO Omaha.
there to. confer on the matter With
Presidcn, Albert y. smith. Of vita
graph. who. n arrangements are
completed. viii make the trip from
New York. Duncan ~ commencing
production this week under the ten
tailye utie OF '"rh. Wizard Spy
glass; His previous sersai. The
Silent Avcnw.r." r~i record for tho
number Of theatres booked turnout
the United states and Canada Its
production cost slightly over 1900
geo. a recent audit proved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Dorothy Dalt0n'S
Beauty Chat

Miss Dorothy Dalton. the actress
famous the world over for her beau
tifui complexion, saws. Amy girl or
woman can have n beautiful. rosy
white complexion and smooth un-
wrinlled skin like mine II they viii
follow my advice and use Derwillo
simple toilet preparation. use
Il because ~ impsrta instant beauty.
Is easy to apply. absolutely harm
less and has n marvellous effect
upon tho skin. One application
proves IT," Re sure to read Miss
Dalton's interesting story OF how to
quickly acquire beautiful COM
plexion. soon TO appear In this pa
per. In the meantime get Derwillo
AZ any toilet counter and try IL to-
day: you viii be delightfully."- sur
prlsed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

II you value your wxtch. let Haynes
repair H. Next to Liberty Theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

Glsun gowns would become by
word Of fashion circles. n one Of the
principal style publications bad It's
way Quick 10 recognize Miss Glaum's
genius at designing. this magazine
has made a fabulous offer 20 the star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
.NCII]T'5lrG01l

COLlNfTN-Utriis psrke IN away
tsee~ rrudeuec."
CIE - ~ n W--Naksi Nwvssad In
The siisa S'vtacsa~."
lIUIsRTy - Mes ossach's essns1y,
ss.~asu hs~sss"
RrWAN D--Ths fANsus av0sna,
while New S~vA kie~ps.-
CoiONtAts--tavy Ev~ns' nSvel.
Once 70 Ever MsN.s
st~y, "Gsst's Cosatvy aud the
Wwsuar."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

A. fashion editor. Mis- 0iann -
too busy wearing the creatis.s -
had herself designed fos Law ~
ness the new Hodkinson rslssa y
accept the proposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

King BaFsott. real reel pioneer.
plays prominent part In THE
Dwelling Place ~ Light" the won.
derfu Winston Churchill story pic.
turized by benjamin ~. Hampton.
which the Hodkinscn Company has
scheduled for release In September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

Helen INDUCES Speed TO take the
measure OF the winning neiEhbor.
Speed finds u necessary TO take up
the irkzorn~ duty OF hard training
and. strange ~ II may seem. after
much msneuverinx TO bring about
tho defeat Of bis opponent Speed
wins the day ~ well a. The heart Of
Helen
Cullen f.andis u fne as Speed and
gets an abundance Of comedy out Of
bis part. especially the Scenes In
which h. In called upon 10 go into
training"
STRAND
-whlls New York Ff~~rs@ an
eight act film sensation. In tho ssa.
sure attraction At Tho strand. IL is
really thre, Distinct dramas under
tho on- title. The nATu. performers
are seen throughout the story. Mare
MscD~rmo,t. Estsfle Taylor. Earl
Me,can and Harry Southern are the
featured players The first story ls
called out Of the Night IL tells
Of the return u husband TO a sife
who has long believed him dead.
The entrance Of n burglar offcrs the
solution to . strange mystery. The
white way II tells Of n we'll
known vampire who practices her
wii~- on tho patrons Of a fashionable
cafe. How ono man turns the table.
and exposes some noted tiackmaii
methods L. Interestingly told. Tn.
ia~; story In "A Tragedy OF the East
Side
MaeDerrnost has the roi. ~ =
paraiytic and does some splendid
character work The entry Of q
alum girl into his home. her subse-
quent marriage 10 bis son and her
disioysity furnishes another grip
ping story.
RHx
action and Gods Country and the
Woman" the screen showing OF one
Of his most popular novels. Mt the
TEX this week. IL no exception.
curwood has laid this plot In ore
timber lands Of tho North. where
strong mon viii fight to tho las,
ditch 10 protest tho name Of tho
women they love.
Phillip Wcyrnan 0Tfriiam Duncan
finds In the frozen wastes Of the
northern timber land tho gtri os his
ideals. She IN Josephine Adar. fS~fi
shipman,. whose family 10 rnenaoed
by the tr-arh-ry of Arnold Lang
George Hoio. Philip wins tho con.
fIdenc. Of the giri and fights with
her TO beat tho sch~mlng Lang
Thru these scenes the action In fast
and furious. In tho end the cunning
Lang ir bcs,~d.
Tho eiri then falls m hive With
phillip. which Is his reward
COLONIAL
-onc. to Every Man. Larry
Evans popular novel. IL the picture
attraction at tho Colonial this week
Tho plot tolls the story Of a young
fellow of . lumber camp town.
looked down upon and spurned by
all his neighbors because his father
died of drink. He himself has a
terrific baltic with the curse of his
family. There h only ono who gives
him strength and hope TO fight on
--she II Dryad Anderson. a young
girl who loves him. Blu, even she
misintsrprcts his action In time and
no Denny sets out for New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
COLISEUM

