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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-18

The one-man feature is just one of
many advantages the Moline Universal
has over other tractors. 1t is the only
tractor which will do all farm work.
including culipaRng. 1t is the only tractor.
regularly equipped with self starter and
electric lights. Non-robuss labor can
operate it successfully. and it can be
worked day and night.
No detail has been overlooked to give
the new Moline-Universai Model D
Tractor positive reliability. The per-
fected overhead valve 4-cylinder en-
sine develops unusual power. and is
economical in operation. 1t is cons=r-
vatively rated at9-l8H.P. Oil is forced
to crankshaft bearings under s. lbs.
pressure. Gears are steel cut. drop
forged. and heat treated. All shafts
are spl;ned. Every working part is
easy to get a. and every moving part is
enclosed.
Evening star., 1920-06-20
Coeek and Break Losing Szea Syracuse Ce 7iphs Regatta
YANKSL0SE GAME,
RUTLAND PITCHER
Babe Is Beaned, Mogridge
Turns AnkIe-FeIsch's Triple
in Tenth Decides 1t.

CHICAGO, June 19.-Chicago de-
feated New York for the first time
this season by winning the final game
of the series here today, 6 to 5, in
ten innings. New York. in addition to
losing the game. lost the services of
Babe" Ruth. the home run king, who
was hit by thrown ball; and Pitcher
Mogridge, who turned his ankle in
fielding ball in the tenth inning.
Ruth started the second inning with
single, Meusel followed with a
sharp grounder. Weaver got it and
touched second, forcing Ruth. He at
tempted to complete double play by
throwing to first, but the ball hit
Ruth on the right side of the head
and he keeled over. After five min
utes he regained his feet and refused
to leave the game. However. when he
went to the field in the fourth inning
he became dizzy and allowed Felsch's
fy to right to drop safely. 1t went
for two bases. Manager Huggins then
took him out After the game it was
said that Ruth was not seriously
hurt.
The game was a nip and tuck affair
and was won in the tenth on Felsch's
triple off Quinn. which scored two
runners who got on bases while Mog-
ridge was on the mound. Score:
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SANDY HOOK, N. J.. June ls.-Sir
Thomas Lipton's cup challenger.
Shamrock ". easily defeated the
twenty three meter Shamrock in the
first trial race off here today. The
challenger won by 13 minutes and Is
seconds actual time over a triangular
course.
The Shamrock " covered the twen-
ty-eight-mile course in 3 hours A
minutes and seconds elapsed time,
and her opponent, on which Sir
Thomas viewed the contest. in 3
hours 81 minutes and II seconds.
The greatest gain of the cup chal-
lenger was made on the first wind
ward leg of ten and one-half miles.
on which she was eight minutes and
fifty-eight seconds faster. The twen-
ty-five-meter yacht crossed the start
ing line near Scotland lightship at
3.02.03. followed by the Shamrock "
at 3.0336. The challenger quickly
caught up and took the lead. round
ing the first mark at 4.1S.2O. The
smaller boat rounded it at 4.55. 49,
On the second leg of eight and
one-quarter miles the challenger
gained fifty-one seconds. She round
ed the second mark off Seabright at
5.42.45 and the twenty-three- meter
boat at 5.50.59 Both broke out spin
makers for the run to Scotland light
ship, where the large yacht crossed
the finish at 6.47.40 and the other
yacht at $500.
Evening star., 1920-06-20
JOHNSTON IS BRILLIANT
IN WINNING NET EVENT

LONDON, June ia fine exhibi-
ton of tennis was witnessed at the
Queens Club today when William NJ.
Johnston of San Francisco, the Amer
lean champion. and William T. Tildan
of Philadelphia, met in the finals for
the London championship. A tremen-
dous crowd gathered to witness the
contest, which Johnston won in mag
nificent style. His playing, according
to the experts. was far in advance
of anything ever witnessed in this
country before. 1t took three sets to
decide the championship. Tilden win
ming the first by brilliant play.
AS was expected, Johnston and TIL
den captured the doubles quite COM
fortably from r. Norris Williams and
&C. S. Garland, also Americans.
The pace throughout the doubles
contest was fierce and the match was
over in thirty minutes. In both
singles and doubles Johnston was
penalized repeatedly for foot faults.
but he was the outstanding player of
the four. His forehand driving es-
pecially delighted the English crowd
and his visit altogether is conceded
to have a valuable education for the
English players.
Everybody is greatly disappointed
that the luck of the draw for Wimble-
don will probably bring Tilden and
Johnston into opposition at the be-
ginning of the week. but it is con-
fidently expected that the winner of
this round will survive through the
challenge round, when he will meet
IG L. Patterson of Australia, the
holder of the all-comers singles
championship.
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Cornell Wins Junior Varsity.

