davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1920-01-11

ference come crashing down, but. at least
as far as the French are concerned, the
success of Clemenceau, chief target OF
liberal criticism, has been complete.
government, socialist or reactionary,
could safely consent now to abandon
Fiume, become a symbol of national
honor and a sign of the injustice which,
in the Italian mind, has been done to
Italy by her recent allies. and chiefly
by President Wilson?
Theory Broke Down.
The theory that only the govern
ments were reactionary. imperalistic.
nationalistic, the underlying theory,
so far as the league of nations was
concerned. broke down in every sin
gle instance. The failure was so alb
solute that there seems no escape
from the conclusion that the premise
was false President Wilson. being in
Paris, sitting in the peace confer
ence, was COMPELLED in fact, it not in
statement. to confess the mistake, and
his confession is written in the no.
torious compromises of the treaty it.
self.
The liberals. who in America sup
ported the Presidents notions before
he went to Europe, did not sit in the
facts, they could still insist that the
President made a fatal blunder in per-
mittine the British to take the Ger
man colonies, the French to occupy
the Sarre. the Poles to acquire the
Danzig corridor. They could still
maintain that IL he had made none
of these concessions, all would have
come outright: that the trouble was
with the President and not with the
peoples of the several nations.
Yet the fact is that Clemenceau
nearly fell because he consented to
evacuate the Rhine. and would have
fallen. had he not obtained as a sub
stitute the Presidents promise of an
American guarantee. Orlando did fs III
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APARTMENT-FURNISHED.

s5TH ST. n West-6 rooms, handsomely
furnished May 10 October. LEWIS IL
MAY rs West 2Ith St. apartment 20.
s6TH ST. III West-New, neatly furnished
room apartment and bath, will sublet
reasonable. including heat and light. Apply
TO superintendent.
10TH (Aiorningside prive) Two. Kitchen
cite, bath; new high class building; beauti-
fully decorated; restaurant. Columbia.
Morningside 25S0, apartment -.
200 Madison aV-rwo rooms and baths. res
taurant In building. Phone 9s52 Murray
Hill.
SIS Park av.--High class furnished room
apartment. for Immediate possession until
May 81, including telephone Agent on prem
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

BooKISEEPrI ASSISTANT
with knowledge OF stenogrRphy; exceUent
opportunity; state salary ana experience
u. H., 3T5 Herald. Herald So -
CHAMBERLAIN and waitress; small fam.
lily; apartment; references. CRATE &V'
West End av., corner 10Th ~.
HAMBERMArD- WAfTREss. one fri; pri-
vate family; city references. Call between
10 and at % r.. 6hth ct
CTTANBERMETD and waitress. small family
references; o 10 ~. 80 West ssth.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNPUBLISHED.

bzD ST, NEAR BROADWAY-3 upper floors.
private house. suitable for furnished rooms.
JOHN II. SCHEIER, 94i West iTth st. Tel.
Bryant bi02 or agent. 22s West SD st.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

GxCHANGE-Country estate for city prop
ert, New York or Jersey City. No brokers.
y e02 Herald. Fulton 81.
WE have number OF choice investment
properties, the owners OF which viii con-
slider other properties In part payment prin-
cipals only. NEHRING BROTHERS., st.
Nicholas ay. and il4th 81.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Miscellaneous.

NEAT colored girl wishes half time or laun-
dry state price. pa w cath. apt. 4
YOUNG Jamaican girl, newly landed. light
colored: refined. intelligent; willing to
learn; reasonable wages with kind people
go anywhere. Write Anice, 900 w. l3sth.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

ELECTRICIANS helper wishes n position.
- Herald, Herald 50. ~
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APARTMENTS or QUALITY.
East. West side Long. short leases.
APARTMENT RENTING co,
TIC West f2d st. Phone Columbus 1871.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

BoYNToN BROS. Co.-Factory sites. water,
rail 81 Smith St. Perth Amboy. n. J.
FACTORIES FOR RENT-34 600 50. #. !:
floors 5000 or 1900 IT,; all or separate:
modern buildings. sprinkered, elevator. cleo
tricity, heat: Bradley Buildings, 1ith st. and
Vernon av. Long Island CITY; minutes
from Grand Central station > blocks from
AL subways, , cent fare principals only. Ad-
drefv A. J. BRADLEY. owner l0t Beekfni-n
ct. New York; telephone 3J0i hickman
FOR bargains IA commercial water front
properties see JOSEPH T. MULLIGAN,
80 Broad st.
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GOVERNESS, visiting. Parisienne, college
graduate; Manhattan. Cedarhurst; French.
English: pianist. 6293 Schuyler
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
General Homework. &c.

