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Evening star., 1920-06-27

AMERICAN NETMAN
|SHARD PRESSED
Sent Five Sets to Win Match
Called Greatest Ever
Seen in Europe.

WIMBLEDON, June 26.-William T.
Tilden of Philadelphis in a thrilling
match in the British lawn tennis
day defeated A r. F. Kingscote, the
captain of the British 1919 Davis cup
team, after five strenuous sets. 6-3,
81. 81. ST, 6-3.
The battle was declared by veteran
observers to be the finest singles ever
witnessed on this side of the Atlantic.
Nobody dreamed that Kingscote was
capable of such tennis and the oldest
veterans declared at the conclusion of
play that they had never seen any one
stand up SO finely to such service as
he was compelled to meet, and catch
at the net so many hurricane drives.
He came right into the net. whereas
Tilden rarely got past the service line,
consequently the American frequently
was seen to be making tentative half
volleys, on which kingscote scored by
fine drives to the side lines
Tflden Loses Seven Services.
1t is considered remarkable that
throughout the match, because
against his other opponents in the
present tournament he has almost
never conceded a service game.
By today's victory Tilden places
himself in the play among the last
eight for the championship. He next
VIII meet the Australian player, Ran
doiph Lycett. r. Norris Williams of
Boston in his next match will play
against T. M. Mavrogordato of the
British Davis cup team. while Charles
S: Garland of Pittsburgh will have as
his opponent c. r. Blackboard of South
Africa.
Williams and Garland Win.
In the third round of the doubles
Garland and Williams of Boston beat
c. F. Simond and H. Morris, a second
class English pair, 6-3, 6-3, 60.
In the third round of the singles
Mrs. Mallory (Molla Bjurstedt) beat
Miss Mansfield, ST. Go, 60. Mrs.
Mallory showed improved form and
played steadily
In the fourth round T. NJ. Mavrogor-
dato of the British Davis cup team de-
feated B. /. c. Norton, champion of
South Africa. 81. rs, s-6. and Zenzo
Shimidzu. the japanese crack, defeated
A. G. Zerlendi. a diminqtive Greek,
reputed to be the best player in Egypt,
6-3, "a, s v-3.
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The cost of the trial races this year
reached about $125,000, financed by a
new syndicate. which was formed to
race the two yachts, Mr.. Cochrane
and the old Resolute syndicate turn
ing the boats over to them. The ex-
penditures for the first month were
$85. 900, and the second almost double.
Not including the race sailed today.
which was stopped after the sloops
had covered ten miles. the yachts
sailed eleven races of this port. seven
resulting in a victory for the Reso-
Lutte and four for the Vanitie. The
committee on cup defense appointed
to choose the defender carefully con-
sidered both boats and checked them
on points in sailing, and also COM
pared the merits of the shippers. man
agement and crews. Both yachts were
very close on nearly all points of SAIL
ing, many of the races ending with
but a few seconds margin between
them.
Tho. committee was composed Of w.
Butler Duncan. q. Oliver fselin, Ed
win D: Morgan and Grenville Kane.
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UMPIRE ATTACKED
!. BY PITCHER LUQUE
Pop Bottles Fly as Cards
Twice Trim Reds and
Gain Second Place.

CINCINNATI, June 2G.-St. Louis
went to second place in the National
League race today, by winning both
games of a double-header from the
champions, to and to g. Ruether
was pounded hard in the first game,
while Hatnes pitched perfectly, allow
ing only three hits. In the second game
long drives by the Cardinals gave them
the victory.
In the eighth inning of the second
game. Pitcher Luque of the Reds. at
tackled Umpire KLEIN and dealt him sew
eral hard blows about the head. The
assault took place while Luque was in
the box, with no one on base, and the
pitcher claims that it was due to vicious
language used by the official. Luque
and Catcher Allen of the Reds both
made affidavit that KLEIN had used such
language -,
If the claims are proved the club will
bring charges against Klein. Luque was
put out of the game and Eller finished
it. Previous to this incident shower
of pop bottles fell around Klein. when
he called F'ournier safe at the plate in
the sixth inning. Wingo was put out of
the game at this time for abusive
language. The scores:
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U. S. POLOISTS WIN.
Army Team Beats Everdon Hall,
12 to 8, in England.

