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The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
NATIONALS DOWN YANKEES AGAIN TAKES FINAL FROM TRIBE ELEVEN P
Yank Pennant Hopes
Shattered As Courtney
Hurls Griffs to Victory

York. Sept 2-Washingon booted faintest pennant
aspirations the Yankees today when they made
of three with the New Workers. winning Harry Courtney
allowed scattered hits for and managed keep Babe
increasing The Nationals
their hits off Shawkey and McCraw for five
Courtney hits well and
the Yankees collect bngles the frame Only
Ruth singled
appear threatening However double play ORoue
Judge mothed the Yankee chances with the damage
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
FALL
BEFOREGIANTS
Near Champions Put Up
Loose Exhibition and Lose
By Score Of s to 0.

Brooklyn, Sept. 25.-Brooklyn was
handed a great shock by the Giants
today who treated them to an over
whelming defeat of s to 0. The
Dodgers displayed far from cham
pionship form, showing up weak at
the bat and were also guilty OF
loose fielding.
On the other hand the Giants
showed up like pennant winners
and landed on Burleigh Grimes, the
Robins pitching ace, hard and con-
sistentIy from the first inning ana
he was forced to retire after Two
men in/the seventh inning hit safe
ly.
Every visiting batsman broke into
the binrla column. Young and
Doyle each collected three safe
blows. Two of Larry's blows were
doubles and the Giants second sack
er flashed brilliantly in the neld'
as did Frisch. The attendance was
probable a record breaker ana tne
crowd was so great OUTSIDE the
gates that several small riots re-
suited.
The Giants cut loose with fierce
openinr attack that scored three
runs and all but drove Grimes from
the mound. After Burns had been
thrown out by Kilduff, Bancroft
lined over first base for triple
and scored on a wild pitch. Young
walked, and scored on Frisch's wal
lop to the right center field fence.
The return from the field was wlld
but when Frisch attempted 10 score
on a throw past third base ne was
out at the plate, the ball rebounding
from the concrete stand into otto
Miler's hands. Kelly followed
with a smashing drive over Wheat $
head. the ball hopping into the tenn
porary bleachers on the first bound
for n home run. Griffith backed up
against the right field fence for
Kings hard drive. The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
Lead of Indians Cut to
Half Game When Sox
Win Final Battle, 81

Cleveland, 2sAt the conclusion game
Chicago White Sox and
Cleveland Indians batled for the
League Chicago half from top place.
Cleveland in the lead.
The White Sox today !. They of
They also Thursday.
Both still confident of winning flag Sox
their the Indians seven out Of
eight scheduled CHAMPION
ship laures.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
M'CRAW PACKS MEAN
PUNCH, SAYS LACKAYE

New York. Sept EST put out
my right hand to shake hands. Nc
Graw .Countered with his left 10 my
jaw. l have since learned that this
is one OF MCGraw's most favored
forms Of indoor sport"
Such was the rejoinder issued to-
day by Wilton Lacksyc. actor. TO
the sweeping denial by John J Nc
Graw OF the Giants. Of Mr.. Lackaye.s
original bill of complaint Of what
had happened in the McGrsw apart
ment when he. Lackye. was hit
LaCkaye declared that McGraw'S
denial was not a denial but a tissue
Of misStatements.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
Scores Of Opening
Football Games

Maryland University, 81; RsndOlph-s.-
con, 0.
At Cambridge: Harvard, 3; Holy Cross, o.
At Springfield: Springfield College, 81;
Bowdoin, o.
At New Bruns~iek: Ruteers, 7; Ursinus,
IA.
At Syracuse: Syracuse. IS: Hobart. 7.
At FAirmont: West virrini,, Z; west
Virginia Wesleyan, Q.
At Washington. Pa: Washington a JEFF
ferson, 70; Bethany, o.
At State College; Penn State. g7i nuhlen-
berg, 2.
At Philadelphia: Penn. IS; Delaware. o.
At Schenectady: Union. o; Eiddlebury, 6.
At Charlottesville: virrini., ~; william
At Cedar Rapids: cos, TO- Iowa Stat.
Al Des xOinss: Drsts. 81: Penn Col.
lere, 0.
At Bloomington: Indiana, az: Frsnklin, Q.
At Providence: Brown, as; Rhod. Island
Al hartford: Trinity, Is; oounsOtisu,
At bethlehem: LshisA. Is; Lebanon Val.
A. Atlauta-eeOrria Tech. "a; wal. Tor
est, o.
At Birmins Southern Col.
lsse a.; Hamilton Asries O.
At Oakland, csl.-h.re Island Nav Y1-d,
2; St. Mary,t College, Q.
At Berkeley, csl.-Univ.rsity Of California.
2l; Olympic Club. o.
At South Bethlehem. Pa - Lshifh, IS
Le b,nen Valley. o.
At eslesburr-Knsr. o. st. Andres, CDsv.
At Columbia, As. - Missouri. ga Frvss-
- L.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
MISS STERLING WINS
CANADIAN GOLF TITLE.

