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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
SpOrtQuiz


L What were the most consscu-
tive games g Young won in the ma
2 What year did Walter johnson
win nine games from Chicago7
J. How many years did Frank
Baker play in the American 1eaEue2
& How long has Emil Msusel been
with Philadelphia Nationalist
3 Is a man on the ropes in boxing
considered DOWN.
g. What Is the shortest bantam
weight championship bout on record7
Z How many Of the American
Davis cup tennis teams have been na-
tionai champions
s. What Is the worlds trotting
record for the half mlez
g. How many former champions
competed in the 1913 national amateur
golf tourney
10. Is Carl Johnson. OF the Uni
versity OF Michigan. On the United
States Olympic team2
Answers TO Yesterdays Questions
l. The Giants and Yankees did o
play q city series last year.
2 Joe Birmingham. the old Clevs-
land player, managed the champion
Pittsfeld team In the Eastern league
last year.
. Speaker made eleven hits in
eleven consecutive times at bat This
Is q major league record
4 Back IN 1880 New York stole II
bases IN n game on catcher Wilson.
OF the Pirates
3. Tender knocked out Hartley IN
four rounds IN 1918.
g. Welsh defeated Matt Wells for
the English lightweight title in No
vember, 1919.
2. In the 1913 Davis Cup matches,
England beat South africa. France
beat Belgium. England beat France
and England lost to Australia in the
challenge round
S. Norman Brookss. Gerald L Pat
tsrson and = O. Anderson were on the
Australian 1913 Davis Cup team
g. Single G won the free-for-au
pace IN the Grand Circuit opener at
North Randall
10. The dealer in whist must deal
again in whist Il any card is found
face up-Copyright. 1s2o-Thompson
Feature Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
Arizona "Civies"
Win Gun Trophy

Camp Perry.aO., aug. 16-Lieut L
A Nancy, Tonkers, n. Y, won the
Wimbledon cup match in the Ma
tional Rifle association shoot Tuesday
on the 100o-yard range, with a pos
sible 100 plus one bulls eye and a
four; W r stokes. Washington. D.
c.. was second with a possible plus
2 bulls eve and a three. for third
place three cores OF 80 were regis
tered by Capt C. J Nanamburg. small
arms firing school; Capt. E C Cross
man, Washington. D. C.. and H.
Chambers, Michigan civilian.
u. c Mumma IT.. II. Iowa City.
son OF Col Mumma. executive officer
OF h matches. and q OF the young
est Of the 500 competitors. scored a
81. All the winners used the army
rifle without telescope sights
The Herrick trophy cup match was
finished last evening with 4s teams
Of eight men each competing at the
800-yard. the 90Q-yard and the 1000
yard stages. Tabulation has not vet
been completed
The Port Clinton trophy. which
ended Monday. went to the Arizona
civilian team with a score OF SO out
OF a possible 500.
Massachusetts, was second with SIS
and Minnesota third with SCI In the
championship reEimental team match
the Philippines infantry first team
landed at the top with SO and the
Porto Rico Infantry second with SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
A. Valentine
Captures Stake

Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. 1s.-It was
Valentine day" at the start OF the
fourth Grand Circuit meeting at Mar
berth Tuesday. c A Valentine, OF
Columbus, Ohio. capturing three OF
the five c on the double-header
carried over from Monday because Of
rain- He Won the 2.oS pace with
Gold Quartz. the william Penn stake
for 2-year-old trotters with BoEaIusa
and the $500 BelleTus-Strztford no
tel take with Peter Coley.
twenty-five Of the 81 horses start
Ing won a portion Of the money. The
z.o5 trot was the feature OF the card
and brought Peter Coley and Baron
Gigantic together for the first time
this season The latter made q dis
appointing showing. however, and
Valentines rFotrer won the first two
heats handily. beating Charlie Rez
in the first heat and SelEa n the
second In the third heat Ina Jay
came from behind and beat Charlie
Rex IN a furious drive Best time
2-06H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
Effie Direct
Circuit Winner

Kankakse. III, Aus. 1a-Great
Western race results at the Interstate
fair here Tuesday follow
2:10 pace. purse s500-Effie Direct
won; Brownie K. (DE. Scarf. second.
Betty Blackjack (Blacklock). third.
Best time. 2:124-
2.15 rot. purs S5oo-Sis BiuE
(BinEen). won; Jenny Balance DO
read, second. Ben McGregcr ben
jola), third Best time. 2-1zH-
-Four and a quarter furlongs, purse
s125-Nameless McAndreel. won:
Wildfre CMcCaley), second Locomo-
ton fNicholias). third.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
BONNIE DILLON
CIRCUIT VICTOR
Wins First Money in 2:25
Trot; Shawnee Wins
Three Heats.