LONDON. June 2s.-The polo team
of the American army Of occupation
defeated the Everdon Hall team today
cup by a score of 12 to 3. The rid
ing Of Capt. A. r. Harris of the field
artillery and Capt. Terry de la NJ.
Allen of the cavalry featured the
match. Other members of the Amer
lean team are Col. n. E. Margetts of
the field artillery and Capt J. S. Tate
of the cavalry. On Monday the Amer
leans will play the Moreton House
team in the finals.
In the series of games with English
teams the Americans have won seven.
lost three and tied one. They are
soon to begin a series OF matches in
Paris.
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PASADENA. Calf, June 26-one
world and one American record were
broken at the Western Olympic games
track and field tryouts at Tournament
of Roses Park here today.
Representatives of the Olympic Club
of San Francisco made the two new
records. John X. Norton was officially
credited with running the 440-yard
hurdles in 81 LIS seconds or 2-5 sec
ond better than the previous world
record established by W. II. Meanix at
Cambridge, Mass. July Is. 1915. c. F.
Hunter, it was announced, broke the
previous American record of Is min
utes 2-5 seconds for the 5000 meter
race by 3-5 of a second. when he
made the distance in Is minutes
As seconds. The previous record
was established by L. Scott at Celtic
Park. New York, May Is. 1912.
The Summaries.
100 yards-First. Charles w. Paddock. Uni
verSty of Southern California; second. Morris
NJ sh;-d kifksey asH! 3lympie Club San ranescc
letie Club: Time. 90 40.
2e0-yard dash-Fist, Charles W. Padderek,
.; s. G.: second. Morris NJ kirksey. Olympic
Club; third, Henry Williams. spokane A. L.
440-yard run-First. George s. Schiller. Uni
versity Of Southern California: second, Colon
knby: University of Redlands: third. Gwynn
NJ: Wilson, University Of Southern California.
$50 yards-First. A. b. sprott. University
OF OF California; second. Fred E. Farmer. Olympic
ef Mile runMFiPsf iG A. q ps Swan a'i Maiinom.s aa
C.; second. A, B. sproutt. Q. c.; third, Fred
E. Farmer. Olympic Club. Time, o..s 4-5
San Francisco. unattached; second Charles Fl.
Smith, Washington State College; third. Art
I6-On she II n
man. Olympic Club. 46 feet Y inch; second.
E. R; CsuEhey: Olympic Club. a feet !.
inch IN -. third r. n Irving. University of Idaho.
1epound hammer r-throw-First J. W. Mer-
chant, chant. University Of California. les feet 8
Club. San Francisco. 100 feet: third. viii
liam Lionwest. Los Angeles Athletic Club, s.
feet.
Throwing 5spound weight-Ffrst. James N.
McEachern. Olympic Club. 81 feet 10 inches;
second. second. Alma Richards. Ogden Athletic Asso-
man. olympic Club, 2S feet u inch.
rI;sy l2o-yard hurdles = First. William Ycunt.
ton. olympic Club: third. r Serie Nun %urr.y. % Los
| Angeles Athletic Club Time. OILS.
o,4a-yy ,44o-yard ,. hurdles-First. John x; Norton.
aa' ts1d WHARF n1' Welis " .fss nsltpS no.
NAH Athletic Club. Time. O.54 10.
e!sns W feet Af5 10
inches: second. William Yount. University Of
1ss 1kedlrnds e feet s inches; third 2 Mul
Running high jump-First H. p Muller
University of California. feet So inches;
second. second. Oliver CORY Chaffee. Union High
pleton. Olympic Club. San Francisco. feet
2k inches. Templeton failed to appear for the
Throwing the discus-First, william X.
Bartlett, University of Oregon, l43 feet }
inches; second. Augustus r. Pope, University
OF Washington, 142 feet 1-2 inch: third John
ID. Boyle, Q. s. c., 139 feet 8 "a inches.
Pole vauit-First. Eldopi Jenne Washington
State College. II feet inches; second. Charles
W. Bergstrom, L. A. A.. C., II feet: third.
Richard Emmons, U. S. c.. IL feet inches
Throwing the javelin-First. John +. Han
Arthur NJ. Luck, University of Oregon. III
feet; third X. \. Irving, University Of Idaho.
165 feet IA inches -
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the sixth and the set by an out.
Better form by Miss Gould marked
the beginning of the second set, and
the first two games were lost by
only two points. In the third she
appeared to have better chance
when Miss Znderstein hit the net
three times. but recovered and won
out on out-of-court drives. Miss
Gould resorted to her effective back
hand stroke in the fifth. and brought
the game to deuce, but lost through
off court drives.
The doubles championship went to
Miss Eleanor Tenant of Los Angeles
and Miss Florence Ballin of New
York, who defeated Miss Gould and
Miss Roberta Esch of Cleveland. 6-3,
e..
In the mixed doubles Miss Tenant
and Ira Reindel defeated Miss Linder-
stein and George Reindel, jr.. II
6-4 6-4.
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HARVARD DEFEATS YALE
IN ODD GAME OF SERIES

