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La popular actriz Lillian Gish esta re-
suelta tirarle los trastos a la cabeza
al collector de rentas internas, quien pa
rece pretendia que la diminuta mucha-
cha CANA ell modesto sueldo de "mas
de S500,000.' William L. Sheriff., presi
dente de la "Frohman Amusement Cor
poration' ha sido autorizado por Miss
Gish para decir que ella tiene un con-
trato por tres amos para hacer no mas
de cinco peliculas cada afio, por 10 que
recibira un total de $s8O,OOO ademas de
un determinado por ciento de las ganan
cias obtenidas EN- cada pelicula. De modo
que su sueldo sera de $293, ,333. 1918
annual, su "'por ciento'' algo por ell
estilo. iQu6 barbaridad! Y uno que es-
tudia IA aflos para tratar de ganar tres
o cuatro mil dolares al afo, esta jo-
vencita por su linda cara Sc bala en-
orc. iCosas del mundo!
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FRUTAS LAXANTES

;Se evanta listed contento? ;Hay rostro daria-
sonrisa para todo ell ndo? iSiIva
ted con recuencia durante ell da? Hace usted todo
trabao del dia ag contento? ST usted encuentEa
condolences, que used esta todo 10 ben que
usted debe estar FL NAL gusto la boca la cabeza tup
da ell NAL huIor, sntomas de que esta usted uera
de estado normal. En- estas condolences usted
hace honor nj usted msmo nj famIia, nj
gccios listed debe bLen humor
tento senpre, cada da sonrisa para
todo ell n1undo Haga cada mahana ell principle de
da agradabe fez Las Frutas Laxanes lie ayudaran
seran mejor amigo. Cuidaran del interior
poy 10 conservaran Iimpo bre de los acunua-
dos que ell extreimento demas Intermediates.
Son un axane muy deicioso, la mas deIciosa que
uste aas ha probado hechas def
ma de bombones. cada paquete conene frutas, cada
ruta sufciente para doss aduIto Para los
nihos I'm axante IDEAL pues los ST fue-
ran bombones Sc venden toda las famacias de la sa
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PELICULAS INGLESAS:- Aunque
aqui y en- los Estados Unidos casi nunca
Sc ven cintas inglesas, acaba de llegar
una fabricada en- Inglaterra, sera es-
trenada en- Nueva York. La firma G. B
Price es la importadora de la cinta, que
respende al titulo de ''Vuestra Hija
y la Mia. (YoUR DAUGHTER AND
MINE)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-11
UNA INFRACCIoN
FL CORRESPONSAL.

El "acting fiscal', Iicdo. Romant,
ha ordenado ell arresto de Rafael Ma
rrero Salgado y Claudio ortega Herman
DEE, acusados de infringir la ley elec
toral. Sc han exigido 5000 de fianza
cada uno.
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La "casa Famous-P Players Lasky Cor
poration'' ha encomendado a Donald
Crisp y Paul Powell, conocidos directo
res la direction de varias peliculas que
estan siendo hechas en- los "Studios ;
de la compahia en- Inglaterra va pare
ce que no encuentra limite la esfera de
accion de las compafiias de peliculas
norteamericanas
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EN- Los DOMI-
MOS DEL cine
por ARGQ NAUTA

No ha sido esta semana una en- que
yo haya tenido mucho tempo para de-
dicarlo hojear magazines buscando
cosas nuevas procedentes del reino del
cinema para enviarlas Ell MUNDo.
No obstante, ALA van unos cuantos re-
cortes de interes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-11

