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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
DESCH QUALITIES
AT PHILADELPHIA
IN 44O HURDLES
Equals Worlds Record But
Topples Ninth Hurdle in
Doing 1t.
BY Associated Press:

BY Associated Press:
FRANKLIN FIELD. Philadelphia,
June 26.-The 3.OOO-metre walk
was the only event in which a new
record was made IN the Eastern
track and field Olympic tryouts
here today. William Plant. Of the
Morningside Athletic association.
covered the distance in u minutes.
So 20 seconds. a new record
A. c. Desch. running unattached
from the Metropolitan district.
equalled the worlds record in the
44O-yard hurdles when ne covered
the distance in 81 80 seconds over
three-foot hurdles. The record will
not stand. however. as he toppled
the ninth hurdle.
In the final SS0-yard run. only the
third men in the trial heats COM
peted, the first and second place
winners saving themselves for the
final tryouts at Boston in July.
Eby Beats Meelan.
Earl ". Ely, captain OF the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania track Ieam,
and champion Of the American ex-
peditiOnary forces in the 4OO-metre
run, won his heat today in the $50
yard race in / minute, 542-5 sec
j.
conference champion, being second
In this heat r. 3. Helffrich, or the
New York A. c.. won the other trial
heat I'm / minute, 81 seconds Rob
ert Crawford, Mil Rose A. A. was
second, Lawrence A. Brown, Of the
University Of Pennsylvania. was
fourth.
George A. Bronder, interaIlied
champion javelin thrower, was on
the field but did not compete, while
+. II. Prem. inter-allied title hold
or, finished third in the hop-step-
and-jump. Patrick j. Ryan, another
inter-allied champion, was an easy
winner IN the hammer throw.
The Metropolitan district Of New
York took first place in twelve Of
the nineteen events on the program,
Boston taking two, the Allegheny
di Grtct one the Middle-Atlantic one,
two firsts going TO the Chicago A. A,
represented by Myers and Landers,
who competed under their college
registrations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
NOTED TR4PSHOOTER
EXHIBITS At CLUB

Fred Etchen. Coheyville. Kansas.
who won the Kansas State Tran
shooting Championship this wear
was visitor at the weekly shoot OF
the St Joe Valley Gun club Satur-
day afternoon. Mr. Etchen broke
9S out Of a possible 100 targets. +.
Gustafson. a member OF the club.
tied this score and also had the
longest straight run for the day.
breaking So straight Gustafson also
won the trophy in the club event
with 40 out OF so
r. b. McInerny had the second
longest run OF the day 10 his credit
with % straight but had a bad spill
in the club event which put him I'm
fourth place on thS~program for the
day.
q. n. Gray. a noted golf PLAYER
from Minneapolis, was also a visitor
and shot In the practice event
The following are the scores
made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
CARDS TRIM REDS
IN DOUBLE HEADER
St. Louis Team Slips Into Sec
ond Place as Result of
Double Win.
BY Associated Press :


CINCINNATI. June 26.-St Louis
went 10 second place in the Nation
al league today by winning both
games or a double-header from the
Champions. TO 0 and I 70 8. Both
teams played perfect ball in the field
but the hitting OF the visitors was
much more effective than the Reds
Ruether was pounded hard in the
first game while Haines pitched per
fectly allowing 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 UNI ire Klein and dealt him
several hard blows about the head.
the assault took place while LuQue
was in the box with no one on bases
and the pitcher claims that IL was
due to vicious language used by the
official. Luque was put out Of the
game and Eller finished II. Prev
iOus 10 this incident a shower Of
pop bottles fell around Klein when
he called Fournier safe at the plate
in the sixth inning Wingo was put
out Of the game at this time for
"A bu SiVp language Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
( IN THE BIG
)OUTDOORS
GUSTAV Ut. MEYER