Cornell Wins Junior Varsity.
The junior varsity contest was more
or less of a repetition of the FRESH
man event. Cornell finished in perfect
form, winning by about one and one
half lengths from Syracuse. Six
lengths astern of Syracuse Pennsyl-
vania finished in third place, three
quarters of a length ahead of Colum-
bia-
Time: Cornell 1915 3-5; Syracuse.
1858; Pennsylvania, lila As; Colum-
bia, 11.17.
The exodus to the course began
shortly after noon, although the first
race was not to start until pm.
Long lines of automobiles streamed
into town from every point of the
compass and. with an occasional
stop, took up the route again to
paralleling the lake front facing the
, two-mile course was banked solidly
with all types of motor cars. many
Of which had been parked at points
Of vantage since early morning:
The owners and their parties of
friends brought lunch baskets and
spread temporary tables on adjacent
lalwns or hillside. where they settled
themselves to pass the hours inter-
vening between noon and the late
starting hour Of the freshman con-
test.
Grnndstands Fill Early.
Grandstands. which had been erect
ed at the finish line and at other
points overlooking or jutting out into
the lake, began to fill with early ar
rivals several hours before the crews
were scheduled to paddle down to
the line. Canoes and motor boats were
also anchoring on the inner edge of
the course, with an occasional sail
ing yacht furnishing q picturesque
background, well out toward the CEN
ter Of the lake. The water was COM
paratively smooth at pm.
The novelty of the regatta at
Ithaca was evidenced by the unusual
at every point from which flag.
banner OF pennant could be attach
ed The red and white of Cornell nat
urally took precedence over those Of
the invading universities. The orange
of Syracuse however. was carried by
the majority of the automobiles that
poured into town hour after hour,
while the special trains from New
York and other down-state points,
showed the red and blue of Pennsyl-
vania or the blue and white of Co
lumbia almost exclusively.
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Tennis Team
BEATEN BY DUMBART0N

Dumbarton racketers remained un-
beaten in the Washington Tennis Asso-
ciation by defeating the Columbia team
on the latters courts yesterday aiter-
nom eight matches to one. Dunbar
ton has won three matches. Columbia
has won one and lost two, and Chevy
chase has dropped the pair it has
played
f>ol,roh;a hut with l.. P. McLachlen
was beaten in the doubles by Capt; A.
]. Gore and Fred Simpson. in straight
sets. The Dumbarton duo played Nc
Lachlen at every opportunity. Doyle
getting few chances to hit the ball. ex-
cent when he was serving or when he
was being served to.
Mai. A. e. Foote of Dumbarton. and
Ed Leech of Columbia. figured in two
three-set matches. Foote won over
Leech in the singles after 36 games.
and they renewed the battle in the dou-
bieS
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RESOLUTE OUTSAILS VANITIE;
FIRST TEST TO CHALLENGER

NEWPORT. r.. I..sJune 1s.-Resolute
won the ninth race with vanitie in
the American cup defense trial series
today. The Herreshoff yacht gained
her sixth victory over thirty-mile
course, which was a close fetch for
twenty-seven miles. leading by
twenty-six seconds, elapsed time, and
by two minutes eight seconds, cor
rected time.
The committee planned leewafd
and windward race, but just as the
yachts started the wind hauled from
the northwest to the south. and a
few minutes later it breezed up to
seven knots. The first three miles,
however, was almost a drift, SO light
were the airs.
Resolute, starting five seconds
astern of her rival, hauled by the
Vanitie on the windward berth and
took the lead after two miles. Pick
ing up the breeze first, the HerreshoH
yacht at one time had increased It's
lead to more than a mile.
Nearing the outer mark Vanltie
stepped faster. and in the run to the
finish outreached Resolute by forty
four seconds The yachts may sail
their tenth race tomorrow.
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The winning of Milton was greeted
with much enthusiasm by the large
crowd He is a prime favorite here
and had the fans" with him from
start to finish Milton recently estab-
lished a new world record from one
to five miles at Daytona, Fla, attain
ing the tremendous speed of 157 miles
an hour.
The noted Italian-American driver,
Ralph De Palma, was beset with mo-
tor and tire trouble from the start Of
the race to the 1920 lap. when he
was forced out with broken valve.
De Palma's French Ballot car was
clearly the fastest on the track. but
he was unable to shake off the link"
which always has pursued him when
competing on the local saucer. In the
eighth lap he was compelled to change
a tire and in the fourteenth to stop
on account of motor trouble. He also
had to make a tire change in the
thirtieth lap. Between the last stop
and the time he was forced out he
was steadily gaining on the leaders,
Evening star., 1920-06-20
CORNELL BOAT LOSES
By LENGTH AND HALF
Ithacans, Howeuer, 7 axe First Places
in intercollegiate Freshman and
Junior Varsity Euents.