BOSTON, June 26.-Harvard's base
ball nine today continued the athletic
successes begun with the victory of
the Crimson crew yesterday by win
ming from Yale, to 3, in the decid-
ing game of the series. Each had
won a game previously, making the
play-off necessary
Robert W. Emmons, Sd, of this city
was reelected captain of the Har-
ward base ball team for 1921 and
James Wilton Peters of Providence,
r. l., was elected captain of the Yale
nine after today'S game.
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TITLE TO YALE GOLFER
Sweetser, Freshman, Defeats Ward
of Williams in Intercollegiate
Tourney Final BY and 4.

GLEN COVE. n. Y, June 26.-Jesse
Sweetser. Yale freshman, defeated
James Ward of Williams, up and 3
to play in the final round of the
intercollegiate Golf Association cham
pionship tournament at the Nassau
County Club here today.
Although he always looked like a
winner; Sweetser. who halls from
Ardsley, had to work hard to defeat
his opponent. a Kansas City player,
who made a good uphill fight.
Sweetser had 70 in the first round
and 63 for the fifteen holes in the
afternoon. Ward had an 81 in the
morning and "a for the fifteen holes
in the second round. the match ending
when the thirty-second hole was
halyed
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MILAN DOOMS MACKS
TO nth LOSS IN ROW
Clout to Scoreboard in Ninth Clues
Zachary 4-3 Verdict in Box
Duel With Perry.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

OF
Phladeph straight defeats
victory registered Nationals yesterday served the
of Perrys estimation OF
With the tally deadlocked at
both Perry and Zachary getting by
ing
halted host Joe Judgs toed his club to the plate IN the
had recorded and Charity
the result OF tumble by Dugan and stolen base Judge
unguarded The
memory OF them He
walk
thereby "Old Man Milan.
Macks finger
walking o5o
boaing 557 He probably knows There
will ball player than having his
sticking ability Perry action reflection
evincd his smashing
Charity with the deciding tally
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EASTERN TEAM WINNER.
New York Beats Chicago in High
School Title Game,

CHICAGO. June e6.-The High
School of Commerce Of New York
base ball team today defeated Lane
School of Chicago, 12 to 6,
in a game which was to decide the
public high school championship of
the two cities.
Gherrig, a seventeen-year-oi boy,
who played first base for the eastern
ers. drove the ball over the right
field wall of the Cubs park for a
home run with the bases filled.
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LOSE IN CANADIAN TENNIS.
James and Taylor of New York
Beaten in Doubles Final.

TORONTO, June 26.-R. L. James
and Harold L. Taylor of New York
were defeated today in the final for
the eastern Canadian doubles tennis
championship by E. A. Burns and A.
Ross of Toronto. 81. 6-3.
Mrs. H. Bickle of Toronto won the
ladies' singles title by defeating Miss
F. Best Of Toronto. Ga, 6-. In
lie and Robert Baird outplayed Miss
Best and Burns, 81. 6-3.
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Rice Passes 500 Mark
for Bingles IN Six Years

When Sam Rice poled one of
Rollie MAYORS shoots to right
in the third inning Of Fridays
game with the Macks he regis
tered the 5OOth safe hit of his
major league career. Rice ranks
American League, with the fol-
lowing six-year record:
Games. 40; at bat. 1880;
runs, 219: hits, sol; doubles. IS;
triples, 20; hOmers, s; stolen
bases. 81: batting percentage,
.31J.
Rice now has hit safely In his
last ten games, getting 10 hits
In thirty-eight times at bat for
nm average Of 800.
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Mrs. Latimer Is Winner.

MRS. M. e. Latimer won the weekly
putting tourney at Columbia Country
Club yesterday, defeating Mrs.
CHARLES White in the final by and, 2.
Mrs. w. E. Shannon won the consola-
tion. scoring over Mrs. c. NJ Shep-
nerd by up in the final round. In
an early round Mrs. J. c. Mclaughlin
and Mrs. c. B. Doyle played 23 holes
before the former won.
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INDIANS PITCHERS
EASY FOR CHICAGO
White Sox Drive Three From
Mound in Winning by
IL to 7 Score.

