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New-York tribune., 1920-06-01
Home Run by Alex
Extends His String
To Eleven Straight

CHICAGO. May 31.-The Cubs and
the Cincinnati Reds broke even to-
day in the holiday double header, the
locals winning the morning game to
? in ten innings and the visitors taking
the afternoon contest, to 2.
Alexander's home run with two out
in the last half of the tenth won in
the morning. 1t also gave Alexander
his eleventh straight victory and made
it nine straight for the Cubs. Deal
made home run in the seventh which
put Chicago in the lead temporarily,
but the Reds tied the score in the
eighth, when Alexander lost control
for few minutes.
jim Vaughn, who started the after
noon game, was forced to quit because
of lame shoulder. Rallies in the sew
cnth and eighth innings, when Cincln-
matt punched hits, won for them.
The scores:
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beaten at one point that the big crowd
started started to jeer and the two douehtv
coionels, Rupert and Huston 49,
looking Tor the nearest exit IN ~ y
elgnth inning their equanimitv vas an
tLireiy restored and the multitude was
puslly engaged in repairing the cracked
peoestal OF the Yanks. That is the wav
~ ,ne game; The bum Of the first
lanlng may be the idol of the nintb
and vice versa. "'"'"'
IN dhormahlen looked soft for the Sem
when Ellerbe, Shannon and Charr;4s,,, ar,;is,
had pasted him for a hit for one a' r,,, 10y
put the Yankees came right % back o", ;r
lhelr half with three runs. Pratt COT
a base on balls and Ping Bodie ssut go
MIN to third with a double. pratt
might have come home on the hloxv
Du' Elleroe trlcked him into pulling up
oi making motions as though he we're
apouo TO receive the throw. DUFFY
10y Lt*is cane me through with double to
ieft and Pratt and Bodie scored
fecklnpaugh put his first double of
the second game into the dial Of VIZ
lngersoll clock and Lewis scored Th,s
caused Clarke Griffith to remove Court
ney from the box with some ahrunt-
ness. NP'
l.. the third inning the Senators
retaliated by giving Young nrbo,s Herhers
Thormahlen the beatine Of his carsor ne'
Milan beat hit to the box. with
klce out, Roth singled to right send
m; Milan to third. Then George
Duffy Lewis encountered CALAMITY
that seemed to stun him. Harris sin
gled TO right and Duffy let the ball
go through him. 1t went 80 rapidly
that Duffy stood there paralyzed,
{~,o
romped across the plate as Pinr
Bode pursued the elusive ne]let
through the tall green grass. Thor
mahlen knocked off for the afternoon
and Long Ernie Shore took un The
load of misfortune that he flung he
hind him.
Wake Up in Fourth
More terrible things happened In
the FOURTH. Judge got hit to left,
ana got to third on a couple of outs.
Roth scored him with a hit to center.
Roth proceeded to steal second and
third from directly under tho two
noses Of the Yankee battery. Harris
| got base on balls, Then Roth and
Harris tried the double steal. Shore
stood and held the ball as though the
play were something new to him. and
he was still holding it in amazement
as Roth crossed the plate. Elerbe
cracked double to left and scored
Harris.
The Yanks quickly disposed of
Snyder, in their half of the fourth.
Lewis hit to left Hannah walked and
Collins advanced with sacrifice
I Peckinpaugh was passed and Meuscl
scored two runs with hit to left
The Washington battery was switched
TO Johnson and Picinich
|. In the sixth the Yanks tied it up
and accomplished the difficult feat Of
driving Truck Hannah all the way
around with hits. Truck started with
a single. Peckinpaugh tried to ram
him along to third, but Truck made
second. Meusel propelled Hannah all
the way to third with another mighty
blow Ppp drove him homo with
Peckinpaugh right behind, tieing it up
with hit to left.
The last onslaught or the over
worked Walter Johnson came in the
eighth, when Peckinpaugh and Meusel
tripled in turn and Ruth made it Of
! fetal with the daily homo run
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Burns an Easy Victor