HOUSEWORKER. 81 years, married, years
experience, desires days work; excellent
references Interview can be had on Thurs
day. care Of present employer. Mrs. Ullman,
167 w. S5th ST.
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STENOGRAPHER, experienced. capable
young woman. desires position with OPP
portunlty TO advance. Miriam Cohen, 81 e.
18th Plaza 2993.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

BOO[I<EEPER. Christian; complete set con-
trolling accounts. trial balance; $50. 26Jo
Sth av.
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l'ENGINEER and manager OF apartment or
business building; thoroughly conversans
with elevator and all mechanical and office
work. l05 Herald, Herald so.
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CHAUFFEUR (29). American: thoroughly
experienced driver; city, country: useful;
anywhere. Phone Bedford Village 30 WILL
| lam, Bedford Village, ". Y.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

BUTLER, valet. employed mornings. wishes
extras serving tea, dinners, &C., after
moons, evenings; well recommended. g.
Herald, Herald 50.
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NURSE. graduate. wishes paralytic or
chronic case; will DO some lifting and give
massage treatments: competent to supervise
home and assume light duties: would like
position where conscentiousne3s, reliability
and cheerfulness would be appreciated;
highest refer noes from long ca.,.. r.. 80
Herald, Herald SO.
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WEi,L established going concern desires 10
sch a manufacturing business, useful COM
modify having unlimited resources; compare
lively little competition; only financially re-
sponslble applicant considered; capital re-
Herald "a.
NVANTED--Lady with capital, partnership or
10 finance growing business, lRdee' line
st riot investigation. Address " 1O2 Herald.
Herald 50.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

WILL not be responsible for any debts
contracted by ny Wife, Julia Rochelle who
left my home on November 20. 1920. JO-
sEPR ". ROCHELLE.
T.. II. K..-Best Wishes longing for news Of
you--Miss Enthusiastically do write. ".
NJ X, Msnilemas, Turner's Hlll, sussex.
WILLIE D.--Have straightened out your
affairs everything O. X; Flora VEN ~.
rUoTrI1sR.
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NURSE hospital trained, infants nurse,
wishes care Of l or . children or infant !;
sleep home; references. Mrs. Joyce, care
Robbins. 127 Manhattan ST.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. so corner i04th st) -
Southern exposure every room private bath
ond telephone: elevator; Hungarian chef
refined Hebrew social surroundings. Mrs
IDA MARKS.
271 WEST I'D ST.
Large front room, private bath, in home Of
refined Christian lady; references.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

ROBERT GtT.LTLANn not seen for years.
ADDRESS ELIZABETH GfL1.fLAND. al w.
is1th.
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uNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET

40TH. 66 West.-Large from: room. oserloo
Ing park adjoining bath: reference,
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

FOR RENT-Furnlshed. commuters home.
rooms. bath. all improvements; minutes
TO station and trolley. one hour Grand Cen
trial; garage room for two cars: no small
children: rent SIS per month. ROYAL
F'REDERICKS. Darlen. Conn.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

LARGE, southern exposure room. kitchen
parquet floor, electric. white tile bathroom
furnished unfurnished; refined neighbor-
hood centrally located. Lafayette 1872.
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GRADUATE Spanish teacher desires TO ac-
company and teach Spanish TO child, az
ternoons or mornings. Miss i. Zafra. 4ot
Riverside Drive.
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. 8 years expert
ence. wishes position with private family
3 years last employer. Columbus $500.
Joseph Bells.
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COVERINGS, well educated young girl,
speaking French and English. wishes posi-
ton Sood family. e. 296 Herald. Herald so.
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General Homework. &c
HORSEPOWER. young woman, wishes
half time. Taylor. 40 weHt i7oth II.
HOCsEWORK. Respectable coiorcd Fir
general houseworker. White. iN5 w. 1891.
HOMEWORK or cook. American woman
sleep home. Address c., 500 Columbus av.
HOUSEWORK. young mother with infant
or child's nurse. y 1876 Herald, Harlem.
HOUSBwOnKsR. -~Compctent general howe
worker; reference. Ward. $40 Columbus av.
HOUFEwoRR. coiored, adult; good cook
refercucei sleep out Hnyes, 554 w. 12eth.
HOrSEWORK, light. oolorcd woman wishes
half time. Brown. 200 w. s2d
HoUsEwoRK, reliable. colcred; NO laundry.
Bruno. 2Ti " i<Oth.
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ATTRACTIVELY furnished room apart
mont: six months or longer. i5I w. 9th
81. Phone Circle 1923.
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WE ARE BORROWING MONEY FROM OUR
BANKS ON A 90 DAY BASIS. BUT BE
TAGE TO MAKE THESE LOANS DIRECT
FROM THE PUBLIC; WE WILL ACCEPT
AMOUNTS FROM $500 UP ON A ee5 BASIS,
ING IN THE COMMUNITY IS or THE
VERY HIGHEST AND WE CAN SATISFY
THE MOST SKEPTICAL WITH our
CREDENTIALS; ALL COMMUNICATIONS
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. ADDRESS
LOANS, ROOM i4O7 TINES BLDG.
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PHYSICIAN (I0). business experience, exper,
in sanitation and surgery. now major IN
army. desires offer that will increase Income
!. plO Herald lieralc so.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

