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The Washington herald., 1920-08-27
Sim Fein Chief Scorns Offer
Of Premier for Compromise;
Millions Rather Die, He Says

first BY Michael Collins cGder of the
Irish republican army the British
Today policeman and officer Ireland
has orders him sight
general charge directing and raids Of
nearly the Public Ledger correspondent talked sel
Dublin the oouiug his Of the conversation dPPrO1Sd
H.,
The Washington herald., 1920-08-27
Stirring up of Class Feeling
Charged Against Democrats
In Presidential Race, BY Taft

mainindkupon the United States un-
der Article X.
Mr.. Baker, who was presented TO
the convention by Mr.. Cox with
earnest approval, followed the gov
ernor with an elaborate and forci-
BILE argument in favor of the article.
He said the whole issue hinged on
Article Y and thore could not be
any league or peace without Ar
ticle y.
Thus every speech which Gov.
Cox makes and every authorized
statement from the White House
confirms the conclusion that Mr.,
Cox's accession to the Presidency
would lead to exactly the same sit
uation as that which Mr.. Wilson has
left.
Election Means Deadlock.
Those who are. supporting Gov
Cox on the theory that his victory
will bring about a league, with Ar
ticle X or without ii, are sure To
be disappointed. They will be cast
ing their votes to secure a league
under the political conditions i'm
possible of realization, and thus to
continue the present deadlock be-
tween the Executive and the Sen
ate
Gov. Cox in his speech attacked
Senator Harding because he op-
posed a number of amendments to
the constitution of Ohio on the
ground that they had a socialistic
trend and were a departure from
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The Washington herald., 1920-08-27
BY CARL W. ACKERMAN.
(W ashington HeraId-Public Ledger
Service. Special Cable Dispatch.l


Dublin. Aug. 26.-Premier Lloyd
George said in Parliament he would
discuss peace with Ireland II he
could get hto touch with the Sim
Fein leaders who can deliver the
goods"
Today l had an exclusive and au-
thorized interview with Michael
Collins. leader of the men who de-
liver the goods"
| met this man OF mystery who,
| was told in London. never ap-
peared in public unless surrounded
by four gunmen, in Dublin, in the
presence of another member of Ire
lands Republican cabinet.
To BE No Compromise.
Questioned about all rumors of
peace overtures. peace conventions,
peace negotiations and peace pos
sibilities. Mr. Collins made this
emphatic reply:
There will be no compromise
and no negotiations with any Brit
ish government until ireland is
recognized as an Independent re-
public"
Considering the fact that Mr..
Collins is the Irish Republican min
{ lister of finance, that he is consid-
cred by responsible officials of the
British government as being the
secret leader of the Sim Fein and
that his orders are said to be re-
garded as ultimatums in Ireland.
the above statement seems 10 dis
. pose OF all hope of a peaceful Irish
settlement.
His Faith UnshaknbIe.
found Mr.. Collins a young man,
apparently still in his thirtics. His
attitude is unCompfomising. his
faith in the ultimate realization OF
an Irish republic recognized as such
by the whole world is vital factor
of his life. He is convinced the
American people believe in Irish in
dependence. He has such a keen
sense. of humor that no one enjoys
so much as he the efforts of the
British authorities to capture him
His face reflects his confidence in
Ireland. in the Sim Fein and in
himself.
For $50 years Ireland has fought
, for her freedom and independence
accepted compromises and always
has been defeated and disappOint,
ed" he said. This time we are not
going to yield until We establish
our claims to recognition through
out the world. Ireland today has
{ an existing government
No Trouble Getting Money.
Last year we asked for a loan
of f2500OO from the Irish people
| for our treasury. We raised f40O.-
600. of this sum We lost only f2S
which was taken by the British au-
thorities from one of our collectors
"A government which is carrying
! on as the. Irish republic is toda!
, cannot talk compromise. We may
/ not see the realization of Ireland as
free nation, but our children will
The Washington herald., 1920-08-27
THE WEA Their

Fair today; tomorrow, cloudy; no change
in tsmPerature. Highest temperature yester-
day, 81; lowest, 81.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-27
Election Means Deadlock.