CHICAGO. June 26.-Chicago hit
four Cleveland pitchers hard today
and won, II to 7. Cleveland made a
belated rally in the ninth. when Card
ner tripled with the bases full, but it
availed it nothing. Faber was effective
except in the final inning. when he ap-
parently eased up, having a nine-run
lead at that time. Score:
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PITCHES "a INNINGS.
Sheehan of Atlanta Holds Little
Rock to Two Runs.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. June 26.-Tom
Sheehan, AtIanta's big Highlander.
set a new southern record for the
number of innings pitched in one day
when he held Little Rock to two
runs in twenty-fo four innings today
The Atlanta club has but three
pitchers, and after Atlanta had won
the first game, 5 to /, he then went
back in the second contest and bat
tied with 'Rube" Robinson fifteen in
nings to a 1-to-1 tie. The game.
which was to have gone but seven
innings. was called because of dark
ness.
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Medals for Griff and Jordan.

clark Griffith. president of the Ma
tlonals, and Assistant Business Man
ager E. w. Jordan. who commanded
the S12th Machine Gun Battalion
overceas, will be presented with a.
gold and silver medal, respectively,
by the boys of Walter Reed HospitaI
IN appreciation of what they have
done in behalf Of the wounded men.
The presentation will take place at
the ball park July s, when the Ma
tlonals and Indians will play a
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PIRATES FINISH STRONG.
Bunch Hits on Vaughn in Eighth
and Defeat Cubs, 8 to 4.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, June 26.-Ptts-
burgh won from Chicago here today,
9 to 4, in a game featured by heavy
hitting. The visitors scored one run
off Hamilton in the first inning, and
three in the second. Meador and
Ronder held Chicago scoreless for
seven innings. In the eighth Pitts
burgh came from behind. scoring six
runs on six hits and two walks.
Score:
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EASY WIN FOR KUMAGAE.
Beats Voshell for Metropolitan
Title in Straight Sets.

NEW YORK. June 26.-Ichiya Ku-
magae of japan won the metropoli-
tan tennis singles championship here
today. defeating in the final S. How
ard Voshell Of Brooklyn, the playing
through title holder. The score was
60, 81, 6-3.
Voshell was suffering from an in
Jured foot, and was outspeeded
throughout.
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DODGERS DROP A PAIR.
Braves Win, l to o and z to Q
Opener Being Fine Slab Duel.

BOSTON, June 26.-Boston defeated
Brooklyn in both ends of a double
header today, taking the first game
10 and the second Z to 2. The
opener was a pitchers battle in
which Oeschger had the edge IN
Smith. Bunched hits off Grimes in
the third and fifth innings decided the
second game.
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Runs-Peckinpaugh (2l, Ward. Pipp. Ruth
2), Meusel (2). Bodie (2l, Gleich, Pratt !2),
Hannah Collins Error-Nitt. Iwo-base hits
Foster. Ruth. HaHsah. Collins, Peckin-
paugh. Three-base hits--Pipp. Bodie. Meusel.
Stolen bases-Ward, Ruth. Sacrifice hit-Col-
lins. Double plays-Peckinpaugh (unasssted)
Pipp and Peckinpaugh: Foster. Witt and McIn-
mis-. Left on bases-New York, Z; Boston. 3.
Base on balls-On Bush. 8; off Collins, 4.
Hits-Of Bush, IA in 51s innings; off Karr.
in ga innings. Hit by pitcher-By Bush,
(Meusel, twice.. Struck out-By Bush 2;
by Karr. l.; by Collins, 3. Losing pitcher
Bush Umpires-Messrs. Moriarity and Chill.
Time Of game hours and minutes.
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Two Jump Spartanburg Club.