II is gratifying 10 those who have
the conservation Of fish and game at
heart in Indiana TO know that they
have at the head OF the game war
dens a man who Is fearless and who
thinks IL his duty TO serve the people
as reward for the salary which ~
draws. None but the market hun
ter, the fish hog and a group of
blinded politicians underestimate
the value OF fish and game TO a sta te
as an attraction At this season OF
the year most everybody is making
some plans for taking a vacation.
What is the first subject matter en-
gaging their attention? Invariably
the question is brought forward as
10 the best fishing grounds ana later
in the fall good hunting areas hold
the principal attraction.
Thousands Of people leave the
state OF Indiana every season in
quest Of better fishing and hunting
grounds. Why should this be 50 .
Are our lakes and streams not cap
able of raising enough fish to satisfy
our own population? Far be it
from that. ] earnestly believe that
II our FISH and game laws were
strictly enforced Indiana could not
alone satisfy its own population re
grounds but could be made attrac-
tive for several other states besides
Ii may be that some few streams
centrally located or parts of them
are over fshed but take the state as
4 whole and Indiana mas the waters
that would supply fishing grounds
for many times the population
which the state now contains. 1t is
not alone that the fish and game are
an attraction and a valuable asset
on that account but their value as
food supply is very great and the
furs which yielded the citizens Of
this state several million dollars the
past winter Is & small matter not TO
be snubbed at. Don't be hostile 10
Richard Lieber. the director OF the
conservation commission for enforc-
ing the fish and game laws, for he
is keenly looking ahead, he sees In
diana in the light that IL should be,
he is ARREST Of the times, his att
ture in this respect places him at the
head of the conservation procession.
The fish and game laws which he is
trying 10 enforce are only made 70
curtail waStefulness. The laws
which ne is duly bound to enforce
are made 10 be a benefit for all ciu
zens alike.
We are now in the midst of the
spawning season for fish and which
is a time when they need protection.
II surely does seem foolish 10 stock
the streams and lakes and then al
low unprincipled anglers 10 catch
than off the nests and TO seine the
parent FISH out leaving the spawn
and the young to waste away. 1t Is
next 10 Impossible TO catch fisd
while they are nesting with HOOK
and line. Hungry though the rish
may be they seem imbued with a
sense of duty that impels them al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
CHICAGO RUNNERS
WIN MANY HONORS
AT stage FIELD
Joie Ray Does Fast Time in
Mile Run SchOlz Beats
Drake.

stage FIELD. Chicago June &C..
Athletic stars running under the
coIors OF the Chicago Athletic asso-
citation carried OF the lions share
Of honors in the Mid West trials for
the American Olympic team at
Stage Field Saturday. scoring 60
points in the nineteen events. tho
Illinois Athletic clubs team Of Chi
cago was second at thirty points
Although no records were shat
tered, several noteworthy perform
ances were made Joie Ray. Of the
Illinois A. g.. American champion
distance runner won the mile ruu
Jackson SchOItz. or the JhIvei SHY
Of Missouri. Western ccnfe ia
dash champion. took ;he mcdslIe II
Howard Drew. ~ Drake university,
joint holder ~ the worlds record IN
the 10O-yerd event. breaking the
tape In 0.10. SchOlz. however. was
defeated IN the 22O-yard event.
which went 20 FassenEale. a team
mate. Drew was second.
Defeats F'urnaS.
Ray Watson, the distance runner
Of the Kansas Aggies. won a thrill
ing race from g. c. Furnas. Of Pur-
AAFf III the 0rVVU-UltNIt event his
time was 1910.
AmitiO PatasOne, an Indian from
Haskell institute, set a furious pace
ia the teu-thousand- metre run. win
ming it By two laps in 1896 3-5. This
time was two minutes behind the
world record.
Frank Fox. OF the Chicago A A,
holder OF the world record in the
pole vault at Is feet lis inches.
won his event with a leap of u feet
3 inches.
The Chicago A. A. qualified TWEEN
ty-two men who will compete in the
finals at Cambridge, Mass. July H.
BY Associated Press:
NEW ORLEANS, June 26.-Only
one southern record was broken in
the Southern olympic tryouts today
ar Tulane university stadium This
was by Lennon, Of Dallas. with a
!, mp pf p feet five inches. in the
running broad jump. Lennon was
one Of the stars of the tryOuts
Cowan, OF Sewanee, ran a fine race
n the 4f0-yard hurdles. going over
the sticks in 50 So seconds Wolf
Of Baylor won both sprints. while
Skidmore OF Sewanee. won two
eight events.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