CONTINUED OK PAGE NINE.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-27

CONTINUED On FACE SEyEN
The Washington herald., 1920-08-27
BABE" RUTH

Made his Gath home run yesterday Read
about II nlopg with the best sporting news
in Washington, on pages s and ..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25
Brooklyn Handicap Ia
Won BY Circus; Ross
Enfrdnt Runs Second

NEW YORK. June 2A--At the
Aqucduct race track today sam
uel 9. Uildrcth's i-ycar-old hay
colt, Circus, by Trlccry Morning
side, won tho 32nd running Of the
BROOKLYN handicap. The distance,
one and ono-cighth miles. was
covered in 1850, just three-fifths
ot a second slower than the rec
ord made by Borrow In this event
three years ago, Boniface, owned
by Commander J. X. l.. Ross OF
Canada was second and tho win
ner.s stable companions Mad Hat
ter finished third. The winner
was well ridden by Jockey l.. En-
sor.
In tho final eighth Circus drew
away to q two-lenEth lead, but
was doing his best at tho end to
withstand Ronifnce's rush, Mad
Hattor. cirht lengths back took
third houors over ENtorminator,
while Lan.us tho Porter and
Wildaiv finished in tho order
named, Nildair the f1vorlte.
was the victim ui repeated inter
ference,
The handicap had value OF
S6.S50 TO the winner, 81 900 10
Bonlface and $500 to Mad Halter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25
Notes of the Game

Tho Joplin Miners today open "a
four-game series with the Oilers at
McNulty park. The Miners and Oil
ers are conceded to be the two
strongest clubs In the southern end
OF the Western wheel and two of
the leaders In the league and the
result OF this series will be watched
with intense interest.
"Yank" Davis had n great day at
bat yesterday, getting three hits and
base ON balls In four trips to the
plate. one OF Davis hits went for
three bases.
Cotton Tierney hit hard and
timely, getting two blows in four
trips.
Bonowitz and Crosby hit safely
twice In four times up.
Yesterdays gamo was exception
ally speedily played. requiring only
one hour and so minutes.
Especially notable in tho way OF
brilliant fielding was Tierney's one
hand running catch of Conroy's liner
In the eighth. which resulted In a
double play.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25
Change Rule Governing
Balls Hit ont of Field

CHICAGO. June GA change in
the baseball rules governing bale
nit out nf the playing ficlds viii
go into effect tomorrow, II was an
nounccd by American league head
quarters tonight. The rule is cover
ed by paragraph As OF the rule hook
and At present provides that a ball
shall hc ju iged fair or foul accord
ing 70 whore II passes over the
boundary line of the actual playing
field" The new wording win be tho
same as in 1914 which says that
when "a batted ban passes outside
the grounds or into the stands the
Umpire shall judge II fair or foul
according TO where II disappears
from the umpirc's view.
Tho latter interpretation of the
rule wolld have robbed Babe
Ruth of ~ loost two home runs this
wear, bascbali officials say
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25
TILDEN TRIUMPHS
OVER BRIT0N VET
English Royalty Sc e S
American Defeat
j. C.. Parke.

WIMBLEDON. June 24.--will-
lam I. Tilden OF Philadelphia to-
day took the measure of j. G. Parke,
the British expert, who put Will
lam NJ. Johnston, the American
champion, out OF the running for
the British lawn tennis champion
ship, winning In straight sets, 6-3.
6-2, Cd. The match was hard
fought.
a great crowd witnessed the con-
test, including the king and queen
OF England, Princess Mary and the
Duke Of York.
Il. Norris William II Of Philadel-
phia defeated AXrl Craven OF Cali
fornia, I'm the British tennis cham
pionship matches today 10y the score
OF is, 60. 6-l. Craven was COM
pletley outclassed.
G.. s. Garland OF Pittsburgh was
the victor over his opponent. Mas
terman. The score was Ga, 6-2, 6-l.
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FIX STEAM ROLLER
TO GUST jim REED
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

