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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
VETERANS WILL GET
 CHOICE OF LAND OF STATE

TUCSON Oct The matter o. agricu!tura, lands for soldiers arl ,ai,or, of the American legion in Arl- zona was disposed of al a rccen, nee. .ne ot ,he >:ate land department, A, q re,ui, of the meeting d.. enlisted men who rendered ssrr.ce 10 Amer.o. during the .a,e war and wao w.sh 10 become ~,!,lers 0. the soil" will be given preference in locating tracts og land as soon as they are opened To de. ,elopment
 This land par; Of which lies will! in the Parker Indian r.,erya.ion and include, land, within ,he Llu,e Colo rado river project. comprise, land a. fertile as any 10 be found in Arlzona. i' ], said
 Upon motion Of Mi; Shmm.. seer. tary of state and seconded my WyHe T, Jones attorney general il was re. solved a, the meeting tha, Inc stat, and commissioner of Arizona be ia. -,ruc.eG u,'.'o dispose O. any of the Parker Indian ra,aryat,a. including '-ac.s .y.ns a.ihIa tae l...a, Colorado -..r rre.ec.. pending ;ae enactment ,i p per laws uaa-~ VA-ca al sold. .e,- aad ssasr- can be given arele.. aH,. o,,s al. others n acquiring ur, 'o these laa., b> ee purchase or 1,a.rN#-y
 This r.s81a5a Vas made .o.-.b' by a decision. e. ,se department %. .as a.rr'r r.aaera. a:embsr le.o el.ch tees.ea ,hst. t..- ,o a.. s,aoo
 a.oa- N1s la. g and % wing ~ n, Parker reservation b, vested .a .-s stat, o' Asz,ua when lh- rc-c-. cn.al has ossa.oaadoa,d aad opened ,.r s.,.'emeu;.
 By .a.- deejs.oa H !. he'd tAat ,aa. state ,.!, ,o ,ues, school ss~. lions. l. no, effected by me wi,a. dra"ai fir ,he Colorado riye- irrlsa ion proJeg, now under investigation ay 'he Uu.ivi States zoyernment
 Pas meetings of ,be Arizona asso. ci1'ion have been he'd in Phoenix. No. gale, and Douglas The las, meeting was last April, the Monday after Easter when E. Paso was settled upon for the nevt meeting
 The chamber ot commerce Of Doug. las gave them banque, in Agua pr.4ta
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
SMlTA ASSAIls CAMERON
 PROMISES AS exrRAVAGANr

CHANDLER. Ariz. Oct 2-Cam. pa.gn promises Of Ralph II. Cameron. republican candidate for United States senator. were termea "eXtrayagani in speech here last night by Senator Marcus A. Smith, democrat. candidate for reelection
 Senator Smith said that during his term iu the senate approximately s20.000,000 in appropriations Of ben.. it to Arizona had been secured. while those for other states well represented in congress had not ex- ceeded s4.oo0.oOO for reclamation pu-. poses.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
EXPLOSION IN REAR
 OF GLOBE BUILDING

GLOBE. Oct An explosion of luau.y Of dynamite in the rear ot .A- S, Elmo hotel here tonight has caused police and county officials to begin d search for a person who is believed 10 have made an effor, to wreck the building which was occu- p.rd by soft drink place on the frs: t,ooa and the hote. on the upper floor
 The explosion occurred just in ths rear ot the building. under high a.udow and near hole in the wall. ~l.ch extended through to the inside
 lis though, ,hat an effort had been made 10 place the dynamite in the ,o.e and wreck The building bu, be- ,.u,. C; the failure 10 do so. the force D. -h- cNp.os.ou was thrown into the
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
WIFE ALLEGES HUBBY
 DEcAMPED WITH HER
 BANK ROLL AND AUTO