TWO business women want rooms. bat til
below 23d. Tel. Watkins 1888, before 8 OF
after p. NJ.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

SHOWCASE space wanted until Jan. list.
1921, shopping district. Saith 10 42nd 81.
Fine Imported JeweTy Spccialties. Nom
competitive with other lines. Address, with
full particulars. b 913 Herald. Fulton ~.
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I MAN, %, Willing, conscientIous, WISHES WoIK
any capacity; wages SO. Brown. l63 D.
53d st. =.
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| MAN young colorcd. good education. All
| round man wishes position at anythng;s
! Call l.. Austine. 100 Franklin av.. Brooklyn!
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GOvERNESS or companion: refined English
woman. speaking French fluently: good mu-
sician: lived with the Marchioness d'Albon 3
years. Comtesse de Simonie 4 years; best
references. J "a Herald, Herald 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-18
Furniture.

COMPLETE furnishings OF two room. kltch-
enette apartment; italian. Gothic pieces
American walnut bedroom pieces; no deale rs
seen 10 A. NJ until +. NJ. Columbus $50.
LOGAN. 100 Mnst Ilst 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


AMER REALTY CO.. 200 Broadway. buys
choice Manhattan and Bronx properties
WANTED to buy or rent small house. about
rooms, furnished or unfurnished. with
garage, about So 600 and up: vicinity STAN
ford on Sound or south shore OF Long Island ::
want nice view with woodland; also water
front with feet draught for boat. Address.
with full particulars, price. &C., Box %. H.,
10 Union Square, y. Y.
WANTED An estate OF about 20
acres with a large dwelling between
2iverdale and Dobbs Ferry or on
Westchester Shore Front. Must be
within close proximity of the Rail
road. Address ESTATE, III Her
aid, Fulton 81
WILL lease properly IN need OF repairs
for alteration. ASSETS FUNDING CO..
BOT 5th av.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


~-~----~-~~---~>>-~---->~~
BANKERS. BROKERS. MERCHANTS or
others DESTROYS employing services OF re-
sponsble representative on the y. Y. PRO
pUCE EXCHANGE please write Box TO- y.
Y. Produce Exchange.
DRY goods department store - miles from
New York. old establishment. owner con-
siders selling share TO live wire young man
who Ia capable OF managing the business; re-
qulres $50. 600 Box 1911. zoe Cable BLDG.
ESTABLISHED corporation requires high
grade men women TO sell Industrial
stock: permanent connection; reference and
clientele required. Call or write BUTTER-
FIELD, 80 Church ST., room 3O2, or teie-
phone Cortlandt 2617.
FOR sale-.First class GROCERY or partner
who understands fruits, vegetables Write
for appointment. WHITE. 10l w. 4sth.
FURNISHED is room house. West 18th.
straight lease. income $780, leaving city,
1900 required. HINES. Columbus Circle.
GENERAL store, splendid location; Ice
cream plant; business year around good
reason; $500. IACKOB. tel. i31 City Island.
HAVE YoU A LEGITIMATE BUSINESS
you wish TO sell without pubioity7 Or seeking
associate with capital for expansion? See
ROBERTS-FROST COMPANY,
sos 9Th av. Murray Hin 1851.
BOOKLET MAILED UPON REQUEST.
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PIANOS and Organs.

slightly used Circs ssian walnut baby
grand piano, good new great bar
gain; new pianos aud players at special rae.
tory prices WEGMAN PIANO FACTORY.
&c 10th aV.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHEI
From Battery to i4th ST., Inclusive.