substitute. The other regular dele
gate from the Fifth district is Joseph
b. Shannon. Kansas City.
II was said that II Senator Reeds
credentials were not recognized an
effort would be made by him TO OBJ
tain a proxy In order TO get on tho
floor and fight the administration
plank on the league OF nations. Sup
porters OF the Wilson administration
make no secret OF their intention to
resist Reeds efforts to participate
III the convention proceedings,
Hear Georgia Contest.
The Georgia contest, the only one
officially filed with tho national
committee, probably win be consid-
cred by subcommittee before final
action is taken by the fun commit
tee This is a fight between one set
OF delegates favoring a. Mitchell
Palmer for president and another
known as the Hoke Smith-Tom Wat
son group. Adjustment OF this dis
pute is expected to settle tho con-
test for national committeeman from
Georgia. Clark Howell, oldest COM
mittoeman in point Of service in the
national body. is lined up with the
Palmer forces and is opposed by W.
&. Verenn.
Senator Reed said here tonight
that he had no statement to make
regarding his status as a delegate.
He said his credentials were regular
and would be filed with the national
committee tomorrow and II they are
rejected he proposed to file them
with the credentials committee OF
the convention when appointed
Further than this he had mapped out
no program. the senator added
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25
Everett Scott, Red
SOr Infieider, Holds
Consecutive Record

Everett Scott, shortstop of the
Red SoX, now holds the record
fot participation in conscctive
baseball games. when he took
the field against Cleveland yes
terday Scott extended 10 $40 the
number Of games in which he has
played without interruption. Sew
eral weeks ago Scott surpassed
the record of 533 games held by
Luderus Of the Philadelphia Ia.
tionals. Tho baseball historians
dug into the musty archives OF
sport 'C find that George Pick
uev, shOriStop Of the BROOKLYN
cluh of lSS5-9O had taken part in
SIS games in six seasons without
a break.
scott having played consistently
since 1916 has made his record I'm
live PLAYING teAsons, including IS
games this year, with no lay Off in
prospect
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25
siOVI CITY

'Hhtied for Miles In cighth
SiouN City ......... ...... 600 Ot0 OO0-i
wichita ..................i 900 900 iOx=b
summary WuuH Mari. smith. berger
Heck 2. nutlcr. errors, cable UerEer nut.
let Cnnlans hit by pitcher Conlant bases
ritlce hits. Ruwman O. WaHhburn, pofate.
left on bases wichita a. sioux city III
two-hasc hlt7. iiorp-t, Griffin smith Eli.
tott crouch homo run. BECK, hits Oft
Miles 10 and runs In innings, double
PLAYS, DEBATE 10 cable 20 Met8 Bowman
man o. by Miles umpirca. Jacobs and
buckley, time, i3b
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25
COBB NOT OUT OF BASEBALL
Reports Thar Knee Injury VIII Re-
tire star Are Rcfutcd

DETROIT, June 2t-PublishCd
reports that Ty Cobb may be perm
anontly out Of baseball as a result
" a recent injury to his knee. were
rcfuted hero tonight by Or. william
+. Keen. club physician OF the De
troit Americans.
an N-rGy revealed tho hnec had
been severly wrenched but that no
iigaments were torn. Ills reports.
the physician added showed that
Cobb was progressing satisfactorily
at his home In Georgia, but would
not return to the game until he had
completely recovered,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25
GAS COMMITTEE is NAMED
Conference with OH Producers
Planned to for Alteration.