Hamilton, Ont, Sapt 25.-Miss
Alexa Sterling, of Atlanta, Ga,
American womcn's golf champion,
added the Canadian title to her
laurels today by defeating Miss
Kate Robertson. of Montreal, in the
finals of the Canadian champion
ship. 5 up and to play. The match
was well contested, but the Amer
ican proved herself superior in
every angle of the match.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
Aloysius Meets Today.

The Aloysius athletic committee
will meet this morning at the CLUB
rooms. These members are request
ed TO be present: Riordan. chair
man; Reagan. Healy, Lynch. OLone.
ShoemakeT. Follisrd and Simpson.
No football team will be put on the
field by the AlOysiUs club this year.
but competition in basketball and
bowling is a surety. Plans are be-
ing made to support a track team
and a meet open to all.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
Peerless Practice Today,

The Peerless A. C. will start
practice this morning at North
Capitol and L streets at IL o'clock
These Nmen are expected ont
Mealy. Dycer, Frank. Altman, Fitz-
gerald. Smith. Blake, Hurd, GRAY.
Bolts. Mccormack, Jacobs, Hol-
brook, r. Fitzgerald, Mills, Co.'S
tello, Lolliard. Schroeder, Carmody.
Breen, Byrne, Gallagher and all
those who are desiroas of playing
with the Peerless.
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the next game at College Park.

l"uChdo"hN -hackert, Mcdonald t2l. b.
Brewer, Semler (2I. Gilbert. Paganucci.
Goals after tOuchdown-Nisbet t6) Subti-
tlOns-Aaryland: Lewis for Epley, II. Brew
er for Nisbet, Branner for Moore Gundry
for Bailey. Smith for Sullivan. BuckheIster
for Clark, Lyons for SemIer. Griyes for
Lyons. Gilbert for Bosley, Paganueci for r.
Brewer, Mcdonald for Mackert: Raudolph-
Macon: RnanP for Bell Clark for PEBBLES
Weaver for RiddiCk. Joyce for Roane Shepp
for Clark. Drewry for BauSerman, latham
for Surface Parke for SmoOt league for
Edmunds. OniciaIs-Magotin. referee; Har-
Ian. umpire; Dugan. head linesman Time
/ Of quarters, II and 10 minutes
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Lynohburs Defeat, r, M. A.

Lynchburg, Va, Sept 25.-LynCh-
burg College here today defeated
Randolph Macon Academy OF Beford,
2l to o. Both teams fumbled re-
peatedly and the game ended with
the ball in midheld and in Randolph
Mscon's possession. The feature was
a forty-five yard run by Arnold for
a touchdown from a punt.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
Shamrocks Meet Mayflowers.

The Shamrock A. C. will wind up
a most successful baseball season
today when they battle the crack
Mayfower nine, representing the
Presidents ship. at Fourteenth
street and Potomac avenue at 2:3O
o'clock. The Big Green defeated the
Sailors earlier in the season. The
Southeast men were runners-up in
the independent series just closed
and lost two of their five reverses
during the season to Silver Spring.
champion Independent team of the
District. They probably hold the
record for the largest number of
won games, among the independent
teams in the. city. with hfty-four
victories.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
Nearly Even Now.