Davenport Ia, Aug zs@azEnee
nosed ahead OF Nishtsllion. in three
straight heats IN the 2:1T trot Of the
second days races OF the Great West
ern circuit Tuesday in a race which
was neck and neck
After two bad starts Bonnie Dillon
steadisd and took first money IN the
2-25 uoL losing the first two and
winning the last three heats sum
maries:
first Ntghtellion. second. Vanity,
thirds Lady Pine. fourth. Best time
2-12A.
2s11 pace, purse ss5a-HaIconner.
nrsts John p second Eva Tango,
third; P X. fourth Best tine. 2.1lN.
2-25 trot purse S750-Bonnie Dillon.
first Elizabeth Albingsn. second;
Dracilo. thirds Ruby Todd. fourth
Primator. fifth; Grace Currens. sixth.
Best time, 1-16A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
Cubs Are Real
Mystery in ". L.

Kew York. AuE. 1s-The Cubs are
the mystery OF the National league
Led By a smart manager. backed BY
a wealthy owner and possessing in
divtdual talent Of a high degree, they
are n~oundsrinE In fifth place They
have lost more games than they have
won In fact they have been hover
Ing around the 500 mark all season
There are times VIXEN the latent
strength IN the Cubs Is developed in
70 brief winning streakA But they
are only winning cprints- The Cubs
lose IN streaks. too.
One would think that any team raj
lying behind such pitchers as vaughn
Alexander. Tyler and Hendrix could
win more than half its games. but
there are the Cubs with 81 won and
So lost
Charles Herzog and Dave Robert
son. ex Giants, are Appearing IN the
Cub lineup daily, but Fred Nerkls
has been replaced a. first base By
Turner Barber, who is an o~utfieldsr.
The Cubs apparently suffer from lack
OF a punch They have no heavy
cleanup" hitLers-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
Alamo Has Fast
Team-Wheeler

Merritt Wheeler. formerly first ser
Eeznt OF the Ninth engineers. sta
Loned a. Camp Courchesns during
the war, has returned 10 Il Fas0
10 make his home here. Wheeler was
discharged about three months ago Al
san Antonio and has since been visit
ing his relatives at Great Darlington
Mass He says there Is no place like
II P1Eo ard b southwest however.
and intends making his home here
On his way back 70 e Paso Wheeler
visit and saw h baseball team OF
ire little city in action He asserts
that II IS che OF the fastest he has
seen IL the southwest and it VIII give
the e Pasoans g run for their money
when the Alamogordo players invade
this city Sunday afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
Carter Boxes With Gene PayO
Griffin Confident Of Victory

know who understand the use OF
their feet. Griffin, clever IS he
is, VIII have a hard bout on his
hands Monday night, and I would
not be surprised 10 see Gene
more than hold his own
Kid Mortio, Battling Dow, q likely
boy Of the motor transport corps at
Fort Bliss. and Nike Vasquez were
on hand 10 assist IN the training OF
Peyo Wednesday afternoon
Are Fast Men
These boys also worked Tuesday
and proved OF great aid &c the little
boxer in getting into the proper con-
dition- Following the workout Gene
announced that he was in splendid
condition and Is ready 70 box tomor-
row i necessary.
Griffin laid off Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons, but viii
be back on the job in force tomor-
row. The little fellow e. in
splendid physical condition and
his Iayoff was dUe TO the fact
that he f. in uch good shape he
was afraid he might become stale
II hard training was continued
i am anticipating n OF h hard
est fights OF my career when ] meet
Payo.~ Dick told The Herald sports
editor Wednesday. However. I an
confident that I al beat him. I have
the punching power and the speed to
meet Gene at his WI game and / am
figuring myself as a SURF winner"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
DaViScOurt
To Arrive Soon