NE" HuEN. June - --Goorge B.
Curtelyou, president Of tho Amorl-
can Gas association announced to-
mght selection Of the committee
which gas company executives au.
thorized him to appoint 10 confer
With representatives of oil producing
and refining interests, IN an effort
to obtain preference in ALLEGATION OF
oil for gas making purposes. The
committee includes Samuel lngull Of
Chicago, and G. l.. Holman OF St
Louis, Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25

summary. Two .baHo hIIH, SICWarL
BonowitE. Morris, three base hitH,
Me Manus. Davis. bases on balls. Off
Luschon {, Oft Morris 2 struck out,
by Luschen 2, by Morris 4. double
plays. Kelleher To Shestak, Connolly
to Kellehcr to Shcstak. Tleruey to
Graham. passed bnll. COrshy. left on
bases, St Joseph 2. Tulsa 4 sacrifice
hit, Graham, time, 1870; umpires,
Fitzpatrick and Lipe,
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ERS WIN FROM DRNNRS IN EIGHTH MINERS ARE HERE TO-DAY
0. P. & R. T0SSERS
DEFEAT TEXAC0
Loose Defensive Play
Mars Tulsa City
League Game.

o. p. Il, downed Texaco, 50, IN
game replete with errors and mis-
plays, Soquential hitting in the first
and sixth innings swerved the vor.
dict toward o. T.. X. The victory
gives the -Lilystrand combiu"
second place in the City oil league
unshacklod.
Carter and Cosdon furnish the aci
tation at McNuity park this evening
Becker and Ray are the most plaus-
ible pitching selections,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25

NEW ORLEANS, June 2i.--lleavy
rains late today made necessary the
postponemont OF an matches In the
southern tennis championships The
semi finals Of mems singles will be
played tomorrow The feature
double matches OF the second round
also will be played.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25

DETROIT, June 24.-Wlth the
two favorites, Miss Corrine Gould
of 81. Louis. the title holder, and
Miss Zinderstein Of Boston leading
In their respective matches, rain in
terrupted the semi-finals in the
woman's national clay court tennis
tournament singles here this after
noon. Play will be resumed Friday
with todays scores standing for the
m natpbaa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25
MINERS DEFEAT
DES MONIES 4-3
Indians Take Two From
Omaha - Witches
Beat Packers.

JOrLiN. June 1t.-Tho Miners evsrsd
NJ tho Rrfles with bos MoiuoH here today
BY tHhipE tut last game. 4 10 q. coming
fIDu behind tut overcoming H fhfrr. run
Head the EHIturH thaIEr1 uu Iu tho titHt
inning Mora had q iltuo the best ~ the
pitrUiuE houufH but an error ami some
indifferent playing by French proved too
aren't - handicap Tor CoffoyH Dlub.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25
CnntaIn mn Denies.

COLTMBUS, o, June 24-Captain
Daniel NJ, Hill Of this city, comman-
der IN chief OF the g. A. r.. who
was reported critically ill In syria
cuse, n Y, yesterday returned TO his
home here today He denied ho has
been seriously ill.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25
GAMES TODAY.
Western League.
Nanitie Again Beats Reeolute.

NEWPORT, r, l., June r.
Vanitie defeated Resolute by APP
proximately 40 seconds In the tenth
OF the trial races to determine
which yacht shall defend Americas
cup against Shamrock ". The race
was over 20-mile windward and
lpeward course.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25

summary; Runs Cisason = Palmoro,
Flatte Donica 2 Mason, SChatzman.
PITT q Hughes Lipdimorc. Moelier ?
Griffith, Mosely Ramsey errors, Dom
tea. HALE Itudlmorc ?, Mosely o. two.
base hits, Mason, Hughes Mosely, three
base hit Ramsey, homo run Pitt sac.
rifice hits Palnero, Lindimorc Moore;
bases on balls. or Atchison I, OF SchAts.
man 2 off Fuhr r. Oft Ramsey 6, Oft
Cov,ngton l struck out by scha.sman
I, by ruhr !, by Ramsey runs and
hits, off Atchison 2 and 2 In first. no
outs runs nnd 3 hits of SchAtsman
when relieved by Fuhr In fifth, off Fuhr I
and /: time, 1850, umpire, Wilson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25
Western A. Splits Season:
Chick Fans Purchase Team

the a the wInn OF
which providing
the 1879 championship
here tonight This
established such
okmugec Of
season which closes with tho /.
There viii
switch mo ChekaSla Mukogec
OF business
NnrIkssha franchise and PLAYERS from F. r. McCiaha
Ihe Chickah baseball
raised funds
next spring an adequate downtown DO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25
REDS AND PHILLY
FANS IN A FIGHT
Reds Win Game-Giants
Beat Cubs-C ards
and Robins Win.