SPARTANBURG. S. c., June 26.-
Pitchers Herschler and Sedgwick, the
former the star left-hander of the
Spartanburg club, have jumped the
team, giving as their reasons their
inability to endure the dissension ex-
isting among the South Atlantic
PLAYERS"
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Totals. .35 10 "a 10

Totals .35 10 "a 10 Totals. % 16 q l3
sBatted for Meador in the 7th.
fBatted for Lee in the Sth.
Chico o o o o o.
Pittsburgh. o Ks
Runs Flack, o'Farrell. Herzog. Paskert.
Birbee Carey, Southworrh (2D, Whitted.
eaton (2) Lee Barbare. Errors-Fiack. Ter
ry, whitted. Two-base hits = Lee. Merkle.
Three-b base hits - 0'Farren, Paskert. South
worth. Stolen bases-Bigbee, O'Farrell. South
worth, Hollocher. Sacrifces-F1ack, Hollocher.
Double plays Cation, Barbara and Grimm;
Herxog and Merkle. Left on bases-Chicago.
O.; Pittsburgh, 10. BaSes balls on
vaughn. 4; or Hamilton, 1; OF Ponder. ..
Hits-On Hamilton. in innings; OF Pom
der. in 2 innings; OF Meador, in 5 in
nings. Struck out-By Vaughn. 4: by Pom
der. /. Wild piteh-Ponder- Winning pitcher
-Pondef. Umptres-Aessfs. Rigier and Nofaa.
Time Of game-2 boufS and minuteS.
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Will Hold Swimming Meet.

The junior department of the Y. M.
c. A. and the municipal pools team
will engage in a swimming meet at
the municipal pools July 81. There
will be three classes, 100 pounds and
under, 125 pounds and under and over
125 pounds.
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Totals. 81 27 10 Totals. 80
sRotted for Davis in the Sth.

Detroit ~ . 2 o o o 1 0-5
St Louis D 0 0 1 %
Runs-Bush. veach. Heilmann. Ellison. Pi-
nelli, Sisler. Billings Error-Billings. Two
base hits-Heilman, Sisler. Davis Three-base
hits-Billings, Sisler. Home run-Heilmann
Stolen bases - Bush, jacobson. Sacrifices -
Pinelli, Ainsmith. Jacobson. Double plays
Der. Left on bases-Detroit, 8; St. Louis. Z.
Bases on balls-On Dauss, 4; on Davis, s.
Hit by pitcher-By Dauss (BiIlings). Struck
out-By Dauss, 2; by Davis. |. Umpires-
Messrs. Connolly and Nallin. Time of game
Il hour and % minutes.
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'Batted for Niehaus in the 9th.
IRAN for O'Neill in the 9th,
cleveland. ..... 0 0 1 OO1 IT
Chicago. ....... o 7O4 1r12
Runs-ChapDan (2), Speaker Smith, Gard
ner. Caldwell. Wood, Leibold (2), Z. Collins
"; weaver t2), Jackson, Felsch, J. Collins,
Klsberg, Schalk, Faber. Errors - Speaker
0.Neill, Weaver. Risberg. Two-base hits -
Risberg, Speaker. Three-b base hits-Wambs-
ganss. Chapman, Jackson, Gardner co. Stolen
Dase-E Collins Sacrifces-Faber, ]. Col
Inns, Smith, Weaver, Jackson. Double plays
T. Collins to Risberg to J. Collins to Z. Col
Inns; Schalk to Risberg. Left on bases-Cleve-
Faeth, 1; OF Faber. 4. Hits-Of Caldwell. q
In = innings (none out in 4th); off Faeth.
IN =" inning; off Myers, 8 in 1-3 innings
Struck out-By Caldwell, . by Myers. i: bv
Faber. l. Losing pitcher-Caldweli. Umpires
: Messrs. Hildebrand and Evans. Time of
game hours and 10 minutes.
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MATHEY SPRINGS UPSET.
Defeats johnson for Delaware Ten
mis- Championship.

WILMINGTON, Del. June 26.-
Dean Mathey. West Side Tennis Club,
Long Island. and New York state
tennis champion, sprang a surprise
pionship of Delaware by defeating
Wallace johnson, Philadelphia, the
Pennsylvania state titleholder, Ga,
60, If, Cd.
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SECOND CAME

- mRuns'rimth, Myers, Powell, Pick, Eayrs
CD. Cruise, Boeckel Maranville. Errors
kildun 90. Johnston. Grimes, Boeckel. Fill
lingim. Twobase hits-Eayrs. Myers. Three
base hitZMiljus. Stolen base-Wheat. Sacri
Brooklyn. 8; Boston. 9. Bases on balls-On
Grimes. 1; OF Fillingim, 3. Hits-Of Crimes
in innings: OF Miljus, in innings.
Winning .pitcher-Fillingim. Losing pitcher
Grimes. Umpires-Messrs. O'Day and Quig-
ley. Time Of game-1 hour and so minutes.
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TIGERS BRACING UP.
Defeat Browns, S to 2, on Errors
and Timely Hitting.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 26.-Timely
hitting, Davis wiIdness and an error
by Billings, resulted in Detroit defeat
ing st. Louis, 5 to 2, today. Billings
error allowed two runs The score:
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FIRST GAME.