col IsEuM
Bilre burke r. az tho Cpfiaruu
And Biihc's latest picture. Away
Goes Prudence" proved tnt the
right kind OF an attraction to please
the large crowd who. In spite Of the
warm sunday afternoon. flockcd TO
the theatre.
MiHs Burke has the part cf Pru-
denoe rhorns. q young sooiety slrl
who spends her leisure time In her
airriape and when Il comes 60 |,
choice between her lover. Hewitt
Harlsnd and her plane. she decides
In favor of the latter.
She fakcs = Kidnapping In order 20
get money from her father for new
plane, but Hewitt turns tho tables
on her and arranxcs . kidnapping OF
bis own.
The flying scenes arr Quits inter.
crting and tho star wears = leather
coat belonging to . giri friend who
saw service IN France. and the
trousers and helmet Of . French acc
Percy harnot 10 the leading man.
cItNGNGER
osorx. Ade's famous COMEDY. Tho
Slim Princess at the Ciemmer this
week. Just suits the adorable Mabel
! NoemAnd. II 10 tailor made for her
spontaneous spirit Of comedy.
The picture opens In the fantastic
Eastern kingdom Of Morove nlnr--ths
one spot on ~arth where beauty Ia
weighed. and where women pray for
the fat tina, makes them beautiful
Tho little Princess Kalora Mabel
SormAndD In delightfully."- slender
and graceful a. reed In the wind.
which. ir-,esd of boosting her
chances. makes her . Dead weight on
the ma srimoniai market
Her father. Count seikn. n dee
pcsn,r IN his attempt 20 fatten Ka-
iors and marry her eff. All HIS Fl
fosts fAii-the little princess remains
thin-"As thin ~ . drink Of water.
the gns~lps say.
Then App~Arv one Aienndsr II
Pho = young American steel mag
nate. who is sick OF the sight Of 400
pound beauties and longs for Just
one petite dAmssi In this Land Of the
fasi~d calf.
There follows most astounding and
comicai series Of Incidents thru
which the roiiioktns Mabel eventual
~ finds romAnca
LIBERTY
Rsx Beach turns from 6savy
drama to hilarious comedy IN 60
ing soma" the picture al the LIB
erty this week. From the opening
scene 20 the final fHds-out the audi.
snce IL kept In an uproar.
The action takes place on me pfy.
ing Heart ranch In New Mexico.
Herr J. waiiinrsord Speed neess and
falls in love With Helen Blake. In
order to make an impresaion. Speed
poses az an athl.tr. claiming u
hold the rrrin'er-' championship OF
Yale. never dreaming that he would
Be called upon 10 demonstrate his
running ability at the ranch
II ~ happens that the rival ranch
ers have q young sped demon who
always manages 10 run away with
the sprinting events when the ranch.
ers hold their annual celebration.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14
BY ED. HUGHES.