Nearly Even Now.
The Sox will open a two-gsne
series tomorrow with the Tigers on
their home grounds. Cleveland will
play the Browns in st. Louis. II the
sox win their series. and they ex-
pect to. and the Redskins should
lose a game to the Browns, Chicago
will step into the lead.
Both teams still have a chance but
the winner will have TO have a
string Of victories to go over. After
playing Detroit in Chicago the Sox
will go TO St Louis for q series OF
| three games.
/ Lefty Williams won for the Sox
today. He seemed to exercise an evil
influence over the Indian sluggers
and turned them back with only five
! hits. Three OF these were Jumped in
| the third inning.
Williams Masters Tribe.
williams was master AT every
stage Of the game. II was his NTH
tvictory in six clashes with the
| Clevelanders this season
Stanley COveIeskie. the Cleveland
spitball shark, had rotten luck. Chi
csgo gained a lead OF two runs in
the first inning after mixing two
soiled shots with a brace OF gIaring
, errors.
In the fourth inning the SoI again
/ fell on the Indian pitcher with
rattle Of bats and took 3 hits ana
two more runs
Then up stepped Joe jackson in
the NTH inning and knocked a rec
ord homer a hundred feet over the
| right field wall. Joe added 10 the
misery Of the natives by soaking
out two doubles
seweII Scores Only Run.
/ Sewell scored CleveIand's sole
tally in the third inning Going u
I the bat he doubled into the crowd
II was Cleveland's first hit He took
third when O'Neill lined to FeIsrh
He scored when CoveIeskie lifted a
sacrifice.
Coveleskie was slammed for six
safeties during the first five innings
and was then replaced ~ Bagby.
who was taken out Of the game
Thursday after seven innings. The
D
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26

Runs bstted in-By Courtney. Rice. Ward.
Pratt. IwO-base hit-Ward, Home run
Courtney. Ward. Sacrifice hit-Pipp. Dou-
bic plays-Ellerbc to Harris to Judge:
O'ROurke to Harris TO Judge; Harris to
Judge TO O'ROurke; Courtney to Harris TO
Judge. Hits-On Shawkey. } in s innings.
Left on baseS-Washington S; New York
.. Struck out-By Shawkey, 7; by Court
ney. l; McGraw, /. Bases on balls--On
Shawkey, ); of Courtney. >; McGraw, =
Umpires-COnnOlly and Evans. Attendance
% 900.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
PHILLIES MAKE CLEAN
: SWEEP FROM BOSTON

philadelphia, Sept. 25.-The Phil
lies made clean sweep OF five
Games from Boston by taking two
ends Of a double bill today. The
fyst by a score of 6 to . and the
List IL to IN Tn" scores:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
Stars Meet Rex Today.

The Country" Norris All-Stars
VIII play the Rex "A C. at Union
Park this afternoon at o'clock.
The AlI-Stars are players who have
returned from minor leagues and
will likely give the clubmen a
trimming.
The football candidates of tho
Rex A c. are requested to report
for. practice this Morning at 1880 at
U6ion Park.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
DESPITE
ZOE DUGAN'S HITTING

Boston, Sept 25. - The Red Sox
won the final game of the series
with the Athletics. 4 to .. Joe Du-
gan continued his great hitting,
making three doubles in his four
times up. He made three doubles In
the second game and one in the first,
or seven in the series. The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
VIRGINIA NINE
TWICE BEATEN
Shops Team Takes Double
. Header in Series With
Richmond Champs.

Doc Parker's Richmond baseball
champs, the Church Hill Athletic
Club. found the Shops team too hard
a nut to crack yesterday wen they
played two games at Union Park.
losing twice by the same score.
to >. Inthe first game they looked
to be a fairly strong combination,
but the end of the second game saw
them done for. The southern gents
can boast. however. of one of the
fastest outfields in this part of tho
country, Strain, Chewing and
Devine easily featured the playing
with their fleet fly chasing and were
so slouChed with the fail.
Marshall "In and Outcr.-
Doc started the afternoons work
by sending Marshall to the box for
Church Hill. The tall Highlander
proved to be an "in and outer" CIV
ing a miserable exhibition of hurl-
ing in the opening round. and then
coming right back with airtight
pitching during the remainder of
the set-to. He famed eight as a
proof of his effectiveness, and los,
none by the walk route. His sup
port was not so good. at least be-
nttlnS champions, TOT lOur Dad er-
rors were made. Shops won the
game in the rst inning by piling
mp four runs en- real base hits.
In the second contest Doc elected
to give Strain the job of making
the games go fifty-fifty, but the
outfielder weakened in the eighth
inning, allowing four hits and two
runs. This broke an existing tie
and won the game for Shops.
KngIe and Brown Winners.
Lefty Brown continued the south
paw pitching after Kagle won his
game. Brown batted with Strain
for eight innings. but the aforesaid
bad inning for Strain gave him the
verdict. Keihl sent in the winning
runs for Shops with a slashing sin
gle to right, scoring Roche and
Limerise.
Next Saturday Shops will make
trip to Richmond to give battle
to the Clubmen in two more games,
which will setdtle the inter-city
championship. The scores:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26