BISBEE. Oct 5.-Mrs. G. w. How ell. of Kennedy. is looking for her husband who shattered recent ma. trimonial union yesterday by decamp. ing from Bisbee. according to Mrc. Howell. with an automobile and $500 in cash which belongs to her. while she was engaged in selecting a new fall suit at the Red Letter sale at the Phelps Dodge store.
 Mrs Howell was the widow of a1 army captain. but mar led the flighty spouse whom she is now seeking. a short time ago in Kentucky She said that they came to Bisbee for their health. According to Mrs. How ell both she and her husband have in. fluential relatives h the east and she was a a lass to account for her hu'- bands act. Mrs Howell swore to a complaint against hst husband yes erday in Judge Al.s-n's court.
 This afternoon Geo. Henshaw. chief deputy sheriff received a wire from Chief Of Police HoDley of Tucson ad. vising tha; Howell had been arrested there on the information iurnishd and is being held in ja.l. Mr. Henshaw said a man will be sen, to bring him back to face the charge \ descrip- ton of Howell and the car he took was sent on; yesterday afternoon by the sheriffs otlee wi,h the resul; that he was located in Tucson today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
EpUTY SHERIFF.
SHOOTS RANcHEs

NlNA. Ar.z Or; lI,t u.--' ao3a. l'..o clock Joe K.a-.a--. . r4ncas- ssHer, i.-.re- aa. ,l.. Id aseA by psaa.y Sh--.: Fref Cox Easg n .a, evening M, Cox --ee.,-5 word rom A-aua t5 b. on .h, .oa#eu, for a,u m buggy wao Were coming from Yuma anl ~ao Were suspected 10 be bootleg eer- Mr Cox waited for the coup . !u the we,: end O, Somertou NJ Kin.in2er a.ighted from the ychicl. and M-. COX oiiered him 10 halt In. stead he made motion according to ,he deputy sheriff. for his pistol pock. e. and the shooting followed Th- prisoner Was taken immediately 10 Dr. (. W Gains office and his wound s dressed The bullet entered his necl, and came out between the mouth and nose He vas later transferred to the Yuma hospital Injuries are not be- lieyed 10 be serious In the melee lhe other man escaped
 investigations later by Depu'y Sheriff Cox and Slim Hughes. night watchman. revealed pint bottle Of whiskey in cotton field adjacen, to the place O. shooting.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
MECCA-slYThe ROUTE
 NOW IS FAVORABLE

PHOENIX. Sept. 30.-The Mecca. Blythe-Phos route is being taken by the largest number of persons travelling back east from the Pacific coast. on adylces gl,en at Los An geles that it is the shortest mileags of any route. This is information that reached the Phoenix chamber of coul- merce yesterday from Los Angeles The route is more than 200 miles shorter than the more southern rou.e from the coast to Fl Paso. This route as pointed out to travellers ou; of JOS Angeles affords the traveller an opportunity of seeing the largest nun. Der of cultivated areas en route. in. cludins the Palo Verde valley Blythe, and the Salt River valley. and also affords break in the monotony of desert by mountain roads. making withal the most enjoyable route from Los Angeles and the north Pacific ;o El Paso and the East
 A selection of two routes Is given 10 Phoenix, the pivo; of all travel through southern Arizona One is ,hy Needles-Parher-Phoenix road and the other the Blythe-Mecca-PhoeniN road which Is given the preference al this
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
MAN AND TWO WOMEN co
 TO JAIL AWAITING TRIAL

PRESCOTT. Oc, Gus Noriyke charged by the commissioner q. Flagstaff wi;h having violated the Man act and his two alleged compaE ions. Adela.ne HussacH and Eent Roseburg. Were place fin the Yavapai county jail here th.s afternoon q. await Nordyke'. trial Officers said ;he two women were being detained as witnesses
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
MALTA EPIDEMIC IN
 PARADISE. REPORT TO
 STATE HEALTH BOARD