(Thc Famous sport CartOOnist.)
New Orleans, famous as bat
tie ground for some of the most
celebrated combats I'm fistic history,
is printing native son for the
heavy weight championship of the
world I'm all its long association
with the big movements in pugihsm
the Crescent City has never yet pro-
duced "a heavyweight champion. or
anyone approXimating such a char
aCteT. Ii has its Pete Herman, the
present bantam champion, and a
few years go the brilliant Joe Mon
dot kindled hope in New Orleans
hearts that a lightweight champion
was TO rise from the ranks of local
jabsmiths. But the formidable
Leach Cross of New York's east side
scotched Mandots aspirations. even
though most people at the ringside
declared il TO be a lucky punch
And back into the murky mists OF
the past there was the wonderful
Jack Everhardt, who succumbed to
the great Kid Lavigne after "a
terrible rounds. Everhardt missed
the lightweight title by "a baby's
eyelash.
Comes Fast
Martin Burke, a twO-fisted many
freckled Irishman is the latest
New ORLEANS pugilistic pride. Burke
attracted some time ago when he
put a dent in the reputation Of one
Dick O'Brien the much heralded
Milwaukee heavyweight. O'Brien
was collecting boosts galore as the
coming premier firsticuffer OF the
universe until he collided with
Burke's knuckles. Burke's latest
successes We're gained in battles
with ole Anderson. the Pacific Coast
bruiser and big Al Reich OF New
York who lacks only the will power
10 become a champion. Burke.
conceding Reich so pounds weight
and every other physical advantage
thoroughly thrashed Reich in Is
rounds recently
Build like F1tz.
Burke. who has the conformation
of the late Bob FitzsimmOns, an
amazing spread of shoulders with an
understructure OF thin waist line
and tapering legs, is an aggressive
ly scientific boxer He is a punish
ing hitter. but az yet has not cult
waited the knockout knack. Like
Fitzsimmons he has powerful arms
and like Robert the Red he is gen.
erously decorated with freCkles.
Perhaps in time he will develop the
punch that made Fitz the most
dreaded fighter Of his time. Burke
will definitely fix the status of Gene
Tunney. as we'll as his own at the
Newark Sportsmen's club in Newark
next week Burke will tackle the
promising New York light heavy I'm
u round bout The bout should
define the rating OF the two in the
Tunney- Martin Ray Smith Burke
controversy as TO who is in line for
championship consideration among
the big fellows.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14
HOOSIER CREAMS
WIN SUNDAY GAME
Sammy Marks Holds Silver
Edge Team Hitless Till
Ninth Inning.

Sunday. the HoOsier Creams de-
feated the Silver Edge team by a
score Of u 10 1, thereby continu-
ing their winning streak which has
not been broken in the 1920 sea
son. Sam Marks. the Hoosier Creaf1
pitcher didn't allow the Silver Edge
batters a hit till the ninth inning
when he took things easy and let
them have pair OF singles, both
of the scratch variety.
In addition TO pitching a remark
able game he also contributed to
the run column by crashing out one
Of the longest home runs ever made
at Leeper park; also a three sacker.
The Silver Edge team was hope
lessly outclassed from the start and
never had a chance with the fast
going HoOsler Creams.
Mgr. Cross announces that the
Hoosier Creams have two dates open
this season and challenges any
semi professional team in the coun-
try for either a single game or a
two-game series
For games, address the clubrooms,
S14 s. Walnut 1T. or telephone Lin
coin $500. Score:
Hoosier Cream 034 20 112-14 Il >
Silver Edge . COL 600 600 > 8
Marks and Zalas; Rogers, Seuch
and .Ziegler.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14
THE WORLD O. SPORTS

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Juno l.. -
Frankfort defeated Lafayette here
SUNDAY four TO three Score:
frankfort ... 600 600 400 s /
Lafayette .... 021 600 OOC-3 : ,
LAFAYETTE. Ind. June IA
Purdue university has been named
as one of the fifteen universities in
the United States 10 receive the rat
ing as a distinguished college" by
the war department, because Of the
high class military training offered
there.
LONDON. June 1S.-The United
States tennis team Will meat the
French team in play for the Davis
cup at East Bourne, England, July
s, and 10. The winner will play
the British team at scarborough,
July Is. and II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14
LAPORTE TAXES FALL
OUT OF GOSHEN TEAM

Special 20 The News Times:
LAPORTE. Ind. June 13-The
Goshen GrayS were easy for LapOrte
sunday afternoon, the home team
winning by the score Of II 10 1.
Bowman was ON the mound for the
Goshenites and he was hammered
hard i'm two innings Laporte con-
ueCIed with his offerings for ! / hits.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14
SOIRRIER WINS