Chewing, Strain. ErrOrs-Keihl, Berhe.
LiggOn, Hicks l2), Hay, Brown. Two-base
hits-Geibel, Devine. Stolen bases-Limerise,
Strain. Sacrifice hit-Hicks. Strike outs
BY Brown. 8; by Strain. 3. Passed ball
Geibel. Umpires-Handiboe and Woodward.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26

Runs-Ra wings, Williams, MeuSel. =
Miller. StpngrI. Wheat, Eayers, Holke.
Errors-WrightStOne -, Meadows, HOlke,
NaranyfIIp Twu-baSe hitS-BOeckel ~
Ford Williams. Gowdy. Home run-Wheat l.
Lett on Philadelphia, I; Boston, Z.
Struck out-hy Meadows. 3; by Fillingim, L:
by Peratti l. Double play-Maranville and
HoIke Bases on balls-On Fillingim, 3.
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First Game.

Strain. Tignor. ErrOrs-Hughes, Gsibel,
Hicks (2l TignOr. jenkins. Two-base lift
Woodward. Stolen bases-Roche, Lmerise,
EeihI Hughes (2I. Bcrhle. Sacrifice hits
BPrhe, Kagle, Jenkins. RaSe on balls-0n
kagIe l. Strka Out-By Kagle, 8: by
Marshall, s. Hit by pitcher-By Marshall
'Keih and GeibeD. Umpires-Wo oodw ard
and Handiboe.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
CHAMPIONS DROP
COUPLE TO CUBS

Cincinnati. Sept. 25.-The Cham
pions dropped a double bill here to-
day to the Cubs by scores of . to 0
and : to l. The scores:
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BROWNS ON HOME LOT
DEFEAT TIGERS, IS

St. Louis, Sept. 25.-The Browns
returned home today to close the
season and defeated the Tigers in
the first game. to 5. The score:
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man. Dunn, safety White. Goal from
touchdowns-CIark. Suhsututes-Nlte,h gina ~
Stenbenson for Gates: Ward for Price; ZEN
,ri,L %, Mcconnell: Rivers for Hall: Davis
for Niche; Witt for oppleman; Parrish FOR
Ripehsrt: ZundeI for Russell: Dsnn Tor
Clark. william and Mary: Deitz for Har-
wood: Bentley for Wilson. keteree-"tOch'
Tmnire-Smith Washington and Lee). Time
Of ouarters-Ten minutes.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26

Klns-TFrrT, KObertsOn- Errors = FIack,
Terry, Robertson. ROush. KOPf. TwO-basc
hit-GrOh. Sacrifice hit-TPrry. Stolen base
-Paskert. Base on baIIs-On Fisher. .: OF
Alexander. l. Strnck out-By Alexander. I:
by Fisner, l. Umpires - Mccormick and
Harrison.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26