PIpENlX. Oc;. BecaGs- oi the r,ior ;reSence ot malta faser at Por-c,. Coohise county he state board O. health announced ii had in- .'ra.tet The people Of tha, dis,ric, no, 10 u,r milk rom any infected goa. herd ua,ess .aa mix had beep boiled
 Residents were further instructed the board said. to destroy by fire all goats dyine from the disease and to clean a' pens The health board today asked the cooperation O. ,hy state Livestock sanitary board ia eradica:- .rs ,ie disease and the latter board 4; once referred the matter 10 State Veterinarian R J Hilhr |, Wa, an. nouac-d u- H5ga, would leave soon for Ps:at.>- 10 investigate conditions.
 Rspor., received by 'he -'a'o o1a:d o. heath Mere. the board sad. 'aa' aum,l.H- ca.', O. malta tete- were .a ,X.,teuce .n Paradise. II. Has -It th4- ta. disease Wt> caused .,.m saA;s and .-am du-, from the .. epara.- Uae ease of '.e disras' ..- s~. --1ar-,rl from Iaya1a' soga V a.s --.a ago .-. board -V.l.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
PETITION MEXICO TO DECLARE
 NooALEs. ouAYMAs FREE PORTS

NOGALES. Oct 6-The Nogales. Sonora. chamber Of commerce has recommended to Provisional Presideni Adolfo de Ia Huerta the free DOT. bill before congress. The presiden: asked for an opinion on the bill which would make all border towns free ports A separate bill Is pending D make Guaymas a free port.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
AVIATOR HELD sY STORM

FLAGSTAFF Ariz. Oct. Lien. Ha,yeTs0H. flying a g1yernmsn; air. pane from san Francisco 70 Flag Staif with the mention of flying down through the -orsts ot the Grand can. you tomorrow. eat a. far as Seligman. So miles west of Flagstaff. today. ran into storm and returned ,o King. man. Ar.z- where he landed
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
g CARS CATTLE
 TO TEXAS PASTURES

DOUGLAS, Oct. 3-According 10 in. formation available yesterday, 32 car loads of cattle will be shipped from here today to Van Horn, Texas. fo. winter pasture The Cowan and Ste phenson interests. with ranges in the Sulphur Springs valley and other sec. tians Of Cochise county. were named as the shippers
 Cook & Johnson shipped four car. loads of cattle 10 the los Angeles marke' yesterday. il was announce! also.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
MESA POPULATION IS NOW
 3o36: SAlN 7e PER CENT

MESA. Ariz, Oe; l-Nssa has r1.uia. it of @"a6. according To ti-- ures rece.vei heer Thursday t7on 'he bureau Q. census q, Washington. The lalo figures were lGs2 IT.. rate Of -Hcrel-- .u rae past l" y-ars ha, be .s43 per cent
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
WAR ON WILD CATS, WOLVES

PHOENIX. oct. 5.-A campaign o: eradication of coyotes and incidental 1y of wolves. wild cats and mountain lions is under way on the San Carlos Indian reservation of northeastern Arizona. il was announced today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-22
ANNOUNCE ENTRIES
FOR SPEED EVENTS
List Completed Except the Is
Mile Event-Bar Spring
brook Practice.

With the Springbrook park auto
races only four days away a COM
plete list Of entries for the first four
events on the program was am
nounced Tuesday night by :. c.
Fielding. promoter of the event.
The entries in the two light car
events, the three and five mile. Will
be Gordy Henderson. driving an Es-
sex; S. Wolf. Matthews Special;
Ernie Porter. 16 valve Ford, and c..
Close. 6 valve Ford.
The entries in the five and three
mile events for heavy cars are Joe
Fielding. Packard Special; Fred Sui
Ivan. Sully Special. Ernie Rhodes,
Hudson SupeT-SiX. +. Burton. Mer-
Ger: Duke O'Hara, O'Hara Special,
and H. Ready. Cinco-Bu
Cannot Use Track
The racers, most of whom have
arrived here, received a setback in
their training schedule Tuesday
when il was announced that they
could not use the SpringbrOok
course for practice purposes. The
fair grounds board stated that the
track was still being used for the
training Of horses who remained
over from the fair. The weight OF
the racing cars, il is claimed, Will
tear burrows in the turns and make
it impractica BILE for both horses and
cars to use the course at the same
time.
The drivers, however. viii be al
lowed the use of the track Saturday
evening. - hours before the races.
In the meantime they viii tune their
cars TO racing pitch on the out of
town roads.
The free-for-aI Is mile event will
be held open until Saturday for the
benefit of any other local drivers
who may want TO enter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-22