From Battery to I4th ST., Inclusive.
GREENWICH VILLAGE. So Grove ST.. half
block from Sheridan ST. subway station. .
blocks from bus and elevated. - and 3 large
light rooms, baths. kitchenettes open fire
places, elevator. steam IN at 81 200 to 50 600
MELTZER 6 RILEY. sheridan So Phone
Spring 772.
WASHINGTON SQUARE SOUTH (HoTEL
JUnSON) Very central location. a few
beautiful suites of rooms and bath: on
hotel service. Phone Spring $500.
9TH ST. 22S WEST.-tfve newly decorated
rooms; steam. electric light; all improve
ments.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A.-A--Ciood oiPsrs formerly &C., &c. and
&C. each, now only 3c.. 3]sc. and &C., in
boxes only: Coslo Havana cigars. &c, &c.
and &c. each 70 consumers or dealers: call
Quick. WALTER NJ. SMITH II. w. AID IT:
STORAGE lcebox; good for restaurant.
butcher OF grocery. r. S. GREENBERG,
47G 7th av. LonRaore 22S5.
3s INCH Brown & Carver hand clamp power
cutter: l straight and . pinking knives.
EI.VER g. TURNER, IS Walker st.
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GOTH ST. II west.-Apartment consisting OF
living room. bedroom. kitchenette and bath
beautifully furnished. WELLS. Bryant 1866.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


Situations Wanted-Femaie.
I.AZARE'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
200 EAST TOD ST.
TELEPHONE RHINELANDER 4044.
Is at your service with the best cooks and
other domestic help available.
SOUTHERN cooks. houseworlters. Mattresses.
half time. day work. So GO: buffers. fire
men, porteIs. Green's. 165 w. 131st st.
MorninRside 1910
COOKS mattresses. buffers, nurses, cham
bermaids. laundresses, for city and coun-
try. Brcnuaus Employment Agency. 80 Il.
Goth ST. Plaza sos.
WE'LL recommended. reliable. experienced.
colored. male and female help furnished
Immediately Aud. 279S. Sealey's Agency.
i6i West 1I5th
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MAN wants few furnaces to care for Mason'J
1S5 West Sfst.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

I nay 2ast more than any one for your fur
niture rugs, pianos. paintings. PAISLEY.
rs University place (Stuyvesent 22a3l.
BEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
CARPETS AND RUGS.
pounostic and Oriental; get our offer be-
fore selling. 600 Madison av. Plaza $685.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE

y Chicago. June AFTER scoring
three runs n tieing the score in the
eighth inning, Chicago beat Detroit in
the eleventh inning Yesterday. Z to 6.
Feisch's single. his steal OF second and
a. hit by, John Collins counted the
winning run. Detroit obtained an
early cad by scoring five runs off
Gicotte in the third inning. Cobb and
Flagstead collided in right center in
the tenth inning. and Tyrus left the
game with a. twisted leg. Flagstcad
was not injured. Score: 1's /.
Detroit ..>..1o5 900 600 oo-6 ~ 3
Chicago 200 o1o $50 OIL l3..2
Cleveland, O.. June 7.-c1eveland
and St. Louis split a. double header
today. St: Louis winning the first by
o to- while Cleveland ook ting sec
ond by > to l. Weilman outpftched
Coveieskie in the first and The Browns
won easily. The second was a pitch
ers' Battle between Bagby and Davis,
cleveland winning in tho ninth on
O'Neill's single, two passed and
Smiths infcld hit. Score:
st. Louis '..'...ooo o2g ooo- 6 = e q .
o's sseens' cameo ;s;;:oo' 900 '''- r. +. E. !
St. Louis Zoo 900 o1o-1 . i
Cleveland .....1oo 900 ool-2 5 0
Washington, June 7.-scoring fife
time in the seventh inning. Washing
ton came from behind Yesterday and
defeated Boston by ) to 4. A half
dozen hits, W of them doubles, ac-
counted for the upset of Pennock.
Score: r. HE.
Washington 1000 900 5ox-5 10 :
EnQfnn -. t#' non mn onn . a
New York. June 1.-THE New York
Yankees defeated the Philadelphia
Athletics here yesterday. lie to. 6. in a
loosely played amc The Yankees
hit Perry for four hits in the first in
ming WHICH Melted three runs and kept
up the lbQmbardment on Martin who
replaced him. Score:
Philadelphia ..oo1 100 $40 81 >
New York 800 go ~oox7--l2 1856
Competing IN a shoot for the first
time and under trying circumstances.
Miss a Smith. who untifsA week or
SO, ago had never pulled the trigger
of a shotgun. made a score of 6S
out of al possible 100 on the traps of
the Bergen Beach Rod and Gun club
recently What, made the fair MIN
rods performance all the more. re-
markable was the fact hat q north
east gale accompanied the rain. max
ing it exceedingly difficult to dis
tinguish the targets at times.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-07
Locals Win Fast Game By
5 Score of 6 to /; Bird Pitch
ed Great Game For Fad
den's Gang; Last Game
With Giants Tonight at
$50 at DacotahsP Park.