Harry Larvey quien Sc dedicaba ha
Ger peliculas industriales y educaciona-
les, ha comenzado a "flmar'' cintas
dramaticas. Piensa hacer ocho este aio,
las dos primeras llevando los titulos
de "El Tio Sam de Freedom Ridge"
y "La Botella Blanca.''
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tista guitar al manager general del
medic? ISon las nueve de la maflana, no
ra muy temprana para una linda estre-
LA empezar a trabajar? " tiene una es
trella ell derecho de estar ausente dos
tres dias, expensas de la compa-
MIA, 81 lie duelen las muelas y no esta,
por 10 tanto, con ganas de reir y apare
Ger carifiosa? Pues Mary Miles Minter
contest6 afirmativamente, ganando un
case que duro nueve dias en- la corte del
juez Federal Trippet, en- Los Angeles,
California. Mary recobro la cantidad
que la American Film Co. :" habia re
bajado de su sueldo semanal de $2250.
El jurado lie concedio $4,000, sea casi
todo 10 que pidio, y Mary di6 la mano
cada jurado con una picaresca sonrisa.
La defensa sostenia que los terribles
dolores de muelas de Miss Minter no
empezaban hasta que ella almorzo con
Adolfo zukor, quien para ese tempo lie
ofrecio un contrato con la compafiia
"Realact' Luego, la compafiia la er
pleo pagandole mucho mas de $2.250
semanales. La defensa acuso la artis-
ia de que en- una OCCASION Sc echo reir,
dafiando la pelicula. Durante un breve
tempo, la Corte sc convirtio en- un ci-
ne, pasando la cinta en- que la terrible
Mary Sc habia redo. Ella nego haberlo
hecho proposito, y ell jurado, habiendo
visto la escena, fue de la misma opinion.
Sc levanto la question acerca de la
real edad de la sefiorita Minter, pre-
sentandose un affidavit hecho por Pearl
Miles Reilly, madre de Mary, ALA por
ell 1912, y en- ell que ella juraba que Mary
habia nacido el primero de abril de 1892;
de modo que Mary podia aparecer en-
peliculas en- Nueva York sin violar la
ley del trabajo de nifios Pero ell juez
no dio credito al documento, sosteniendo
que ell Iiltimo affidavit de la madre de
Mary era ell correcto Segin este, Mary
naci6 ell primero de abril de 1902.
Y en- una reseia hgera queremos ha-
blar de las cintas ultimas presentadas
en- Ell popular "Tteatro Nuevo.'' FRA
guas del Inferno, una insagen del HE
10 y la nieve, escenas del helado Norte
donde sopla ell cierzo y ell cielo es girls
y nebuloso "Calibre 38'', es una cinta
del Oeste, bastante bien trabajada ''La
Mrr1. IL
bajo de la Petrova. Tiene la cinta ell
attractive historico, que la hace mas in
teresante "The Moon Shine Riders
es otra nueva invencion de la ''Univer
sal'' Misterio, guerra, intriga. -. Y
''Rio Grande'' una buena cinta. We
mos en- ell cartel magnifcas producciones
para esta semana, de las que nos ocupa
remos con mas detenimiento.
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Dice Ell "Photoplay Magazine:
"5Puede ell temperamento de un ar
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La "Casa Universal ofrece sesenta