Frankie Burns, the Jersey bantam
weight, easily defeated Freddie Jacks,
of England, in the feature twelva-
round bout at the Armory A. A., Jersey
City, last night. In the semi-tinal
Johnny Buff knocked out Willie Burns
iii the sixth round
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ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Red SOx-Athletics
Divide the Honors
In Double Header

BOSTON. May 31.-The Red Sox and
Philadelphia Athletics divided honors
in their double-header this Afternoon.
Pennock's superior pitching and his
own single, which drove over two runs,
accounted for Boston winning the first
game to /. The visitors won the sec-
ond game, 9 to A.
The scores:
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Britton Beats CriHitI,s

AKRON, Ohio. May 31-Jack Brit
ton. champion welterweight, won the
newspaper decision over Johnny Grif-
fiths in fifteen~round open air boxing
contest here this afternoon.
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Yale Beats Harvard at Golf

PROVIDENCE, May 31.-The Yale
gqlf GO team defeated Harvard on the
Khode Island Country Club links here
TINS afternoon. matches to 3. Yale
go' al tnree points in the foursomes
individual play. The Yale freshm.n
team beat the Harvard freshmen II i
to Z. 81. -. A rsxssaa.z1 :
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Eight in Ro,U for Hugn1en;
Rallies Defeat Senators
Babe Gets Twelfth Circuit Clout Off Walter Johnson
in Second Game; Lewis, Hannah and Picinich
Also Make Homers; Scores Are 10 and lO-7
BY w. O. Mcclellan

The Yankees behind yesterday pounded the
entire pitching staff of Clark Grfhs
oly winning both the
Iorance there S6So
new record for attendance the field Bluff
stuffed stands and bachers
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AFTERNOON GAME
Totals 81 4s "a II o Totals .so7 o7134
'Batted for Janvrn in ninth inning
1Batted for Hamilton IN third inning
tBatted for Cooper in eighth inning

!!5"tttH IJI V-OOPEI III eIG htE INNING.
sRan for lIinchman in Gig hth inning
St. Louis. 2 0 0 O o.
Pittsburgh l Q 0 o NJ
Two base hlt--Caton. Three base hits
Hornsby, McHenry, Schmidt. Home run
Sout th"orth. Stolen bascs-Fournlcr Carey
w, Cutshaw. McIIenry, Lavan. Sacrifices
Stock. Clemons. Cutshaw3 Double plays
W htted (unassisted); Hornshv ana
Fournier. Left on bases-St I,outs a
alttsburgh. 3. Bases on balls-OT Doak
q, on liamilton. 2; off Cooper. 8; off Carl
Of Carlson, none in. i; OF Cooper a. IN
n Hlt by pltcher-By Doak (iIinchman1
S,iucK ~, outIBy Hamilton, 2; by Cooper.
w ihhihS ptcher-Cooper Umpires-Mc
cormick and Hart. Time OF game-2,o7 ''0
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Eastern League

springnsid. 2. Worcester. l "a. m)
Springfield, 3. Worcester. o. M
Hartford. s. Waterbury, a. n.y.
Waterbury. 2. Hartford i o. m.
Nsw Haven. 6, bridgeport. o. M
Bridgeport. g. Now Hnvon. CD m)
Fittnhcid 3; Albany. (am
PittHGeId. 3. Albany % nj
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Ledoux Knock Out Briton

LONDON, May 31.-Chares Ledoux,
of France, tonight knocked out Jim
Higgins, of England, in the eleventh
round of twchty-round bout. The
bout was for the bantamweight cham
pionship of Europe, which is held by
LedOux
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GAME
Totals 1858 "a 10 Totals 81 sl7 81 l2
'Batted for Dauss In ninth inning.
TBatted for Jones in ninth inning