Grand Forks won the second game
OF the series from the Winnipeg
Colored Giants Sunday AFTERNOON by
q score OF s to L.. The playing field
was TOO heavy to allow any sensa-
tlonal plays because Of the heavy
rains early Sunday morning.
The local ball tossers played error
less ball throughout the game, each
man covering his territory in big
league style. The. work of Willis
Pierce, who was behind the bat for
sGrand Forks, vas exceptionally good
and is worthy of honorable mention.
Bird did the heaving for Fadden's
gang and had the colored boys at his
mercy throughout the entire game.
He was particularly good in pinches;'
striking out the opposing batsmen
whenever in danger Bird struck out
eleven men, allowed six scattered hits
II no bases on balls. A
1 knight. the dusky HEAVIER. was hit
I hard, ten hits being gathered off him
Elm h eight frames the locals were at
He struck out two mon and al
Aowed one base on balls.
The visitors lone run came in the
shrst frame when Boyd. the lead-off
sman. singled and stole second. Sacri-
Vice hits by Reed and Singer scored.
sshlm. The clouds" nearly scored
again in the third when BOYD was up
again with two men out. He singled
gand stole second and third. Two
were called on the batter and
when Bird started to deliver the ball
sagain Boyd made a pretty steal to
Ghome but the umpire called the
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!. NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati. O., June ,7.-Pittsburgh
defeated Cincinnati yesterday by
punching .hits>off Ruether in the tenth
inning when singles by Cation, South
worth and Whitfield gave, them, two
runs. Ruether. had won eight
straight games and held Pittsburgh
to run in nine innings but Coop
er was too strong for the Reds in the
rinches and they were. unablf to score
after the first round. /Rnether's
fielding of his position was a feature.
Pittsburgh .~..oo1 900 00e2-3 II .
Cincinnati 81. 100 900 900 o. & o
st. Louis. o. june list. Louis
made a clean sweep of the three game
series with Chicago winning yester1
day by S to-. 1t. was the locals fifth
in the fifth, five singles and a Wild
pitch accounting for four runs. Chi-'
cago did, not get a manHto first after,
the fifth inning. Score:
Chicago 1855. 200 900 O0O--2 Z n
st. Louis 49,. 900 O40 O1x-5 5 0
Brooklyn, N. ~, June Grimes
of Brooklyn pitched a shutout ball
Yesterday and the league leaders beat
New York by is to 0. In only one
inning did the Giants get a man past
first base. Then a fast double play
stopped their chances for a run. My
ers made a home run, 4 double and
a single in four times at bat scoring
three runs and driving in another.
New York 1000 900 ooo-o 6 8 = :
Brooklyn ,......023 061 20x-8 6 1
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-07
GRAND FORKS DEFEATED TIL;
! WINNIPEG C0LORED GIANTS IN
THE SECOND GAME + SERlES

pttched ball a strike,> retiring the side
and the run did not, count. ,
The home club was. held scoreless
until NTH inning. Fulton was the
nrst man up and was hit by a pitched
pail. Bach laid down a hunt and was
safe on 6. wild throw ia. first by Ewing,
Fulton taking second: The visitors
shortstpp booted Birds grounder, al
lowing him to make first and advhnc-
ing Fulton and Bach. knight then
hit Doyle by the first pitched bail.
forcing in q run. Reed then smashed
out a two base hit that scored Bach
and Bird. Doyle scored on %Sublosky's
single. Reed taking third. Reed was
thrown on on an attempt to steal
nome. Flemmins flew out to left
feld and Pierce was thrown out at
first. retiring the side.
In the sixth the Grand Forks outfit
annexed two more runs when two
singles, a double ana a sacrince did
tn dirty work, giving them their only
iearhed runs Of the, game !.
With the exception iof the fifth in
ming when the visitors "blew up" both
teams played alright ball.
Game Tonight.
The last game OF the series with the
Giants will be played tonight at $50
warriors are peeved about having
their perfect record broken and have
been saying terrible things during the
day about what they are, going 10 do
to the locals tonight. when Fadden
was askedaif his team could come
through the rye" tonight he said
there was no doubt about it and adj
ded that there would be dead 'schoco-
late drops" lying around the field to-
night after the game.