most 20 star1e rather than leave
their nests and the task OF guarding
their Young. but the persistent end
unspoTtsmanlikc angler may take
them with artificial lures II he keeps
danEliHsy them over the nest in the
face Of the hungry parent fish. Not
only that but there are some who
Will make a business OF shooting
them of the nest with rifles. and
others who will surround them VITA
seincs ard scoop them out IN that
way.
So long as these things are per
mitted there is little use in stocking
the streams and lakes In the in
terest OF the community at large
which Is bound 10 benefit II the
streams and lakes are filled with
fish there should be rigid law en-
forcement and the long arm Of tho
law should be especially welcome in
preventing the molestation OF our
fishes during the spawning season.
In view Of the care that is being
taken to renew hsh life in our
streams and lakes IL would be only
common sense To back Mr.. Lieber UP
in his efforts 10 rigidly enforce the
laws. WITH the intelligent element
in the community backing the game
wardens up in their earnest EFFORT 20
enforce the laws it will result with
out doubt in increasing the fish pop
ulatiOn in our waters enormously
within the next few years.
We are entering a period row
when our native birds will be hatch
ing out their young. 1t is at this
time and when the parent birds are
teaching their young 10 fly that
many OF the young birds fall TO the
ground. Keep a close watch on your
cats and IL will not take you long 70
find out that they are not after mice
and rats but you will find them
working overtime in picking up such
Of the young birds as should be un-
fortunate in falling in their efforts
while learning TO fly. OF course, all
cats do not destroy birds. and all
birds that are killed are not killed
by cats. But the cat with a taste
for birds and young chickens is a
nuisance Many cats are not given
the proper care. but allowed 10 roam
practically wild and made TO ind
their own food, these are the ones
that become bird destroyers Cats
are the worst enemies of birds, stu
some people will keep several cats
and then complain about the boys
killing all tie birds II YOU keep q
cat il should be well fed, kept in the
house or barn and special attention
should be directed toward prevent
Ing II from eating birds II this
cannot be done il would be better "a
have some other kind OF an animal
for a pet.
Interesting events are going on az
the Matching ponds now and all who
pay the hatchery a visit in the next
few weeks viii be well repaid for
the trip. Bass are on the nest.
Come out and see them work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
Records Broken Olympic TyoutS Held in Philadelphia Chicago
THE WORLD O. SPORTS

Pop" FrankeTs Mishawaka In
destructo baseball outfit Will Jour
ney TO Fort Wayne where they will
meet the strong Lincoln Life team.
The team Will leave over the Van
dalia at 1880 this morning.
The Fort Wayne team. which is
managed by Mort Cleary, is classed
as one OF the best In those parts.
and Will give the fast Indestructo
nine battle. Ben Koehler will be
in the Mishawaka men ranks. and
the Fort Wayne fans are looking
forward 10 see the old timer exhibit.
The Silver Edge baseball squad
will journey 20 Walkerton this aft
ernoon where they will connect with
the Walkerton Greys. The Walker
ton nine has several new additions,
and are bent on giving the Silver
Edges a wallOping. The Silver Edge
nine will use the same lineup.
The st. Florians Will play the
South Bend National nine this af-
ternoon at Cassidy field. The game
will begin at 2 o'clock.
By Associated Press:
SANDY HOOK, y. j., June 26.-
After drifting along their 29-mile
course for two hours and a half in
a baking sun, Shamrock ~, which
will seek TO capture the America S
cup here next month. and the Is
metre Shamrock. her trial horse,
gave up their race here today for
lack of wind.
BOSTON, June 26.-Harvard' 5
baseball nine completed the athletic
successes begun with the victory of
the Crimson crew yesterday by win
ming from Yale 8 To in the de-
Gliding game of the series here today.
Each had won game previously.
CHICAGO, June 26.-"Gunboat'
Smith OF san Francisco. outpointed
Tony Melchior OF Chicago, in a To-
round bout at East Chicago, Ind.
today.
NEWPORT, K. l., June 26.--The
slOOp ReSolute was selected by the
committee on cups defense Of the
New York Yacht club 10 defend the
Americas cup against the sham
rock IVA The first race will be sail
cd off Sandy Hook on July Is.
The Oak Grove nine of Nappanee
have a few open dates on their
schedule, and are so anxious TO conn.,
plete their dates that they have
issued a challenge 70 any team in
Northern Indiana. For particulars
write Cal HunsburgcI at Nappanee,
Ind, OF call IL on II klondike.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
GIANTS BREAK EVEN
WITH PHILADELPHIA
Bv Associated Press :