Detroit So. ! Q 2 o o-5
Two base hits-Young. Speaker. Gardner
(2), Jameson. Three base hit--O'Neill
Home run-..Gardner. Stolen base-veach
Wambsganss, Speaker. Double plays
Chapman (unassfsted); Chapman, VAN bs-
ganss and Johnston (2); Young, Bush and
Heilman. Left ON bases-Detroit, S Cleve-
land. 9. Bases on balls-Off t.auss. 8, off
Niehaus. 5. Hits-Or Myers 8 In Ia
innings; off Niehaus in Z 2-3 Struck
out-By Dauss 4, by Niehaus, !. Wild
pitch--Myers Winning pitcher-Nehaus
'Umpires- and Dnncen. Time Of
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Douglas and Barnes Fail;
Brooklyn, in Tie for Lead
Games; Errors by Doyle and Fletcher Help
Grimes and Ma1naux Win by 81 and So

Dodgers matrea John McGraws Giants at
taking bill
the 2 and that OF
The wopy triumph made five straight tor the
Fatbush them tie for first place with the Chi
Cub The back o seventh position
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AFTERNOON GAME
Totals ..o9 5 "A IL 81 Totals 3} 5 o7 7

'Batted for Barnes in eighth inning.
New York.. 0 0 o-1
Brooklyn.... 0 Ks
Three base hit-OlSan. Stolen bases
Ncls, Wheat, Myers. Aitchell. Sacrifices
Johnston kilduff Miller Double plays
Eletcher Doyle and Kelly: Johnston and
Mitchell; Miller and Olson: Neis and
Mitchell. Left on bases--New York, 4:
Brooklyn. s. Bases on balls-On Barnes
+; Off Mamaux 3 Hits-On Barnes, 9 in
I innings; off Douglas. none In l. Struck
out-By Barnes. A. by Douglas, l; by
Mamaux Al ? Wild pitoh--Mamaux. Los
Emslie. Time of same-l:43
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Pirates Triumph
After Dropping
First to Cards

PITTSBURGH, May 31.-The ST.
Louis Cardinals and Pirates divided
honors to-day, the visitors winning the
morning game by score of 5 to and
losing the afternoon contest, I to 4.
The scores
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SECOND GAME
SECOND GAME
CNICAGO "A. Ii ST LNI-IS "A ~
Totals Al ; - 80 "A o Totals 40 l6 so
'Rattcd for Davis in sixth inning.
Battcd FOR Burwell in eighth inning

TBattod iof BurWell IN eighth inning
Chicago. o -
st. Louis o : 0-5
Two base hits-Fcsch Ciedeon. Sisler
Stolen base-Felsch Sacritces-I INV =.
Williams, X Williams. Double plavs2E
Collins; Risberg and Jourdan; Williams
r. Collins and JourGan Wiliams ana
) ourdan Lett on bases-Chicago. Is: ~
> J outs l. Bases on balls-Off Williams
., on Van glider |; off Davis. 8: Off Bur.
WSii' l. OF sanders. .. Hits-OH Vap
Glider, in 2 Is innings Cone ON, a., II,
5hlrdo tr OF Of PAYS in 20: off Burwsil IL
wtI;s,ns N on SahdeTs h1 In q Struck out"By
Losing pitcher Sanders UmpresNs,ss. .s'e,s. i.
arty ana connolly. Time OF game-9l5
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MORNING. GA Me
Totals 3e II 81 l5 o. Totals co., SO 10 27 ~
'Batted for Shotton In ninth inning.
iBatted for Ponder in nth inning.
tBatted for Meador In seventh inning.

Barte1 fOnTeF mi r1rn frnfnE.
tBatted for Meador In seventh inning.
sRan for Hinchman In seventh inning.
st. Louis. 2 0-5
Pittsburgh. o 3 OF
Two base hits-Shotton. Fourner, Carey,
Clemons (2). Three base hits-S1nith.
Nicholson. Stolen base--Southw Sac
ri1ccs-Cut shaw, Cation. Jacobs. Double
play-Lavan, Hornsby and Fournier. Left
on bases-St. Louis, s, Pittsburgh, T.
Bases on balls--Off Sherdel, Q: off Jacobs
l. off Watson, /. Hits--OH Sherdel 10 in
- innings; off Jacobs. none In / %
off Ponder Z in s; off Meador, | In 2; off
Watson. 3 in l-3 OF Cooper. none In 2s
Struck out--By sherdel / by Ponder, .
by Cooper, l. Wild pitch-Ponder Win
ming pitcher--Sherdel Losing pitcher
Ponder. Umpires-Hart and McCormick.
Time OF game-2:ol
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AFTERNOON GAME
Totals 81 2 81 ls o Totals e. s5 4 10 27 l42
'Batted for TwombIy in eighth inning.
tBatted for Martin IN ninth inning.