Courtney shows His stun.
Outside of this round, the Ma
tionaIs' twirler had the heavy ar
tillery of the Polo Grounders at his
mercy. Peck singled in the second
but was expunged on a double play.
Hannah singled in the fifth but was
also killed OF by a double play.
Ward got the Yankees fifth hit in
the sixth, when he doubled to left.
but he was likewise stranded when
the next two Yankees were retired.
Ward got his second hit in the
eighth when he hit for the circuit.
The Nationals likewise did not re-
ceive too many hits. However. they
made all their bingles count. Rice
led in the attack. getting two hits
in five trips to the plate. Courtney
produCed one run all by his lone
some when he lifted the pellet far
into the right field stand in the
third inning, and Frank Brewer. the
Babe Ruth of the International
League. garnered one hit in two
trips, then Roth took his place in
right field.
O'Rourke is Sensation.
Frank rO'Rourke played another
sensational game in the field, ac-
Cepting seven chances without a
slip. In the third inning, when
OROurke stepped to the plate, play
eFs Of both teams gathered about
him. Friends from Elizabeth. y. J."
his home town. presented him with
a purse containing 5000 in gold, and.
as usual on such occasions, the re-
cipient of the gift struck out.
Courtncy's home run in the third
inning put the Nationals in the lead.
but the Yankees tied it up in the
very next round when Pipp opened
with a single to the right field. Ruth
singled OF the right field wall, put
ting Pfpp on third. Pratt hit into
a double play. O'ROurke to Harris
to Judge. but Pipp scored. Peck
grounded to Judge.
Washington forged to the front
with one run in the sixth and was
never headed. After Judge famed
Harris drew a base on balls. Rice
hit to Ward, who threw to Pratt for
a force out on Harris, but the New
York second baseman dropped the
throw and both men We're safe. Roth
walked. fning the bases. Elleroe
popped to Peck for the second out
Shawkey could not put the ball over
for Shanks and he forced Harris
home. With the bases stiu run
Shawkey tossed out O'Rourke.
Mats Sew Up Game.
The Nationals sewcd up the game
in-the eighth inning by getting two
runs on one hit and a glarinS error
by- Sammy Wick. the Yankee right
fielder. Harris started the inning by
walking and. Rice singled to right.
Vick let the ball go through and
the pellet went TO the fence, both
Harris and Rice scoring.
rwerd's homsT in the Tanks' halt
OF the eighth cut down the Ma
tLonaIs' lead. but Washington came
right back in the ninth with an ad-
dTtionaI run of McGraw. who went
in to pitch for New York. With two
d-Svn. Judge walked and Harris also
stroued. drawing his third sue
ceSsiye pass. Rice sent Judge home
With single to left. The same
teams play here tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26

Knns = FIack. IPathers IT, R0bertsOn
Barber. Deal. Marriott, NeaIe. Errors -
LCatherS. Robertson. Daubert, Rariden.
Three-base hits-Barber. Marriott. Two-base
hits-Leathers Robertson. Daily. Roush. Dun
can. Base on bsllS-On Ring. /; OF Vaughn.
3 Struck out-By Ring. / by Vaughn I.
StCIen hases-Paskert. NPale 90, Ring. TN
pir,s- Mccormick and Harrison.
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tn,. Frisch. Kelly Errors ncroft. King,
KilduT. Miller Home rUn-Kelly. Three
ba Sc hits Bancroft Frisch. TwO-baSr hits
Doyle. Olson. Stolen hases-Doyle.. Smith,
FriSch Double plays-Doyle to Bancroft to
Kelly: Frisch to Kelly. Bases on balls
Grimes, |; Barnes, l. Struck Out-by
Grimes. .: by Barnes, 3 by Mamaux, ?.
Left on bascs-Brooklyn, 6; New York, :.
Umpfrcs--RiGler and KLEIN. Attendance,
80 900.
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FbdIIFU IOT odUHI HIEHTIFH III HIHIH.
Detroit. t.............. 1000 90 . o O-5
st. Louis. is............... 0 . 90 3 x-7
Runs-BuSh, shorten. Neach, Hcilman.
Flagstead. Jacobson l2), Smith (2), TObn
t2b. SEVERED. ErrorS-Bush. Ainsmith.
GedeOn. McManus. Two-baSe hit-FIagstead
Three-base hitS-NcNanus, Huber. Smith.
Sacrifice hits-Richmond, Gedeon. McManps.
Double plays-Sisler to Gerber to Sisler (2) :;
Bush to Young to Heilman: Huber to He'll
man. Passed ball-Ainsmith. Stolen bases
Smith. TObin. Bases on balls-Off COnk-
wright. :; OF Richmond, ). Struck Out-By
Richmond, .. by Conkright. .. Pitching re-
cord-On COukwright. IA hits, runs in I
innings. Left on bases-St. Louis, 0: De-
troit. :. Umpires-Hildebrand and Moriari-
ty. Time, 1:42.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
, AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington, 5; New York, 2.
Chicago. 5: Cleveland, /.
st. Louis. Z; Detroit, 5.
Boston, 4; Athletics, ..
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26

nun Z Aetlhss jackson 81 lnt~CH.
Riseerr. SeTell. Errors-Ga rdner. swell
lwo-base hits-Sewell, Williams. O'Nesu
jackson "a Home run-Isokson. Sacrifice
hits-Coveleskie. J. Collins SchaIk bases
on hlls-Or BsEby. ]. Struck out-hv
Williams. =; by CoveIeskip. Double
plays Collins 10 Risberr Tmpirps-
Chill and Owens. Attendance. 30.OUU
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26

Dallas, Texas, Sept. 25.-soutbern cham
pionship series:
Fort Worth (Te1ss Lesrue)...-... 10 s
Lttle Rock tSouthern League ....A .
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Totals. s111a1G Totals. ~ 024l.