PHILADELPHIA. June 26.-Aft-
er losing the first game of today's
dOuble-header TO New York 20 g.
in eleven innings. Philadelphia
slaughtered Benton i'm the second
game for an 10 1 victory. Causey
allowed New York one hit up TO
the ninth when he cased up.
The first game was bitterly
fought struggle In which arguments
between local players and Umpire
Harrison occurred frequently Mead
ows was put off the field for pro-
testing decision. Gallia succeed
ed him. Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
TILDEN WINS MATCH
FROM ENGLISH CHIMP
IN Associated Press :

BY Associated freSS
WIMBLEDON. Eng, June 26.-
William r. Tilden OF Philadelphia
won d splendid victory Saturday IN a
thrilling match for the British lawn
tennis championship by defeating
A. K. F. Kingscote, the captain OF
the British 1919 Davis cup team.
after five strenuous sets. The score
was So. 81, 6-4, 81. So.
As Fridays doubles were the
greatest seen in England so yester-
days match between Tilden and
KingscOte was the finest singles
ever witnessed on this side Of the
Atlantic.
BY Saturdays victory, Tilden
places himself I'm the play among
the last eight champ iOnship He
next will meet the Australian player
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
CHAMP
DOING ROAD WORK
Snecial 10 The News-Times.

BENTON HARBOR. Mich. June
26,-LiChtweight Champion Benny
Leonard tomorrow will do his first
boxing since he began training for
mis- fight with Charley White here
Monday afternoon. July 3. The
champion put IN another long ses-
sion on the road this morning and
says he's feeling hne and ready now
TO take on his sparring partners
Eve I'm number-onc after the other.
Joe Beu jamin. the coast lightweight,
Tommy Holderson. Ted Murphy
Red Quinn and Willie Findlay are
now encamped with Leonard at
Eastman Springs. Every member
OF the troupe is in shape and
Trainer Ike Bernstein SAYS they can
all 90 with Benny at any time now
II they care 20.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
PIRATES PUT CRIHP
IN CUBS CHANCES
BY Associated Press

PITTSBURG, June 9G.-Pittsburg
won from Chicago here today to
(. in a game featured by heavy hit
ting. The visitors scored one run
of Hamilton in the first inning. and
three in the second. MeadCr and
Ponder held Chicago scOreless for
seven innings. In the eighth, Pitts
burg came from behind. scoring 8
runs on six hits and two walks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
-Four TdIIieS iH First
GireS Indians Contest
By Associated Press .