peliculas en- ell termino de un afio. Diez
seran marca "Jewel'', so "atraccio-
mes espectales' La favorita Priscilla
Dean, encabeza la lista de artistas que
tomaran parte, siendo su pr6xima peli-
cula ''Fuera de la Ley Luego "il-
mara" otra bajo ell titulo de "El cato
que anduvo Solo," Otra cinta "Univer-
sal-Jewel" sera "once to Every Wo-
man., con Dorothy Philips, la estrella
de "El Derecho la Felicidad.'' Ell ini-
mitable Erich Won stroheim, aquel crea-
dor de blind Husbands, hara sus dos
cintas "The DEVILS Paskey" v ''Es-
posas Tontas'' (FooLISH WIvES) En-
cuanto las que encabezaran las "atrac
clones especiales seran: :
1.-THE Red Lane, por Frank Mayo;
La Nina en- la Lluvia' (THE GIRL
IN THE RAIN), con Anne Cornwall;
"Blue Streak Mccoy, por Harry Ca
rey; ''El Adorable Salvaje'', con Edith
Roberts; LA Lucille, trabajando Ed
die Lyons y Lee Moran; "Hitchin'
Posts, con Frank Mayo; 'Bajo las
Luces del Norte', Virginia Faire Jack
Perrin; ''Fuera de un Cielo Azul',
(oUT OF A CLEAR sky; Gladys
Walton y Jack Perrin; ''once Plum
ber", por Eddie Lyons y Lee Moran,
los dos comicos heroes de la Universal
Louise Huff firIno un contrato de Gin
co amos con la casa de "Selznick'',
a las cinco semanas lie arm0 un revolti-
llo al director de escena en- una pelicula,
resultando que la chica Sc fue, yendo
a refugiarse con la "Casa Metro, don
de actualmente trabaja en- una cinta la
mada "Fine Feathers.
Aquellos que recuerdan con delete
Ia magnificiente belleza de Mollie King.
sentiran La noticia de que no vuelve
la escena. Dicen que hace cerca de un
afio Sc encontr6 esta irlandesita con
Kenneth Dade Alexander, joven de una
infuyente familia del Sur -. Cupido
dispar6 sus dos fechas simutaneamente,
y no hay que afiadir que Sc casaron.
Ahora acaba de nacer ell primer Alexan
der Jr., Y Mollie cree que mas vale aten
der su hijito que seguir en- ell cine.
Como deciamos anteriormente, ell te-
niente omer .Locklear, ell heroe de THE
Great Air Robbery, donde nos cleo
trio pasando de un aeroplano a otro
en- el aire, muri6 ell tres de agosto Sc
trataba de una caita fngida con Ell apa
ratio desde una altura de diez mil pies,
mientras las camaras funcionaban.
Ell desgraciado aviador vino realmente
al suelo. Su ayudante, ell teniente Milton
Elliott, quedo tambieD destrozado.
Aunque Robert Gordon ha tenido la
ocasion de hacer ell amor a menudo en-
peliculas, esta vez Sc encuentra con tres
novias en- una cinta titulada ''Tres Mu-
jeres lie Amaban". iDios lie ayudeI
Dice ell "Photoplay Magazine:
"GPuede Ell temperamento de un ar
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Aunque Robert Gordon ha tenido la
ocasion de hacer ell amor menudo en-
peliculas, esta vez Sc encuentra con tres
novias en- una cinta titulada 'Tres Mu-
jeres lie Amaban". iDios lie ayudeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-03
Champion Has Little to
Fear From Labor Day
Foe ; Plans Many Bouts
By w. O. Mcclellan