PHILhDELFHtA June 2'--Phuadel-
phla dropped TO last place today when
tho final game. Spectators sutgrd on the
field after the game and Noale II Batf
% have spiked one ~ them. precipi' atiug
free for all rght The visitors gained
the shelter Of the clubhouse without In
jury, but one spectator was badly cut
sbUut the face
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25

'Batted for SChupp In seventh.
IRAN for Gowdy IN eighth.
~ lEuls sr.ssssssss sssHf U1W WV oNl--l
Boston ....................2 20i O0l o00--t
summary; Runs stock, McHenry,
Horrsby sullivan: three-base hit, Me.
Henry, stolen base, Stock; double plays.
Hornsby to Lnvan 10 Fournier TO Clemons,
Lavan 20 Hornshy 10 Fournier, clemens To
Lavau. MoQnlllau TO Pick to Holke bases
on balls. of MCQuillan T. of Schupp 2.
of Goodwin I struck out by Schupp ..
by Goodwin 2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25
Strike of Wireless
Operators Called Oft

LON DON, June 23.-The s'rilIc
Of wireless operators, which threat
cd TO bring shipping activities IL n
Virtual standstill has been called
off. Tho action wag taken as con-
sequence Of meetings Of the AssOcia-
ton OF Wireless Tolcgro phists held
TODAY at London, Liverpool and 9TH
er ports. Tho wireless leaders de-
clare they have secured guarantees
OF fair treatment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25

OkLAWOMN VITY juno 2l-The In
Hans took both games OF double head.
" from omaha today Palmero. the ia.
nous omaha hurier was outpitched by
Boyd. In the second rsme Oklahoma CITY
won the suEtent by a score OF II to 10.
EINAT lAME
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25
SvitChmCn To Urtuin.

HANNIBAL, Mo, June 2i,--Rur.
lingtnn railroad switchmeu who
went on vacation" Tuesday Will re-
turn To work In the local yards thir
afternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25
TIGERS SHUT OUT
BURKE'S BROWNS
Jungaleers Win Only
Game Played in
American.

ST LOUIS. June 2i--st Louis could DO
nothing with Oldham In the pinches to.
day and Detroit won. Sisler. with three
hits, brought his total for the season to
100.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25

nellL Alnsmith error, Billings. two-hase
hit Heilmaun. stolen bases. Young. Neach
pinelli, Ainsmith double plays. Young to
Ellison q Young 70 Bush to Ellison, bases
struck out. by Oldham I, by Sothoron J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25

pRoOKLYN, June %. Brooklyn
bunched six hits for five runs off Adams
in the nth inning and won today's game
from Pittsburgh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25
Omaha


Oklahoma civ ............ 600 100 22N-b
Summary; Runs Gisiason. Iingie Pu,,
Hughes ? LindiWore. lloyd. errors, Lee
nonicu, Halle. Nnsclv. two-hase hits
Platte Lelivelt tindltrore; three base hit
Platte; sacrifice hits Platte DonIcaI bases
on balls. of palrnero 9 or James of
Boyd 2; hit by ritched ball. Hughes and
lloyd by ralmCro; stolen bases PITT
Hughes Darringeri struck out. by raj.
nero &, by BOYD 2 tuns and hits. OF
lanes and l, out In first, OF BOYD
5 and /,
SECOND GAME
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25

Much time Is saved by new on
larging camera which works verti-
Cally, paper on which prints are
made heinE merely laid on a table
ipr.afh IL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25
TEXACo.