COLUMBUS, June 26-GettinE
90 Dantorth in the first inning for
four runs won for indianapolis over
Columbus in the second game OF the
series here Saturday. After the
NTH inning Danforth did not allow
a hit Score:
Indianapolis 400 100 000--5 s
Columbus ..... .OOO 600 021-3 s 1
Petty and Henline; Danforth and
Hartley.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
CHICAGO TAKES CAME
FEATURED BY HITTING

CHICAGO. June 26.-Chicago hit
four Cleveland pitchers hard today
and won II TO z. Cleveland made a
belated rally in the ninth when
Gardner tripled with the bases full
Faber was effective except in the
final inning when he apparently
eased up, having a run lead at
that firOp Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
Nbdtted Tor Niehaus IN 9Th
xNRan for O'Neill in 9th

70 IaNE IIILo- fNISUtIE q III
Speaker Three base hits-Wambs-
ganss, Chapman, Jackson and Gard
uer >. Stolen baSes-E. Collins. Er-
rOrS-Speaker. O'Neill, Weaver. Ris-
berg. acrificeS-F'abe Der. J. Collins.
smith. Weaver and Jackson. Double
plays-E. Collins, Risberg, J. Collins
10 r. Collins; Schalk 20 Risberg.
Left on baSes-Cleveland S: Chicago
.. Bases on balls-Off Faeth I of
Faber. 3. Hits-off Caldwell 8 in 8
innings; of Faeth in 2-3 innings.
of Myers 8 in l 1-3 innings: off
Niehaus . In innings. Struck out
10y Caldwell .; by Myers 7 by Fabec
I. Losing pitchcr-Caldweu I'm b
pircs-Hildebrand and Evans.
Time-2:l3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
EleUen Runs IN Second
Turns Game Into Farce
By Associated Press

7
MINNEAPOLIS. June Wild
ness of Kansas City pitchers and
loose Kansas City fielding enabled
Minneapolis 10 win the game here
Saturday. l. 20 ). Eleven runs were
scored after two men were out i0
tho second inning. turning the game
into a farce. Score.
Kansas city o o 1o2 o02-5 Z
MINNEAPOLIS II O10 00"-11 l. %
BOlden Schrorr Shultz ar1
Sweeney: James. Schuer and Mayo
and Owens.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
BOOnes Circuit Drive
WinS Exciting Contest
Rr Asshciatad Press

ah"0N-' I'INFTI
ST PAUL, juno 26--St. Paul de-
feated Milwaukee today 7 20 in n
game featured by FIVE home runs
Boone. who drove out two circuit
smashes one with runner enroute.
also sent IN the deciding score fin
the seventh, when ne singled after
BerRhammer had walked and stolen
second. Home runs by Bostil and
HUM in the first gave tho Brewers
a three-run lead Hargrave made
the other four base smash. Score
Milwaukee 300 012 O0O-6 10 n
ST Paul OO1 1I3 10 "a
Gearen. Reinhart and CASTOR;
Williams and Griner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
outs when winning run

Two baSe hIts-JuUGe. Dugal, M
lan2 stolen bases-Gharrity D..
Rice. Walker Judge. Sacrifice
Griffin. Shanks. Milan. Myatt Walk
err ErrorS-N8iScr. Dusan -. ll'-
Ncii Lett ON Philadelphia
TO. Washington y. Bases ON balls
of Zachary =; Perry L. Hit by pitch
cr-bg Zachary Perkins, Struck
out by Zachary 4: Perry l. I'm
pires-Friel and Dineen. Time l.5I.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
HOOSEER CREAMS TO
PLAY STURGIS NINE

Manager Louis Cross Hoosier
Cream squad viii leave by auto
from their club house ON s Walnut
ST OF o'clock this morning to play
SturEis Mich The SturgiS nine is
the pride OF their district and are
anxious 90 take the much famed
lI0osier Cream nine Of this citv
over Mgr. Cross feels confident OF
bis team mates bring home the ba-
Co
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
BRAVES TAKE DOUBLE
BILL FROM BROOKLYN

BOSTON, June 26.-Boston de-
feated Brooklyn in both ends of a
double header today. taking the
first game l TO 0 and the second Z
10 . The opener was pitchers
battle in which Oeschger had the
edge on Smith. Bunched hits off
Crimes i'm third and fifth innings
decided the second game in BOs-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