Perkins. Dugan. ErrOrS-ScOtt. Perkins.
Two-base hits Perkins. Dugan (3l. e. Wal
ker-,2l. Runs batted in-bys Hendryx. .:
McInnis Scott. DUEan, c. Walker. First
base on errors-BOStOn, l. Philadelphia, l.
Left on bases-RoSton. j; Philadelphia 10
Caught stealing-by Perkins, Menoskey. Sac
rihcc hit-Schang. Base on baIls-hy Bush,
.; by Keefe, l. Struck out-by Bush. 3.
Double pays-C. Walker and Styles. Time
1:2T. Umpircs-Nallin and Dineen. Attend
ance, 1000
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Totals - . q Totals 30 ; ,
'Batted for COveleskie In fifth.
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Race Tightens, But
Tribe Still Has Edge

Despite the downfall OF Cleve-
land yesterday, they are still in
first place with eight games to
play while Chicago has but five.
Cleveland plays four games at
st. Louis. Tuesday being an open
day, and then go to Detroit for
the last four games. Today a
week will be the wind-up all
around.
In the meantime Chicago plays
the same teams, but the Sox
have only two games to play at
st. Louis after they get through
with Detroit in Chicago.
Cleveland leads by half a game
and even il they loose today and
Chicago wins, the race will be
so close that il would take some
clever talk to convince the In
dians that they are in second
place.
Here is how the two clubs
would stand il Chicago wins and
TN1aUD1and fAEa.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26

Stengle t2). Wrightstone tS). Witherow (2D,
Powell t2l, Eayers, Sullivan. Torpsy
Boeckel C2b. Maranvi;le, O'Neiu, Ford
ErTCrs-Rawlings, J. Miller, MaranviIIe,
Fosd t2l. Townsend TwO-base hits-Torpey
Meanwhile, Witherow. Powell Rawlings
Home runs, Boeckel, Ford. Meusel, Sullivan.
Struck Out-by Causey, !: by Rudolph, .
DOuble playS-SUllivan and Torpey: Wright
stone, Rawlings and Paulette; Rawlings, ].
Miller and Paulette: Eayers and Gowdv
Bases on balls-on Townsend. i: OF Rudolph.
Time, zoo Umpires-Hart and Moran.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
FIRST GAME.

Totals. "a II - a Totals. 81 8 n IL
sBatted fo- GOwdy in ninth. tBatted for
Psra til in ninth.
Score by innings:
Philadelphia ,..-.-.-.-... uD vs. l@IA-o @
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Totals. 80 "a l5 Totals. "a Is 27 10
'Batted for Ainsmith in ninth.
fBatted for Baumgarteu in ninth
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
Second Game,

Totals. 81 10 % l3s~ Totals. 33
'Battad for COumbe in ninth inning.
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Totals. 30 Il 81 10 Totals. 80 % IL
sBatted for MamauK IN eighth. Smith out
for stepping out Of batters box in batting
Score by innings:
Hew York .-....... 800 Ol0 cos
ErookIvn. Ivn........... 900 900 OGO-0
Runs-Burns (2D, Bancroft t2I. Young
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
SECOND GAME

sBatted for O'NeiIl in eighth +bated for
Rudolph in eighth. Slated for Meanwhile
The commonwealth., 1920-12-07
ABOUT $4,000. 600
POUNDS TOBACCO

y Winston Salem, \, G., Dee. g
The local. tobacco market will
close next Friday until Januar>
Afn ti:s "-"s man man@sy deed
ed Saturday by the tobacco as
soclatlon. Generalization Of
prices during the last few Gavs IS
one Of the reasons given for
closing a week earlier this year
than usual for the Christ tmas hol-
idays.
1}'c market b@~ 1lIready sold
The commonwealth., 1920-12-07

nearly 3o,0oo,0oo pounds Of leaf.
'h4s beng much larger than any
season. heretofore, up to this time
The warehousemen are honinD
Tor better prices when the market
reonans.