Word has been received by the pro
moters in charge OF the scheduled
wrestling contest Friday night be-
tween Nick Daviscourt and Dan Coff.
the Balkan Lion" that Daviscourt
would arrive in the city within the
next few hours from Los Angeles
Con has been training daily At the
Y. " c. A. IN preparation for the
contest and Is in excellent condition.
he states The match viii be q finish
affair and the winner viii meet John
Pesek, or Stranger Lewis al Liberty
hall in the lea future.
Daviscourt viii work out az Liberty
hail shortly after his arrival in order
70 give the fans a line on his ability
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

PROMINENT among the visitors at
the Gene Payo camp Tuesday
afternoon was Tommy Carter,
southwestern lightweight champion,
who pulled on the gloves for a brief.
setto with the fast A. =. F. champ.
Carter's bout with Gene was replete
with clever mixing in which both
boys showed plenty Of speed and hit
ting ability.
aHe has the speed OF Johnny XII
bane." Carter declared following the
workout
i fully expected 70 see a vastly
improved boy IN Gene, but the one I
faced with the gloves on Tuesday
afternoon Was certainly q surprise 70
ne In every Wy
@Gene can hit hard, f. one Of
the cieVereat men / have ever
faced, and more han that he e.
fast. He e. one OF the few men I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
VICTORY OVER
CUBS 4 BIC AID
Divide With Double
Bill With Quakers While
Brooklyn Lays Off.

Philadelphia Pa, Aug. IG-Phnadei-
phia's ninth inniug rallies featured both
G1G o. Iueseeys double header. the 10
Gals Winning the second aftsr New YORK
had captured the first contest in ten IN
sings a double. Einsle and sacrincs ny
gcored ne Winning run IN the first game
Manager CraFath started his teams We
ror-ous drive IN the second game with .
Two oaEEer- Three singles 1hen won the
CANA
ElrI game RI z
NeW York -----.- 900 0T9 600 Is y Z
Rhlaeelphia 1900 o15 90 Il1 ~ u !
Batteries New York. Toney. Douglas.
Bales and Snyder; Philadelphia. Rirey.
6erta. G. Smith and Wheat
send Zone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
Umpire Kane Is
Heartily Boosted

Umpire Harry Kane. chief of the
arbitinE staff OF the Army and CITY
league Is heartily praised By q local
fan IN a letter received by the sports
editor OF The Herald The letter,
which IS unsigned. however. except
that the writer states that he Is a
veteran fan. gives Kane credit for
maintaining discipline on the baseball
field and compliments the umps- on
his correctness OF Judgment on balls
and strikes Kane Is a former major
player and Is qualified q work
any OF the leading diamonds OF
the country in the opinion OF the
vet, who Incidentally makes a plea
for better attendance at the Sunday
games
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

by umpires William Evans and WI
liam Dinesn OF the American league
RouEhens The Ball.
N pitcher in the American league
Nays IN attempting 20 rough q ball in
order 20 get & break on Il which
would make # mor difficult 70 hit.
the statement said Until the new
pitching rules came into force which
Put q severe penalty On q pitcher
roughing the ball. Nays constantly
used to drag the ball across the pitch
surface. Hundreds OF balls were
thrown ont every year because %
this act"
The unpires took notice Of a
remark attributed to Mays that
umpire Thomas Connolly who
was behind the plate. was re-
sponEIble for the accident because
he permitted a rough ball TO stay
in Z game The umpires char
~acterized this alleged statement
As an Halfbf7 that came with cor
grace
@short time ago. they added.
9Th Climb owners complained to
president johnson hat too many
balls Were being thrown ont
President johnson e out a bull
1etin telling the umpires TO keep
the balls in the games as much a.
possible, except those which
-dnnEerouH-n
The players OF Boston and Detroit
clubs who were at the point yester-
day OF signing a petition to have
Mays banned from the game today
received word from manager Speaker
or the Cleveland club as 70 his views
their proposed action Several as
serted that regardless o. any general
action. they would not 90 70 bat
against Mays again
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
New York Giants
Are Dangerous