Cincinnati.. 0 I 0 | 2 o.
Chicago..... 0 ] 0 l-2
Two base hits--Pas skert. Kopf (2), Nor
ile Stolen base--Hollocher, Sacrifices
Barber Merkle, Neale Left bases
Chicago, 7; Cincinnati, 8. Bases on balls
OFF Ring. 3; off Martin 8. Hits-OH
Vaughn, in 2 l3 innings; or Martin.
in 2-3. Struck out-By Martin 8; by
Ring. g. Losing pitcher-Vaughn UNI
pires-O Day and Quigley. Time of game
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ST. .John's Nine Wins

St Johns College defeated Brooklyn
Polytechnic Institute at baseball yes
tcrday on 81. Johns Field by score
Of " to e.
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BOSTON a. LN


Boston. l5stsGe','''A. ..''. / Q -
Two-base hits - Dykes (2>, Walkor,
Welsh. Foster Mclnnis. Three base hi -
Schang. Home ,un-Schang. Stolen bass
Dykes. Perkins Sacrifice - Wall. :.
Double plays-McNaliy and Schans icnS
dryx and McInnis Left on bases-Pnils~
delphia. 8; Boston. 9. Bases on balls
or Perry. u off Harper. ? off hs1T. <, = l..
10 in 6 Hit by pitcher-By karr (Burru }.
struck out-Ry Perry, 2; by Harper, /: ~
Karr , Wild pitch-Harper Losing
nitchor HARPER Umpires - Evans and
Hildebrand. Tins Of game-l:5s.
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A AFTERNOON GAME


~ l0tals 81 IL "a II o Totals 81 10 Is 81 IS 3
Ne,S NaS";ngton' ynsl, ! o O. Z
New ork' 0 0 x-1o
r,outs 1aSe 1ai,e its-Peckinpaugh (2). Bodie
e.aIa, ckinpa ugh. Meusel Home run-~Rnth rI't'
uG.en rificsn SDasfGsHiGe Saffn- Roth O. Harris Sac
Pipp. Ieft ot!lns Is, DO Double play-,Collins and
GoE,, aorE T. Bases on balls-on shore n eW oFf
IIjtsHSss; IIIjuaeneS; :; or Snyder. 2; off Collins. !
Ihorna \ n h len In 1-3 off snyder % Gl, jn
in on Shore, Sl3 so,, in a. off Johnson =
ni,cherG %, on rToliins. in 1-3 Hit by
p,, Ihormahlen (Rice) Str,oy oy
9butLby bl Thorma hlen. /: by C Courtnev s,ruck
Courtnav runnsont /; by Collins, q Wild piichE
ing ing PIT , cher - johnson. Umniras Los
ana emil Time of game-2i2o. ovens
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Totals 81 . II "a q totals So 10 q IA /
'Batted for Winters in seventh inning
tBatted for Hubbel in ninth inning.
New York;. 0 o i
Brooklyn.... S-o
Two base hits-Johnston. Burns. Three
base hits-S,itcheu Kilduff Sacrifice
Myers. Double plays--Fletcher and Kelly
Miller and Johnston. Left on bases-New
York, s. Brooklyn. g. First base on errors
Brooklyn. 9. Base on balls-OH Winters
/. Hits and earned runs-On Douglas. 4
hits. runs in 2-3 innings: off Winters
) hits, runs in 1-3 off Hubbell. hit
no runs in .. hit by pitcher-By Winters
(Miller). Suck out-By Grimes. Z. Um
pires-klem and Emslie. Time of game
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.ORNING ME-
Totals IS 10 80 20 Totals ...s3 so %