o. +. R...............I0 004 0--S
Texaco .............O0 O03 600 ID
Two-base hits-Timmons, Curry,
n. Barnes. Three base hit-Curry.
stolen bases-Lilystrand Timmons
(2). N. Barnes, Humphries, Whit
field, Lyon. Sacrifice Fly--Flynn,
Left on bases--O. T.. r., .; TeXaco,
6. Base on balls-McClurg, 2; Tate,
2, Struck out-By McClurg. Z; Tate,
3. Hit By pitched bali--By Tate. .
Jigon, Windle). Double plays
Timmons and Flynn, Tate, Paul and
Warsham, Ligon and Whitfield
Passed balls--Timmons.W Wild pitch
es-Tate, l. McClurg, /. Time-l:25.
Umpire-Womack
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25

Total, 90 727 "a

.Battei f0T smith In NH.
IRAN Tor Cravath In Nfth,
lBattcd Tor Gallla In ninth,
Cincinnati ............t...2 sol 600 oln--b
Philadelphia ..............lOO 100 oil oOo-3
summary. Runs Rsth Groh. Duncan ?.
Kopf Williams. gtengci. u, Miller; errors.
Rouph sallce. Paulette. n. Miller. two
base hits Groh, Soc, n. Miller, Meusel,
home run Willlams stolen bases, Neale,
Duncan. Kopf. double plays. Groh TO Rath
TO Roush See % Groh Kopf TO Rath 70
Rcush bases on balls off Sallce !. of
Galiia /. struck out. by sallee ?, by
Smith /. by Gallia l.
Sshf Pitches Effectively.
NEW YORK, June 2i--New York made
II two out ~ three from Chicago today.
Seht pitchei strong game Tor New
York his inficld assisting him with four
double plays,
rho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-25
ThrillingR Rally in Eighth Wins
for Oilers; Morris Is Effective
Davis Leads Swatting
With 3 Hits in 3
Times at Bat.
LEADERS TO BATTLE
Leaders and Runners-Up to
Open Four-Game Series
Here Today.
py LARRY DALEY

The Tulsa oilers yesterday accord
cd Joe Morris errorless ana brilliant
support and by great fighting
finish ovcrcnme st. oJsephS lead In
the eighth inning and won tho fifth
and final game Of the series. to 2.
After the second inning. whom 81.
Joseph scored two runs. Morris and
Luschen engaged In a great pitchers
battle until the eighth. when a
savage attack by the oilers. conslst-
ing OF five hits, n pass and sacrifice
and five runs scored. enough TO win
the game.
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BOSTON. June 2i--Poor infeld work
by Boston gave st, Louis three runs ana
OF the mound, but Goodwin held the game
safe.
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Pitt,bursh

.Batted for Adams In sixth,
tBattcd for Mesdor In eighth. -. .
Pittsburgh ..............1O 900 0lo-g
BROOKLYN ','.'''''. 80. W. u0V ,gyVAAut,
Summary: Runs, Carey, Grimm, kildutt
g. G.ifflth, Wheat Myers, konetehy; err
rors, Carey, Cutshaw, Barbara two-bsse
hits Southworth, wheat; three-hnse MT
Barbare: stolen bases. Carey 2, CutshaW,
Schmidt, double plays, Adams 10 CutshAw
to Grimm. Cutshaw TO Grimm, khdntf 20
Konetohy; bases on balls Off Meador l.
by Adams ?. by MamauN J.
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Summary. Runs bwycr. French. - CON
nor HtulA furtey p Dunn. errors, French.
stuH. Hamilton bases on balls, or NorE
? HHrtirCo hita Dunn. BoEart Coffey q
ltHsbrnuk. bwyer. lott on bases Des
MniurH TO- Joplin 4, three base hits
SCheubrfr. Hamilton. Nu,boy. two. base
hIt p.Iuuuut, struck out. by SChenberg 2,
by Mrr1 I. stolen bare. French wild
Iltch., agh'nhoIE, earned nuns joplin q.
lsH M1ines double play. Mcbermutt 10
liasbtooN 90 French. time. 30. uWpires.
lauson and Bcckrr.