" lo-Wresing lead
Cornell the last hh mile the Varsity championship
Syracuse
length one-ha
witnessed between American collegiate eigh
Columbia, showing the
which separated
from Cornell The the for the
Syracuse, 3-5 Cornell, 15 Columbia Is;
sylvana II 80.
Corne's hyear scored impressive victory the
finished lengths
showing ahead of Syracuse Pennsylvania finished lengths behind
Syracuse and and ahead of Columbia Time
Cornell 05 35 Syracuse, II 3 AS Pennsylvania, l1l0 3
Honn nhia
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ERC,S GREAT PITCHING
GIVES GRLFES ST. WIN
Suede Holds Indians to Four Hits,
Uses His Bat Effectively and
Is Brilliantly Supported.
BY ii. II. FRY.

CLEVELAND June 19Led by the brilliant pitching Erickson
finally broke their losing streak today defeating the
held the hitting Speaker clan to
hits and demonstration of just what good pitcher should
reached first base and he
by though might
His checked the sixth when singles
which produced their only In the
made but they frutless and then
he pennant chasers knocked off for the day
In a showed
in his wdne landed
would the
Then he would
the final after another
seemed
pitched vel. but double that
sacrifice emphaticaly demonstrat
ingth his
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and on one occasion succeeding in lap
ping Milton.
CASTOR Chevrolet. winner of the re-
cent grind at Indianapolis, was well
up among the leaders when he was
forced out with engine trouble in the
11Sth lap. Milton, Chevrolet. and Ros-
coe Sarles. who later was forced out
with motor trouble. fought for the
lead for lap after lap.
Jimmy Murphy, the sensational
eighteen-year-old boy driver, who
won his first big race at Los Angeles
recently, drove heady race.
THE old master" Barney Olddeld.
with Louis Chevrolet. who has retired
from the active racing game, acted as
pacemakers.
A unique feature of the race was the
insurance taken out against rain. II
it had rained between the hours OF 8
o'clock Saturday morning and 3
o'clock in the afternoon. the Speed
way Association would have collected
100000. This is said to be- the drst
time that a similar enterprise has
taken out insurance in the state.
Evening star., 1920-06-20
WOMAN'S PUTTING EVENT
WON BY MRS. E. c. GOTT

Mrs. f. C. Gott won the woman's
putting contest at Columbia Country
Club yesterday afternoon, going
through the formidable field of play
ers to defeat Mrs. c. \. Brands in
the final. and 3. 1t was Mrs. Colts
first trophy victory and the reporter
had to promise to put the story in
black type" before ne could escape.
ISOLATION. She defeated Mrs. c. B.
Doyle In the hnal round, 2 and I.
Evening star., 1920-06-20
PHILLIES TAKE DOUBLE
BILL FROM CARDINALS

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Phila-
delphia took both games of double
header from st. Louis today. scores.
10 to 2 and S to 1. Jacobs was
knocked from the box in the fifth,
Philadelphia scoring eight of its nine
runs after two were out. Tragresser
made his fourth home run in eight
playing days. and drove in Philadel-
phia's first run with triple in the
first game.
home run drove in four runs in the
first two innings of the second game.
Scores:
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So 600 WATCH MILTON !
WIN LONG AUTO RACE
BY THEODORE P. MOVES.

UNIONTOWN Pa, June of 10000 people,
Milton characterized by Barney Odfed "a drvn fool
automobile held
in winning l0Oh
9 miles houf Milton bested twelve
He Deusenberg.
o
poted Deusenberg Eddie ODonnel
Ralph Milford, a Monroe special, fifth. aa
D. his
Arthur Kmpf while rounding better than 90 miles
turtle Morton seriously hurt but Kempf critical
dition n a local hospital
Evening star., 1920-06-20
Biggest Boy Athlete.