Eddie Welsh. local boy is conf
dent OF taking the big end OF his
match with Sammie Hess Fort
Wayne lightweight. which will be a
feature OF the double boxing biz
which A. 3. Sworths will stage at
the Oliver theater Thursday night He
is working out daily at the Y. VI. G.
A, with A Lantz, Chicago light
weight The two go through several
fast rounds every afternoon.
Hess and Welsh are rated as the
best pair Of lightweights within the
state and the bout should go a long
way toward helping one OF the pair
TO establish a valid claim 20 the
state tital.
The frankie Mason-Joe Mandell
bout which will be the star attrac-
ton is one which IS claiming much
interest not only throughout the
state but in Chicago and other cities.
Mandeu stopped Vogel and Elan
merry with sudden jolts I'm his last
two meetings and is fast on the road
toward the flyweight championship
which is held by Mason. Although
Mason. as American champion, is
the favorite Mandelrs showing OF
late gives the fans much 10 specu
ate over.
Mickey Fury and Bob Henderson
will precede the two 10 round bouts
With a six round affair which is ex-
pected 10 furnish considerable ex-
element. The two are 156 pound
ers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-22
HIGH TEAM TAKES
7 TO 0 PRACTICE
Defeats Ineligibles in First
Hard Scrimmage of the
Season.
BY ILLUS ". REYER.

Coach Grandsen's high school
football squad got their first taste
OF real football Tuesday afternoon
when they carried off the big end of
q Z 10 o score i'm a practice game
with team made APP of high school
ineligibles and letter men of other
years.
Max Concrete" Bunrnan, South
Bends great player of 1919, played
fullback. and Eli Kaplan, the guard
Of a year ago, played guard in the
scrub team. Minkow. Sherman and
"Micky" Buntman. stars of the in
terclass football lost year were also
in the team
NaXcy Crosses Goal.
The first quarter ended i'm Z TO Q
i'm favor of the varsity men and the
game ended with the same score.
The score was made by MaNey on
4 wide run which resulted i'm n
touchdown Then Sabo, the star
fuuback kicked the goal The tack
ling of Capt. Zuver is ore of the
hapLiest views coach Gran dsen has
had of the team MaNey has also
showed his skill I'm splitting EN-.
With Sabo holding down fullback
and 10th. the new man on the end,
the team shows one of the best line
ups they have had i'm some time.
The stars of the other team Were
Max Buntman with his line smash
ers Kaplan on guard. and Minkow
and sherman at ends
The season starts next Saturday
Sept %. when the team viii face the
alumni. Some of the monogram men
playing IN this game Will be "Bie
Dick" Zilkey, and Concrete Blunt
man This viii prove a hard game
but the team feels that they arc
ready for IL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-22
CROSS COUNTRY MEN
OUT At NOTRE DAME

A squad OF 40 men answered the
first call for the cross country team
ut Notre Dame Tuesday and took
two and a half mile limbering up
jaunt under the direction OF Coach
Walter Sweeney.
The long distance team this year
Will have 10 be built almost entirely
from new material. Barmer. who
finished second in last years haudi-
cap. is the only veteran OF exper-
fence TO report. although HeTerman,
Dant and Dwyer. who were candi-
dates for the team a year ago, are
out and are expected 10 make a good
showing this year. Montague. a
sophomore. who made a good show
ing as a freshman. as another prom
Using candidate.
Negotiations are under way for
the first meeting Of the year. which
NAV be held here AT the time OF the
\otre Dame-Purdue football game
with The Boilermaker squad as op-
ponents. other races Will also be
scheduled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-22
THREE PITCHERS
FAIL TO CHECK
INDIANS DRIVE
Jones is Driven From Box and
Red Sox Lose By y to l
Score.