Totals 3s . 10 80 20 Totals ...33 s so -
1.-TWO out when winning was scored
Cincinnati. .... 0 o o
{ hcago. o........... Is
Two base hits-Duncan Daubert (2).
Home runs-Deal, Alexander. Stolen bases
Duncan. Neale. Sacrince-killefer. Double
and Daubert CD. Left on
bases--Chicago. 4; Cincinnati g. Bases
on balls-Of Alexander. 4; off Fisher. 2
Struck out-By Alexander. l. Umpires-
Quigley and O'Day. Time of game: 90.
@
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AFTERNOON GAMES


sRatted for Welsh IN ninth Inning.
tBatted for Witt in ninth inning.
Philadelphia o Q o-t
Boston. o 2 I-2
Two-basc hits--Dugan. Perkins. Three-
base hit-McNally. Stolen base--Dugan.
Double play-Dykes. Dugan and Griffin.
Left on bases--Philad delphia. 4. Boston. !.
Bases on balls-Of Naylor q off Pennock.
/. Struck out-By Naylor, 4 by Pennock =,
:. Hildebrand and Evans Time
pf
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY


Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston (two).
Detroit at Cleveland.
Chicago mt st. Louis.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York, 7; Washington, 6 Ga. ny
New York. 10; Washington, 7 In. M
Boston, 3; Philadelphia, / Ust).
Philadelphia, 8; Boston, 4 (2d)
Cleveland, 9; Detroit. S Ga. n.y.
Cleveland. Z; Detroit, 3 Up. n.y.
st. Louis, 2; Chicago, 0 Ust)
Nhlcago' 30; st. Louis, ; Go ms, 2d)
STANDING OF TEAMS
C, W. l.. pc. W.L. Pc.
% II .6I1lSt. Iouis 400 asa
\. York. - Is .GO5 rLilo IaoT 40
Chicago. 20 rs .526lDctroI, 1I2S onc
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Southern Associat;on

New Orleans. II. Nashville, 6 IsD.
NanhvlIle. 2. Now Orloans (3d).
Mobile. 9. Chattanooga. unD
Ch"ttanooKa. 3; Mobile, t2d).
Little i,ock. 8 BIrrning ham. GnD
idtti" hock. !. NlrminGhnn. 0 fed)
Memphis. Q. Ailhn'n. tGtn. RAM
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White Sox Lose and Win
7IRST GAM

Totals SD "a II Totals 30 81 81 IS l
Batted for Jourdan in ninth inning.
tBatted for Faher in ninth inning
Chicago. 0 o O o 90
ST Louis. o o x-2
Three base ht-E Collins Home run
W 'liams. Left on bases-Chicaro. o; ST
Louis : Bases on balls-Of Shocker 3
Struck out-By Faber !: by Shocker
tnlpires-Connolly and Moriarty Time of
game 40
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AFTERNOON CAME
IUtHW =. . II n Z q IlW6N 70 . II
'Battcd for Ainsmlth In sixth inning.
4Batted for Ayers In seventh inning.
tBatted for Alien in eighth inning.
2Battcd for Slnith h In aeXonth inning.

Detroit.s 49,. 0 % 2-3
Cleveland g.. 0 0 2 2 A-7
Two base hts-Cobh, Ellison. Shorten,
Heiman. Home run-Speaker. stolen
bases-Chapran. Burns, Gardner. Sacri-
fces-Shortcn. Bush, Young. Gardner.
Jameson Double plays-Bush and He'll
man: shorten Bush and Heilman. Left on
bases Detroit, 13; Cleveland. g. Bases on
balls-Of Ayers. 3: of Alien, 2 off Bagby,
3. Hils-Of Ayers 7 In innings on
Alton, In !; off Glaizier. none in l. HIT
by pitcher-B BY Ayers (Wambsg anss)
struck out-Ry Ayers 3; by Bagby. @.
Passed ball---Stanage Losing pitcher
Ayers Umpnes- D!nncen and Nalln.
Jtmo OF EAme--l 30
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MORNING cA>tI,