As q matter OF fact the Giants noW
look like the most dangerous club II
the league and the one that = moG
likely 70 cone through. writes JACK
Ryder IN the Cincinnati Enquirer. Nc
Graw has his team working very
smoothly and with a fire spirit OF
confidence. They are playing the
sane sort OF ball that the Reds were
at this tine last year when they swept
everything before then
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
Cincy Goes Into Lead; D. Athletes Pile VI


. has ONE ARM Is STAR
. CariinviIle, III. Aug. Is
9 This city has a one-armed
- wonder. He is Robert H Z
. Allison, Blackburn college Z
. student and athlete Z
. Allison, who lost his srm Z
= in a mine explosion, does Z
. tricks with his single arm =
. that has startled baseball
. fandom He is an outfieider
. AID played all last season
. without an srror- This year
Q he was elected captain OF
= the Blackburn college base (
= bah team.
9 As q batter Allison Is sec I
= ond on the team BE holds (
= the club well up toward the I
= heavy end Emzshes hits out I
, all over the field Last year I
, he scored a home run I
In catching Allison Eips I
, the bail mp in the air after I
ne stops it. Jerking off his Z
glove. and then hurls Il all Z
, speed ahead 70 the basemen-
Boys who play against him 4
. say hitting e bail into his Z
, territory Is ike dropping IL Z
, into a well.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
Cleveland Mourns Chapman
Hundreds Assemble AtStation

CLEVELAND O., Aus. 1s-Hundreds
u Of admirers and friends Of Ray
Chapman, star shortstop OF the
Cleveland baseball club gathered to-
Day 70 meet the body Of their idol,
who died IN New York yesterday.
Among those accompanying the
body were widowed Chapmau's bride:
manager Iris Speaker and Joe Wood.
OF the Cleveland team Il vas taken
in charge by IN undertaken pending
funeral arrangements
Was Married last Year.
Champan's death occurred IN a hos
pital following IN operation after
he had been hit on the head BY z
pitched bail IN Mondays game be-
tween New York and Cleveland and
sustained a fractured skull
tt was Chnpmnn's eaeernela TO
aid in giving this city its first
pennnnt that Indirectly resulted
in HIS death when he married
Kathleen DAILY. one Of CIeTeIands
hest known society women Las
October, he was asked II he would
retire from the game and devote
HIS time TO a business in which
he had acquired an interest.
aIU Play next year, for I want
to help give Iris Speaker and the
Cleveland fans the first remnant
Cleveland EVER has had Chap
man replied. @Then I VII talk
quitting
Chapman also was a sta track
man and football player. IN com
petition with hundreds OF athletes.
including many stars OF large uni
versities, Chapman won a place on
the Cleveland naval reserve track
team IN 1915.
Won Dash In Record Time
In a field meet against Camp Custer
he took first donors in the 100 and
200 yard dashes- his time for the Ice
yards being ten seconds. He also
was a member OF the naval reserve
football team. the only eleven to de-
feat Pittsburg University in 1913.
The baseball team which Chapman
captained. was indicated all season-
Members OF the Naval Reserve club
asked members OF his family that
they be allowed 10 hold a military
funeral
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
Stole Second;
Batter Not Out

They all pull them. Here Is what
Al Orth did, umpirIng a game be-
tween Petersburg ana Newport News
recently; Runner on first. who start
ed 20 steal second as the third strike
vas put owe on le batter. G tchsr
dropped the ball. batter got 70 first.
Orth called him safe, holding first
base vas not occupied because the
runner there had gone 70 second. Al
least that Is the way IL is reported
and Manager Bill Schwartz OF New
port News finished out the game IN
der protest However. Newport News
won n the protest was forgotten.
Want Kodak Finishingg-ses Can
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
HE'D SOE DIVIDE
WITH DETROIT
Break Even in Double Bill;
Yankees and Indians
Honor Chapman.