Though there is no cause for any
great excitement over the Dempsey
Miske bout, it seems that curiosity
will draw quite few OF the local
fight bugs to Benton Harbor on Labor
Day. Legally it is a heavyweight cham
pionship bout. but actually it is moth
Ing highly important in pugilistic his
tory. There is no question es to
whether or not Dempsey can stop
Miske. 1t is a question Of how soon
he will do it.
In his day Miske was fairly handy
second rate heavy, but the mere sug-
gestion that Miske at his best would
Be a "logical contender" for Willard,
who was at large in Miske's best day,
would have placed the person suggest
ing it in danger Of being sent to a
quiet place.
Since that time Dempsey stopped
Willard, and Miskie has been suffering
from curvature Of the spine until sew
eral months ago. Anybody who Is
meeting the man who dropped Jess
Willard should have his full health.
He will need It.
Dempsey, from all accounts, has
been doing some very serious training.
That is wise, but all the training that
Dempsey would need for a bout with
the average heavyweight to-day would
be haircut. The training that
Dempsey is doing ostens!bly for this
bout is really for bouts that are to
come.
The heavyweight champion has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-03
Denspsey's Tongue
Is Cut in Training
Match With Creb

BENTON HARBOR, Mich, Sept. g.
With but one more day of hard work
remaining in their traininl grind.
Jack Dempsey and Billy Miske cast
aside all restraint to-day and gave
their sparring partners q vicious maui
ing for six rounds.
Dempsey spared three sessions with
Harry Greb, Pittsburgh light heavy
weight and another three with Marty
Farrell, Pacific Coast middleweight.
M l.e felt t tho lack Of capable sparring
pace himself. He stepped the first two
rounds with George Wilson, a negro
heavyweight, the second two with Joe
Wagner and the final two with Jack
Heinen.
Early in the third round creb's head
collided with Dempsey's mouth, cutting
the champions tongue so severely that
he spat blood for the remainder of the
round. Both Miske and Dempsey
scaled 1879 pounds before the work
out to-day. Neither plans to do any
boxing after Tomorrow
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to second on Barnes's infield out. The
ever reliable Burns then came through
with single to center, which sent both
runs across. Bancroft flied to Nichol-
son for the third out.
The Giants threatened to add an
other run to their total in the eighth.
King led off with his third hit. Doyle
lifted fly to Southworth, but Snyder
singled through short. Barnes then
hit into double play, McKechnie to
Cation to Grimm.
The Buccaneers made a desperate
stand in their half of the eighth, but
Barnes turned them back with little
difficulty. Lee batted for Hamilton
and struck out. Bigbee fouled to
Snyder. McKechnie then slammed a
single off Bsrnes's glove, but South
worth grounded to Doyle for the third
cut.
Wisner took up the pitching burden
for the home players in the ninth and
the visitors proceeded to add another.
Burns opened the inning with two
Dagger to center and took third on
narcroft's bunt to Wisner. Young
bounced a single over Cations head,
scoring Burns. Frsch forced Young
on a grounder to McKechnie and then
stole second, but Kelly went out on a
roller to Cation.
With two out in the Pirates half
of the ninth, Schmidt tripled along
the right field foul line, but Cation
lifted one to Young. The Giants left
for New York to-night to meet the
Braves at tho Polo Grounds to-mor-
row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-03
Magistrates Open War
On Baseball Rowdies

In an effort to eliminate rowdyism
and bottle throwing, which has recently
marked many ball games at the Polo
Grounds, Acting Chief Magistrate John
magistrates throug hout the city to deal
summarily and drastically with any
person who would make ball players
and umpires a target for bottles or
other missiles.
"A man who throws a bottle might
sentence a player to six months in tho
hospital, therefore I recommend that
we sentence such persons to six months
in JAIL" said Magistrate Mcclellan.
"Let every citizen attending the
games aid the police in discovering
these criminals, and the evil will cease
and we can again be proud Of the
workmanship Of our city"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-03

During this swing around the cir
cult the New Workers won nine and
lost eight games. They took two out
of three from the Cubs, two out of
four from the Cardinals, three from
the Reds and one out of five from the
Pirates.
Jess Barnes. who WAS in the box for
the Giants, pitched good ball and was
very effective in the pinches. He
yielded nine hits, but several Of them
were of the scratch variety. He also
kept them pretty we'll scattered.
Southpaw Hamilton Wild
Southpaw Hamilton, who performed
for the Buccaneers, was found for ten
hits during mis- eight innings stay on
the mound. He was also inclined to
be wild and issued three bases on
balls and uncorked two wild pitches.
He was removed in favor Of pinch
hitter in the eighth, and Wisner, who
pitched the last inning, was nicked
for two more safetes.
Lee King led the attack with three
singles in four trips to the plate. The
Pirates wasted little time IN getting
started and they broke into a one. run
lead in the first inning. Blgpee, the
first batter, beat out grounder to
Bancroft and Barbara forced him at
second on q roller to Doyle.
ocCVHO Ou - AOllCl W OOy1C. oAA DaA Q
stole second, but injured his leg slid
ing, and McKechnie replaced him.
Southwo,th flied to Young. Nicholson
shot a single to left, scoring Mack.
Frisch then threw out Whitfield on q
fast play.
The Giants came back in the second
and tied the score. With one out
Kelly drove a two-baser to center and
reached third on Kings grounder to
Cation. Hamilton uncorked wild
pitch allowing Kelly to tally and then
walked Doyle and Snyder, blu. Barnes
struck out.
The McG7aw men went into the lead
in the fourth inning by showing an
other run across. Kelly, the first bat
ter, beat out slow roller to Cation.
King singled to right, Kelly going to
third. Doyle grounded to Grimm and
Kelly beat the throw to the plate.
King took second on the play and
Snyder advanced both runners on q
bunt to Whitfield. Barnes famed the
second time and Burns flied to Nichol-
son.
The Giant, broke through again In
the sixth and scored two more runs.
King beat out q bunt past the box.
Doyle shot single to right, but King
was cut down in attempting to take
third on the hit. Snyder rolled one
down to Whitfield and both runners
were safe when McKechnie dropped
Whitted's throw to second.
Doyle advanced to third and Snyder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-03
Royal Giants to Meet
Tesreau's Bears Sunday