PARIS, June 13.-Tht Pri du
Jockey club az one mile and a half
was run Sunday and won by J. Hen
ncssy's Sourbier. w. X. Wander
bilt's Battersea with O'Neill up, ran
fourth. ]. Childs had the mount on
Sourbier. which came in badly in
front by three lengths
The parimutuels paid nine and
five 10 one on the winner
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14
CINCINNATI TAKES
FIRST PLACE IN
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ring Wins Great Pitchers
Battle Against Marquard
at Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN. y Y. June IA
Cincinnati displaced Brooklyn from
first place in the National league
standing Sunday by defeating the
Superbas. 1 70 o. The contest was
a pitchers battle between Ring and
Marquard. Each twirler allowed
only six hits. but a wild pitch by
Marquard and two Red hits in the
sixth put over the winning run.
Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14

sBatted for Marquard i'm sth
ssRan for Mitchell I'm Sth.
'ssRan for Konetchy i'm 9Th
zRousch out. hit by batted ball
Cincinnati .......OO0 col OOO-l
Brooklyn ........ 900 600 OOO-U
Two-base hit-Mitcheu Double
plav-Kopf. Rath and Daubert.
Left on bases - Cincinnati. D;
Brooklyn. 6. Hits-Off Marquard.
6 i'm 5 innings: off Smith. 0 in / in
ming. Struck out-By Ring. 3 by
Maruuard. T. Bases on balls-Of
Ring. /: off Marquard, /. Losing
Ditcher Marquard Umpires -
KLEIN and Emslie Time-1:37.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14
Columbus Team WinS Both
Ends of Double Header

COLUMBUS. .. June 13-Colum-
bus won both games Of a double
header from Milwaukee here sun
day. taking the first. s 10 1. and the
second II TO s. Dave Danforth.
after pitching in the steel league.
returned 10 organized baseball when
he Joined the Senator's Saturday.
and pitched the first game of the
double bill. Pres't Hickey. OF the
American association, who was in
Columbus 10 investigate the trouble
between Umpire Murray and the
Milwaukee players saw the games
Score. first game:
Milwaukee -. 600 O1O OOO-1 1
Columbus .... 001,004 01x-6 IL 2
McWeeney and CASTOR. Danforth
and Hartley
Second game
Milwaukee 200 2O1 DO 10 3
Columbus . 500 421 1Ox-11 Is 2
NOrthrup and CASTOR; George and
Hartley.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14
TROOPERS LOSE

The ST Joseph society baseball
team sunday gave the Troopers a
bad beating on Casadays held by a
score OF Il 20 3. IL was a one
sided game and the ST. Joseph bat
tiers found the trooper hurler for a
harrage Of singles which earned for
them a victory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14
Kansas City Takes Final
Game From Louisville

LOUISVILLE Ky. June Is. -
Kansas city Snatched the last game
81 The series from Louisville 20 T..
Horstmau and w Wright engaging
IN pretty pitching duel An error
by the focal pitcher paved the way
% the visitors winning run and
bobble by Bethel allowed the first
score It was Kansas CIty's only
victory boz The fuur-Eame series.
Score
Kansas CITY ... 100 GOO 0I0-2 n
louisville .-. 100 90 000-l
Horstman and Brock. W Wright.
Koch and k0Cher.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14
SISTERS BATTING
WINS FOR ST. LOUIS

BY Associated Press
ST. LOUIS, June 15.-St Louis
continued on its winning streak
Sunday and defeated Boston for the
second straight time. The score
was Il TO 3. Errors started the Wis
itors towards all OF their runs. Bos-
ton also fielded raggedly. Sisler sent
the locals off in front with a single
that scored GedeOn in the frst in
ming, and his home run in the third
also came with q man on base.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14

Two base hits ~ Holman (2).
Ehmko. Three base hits - Pinelli
Home run-NeaCh. Stolen bases
Dykes Walker. Griffin Sacrifice
PiueIu . Ellison. Young Bush ir-
rors-Grifdn Young. Left on bases
Philadelphia. s. Detroit II Bases
on baus-On Ehmkc. g. Perry g.
Hit hy pitcher-By Ehmke (Dykes).
Struck out-By Ehmke. 8. Perry. >
Tmplrc-Chul. Time-1:4f
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14
INDIANS AND MILLERS
SPLIT DOUBLE HEADER
By United Press

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June a.
Indianapolis and Minneapolis broke
even IN a dOuble-header here Sun
day afternoon. Minneapolis winning
the first. 20 5. and the locals the
second. . 20 / the game being
called after Minneapolis had batted
in the frst haIf OF the ninth The
Millers had chased over two runs
In this inning before being retired.
but the six o'clock closing bell rang
before Indianapolis could come TO
bat Both Craft and Jones pitched
Wen fin the encounter but Petty and
James were hit hard in the first
contest. Score. FIRST game:
Minneapolis o.. 600 e22 202-S ID
INDIANAPOLIS B.. 210 0O2 000-5 {
James and Mayer. Petty. Jones
and Henliue.
Second game
Indianapolis 49,. 600 0O2 00"-2 s I
Minneapolis &C.. 600 coo 10'-l
called
craft and Mayer; Jones and Cos
sett
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14