Boston Easz, aug 1B-Bostou and De-
troit won and lost Bostcn winning first
game IN the opening inning when 2 triple.
double and three singles scored four runs.
Ehmke had the better Of Harper n the
second contest The Fenway park nag
hung at half mast IN memoir Of ray Chap-
nan.
First game r H z
Detroit ------. 600 uo3 o1o-s II o
5oz-oa ---- 100 600 0os- 10 /
Batteries; Detroit Oldham and StznaEs.
Boston. s Jones and Walters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

sons out when winning run scored
fBatted for Wefluan IN eighth.
eBatted for Piclnlch in fifth
ERan Tor ElIerbe IN tenth
Score BY innings
81 louis .... 500 III oo1- g
Washington ------.---- 100 $50 5000
Two base hits. Sisier. Elierhe. Tobin. 2.
Smith. Acosta. Three base hits, jacobson.
OMEN. Stolen bases. Rice. ShAnEs sac
rllcs hits. Williams. Gedecn, jacobson.
Harris. Smith. Gerber. Double plays. Ger
her 70 Gedeon 20 sislers Brewer 20 Judge
to Plciuicn; Tobin 20 sisler; Smith 20 &C.
deon TO sisler: Harris TO Judge. Bases on
halls. off SchachL l. Lynch, = Acosta. J.
Burwe1. /. Weflman, /; Zachary. /; YIN
Glider. / Innings pitched, Schacht, Zone
on base. none out IN seeondl; Acosta. :
1.-TWO on base. none cut IN ninthl: Lyuch.
4. Is; VanGnders Z; Burwsll. 21-2. Well
2: van Glider. l. Wild pitoh.-Lynch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
NAYS DEEPLY GRIEvED

OVER DEPLoRABLE ACCIDENT
New York. Aug 1s@Whfle the
death OF Chapman has caused sor-
row among baseball maErates, play
ers and fans. none seemed as deeply
grieved IS Carl Mays. the New York
pitcher who delivered the ball that
resulted IN Chapman's death After
the game, Nays went 70 his DOT and
denied himself to all
He paced the floor during the night
and when word came that Chapman
had died. he broke down and said he
desired 10 give himself up as soon
as possible. On his visit 70 ths dis
rict attorneys office. Mays was ac-
companied BY Charles McNfauus. busi-
ness manager OF the Yankees, man
ager Iris Speaker and secretary Wal
ter McNIchols Of the Cleveland club
Nays made his statement 10 assistant
district attorney John P joyce
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
PANTHERs SHOW SPEED.

Not since the days Of the old Corsi-
cana team OF 1902 has any Texas
league aggregation Of playing talent
made the record that the Fort Worth
Tigers have hung up for straight
wins in his second half Of the Texas
1920 season. What makes il all the
more noteworthy is that the Panth-
ers have piled up their straight wins
on the road
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

, TENNIS STARS Return.
) New York. Aus. Is
, Americas victorious Davis
, cup tennis team-victorious
, 50 Tar as preliminary
, matches are concernsd-is
, back. and already rackets
, have been dragged out for
:, competition At home. Hardly
, had the imperator reached
, port when william II. John
, ston. william ? Tilden.
, Richard Norris Williams and
!, Charles S. Garland rushed 70
, tournaments already IN
/, progress
william 7. TIden. now
; holder at The worlds cham
, pionship. which goes with
|, the British title on the VIM
; bIsdon courts, does not In
, tend to let his new laurels
!, hold forth alone He already
|, has forwarded his entry for
, the tournament at Newport.
}, first Of the really big
matches He viii play
J, through the singles at the
|, Rhode Island resort and VIII
team with Charles s. Gar
land for the doubles. Re
also VII take Garland Is his
partner for the national
doubles championship.
- .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
- 9ut v4sa waHlas e scored

aBattsd fer Lebourveau n ninth.
tRa1 for cravath In ninth
score BY innings
Eeu York 80 600 ooz 900 s 2
Th1adalphla - ooe o1I ooZ-2 10 J
Two base hits Young. Spencer. Cravath
Three base hlL Young Sacrifice hits. Neh1.
Erisch. Snyder. LebourFsau Double PLAYS.
Doyle Er5cE. kelly and Snyder. F-is-h.
Doyle and Kelly Williams and r KILLER
Bases On balls or EubbsI- L Struckout.
BY Nshf q BY Eubbsll. G.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
BASEBALL