CLEVELAND, o Sept. 2i.-The
Cleveland Indians batted three Bos-
ton pitchers az will Tuesday and
won the last game az the season
from the Red Sox. u 20 2. II was
the Indians seventh consecutive vic
tory and they viii enter the series
with the Chicago White Sox Thurs
day with a lead in the American
league remnant race ~ one and a
half games. Tomorrow is an off day
for both teams
sam Jones. ace or The Boston
pitching staff. was the first 10 feel
the effects OF The Indians He was
driven from the box in the third
when Cleveland punched three sin
gies and three doubles. Harper who
replaced him. lasted less than two
innings Hoyt finished the game.
C0vc.skie was effective through
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-22
Gland Wins Seventh Straight Sox Keep Pace By Winning Sixth
Brooklyn Ready
to Sell World
Series Tickets

NEW YORK. Sept 21-Conh-
dent the Brooklyn clubs lead IN the
National league penuant race vii,
not be overcome. PRIEST Charles II
Ebbets Tuesday announced admis-
sion prices ranging from ST 10 SIS t0
the worlds series games az Ebbet,
field
Pavilion. or bleacher seats. viii be
ST. Standing room I'm the grand
stand Will be sold AT 81. while back
rows i'm the stands viii cost So
Front row seats will be sold az s.
Box seats are quoted AT So Al
grand stand seats viii be reserved
and sold for four games In even,
any OF the games are uuplayed. re-
funds viii be made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-22

World champion football pinch
hitter" who viii have his biggest
chance with the Notre Dame team
this year.
In 1917 Brandys, first year he
played at halfbaok until the West
Point game, the most important Of
the schedule Then the jinX beset
the backfield and Brandy was shift
ed 10 quarterback as the best avail
able material, but with no eXper-
fence. All he accomplished was the
defeat of the cadets by a TO score.
The next week he kicked a goal for
TO o victory over Washington
and Jefferson. Last season he was
again thrown Unexpectedly into the
Quarterback position as a result Of
Bergman's injury while Bahan was
shifted 10 half He pilOted the Irish
TO another victory.
He is Rockne's ace in this years
backfield. one Of the two veterans
ON deck, and viii be in a large
measure responsible for the show
ing Of the Irish of 1920.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-22
TITO PETITION COURT
FOR DIVORCE ACTION

Beyrl Rice has asked the circuit
court for "a divorce from Ray Rice
because she alleges that he has fail
ed TO reasonably support or provide
for her in any way. They lived to-
gether from the time of their mar
riage in Sept. 1908 Until June, 1918
Marie Liggans alleges that Henry
LiEEans abandoned her without
cause in February. 1911 and wants
the superior court TO grant her
divorce from him and 90 give her the
custody OF their children. Veil Fora
10 years old and Lillian, who is
eight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-22
.SOX WIN SIXTH IN
ROW AND HANG ON
Chicago Pounds Three Ath-
letic Pitchers For Q TO >
Victory.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2I-BaEE.-- a
hits of three pitchers. the Ch.caE0
White SoX TUESDAY won their sixth
game in a row In the America
league penuant race dcfcatirg
Philadelphia in the third and fna
came Of the series Q 10 .. thereby
keeping Face with Cleveland
The veteran Eddie Cicotte dis
PLAYED better control against the
Athletics than in any ~ the games
he has recently pitched Cic0tte
managed 20 keep the eleven hits
scattered and was given spectacular
support FelsCh made running
oue-harded catch OF DuEan's line
drive. robhinF him OF a triple
The SOx continued their heaNv
batting. each member OF the team
getting one or more hits Risberg
again got four hits in four times up.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-22
Indians Finally Yin
From Champion Saints

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 21-Regh' s
single in the 18th with one man out
and runners on first and second
scored the winning tally for Indian
apolis Tuesday giving them their
first victory Of the series against the
Giants. The score was to Z.
Score:
St. Paul.
OO4 III 600 600 o. II 8
indianapolis
200 1872 100 600 Is Is 1
Griner. Foster and McMenamy,
Stryker. Cav. Savet, Rogge and
GOssett.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-22