MORNING GAME
NAShiNGToN GA. H. NEW YORK a. L.
Milan. II 81 oolMeusel. 90 3 / 20
itce. CT ....3 q Ppp lb so H. q q
Ro'h. If - 0i q Ruth IF S 90
Harris. 2b 4 90 / / 0lpratt % ~ 80
Ellerbc. 3b..3 ! 3 iIsodtc cf a 0 4
Hnaiinol, ss4 o o Lewis. II - o
,nihch. c..f 4 OIHannah ca o
:, arson - 0 0 Mogridgc. PA 0
Sna". p ...l ! o IL OF
IShauks 1000 OOOi
+Schacht .. 900 600
lotals IN s24 i Totals 3S IA % 10 Q
-Relievod Shaw in sixth inning C. ou)
Kan fort Carlson in ninth inning
1teileFed' Carlson in ninth inning
SNont out when winning run was scored
Naw y "v"l3Si YoTI i9n- . " " Q 81
-, Two base hits-Rice, Peckinpaugh. Roth
!nree~base hits-Hannah Meusel Mog-
rluSc" home runs-I.ewis, Hannah Pici-
nlch. n. stolen base-Peckinpaugh Sacri-
,re nc ifce Left on bases-New York 3.
Wasnl w ,sa1 nEton I. Bases on balls-on shaw.
I on AloSridse. l. Hits-On Shaw. II in
Sch9cb1 ,s blHn'mss; off Carlson. in . l-s; off
Di95s ri9sniage ,Shaw). Struck out-By Mog
riuge' r:g' = by Shaw. 3 by Carlson, l. Win
nlns as pitcher -Mogrdge. Losing pitcher
80 o,nacnt. tmpires-Chill and owens. Time
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Bears Split Double Bill

jeff Tesreau's Bears broke even with
the Paterson Silk Sox in double
header at Dyckman Oval yesterday
afternoon.
The scores by innings:
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Record of Major League Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TO-DAY

O-DA1
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at PHILADELPHIA.
Cincinnati at CHICAGO.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
YESTERDAYS REsII
Brooklyn. s: New York, 2 Ia. n.y.
nRf"okly"' R"otay o. N New York. l (p. m.)
Philadelphia, 3: Boston. 2 ID' M
Chicago, 3; Cincinnati, Uo ins.)
Cincinnati. 4; Chicago, 2 IN. ny ~
81; Louis s; Pittsburgh, 4 (a. m.)
r''lsnurgh' Z; st. Louis, 4 Up. n.y.
STANDING OF TEAMS
p,, " u. re. w. l.. Pc
nnnn.yn.. ~ .bOO Boston,. 16 10 ACT
C.n,., C"Irakn- "a "a 'o0O 81. Louis. II % 1876
Ei!.I. EIm na.'' ~ ~ ~ 'ooO ~ York. 81 AT
i1''S" T. ~ ~ .32St Philn.. ID "a 36S
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=, 49,, R. Fl. f.
Tesreaus Bears =. 90 90 % s 3
Batteries-Gaston and Wiley: Hanstein
ana smith. Cmpires-rone and Adler.
r. IT, Il.
Paterson SILK Sox. / 10000 o 8 z
Tesreau's Bears -. 0 0 0 0 x-3 t
batteries - Raymond and Pickering;
Fullerton and Hebblewaite. umpires-
Tone and Adler
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AFTERNOON GAME
BOSTON On L)
PHILADELPHIA ~ L.