SEVERED. Home run-Sisler. Stolen
bases-Sisler. . Sacrifices-Meno-
sky. Gedeon . ErrOrs-HoOper.
Witt, MenOsky, Walters, Jones, Sis
Ter. Thompson ,. Gerber 3. Dou-
BILE play-ThompsOn Gerber and
Sisler. Left on bases-Boston, O.
ST. Louis. s. Hit by pitcher-By
Jones CWilliams) Struck out-By
Jones !; by ShOcker. 3. Umpires-
Dineen and Nallin Time-I:5O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14
Jimmy Middleton Holds
Saints to Fire BingIeS
BY United Press:

~ UIItU L-IHe'
TOLEDO. O.. June 13.-The To-
ledo club hoped on Williams in the
fourth inning. driving him out be-
fore he had retired a man and
scoring four runs of his delivery.
WANING by a score OF 10 ?. The
Saints threatened IN the eighth buJ
the rally fell short. Middleton held
his opponents 10 five hits Score.
St Paul ..... 600 600 021-3 >
Toledo ....... 00O400 00x-4 4
Williams Merritt. Browne and
HarErave; Middleton and Mcneil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14
BIG CROWD SEES
new YORK BLANK
CLEVELAND TRIBE
No One on Base When Ace Of
New York Sluggers Makes
Mighty Wallop.

CLEVELAND o.. June 13.-Be-
fore the largest crowd that ever
witnessed a game at League park.
New FORK won the second game of
the series from Cleveland. "a 20 o.
Ruth made his seventeenth home
run OF the season in the sixth in
ming with drive over the right
field wall that cleared a house on
the OPT osite side Of the rect.
No one was on az The time
Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14
DETROIT CLIMBS OUT
OF CELLAR POSITION
By United Press

DETROIT. Mich, June 13-De-
troit climbed out OF eighth place
for the first time this season by
winning from Philadelphia, sunday,
10 g. The game went 10 innings.
Philadelphia scored three runs In
the third but the Tigers evened up
by scoring one in the NTH and two
i'm the eighth. when Neach hit a
home run with "a man on base. a
single and a triple in the 10th gave
Detroit the winning run Score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14
CARDS TRIM GIANTS
IS BARNES .WEAKENS

NEW YORK. June 13.-The St
Louis Nationals made IL two straight
from New York here Sunday. win
ming. 20 3 The St. Louis batsmen
punched hitsfOn Barnes i'm the early
innings and took commanding
lead Doak weakened for st. Louis
in the seventh inning, but Sherdell
struck out King with the bases
full Score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14
WHITE SOX YIN FROM
UASHINGTON OUTFIT
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press:
CHICAGO. June 13.-Chicago hit
Courtney and Shaw hard I'm the
closing innings Sunday and won
easily from Washington, 9 TO g..
Williams was In rare trim and held
the visitors TO four hits in the first
seven innings. FelSCh featured
ChiCago's attack with two triples.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14

Two-base hits-Meusel .. Pipp 3.
BOdie, Ruth. Johnston, Myers
Smith, Chapman. Home run-Ruth.
Sacrifice-Hannah Error-Wambs-
ganss. Left on bases--New York, g;
Cleveland, -. Bases on balls-On
Shawkey, 2; off Uhle. 2. off Faeth
2. Hits-On Uhle, 3 i'm Is inning.
off Faeth. in 1 inning. of Myers
- IN z 2-3 innings Struck out
BY Shawkey. /; by Myers. 3. Los
ing pitcher - Uhle Cmpires-
Hildebrand and Evans Time
2:03.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-14

baTLeu .TOr cICkInE N ON
~"Batted for Barnes IN 9th.
St Louis .-.11O 210 0OO-5
New York .....010 goo 2OO-3
Two-base hits-Hornsby. Schultz.
Dilpoefer Three-base hit-L8van.
Stolen bases-SiclOing. +. Smith.
Heathcote 2. Sacrifices-Heathco
Fournier Errors-Sicking. Burns
Left on bases-New York. s.: St
Louis. 4. Bases on balls-Cff DoaIS.
Z: of Sherdell, I. Hits-Of DOak
in Is innings: of Sherdeu 0 I'm
2 2-3 innings. Struck out - BY
Barnes. 2; by DOak, I IF. by Sherdell,
l. Winning pitcher-Doak I'm
rires--O'Day and Quigley. Time
z:05.