ry. Two-base hits-Kopf. Janvrin, Stock. Nc
Henry. Three-base hits-Fournier. DiIhoefer.
Sacrifice hits-SchultZ, Haines. Left on bases
ST. Ionis, z: Cincinnati. ). Bases on balls
or Ruether .; off Haines. 1. Hit by pitcher
By Haines. 1. Struck ont-By Ruether, 1:
by Haines. L. Umpires-Messrs. KLEIN and
Emslie-Time of game hour and 81 minutes
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ONE HIT OFF COLLINS.
SO, 900 See Yankees Trounce Red
Sox by 14-to-O Count.

NEW YORK, June 2e-The New
York Americans won an overwhelming
victory over Boston here this afternoon.
winning the second game of the series
by a score of IA to 0. A capacity crowd
of $4,000 saw the game. While Warren
Collins. Texas League recruit, pitched
one-hit shutout in his third major
league start, the Yankees battered
Pitchers Bush and Karr for eighteen
hits, totaling thirty-two bases. Score:
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SECOND GAME.

Cincinnati. 0 0 o 2 o 0 %
Runs-Shotten. Fournier. Schultz. Clemons.
Groh, Kopf, Allen. Two-base hit-LAvan.
Stolen bases-Heathcote. Schultz. Sacrifice
hits-Rath, Groh. Double play-Stock to
Hornsby to Fournier. Left on bases-St
Louis. s.; Cincinnati. 8. Bases on balls
on Luque. g. off Doak. ). Hits-Of Luque. 8
in 7aa innings; off Eller. 1 in HI innings off
Doak. in innings; off Sherdel, none in 8
innings. Struck out-By Luque. 3; by Eller.
2: by Doak. 2. Wild pitch--Luqne. Winning
pitcher.Doak. Losing pitcher--Luque. Um-
pires-Messrs. Klein and Emslie. Time of
game honrs and 10 minutes
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Runs tatted in = Milan. Rice. Shannon,
Walker, Welsh. Myatt. Two-base hits -
Judge Dugan. Milan t2). Stolen bases -
Charity t2,. Rice. Walker, Judge. Sacrifices
Griffin. Shanks, Milan. Myatt, Walker. Left
on bases - Philadelphia, 10; Washington. 8.
Base ON balls-On Zachary, .; OF Perry l..
Hit by ptcher-By Zachary (Perkinsl. Struck
out-By Zachary, 4; by Perry, 1. Umpires-
Messrs. Frel and Dineen. Time of game
l hour and 81 minutes.
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FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE

Lakeland, l.; Tampa, o.
Daytona, S; Sanford, z.
Orlando. so; Barlow, 2-S.
Rradentown-St. PetersbufH-fain.
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PENNANT RACES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
Phila. at Washington. Phila. at Washington
Boston at New York. Chicago at Detroit
Detroit at st. Louis. Cleve at ST. Louis
Cleve. at Chicago.
WASH, 4: Phila.. 8. Detroit B: St. L., g.
N. T., II; Boston. o. Chicago, 12; Cleve., Z.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY.
New York at Brook.
Pitts. at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cincin.
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Hun-PoweI1. Error-McCabe Three- -hasa
hit-Poweli. Sacrifice hit-Cruise. Left on
Dc oases,brooklyn, 4; Boston. Z. Bases on balls
~On smith, 1; of Oeschger, 8. Hits~Oe
ming Struck out-By Smith, i; by oeschper
Losing pitcher-Smith UmpiresEMessrs
Vuisiey and o'Day. Time Of game-1 hour
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RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS CANES.
N. y, s-A RAil. 6-s. st. L.. 81; Cinci.. 0.3.
Evening star., 1920-06-27

GAMES TOMORROW.
New York at Phila.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Pitts. at Chicago.
Et vnris at Cinsim
Evening star., 1920-06-27
MILAN THERE IN. PINCH

TWO OUT Wheh Winning run was sCUIeU.
Philadelphia o o 0 0 0-3
wushinytou o 90 IA