Two base hitS-Heilman, Slslei'
Davis. Three base hits-Billiugs. Sis
Ter. Home run-Heilman. Stolen
bases-Bush. Jacobson. Sacrifices
Pineln. Ainsmith. Jacobson. Errors
Billings. Double plays-f Dung,
Bush and Ellison. Jacobson ana
Gerber. Left on bases-Detroit >
ST. Louis, Z. Base on balls-oiI
Dauss. 4; Davis. 3. Hit by pitcher
by Dauss (Billings). Struck out
by Dauss, 2. Davis. / Time-l;Z5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
YANKEES WALLOP
BOSTON OUTFIT
New York Sluggers Collect
l8 Hits-ROokie Hurls
One Hit Game.
~ Associated Press

NEW YORK, June 26.-The View
York Americans won an over
whelming victory over Boston here
this afternoon. winning The second
game OF the series by n score OF Il
10 o. While Warren Collins. a Texas
le3guc recruit pitched a One-hit
shut-out. I'm his third major league-
start. tho Yankees battered Pitchers
Bush and Karr for Is hits. totaliing
% bases. Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

Two base hits-Kopf, Janvrin,
Stock. McHenry. Three base hits
Fournier, Dilhoefer. Sacrifices
Schultz, Haines. Left on bases-St
Louis. Z: Cincinnati, 3. Base on balls
off Ruether. >: off Haines, I. Hit
by pitcher-by Haines, l. Struck out
by Ruether, /; by Haines. !. UNI
pire-Klem and Emslie. Time
1877.
Second game:
St Louis loo POI 900 9 0
Cincinnati 100 200 1903 0
DOak, Sherdell and Clemens;
Luque. Eller and Wingo and Allen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
SINGERS BOW TO
MISHA.WAKA MEN
Trunkmakers Dispose of Fac
tory Leaguers in Satur-
day Game.

In preliminary feature TO the
Industrial league that will start ofti-
cially July s, the Industrial base
ball nine OF Mishawaka trounced
Singers by the score of 5 10 l. The
stellar Hurting Of Cy Young Of the
Mishawaka crew featured the con-
test. Young let the Singer nine down
with five scattered hits. and was eff
fective in every inning, but the
fourth. when the Singer squad slip
ped a run over the plate.
The Mishawaka team took the
lead in the second when they work
ed "Cappy" Moore for two runs
Moore was not up TO standard dur
ing the contest, and was replaced by
Mutt in the seventh.
Score by innings:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

TIGERS CLAW BROWNS
IN SATURDAY GAME

By Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS June 26.-Timely hit
ting. Davis wildness and an error
by Billings resulted in Detroit de-
feating St Louis. 10 >, today.
Billings error allowed two runs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
Master of Circumstances.

II is the man or woman Of faith.
ard hence OF courage who IS the
master Of circumstances. and who
makes his or her power felt IN the
world.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

AftAAANA AOl NfduUI III lAll.
XX-Batted for Lee in Sth.
Chicago ...........130 600 0OO-4
Pittsburg .......O01 002 06x-9
Two-base hits - Lee. Merkle.
Three-base hits-O'FarreH Paskert.
Southworth. Stolen bases-Bigbee.
O'Farrel SOuthworth. Hollocher.
Sacrifices - FlaCk, Houocher Err
rors-Flack. Terry, Whitfield Dou-
bic plays-Caton. Barbara and
Grimm; HerzOg and MerkIe. Left
on bases-Chicago 9; Pittsburg 10.
Bases on balls-Of Vaughn 4. off
Hamilton ! off Ponder ,. Hits
Off Hamilton in innings; off
Ponder in innings: off Meador
in 3 innings Struck out-Rv
Vaughn e. by Ponder /. Winning
pitcher-Ponder Losing pitcher
Vaughn.
Umpires-Rigler and Moran.
Time-2:07
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
PHILADELPHIA LOSES
SEVENTEEN STRAIGHT
By Associated Press :


WASHINGTON, June 26.-Wash-
ington defeated Philadelphia here
today. 20 g. i'm "a pitchers battle
between zachary and Perry. IL was
Philadelphia 18th straight defeat.