Modesto (Calif.) High School has the
biggest all-around athletic student
for his years in Stanislaus county. and
perhaps the state. in James Corson.
fourteen. Of Wood Colony. Young
Corson Is six feet one and half
inches in his stockings and carries
215 pounds of avoirdupois along with
him. He Is most proficient in base
ball and running. The boy Is still
growing.
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Totals Al 15+os II Totals. 80 10 80

sRatted for Cicotte in the 9th.
tone out when winning run was scored.
New York.. 0 o o o 1-5
Chicago % o o 2-8
Runs Wick. Meusei. Rodie (2). Mogridge
Weaver, Jackson (2), Felsch (2). J. Collins
Errors e. Collins, Weaver. Peckinpaugh
Meusel Pratt (2). Two-base hits = Felsch.
Lynn. Three-base hits-Pratt. Fesch. Stolen
bases-McMulln J. Collins. Sacrifce-Schalk
Double plays-Schalk to Weaver: Mensel to
Ward to Peckinpaugh; Cicotte to E. Collins to
J. Collins; ]. Collins to McMullin. Left on
bases-Chicago. Z; New York, 10. Bases on
balls-0f Cicotte. 8: of Mogridge, l: OF
Williams. /. Hits-On Cicotte. IA in in
nings; off Williams. 1 in inning; on Mog-
ridge. 8 in 91-3 innings; on Quinn, in no
innings. Struck oWt-By Cicotte. 3; by Mog
ridge. 4. Passed hall - Schalk. Winning
pitcher-Williams. Losing pitcher-Mogridge.
Umpires-Messrs. Dineen and Friel.
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TENNIS TITLE IS WON
~. BY WALLACE JOHNSON

HAVERFORD. Pa, June 1s.-Wal-
lace johnson, national semi -finalist last
year. won the Pennsylvania state lawn
tennis championship by defeating Carl
Fischer, captain of the University of
Pennsylvania racket wielders. here to-
day, 80, 6-3, GO.
In the semi-final rounds Fischer de-
feated Stabley Pearson. Philadelphia
district champion, and Johnson easily
beat Roland Evens, Merton Cricket
Club, 81, 60.
Evening star., 1920-06-20
BABE. ADAMS
BLANKS GIANTS, 80

NEW YORK, June 19.--The veteran
Adams shut out the New York Ma
tionals in the second game of the
series here today. Pittsburgh winning
by a score of 3 to O.. Adams great
control and ability in the pinches
repeatedly turned back the Giants
when a hit would have tied the score.
Schmidt drove in two of the three
Pittsburgh runs. Five double plays
were made in the game, one in each
of the first five innings. Score:
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CUBS BEAT ROBINS
IN Z innings, 5-3
Pass, Double and Homer
End Pitchers Battle in
AIexander's Favor.

BROOKLYN. June 19.-Chicago
won today's game in the twelfth in
ming when a pass to Terry. Merkle's
double and OFarrelrs home run
scored three runs and broke a 22
deadlock. Brooklyn got one run in
it's half on a pass, an out and an error
by Hollocher. Up to the twelfth the
game was a pitchers battle between
Alexander and Mamaux. Wheat lost
the game for Brooklyn with a muffed
fly in the sixth that was responsible
for tho fvipc rim Sooro.
Evening star., 1920-06-20
YALE NINE BEATS TIGERS
Takes Deciding Game of Annual
Series, an Exciting Pitchers
Battle. by ! to O.

NEW YORK. June 19.-By defeating
Princeton here today by l to in an
exciting pitchers battle Yale gained
the long end Of it's annual series
against the Tigers. Two infield singles
with base on balls sandwiched be-
tween accounted for the winning run
in the ninth. Both teams played
errorless ball. The score: -.
Yale -. o o o o o :1-147 o
Princeton. o o 0 o o 90 o
Cox and Peters; Margetts and Fisher.
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BROWNS TAKE FOURTH
IN ROW FROM MACKS

ST. LOUIS, June 19.-St Louis made
clean sweep of the four-game series
with Philadelphia winning today's
game, to l. Walkers home run into
the right field bleachers, his second
in two days; saved the visitors from
a shut out An error by Griffin and
MAYORS wildness paved the way for
st. Louis tenth consecutive victory
Score:
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RUETHER SAVES GAME
FOR REDS IN BOSTON