BOSTON ~ ~ PHILADELPHIA On L)
alb Ii no ah r h pn n
Powoll. cf...3 o 3 Bancro,t ss4 o
rex, 70 ... olWtllinns ct l C
Mann Mann IL ,...t ~ StcnEcl. n. 8 0 l 90
Cruise r. "A o2 ! OMcnse N....AlI o
Ilo'kc ID. 4 | O 0J Miller Oh ,
Bocctc 3b. 4 o l , llrauottc III 40 o
Mnranv'le. ss.4 OF 3 lR Miller 3bio9 .
Nrill c.. ~ olIraSrcsscr. c.. a 90
~ hrist by - 20 Meadows p. 3 0 0
iowdy. c..,.000 o
EayIs p.....3 | 0 3
llcar,o. p...000
Totals .5' : D "A "a 81 Tonls .... 10 3 ~ lhi
'Battcd for O'Ncill I'm eighth inning
F%,'aasrpha F%s1S': ;i. !" : Q g
iwo- bns" hits-R Miller. j. Miller
iiollte M"ranville. Home run williams
SacriticemJ Millcr. Lett ON bases Nog-
TON. S; Philadelphia, s. Basc on ban,
or Enyrs' J.; Off Meadowa. l. fINs~"on
Enyrs In nnings OF IIearne. non, in
J.. HIT by pitcher Enyrs tStcnl,,l,
Struss n.Sl. ontIny Enyrs. 4 by MendowS. !,
~ a,",'',t ~, P''hrt r'"yrH' tmpirca--Mornn
and ltigler Time OF game l:o7.
a
hASEDNIL TODAY. ENBErS rvE,n
hfoohl1n Va. Nrw York. 30 y m-Auvt
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HASEBAIL TODAY. POIO GKOtrNpS
30 y. M fanheon w Wushlngton.-Adf
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suffered

CWU HtHr-CaSuHTtTeS. QUO MlTIer was
hit on the back Of the head in the
fourth inning Of the morning contest
and Zack Wheat twisted his ankle at
second base in the second game. Both
continued to play, however.
The Brooklyn club started a drive
against ticket spectators and three
were arrested by members of the de-
tective bureau
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04

From election returns, 1t is eyidert
that the scare some professional poll
ticians threw into the. people about
voting fersan independent was the
means Of defeating Galbreath for sher-
Id. More than 1000. .vuses were cast
containing no vote for sheriff. A ma
jority OF these. On the face OF things.
were cast BY Galbreath supporters
who were intimidated by Morris sup
porters in the fear that they would b.
disinfranchised il they voted for Gal
breath. The blum won for the polifi-
Clans.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04
TAKE REST OF IT,
MAN ADVERTISE

tss~soaper Enterprise AsseslsssSn.l
san DIEGO. Cal. Sov an yoa
Won't send back by clarinet. lei ar
have your address - thai NAY ~sse
Won the manghnieea 90 ssae 50
feads aes spapef aasefs lsesaeAt 81
serted here ~ " G Matt. salses So ;
ship II harher here En saaasssp es.s-
less aHsirSvaeBt vas stolen abssard
ship
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04
COSTS S4.93 LESS
TO RIDE INSIDE CAR

Newspaper Enterprise. Association,
Mf.MFIfiS. Tenn Nov 4--It costs
TENS TO ride inside a street ear
here. IS to ride outside. Norwood
kenebrew found 1t out in court.
There's an ordinance against hanging
TO a crowded street car by the eye
lash Five bucks was kenebrew's
fine. s*HssE
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04
LOOKING EN- OVER

The smoke Of battle has cleared and
the everyday grind Is again taken up
with the old world rocking along about
as usual, whether Democrat or Repub-
iican won. Eating and sleeping poll
tics Tor seyetal Says, aud then forget
tingsit isra happy faculty Of American
ism.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04
PENINSULA LOCALS

Mrs. ] w Myers and brother, Mills
Gilmore, are again occupying. villa
Serena on Ocean avenue, having re-
Gently arrived from Ashland. Ohio,
where they spent-the summer.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04

Ben Hogle, OF the School for the
Deaf at 81. Augustine. has purchased
several lots on Ora street, in Sea-
breeze, near CRAM View avenue, for
the erection OF home during the win
ter season. G. A. Kenny made the
sake of lots and reports great activity
in. real estate Ia this district.