The oval Giants, fresh from VIC
torious trip through seven states, will
make their first appearance of the
season in Manhattan on Sunday, when
they clash with jeff Tesreau's Bears
in double header.
Although the Royals have made a
cleanup in their last fourteen games,
they are not likely to find such easy
sailing with the former Giants team.
Included among the Royal players are
Lloyd, recognized as the greatest COL
ored shortstop in the game. and Gate
wood and Hubbard, two star mounds
men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-03
Troeh Victor i'm Shoot.
Breaking 100 Targets

TORONTO. Sept. Frank H. Troeh,
Of Vancouver, Wash. broke 100 targets,
winning first place in the International
trapshooting contests at the Canadian
National Exhibition here to-day.
R. II. Brinay, of Ocean Beach, Calf;
F. w. McNccr, Of Houston, Tex. and
F. s. Wright, Of Buffalo tied for second
made the highest score and was award
ed the medal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-03
Borton Sues for. $4,000

Los ANGELES, CaliK, Sept. w
Baker "Babe" Borton, former first
baseman Of the Vernon team Of the
Pacific Coast League, to-day fled suit
for $4,000 damages. for alleged libel
against William Essick, manager OF
the Vernon club. The suit Is based
on statements asserted to have been
made by Essick regarding Borton's
charges that Vernon players contribu-
ted to fund to aid their team win
the 1919 pennant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-03
The Score

Totals SO IL 27 10 o. Totals ...SyA 27 II I
Batted for Hamilton in eighth inning.
Pittsbu D e.. ~ . 81
Two-base hits-Bancroft. Kelly. South
worth. Burns. Thrce-base hit-Schmidt.
Stolen bases-Barbare. Frisch Sacrifices
-rSnyder. Bancroft. Double piay-Mc~
Kechnie, Cation and Grimm. Left on bases
New York. 9; Pittsburgh. g. Bases on
balls--Off Barnes. ]; off Hamilton. 3. Hits
OF Hamilton. 10 in innings; Off Wis
ner. 2 in !. Struck out-By Barnes 2; by
Hamilton. 2. wild pitches-Hamilton (2).
Losing pitcher Hamilton. Umpires -
Messrs. QuiEley and O'Day. Time-1.47.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-03
Reading Takes Final
Came Fro,s, Skeeters

Reading detected Jersey City, to i.
yesterday. getting ar even breal; in the
final series between the teams in the
Skecter town this season. The visitors
took a commanding lead by scoring
four runs in the sixth inning and then
stopped a rally Of Donovan's men in
the seventh, after four men had COM
pleted the circuit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-03
Dempsey's Hard Training Now
Is Not Only for Misk Battle

learned that the movie money is more
or less stage money, and is preparing
to work long and earnestly at his real
trade. After Miske he will take on
Bill Brennan, Carpentier--if Carpen-
tier can be taken-and probably Harry
Wills, the husky Senegambian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-03
Rings Pitching
And Batting Give
Victory. to Reds

ST. LOUIS, Sept. Jimmy Ring
pitched and battcd Cincinnati to
3 to victory over St. Louis to-day
Rings double in the second drove in
two runs and his sacrifice fly in the
fourth scored the visitors other rally.
He held tho locals to six hits.
The score:
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nosky walked and was forced at second
on Hendryx's tap to Ward. Hendrix
tried to steal but was turned back By
Ruel's fine peg to Pratt. Tim doubled
back toward first and Pratt hurled the
ball to the Boston dugout. Hendrys|
going all the way to third. McInnisi
sacrifice fly to Bodie brought him
home.
Sam Wick batted for Shawkey in the
eighth and Bob McGraw opposed thsI
Red Sox in the second half. The first
man he pitched to, Hooper, stung him
for triple, and Harry scored on Me-
noskys long fly to Lewis.
The score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-03
Athletics Snatch
Sd Game i'm Row
From the Tigers
BY BRIGGS