BOSTON, June 19.-Cincinnati took
the first and only game of this series
from Boston. to 2. today. Four
bases on balls in the ninth by Ring,
who had held Boston to four hits,
forced over Bostons second run.
With three on bases and one out Rue
ther succeeded Ring and Pinch Hitter
Wilson hit into a double play. Score:
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Totals. .33 81 IL " Totals. 81 q II
sBatted for Nehf in the Sth.
$50. o o 1. o 90 o Ia
New York @ o. o 0 O0

Runs-Whitted. Cutshaw. Grimm Efrors-
Whitted, Kauff. Stolen bases-Bigbee. Carey.
sacridce-Schmidt. Double plays-Nehf Ban.
croft and Kelly; Bancroft and Kelly; Nehf
and Kelly; Cutshaw and Grimm; Cutshaw.
Barhare ard Grimm Left on bases New
York; A.; Pittsburgh, g. Base balls-on
Nehf. .. Hits-Off .Nehf. in 8 innings; on
Toney. in ! inning. Struck out-By Nehf,
L; by Adams. 8: Losing pitcher-Nehf. Um-
pires - Messrs. Klein and Emslie. Time Of
game hour and 80 minutes. -'r.
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FIRST GAME.

Totals.. 30 z a IA Totals. 80 16 q II
'Batted for Dilhoefer in ninth.
st. Louis -. o o o o o %
Philadelphia. 0 8 0 o o x-1O
Runs-J. Smith, Dilhoefer. Rawlings (2),
Williams. Meusel. Fletcher. Paulette, r. Mil
Ter t2). Tragesser Meadows. Errors-Fournier
2). Two-base hits-R. Miller (2), Fletcher
Meadows. Rawlings. Paulette. Three base
hit-Tragesser. Home run-Tragesser. Stolen
bases-J. Smith. Meusel Sacrifces-Fournier
JaccS Stengel. Double plays-Jacobs, La
Paulette; R. Miller. Paulette and Fletcher
Left on bases-St. Louis. 8; Philadelphia, o.
Bases on balls-On Jacobs. 2: off Meadows g.
Hits-On Jacobs. in 4 % innings; OF North
in l 1-3 innings; off Kline. in 2 innings
Hit BY pitcher-By Kline, Fletcher. Struck
out-By Jacobs. 3: by Kline, 1: by Meadows
Z. Losing pitcher-Jacobs. Umpires-Messrs
Harrison and Mccormick. Time Of game
hours and minute.
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WINS TITLE THIRD TIME
Miss Lee Again Woman. Golf
Champion Of Missouri.

ST. LOUIS. June 19.-Miss carolyn
Lee Of Hillcrest Country Club, Kansas
CITY. for the third successive year won
the Woman's State Golf Championship.
dereating Mrs. Lynn Wasson Of st
Louis seven up and six to play, in the
ls-noie hnal round of the tournament
at the Bellevue Country Club here to-
day.
Evening star., 1920-06-20
Records of Rival Pitchers
in Nationals-Tigers Series.

Following figures show how
the pitchers of the Tigers and
Nationals, who begin n series in
Detroit today, have Jared in in
terclub games during their life
time pitching careers against
each club, nnd also their rec
Ords from beginning of the 1919
seasOn to dates
Tigers Pitchers w. Nationals.
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Mount Rainier Yankees Win.

dav defeated the Hyattsville Stars by
IL to 2 at Hyattsville. Bauman
pitched a fine game for the winners.
allowing only one hit. The Yankees
are to play Trinity and Swampoodle
Mideets at Mount Rainier tomorrow,
first game at 1880.
Evening star., 1920-06-20
RUSSELL GIVES BOSTON
A VICTORY OVER TIGERS

DETROIT, June 19.-Boston, hit two
Detroit pitchers for twelve safeties
while Russell was holding the Tigers
to five and the Red Sox won the
third game of the series here, to 3.
Score:
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YALE GOLFER WINS.

WILMINGTON. Del, June 19.-Sid-
ney Scott. captain of the Yale team,
defeated w. H. Gardner of Buffalo, to-
day in the final round of the annual in
vitation golf tournament of the Will
mington Country Club, : UP and ! to
play.
Evening star., 1920-06-20

RunS-Walker. Sisler, Tobin. Jacobs0n Ell
rors-Gerber. Griffin. Two base hit-Nelsh
Home run-walker. Sacrifice hits = Perkins.
Billings. Double play - Gerber. Gedeon and
Sisler. Left on Philadelphia. 9; ST.
Louis, Z. Base on balls-on Naylor. 81 on
Weilman, l. Struck out-By Saylor. 3; BY
weilman .. Wild pitch-Naylc~. Umpires-
Messrs. Connolly and Nallin. Time OF game
hour and 30 minutes
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French Betting Records Go.