~ $500
~ shroTeporL EEE
Gelseslon ~ W lll -
Galveston csruiElia and CBlen
dallas coz 900 CO., 5 :
san Antonio 1900. 600 0co 600 5 /
Batteries: Dallas Taylcr and Eo6e-t8ons
san Antonio. Devsnpor and Gibaon-
For worm coo 900 oooI .
Houston ------ 90 900 1o1-1 3 2
Batteries. Fort Worth. Wlchtel 4
Moore: Eouston- Keeh and AshE1rth
Beaumont a. wichita FalG postponed,
rzin-
RED sOL WIN EXHIBITION.
Toronto. Car, Aug lG-Ths Boston Ma
uonals Tuesday defeated the Toronto II
t~srnaronEl leasua 2 20 ! n q ten flaming
game
Score EHE
roroato coo ool 900 81 5 !
Boston --....-. coo 600 011 - 10 0
Batteries. Ioronto. Snyder. ryan Hsarus
and Sandbsrsi Boston. Scott Townsend
and ONsln
COAST LEAGUE
A. san Franclsco- EHE
salt Lake city --- -
s1 satssliss: Salt Lake CITY. sSosa ana
Jenkins san Francisco. Couch ard Az
A Los Angeles zH.E
Sacramento
Les Angeles y !
Bastsriess sacrzmento. Nails ana Cock;
Los Angeles. AldridEs. Hushea Thomas
and L1par-
Only two E1ns1 played Tuesday.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
ST. Pau. 8. 1~ndlanapoil 4
Minneapolis. H. louisville. Z
Kansas CITY. 3 Columbia 6
Milwaukee. 8. Toledo. 2 CTen l~nrlugsl-
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
BlmnEhan. g Memphis O.
chattanooea. l. New OrleauE g
Little RocE. g Atlanta. /
Nashville. s. Mobile. &
WESTERN LEAGUE
Tulsa. &. OElahcma City. A.
Joplin as. Wlchitl- I'll
sioux CITY J. Dss MolneE 4
nn.E.-z. r-..-a 49, E--l--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

Where They Play Thursday.
vernon al Seattle.
Oakland at Portland
salt Lake at san Francisco.
Sacramento At Los Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

Washington. D. C.. Aug. Is-st Louis
n Warrington split q double header
Tuesday The second game went IL IN
rinEa Ths winning run vas the result o.
a hit and steal CT second BY shanks and
single By Charity.
FIRST game r H z.
s. Louis --... 100 900 00s-T 10 /
Washfrrton .-- 101 900 c00-1
Ba cries st Louis. SIthoron. BurTeu
shocker and Billings; Washington. Court
reg D Charity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

Chicago. III, Aux 1G-Cncinnau de-
1eatsd Chicago in the final game OF the
series Tuesday. Doubles ~ Sticking ard
Allen, after two were out IN the ninth put
ting over the winning u1na Robertson's
homer VITA one On base n the eighth. per-
mitted Chicago 70 tie the count
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

MAYS USED TRICKERT
n hall.

ROUGHENING ball, UlIPIREs
Boston. Mass Aug 1S-Ths ex-
PLANTATION by Carl Nays Of the New
York Americans that the killing OF
Ray Chapman, star s hortstop Of
Cleveland, was due 10 a rough spot
on the ball Nays pitched. which
caused it TO take an unexpected twist,
was the subject OF a statement today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

Mobile has taken on Bob Wickham
from Nashville and he has been tax
ing Noon Ducote's place in the Mobile
outfield.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
STANDINGS.


Were They Play THURSDAY.
St Louis a. Washington
Chicago at Philadelphia
Dscroit at Boston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

Two base hts Groh. Eoush. Rcbsrtsc1.
F1acE s-ckinE Alien Home IN Robert
son stolen bases Duncan. Groh. DaublerL
Robertson. Sacrifice hi.s. Dauhsr- Roush-
Eerzor. Terry Bases on balls Elle-, 3
Vaughn. 2 HIT by pitcher. ~ TauEhr
Duuran). Struckout by Elier. s. By
Vaurhn. q Passed ban Allen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

St Louis Uo.. Aug. 1a-PittsburE de-
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Tuesday. TIE park Tag was flown AZ haif
mast IN memory q Ray Chapman
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Batteries PittshurG Cooper, Carlson and
Eaeffners St Louis, S-hupr. Goodwin.
Sect Glenn and Duhoefer.