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2-Thc Attn
lctics made it three straight from De
troit to-day when Harris's arm and
Pcrkins's bat sent them down to
2 to 0 defeat. Harris twirled wonder
full ball, allowing Jennings'- men only
two safe blows. His pitching opponent
Oldham also worked we'll after the
opening inning, striking out eight men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-03
Giants
Jess Barnes at His Rest
And Wins by Score of 81
Lee King Leads Attack That Routs Cibson's Men
i'm Final Game of Series; Hamilton Found
for Ten Hits i'm Eight Innings ON Mound
By r. ]. Kelly

PITTSBURGH Sept losing Glib
Pirates finally life Of
Field The
invasion of this
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Totals 81 s1oc7 II Totals ..32 2e27l5

'Batted for Haines in eighth inning.
ST. si"g Iouts ::. . . Q . 90
Two-base hits-Ring. Iornsby. sacri-
flces-Ring. Daubert. Neale. Double play
-Cincinnati. .; st. I.ouis 6. Bases on
balIs-off Ring: 3: off Haines. g. Hits-Off
! inning. Struck out-By Ring. J.: by
Haines g. Losing pitcher-Haines. Um-s
pires-Rgler and Moran. Time-1:4S.
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Totals IA 80 - II Totals ....a. 4 .. y 3
Hcad.ng %
Three base hits Mn0rrr. Rowman Home
run bowman. stolen bases Altcnburg.
Sheridan. Sacrifices Sheridan CO. Dou-
bic plays l'uun.an. Moo"rs; Sheridan.
Bowman Lett on basos-Jorsey City, ::
Reading. T. lascs or balls--Of Karpp.
4; OFF Hnrscher 2. Struck out--Hy Earpp.
;: by Harscher g Impires-Dcrr and
Davis. Timc--l 80
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The score:
"a. L)


Stated for Oldham in eighth inning.
Detroit ...... O 0 %
Philadelphia 2 o 0 0 0 x--2
Stolen bascs--C. Walker. Sacrinces-
Griffin. c. Walker, Bush. Left on bases
Philadelphia, S; Detroit. 5. Iascs on balls
OF Morrisctte. !; off Harris. ?. Hits
or Oldham, in innings; off Morrisette,
In inning. Struck out-I.y Oldham. s;
by Morrisettc, l; by Harris. g. Losing
pitcher-Oldham. Umpircs-Nalin and
Evans. Time--l:2O
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Total. so . 241l 2 Totals .25s621lg
x Batted for Shawkey in eighth inning
New York 20 o / / 0 OIL
Boston ......2 x-l
Two base hits--Pratt. Hendrys. Three
base hits-Hooper. Scnang. Home run-I
Ward. Stolen basc---Vit' Sacrlfces--Me1
noaky t2). Mclrnis. Double piays-Ppll
tunHssisted>: Pratt to Peckinpaugh ri
Pip, Pratt to Pipp; Wit to Brady III
Mclnnis: Mc1nnis to Schang TO Brad,
Left on bases-New York. ?. Boston Il
Base on balls--On Shawkey. 3; OF Mysnl
e. Hits-Of Shawkey. 5 in innings; 81
McGraw. in l. Struck out-By Myera Il
Losing pitcher Shawkey. Cmpires- \
Messrs. Owens and Connolly. Time--l.Rf
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International League


AT SYRACUSE (Grst game)
Baltimore. O o 0 0 ga o
Syracuse O 0 OIL 7 2
Hatt"rics--K ncisch and Teller; Carlson
and Casey.
SECOND GAME g innings to allow play
rrs to catch train)
r. II. e.
baltimore. ...... s 0 / Is c
syracuse. ...... 0 0 0 0 90
Hatt"rics --Grovcs ana styles Buckley
and Madden.
AT BUFFALO
RI &C.
Akron. 0 I 3 0 o 0 O 2 OF 10 |
Buffalo. ...... 0 0 IL ~ .
observation-disclosures and Smith; Rogers
and Schwcrt
AT ROCHESTER,
Rochester. .. i Q % 3
Hntteries-H Bndcr and Devino
Barnes and Ross
Eastern League
Now Haven. {? Worcestcr d.
Albany, IL; Erdsrport g.
Vat bury. .: littsfleld. 0 (1st)
Waterbury, s. Pit,ane!l. 0 t2d)
Springfield. . Hartford o 1sD
Springfield. G. "llu.tforu. (l2
innings t2l).