PARIS, June 19.-Al1 race betting
records were smashed in the last few
months. The average daily receipt
by the Paris-mutuels on the Paris
courses ,amounted to $2,200.0o0. while
the figure Of the day Of the Grand
Prix is expected to reach the $5,000,000
mark.
Evening star., 1920-06-20
KELLY SETS scULL1NG RECORD

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Jack
Kelly, the Vesper Club oarsman broke
the senior quarter-mile dash record
in the annual Navy day regatta on
the Schuykin river today. He nego-
tIated the distance in one minute and
thirteen seconds.
Evening star., 1920-06-20

Runs = Flack. Hollocher, Terry, Merkle,
O'Farrell Konetchy, Kilduff. Mitchell. Errors
-Hollocher, Deal, Wheat. Twobase hits -
Robertson, Merkle. Three-base hits-Flack,
Konetchy, Miller. Home run - O'Farrell.
Stolen bases-Hollocher (2). Griffith. Sacri-
fces-Terry, Robertson, Myers, Kildun. Dou.
BILE play-Terry, Hollocher and Merkle. Left
on Chicago. 4; Brooklyn. Q. Bases on
balls - on Alexander, 5; of Mamaux, 2.
Struck out-By Alexander, 8; by Mamaux. 8.
Umpires-Messrs. Quigley and O'Day. Time
Of game hours and 10 minutes.
Evening star., 1920-06-20

Stated for Gowdy In eighth.
fBatted for O'Neill in ninth. ~.
tBatted for Fillingim in ninth.
Runs-Neale, Wingo Ring. Cruise, Christen-
hurry Errors-Holke, Maranville Two base
hits-Roush, Pick. Stolen lase-Neale. Sacri-
fces-Rath, Duncan. Doupie plays-Rath to
Daubert (2); Kopf to Rath to Daubert; Gowdy
to Maranvilie Pick to Boeckel. Left on bases
Cincinnati. 4; BOSTON. Z; Bases on balIs-of
in Sis innings; of Ruether, none in % inning
struck out-By Ring. .; by Fillingim, 8. Win
ming pitcher-Ring Umpires Messrs Moran
and Rirler. Time, 1 hour and so minutes
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fBatted for Wambsganss in eighth.
tBatted for Niehaus in ninth.
Washington o. OO1 Il Ks
Cleveland. U 0 o 0 O-l
Runs batted in-Shanks (2). Judge. Shannon,
Milan, Chapman. Two-base hit-Erickson.
Three-base hit - Shannon. Stolen bases =
Shanks, Rice. Sacrifices = Calv0. Erickson.
Chapman. Left on bases - Washington. Z;
Cleveland. 10. Bases balIs-Of Erickson.
9: off Niehaus, 1. Hits-On Coveleskie. Z in
Z; of Nieuhaus. 8 in =. Hit by pitcher-By
Erickson (Smith). Struck out-By Erickson.
8; by Coyeleskie, Z. Losing pitcher = Cove
leskie. Umpires-Messrs Moriarty and Chill
Time Of game hours.
Evening star., 1920-06-20
ODD FELLOWS TO PRACTICE.

There will be a workout Of candi-
dates for the Odd Fellows base ball
team tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
at Union League Park.
Evening star., 1920-06-20
MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Minneapolis, A; Kansas City, 8.
Indianapolis, 3; Columbus, ..
Toledo, 5 Louisville, 3.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. =
Charlotte, 8; Charleston, 8.
Greenyille, g.: Spartanburg, 2.
Augusta. 6; Columbia, 3.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Richmond, 2: Newport News, 0.
All other games, rain.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta, s-S; Little Rock. 20.
Birmingham, 13; Memphis, s.
Mobile, 6-3; Nashville, 3-3.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Greensboro. .: Raleigh, 0.
Other games. rain.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Buffalo. 90: Jersey City. 10.
Akron, Al: Syracuse, Is.
Reading. z Rochester. 4.
Baltimore, 4-6: Toronto, 1-5.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Houston, 8; Beaumont, 8.