Two base hits-Nltt. Schang.
Hooper. Jameson. Speaker. Smith.
Three base Eits-Speaker Home
runs-Smith Stolen oases-Hooper.
scott Sacrii Wan bsganss Left
on bases-BOstOn, 4; Cleveland Z.
Bases on balls-off Jones. /: Har-
per. I'm I 2-3; Hoyt. in 4; Cove1e-
skie 6 in Z; Morton / in @ Struck
out-hy Hoyt. Coveleskie. g. Win
uing pitcher-CoveIeski g. Winning
observation-disclosures. Losing pitcher
Jones UmY ires-Evans and Nal
lin. Time-1-4O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-22
IRISH LOSE GIPP- NEW
MEN SHOW GOOD FORM
Rockne Has Promising
Material With Which
to Build Backheld.
BY VI. F. SCTLIY.

George Gipp, regular aalfback OF
the Notre Dame football team for
three years. will not be a candidate
for the team this season. This an
nouncement was made Tuesday
night by Coach Rockne after il be-
came known that Gipp had failed
TO report last week for examinations
which would have enabled him 10
compete had he passed them His
failure 10 take the examinations au-
tomatically makes him ineligible.
The loss of Gipp. while Il viii be
severely felt by a team with an al
ready depleted backheId, has not
affected the plans Of the coach in
the least Rockne is building a
team which viii work as "a team and
believes the loss of any single cog
will not necessarily hamper its eff
cheney. Furthermore, he is a firm
believer in the adage, "a bird in the
Eand is worth two in the bush. 4" and
since Gipp has GOt reported, he has
not counted on the halfbaCk's serv-
ices since the opening Of the train
ing season.
Two Veterans Left.
Barry and Brandy are the only
monogram backfield men of 1913
now in the Irish camp. There are.
however. several backhelding per-
sons who performed in varsity
style with last years freshmen and
second string, and from these the
coach eXI ects TO recruit a set Of
backs capable Of holding their own
with the best.
The Irish have faced the same
condition before and pulled through
with better and younger stars than
those who departed The last in
stance was in 1917 when the war
took away an entire backfield Notre
Dame was out for the count. the
critics said. But along came
Brandy, Bahan and Cipp and the
trio swept through one of the most
successful schedules Of Notre
Dame history
New Men Look Good.
The "unknowns" who will shoot
into prominence this year will be Sc
lected from the group composed Of
Mohardt Cashier. Casper, d. Cough
lin, Phelan, Walsh, Wilcox, Shea
Thomas and others They are not
exactly unknown on the campus
where their exhibitions last year
would have won berths for several
on almost any team Of past years. II
Rockne had not had nine veterans
on hand he could have develoned "a
credita BILE backheld out OF Walsh.
Mohardt, Casper and Phelan.
The freshmen squad was recruit
ed to so men az Tuesdays practice
Coach Miles, assisted by Mehre.
varsity candidate who Is out of the
game because Of injuries divided
the squad into teams and put them
through a stiff signal drill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-22
GIANTS WIN MOUND
BATTLE FROM REDS
Toney Allows Champions But
Three Hits and Bests
Napier. | to O.

NEW YORK. Sept. d. -Toney
outpitcher Mayer in the hnal game
between New York and Cincinnati
Tuesday. the Giants winning one TO
nothing, The Reds made only
hits. New York scored in the sew
enth on Young's pass. Frischs sin
gle 10 center and Kelly's inheld out.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-22
Packers Yin Last Game
Of Series at Columbus

COLUMBUS Ohio. Sept. 21-Co-
.umhIs and Kansas CITY wound mp
their final series here Tuesday The
visitors winning IS 90 4 but losing
he series three 90 two Score
Kansas City 100 e11 3Os-15 le 2
Colunbu 81. 200 coo 0Oc- Il e
Ames and Sweeney Lamb. Farley
Sherman and Kelley. DEUEL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-22
RUTH LEADS YANKEES
ATTACK At ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Sept 21.-New
York batted hard and defeated st.
Louis eight 10 three The victory
gave the visitors two out OF the
three game series. Ruth led the
attack with a single. a double and
a triple With three runs, he made
his total Isl for the season. st.
Louis could do little against shaw
key except in the second when three
b1nched hits accounted for two