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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07
LA LEGISLACION SIN METODO.

a
gsatvo tanto e partdo repubcano como la agrupaclon
unonsta han esfoado presentation de buenos pro-
yectos.
Mas es necesaro que sido labor desor
denada, sin plan, sin orientaci6n
Legsar pals de origen latino que encuentra bao
la soberania americana muy dfc poque tata de una
legislation apopiada para la reconstruction la adaptaci6n;
legislation de dstnto caacte la pudera empear-
Naci6n defnitvamente constituida.
Hemos vsto mportar material legislative indstn-
amente de dversos EstadOs de la Un6n agnos Legislatures
de Puerto Rico creyeron que de este modo orecan
prueba de "americansno".
deron cabaeros de que las Ieyes las
de pueblo guardian estrecha eaci6n de que
las costnbres de Puerto Rico las de mucho Estados de la
Union dsnas por consguiente toda legislation tras
panada debe prevamente sometda estudo
y analisis.
aS mateas ha avanzado demasado otras exsen
daderas Iagunas.
debera nombrarse una "cos6n del tm6n" para cada
session legislative sno toda obra legislative
estudaria coniumto fnaidad.
Po otroado cieros potco deseosos las SIM
paa p1bcas especie competencia,
para qen presenta poyectos mas atractyos ASH
aparece la legislation efecsa para impesionar
hace los tales poyecos presetan deuestan
profundamente al pueblo.
Euego ega ell desbordamento de los poyectos
Cada legislator desea para compac
dos representados
Las eyes con asignacones" pueden ponerse muchas
vgo po ata de dnero. Peo po propio
torres quedan sasfechos ley aprueba
dcha ley sea posterioene archvada espera de meoes
bempos
al final la ley del Presupuesto absorve atenci6n
odos porque la da ugar las actudes mas voentas
mas suaves las proteetas msmo que componendas
arregIos.
acknowledgements despues de sigIo america
nlzacon Sc impone una mrada retrospective.
Es rectfcar segur por los buenos cam-
nos deiar Gn Iado las sendas extravadas.
Hay que saber "ena" canal barcos uue sa-
len de nuestros puertos que barco no toma s
verdadero rbo puede hacer que
,oIer salr
Una revision, un examen, imponen.
i0ue hemos hecho de bueno que hemos de maIo?
iOue debemos rectificar y que debemos ratifcar?
NO Sc deben aprobar leyes que puedan lIevarse
practca.
No deben proyectos que sasagan las pasio-
nes p1bcas ell hecho los eectoes
de arrancar apausos.
Los legisladores de pals que hacer AOUELL
QUE MAS coNVENGA al pueblo NO AOUELLo QUE MAS AGRA
DE al pueblo.
Los legislatures educadores ..,.
Las eyes despues de todo, otra cosa que
los maeraes con los cuae foman morales de los
puebIos.
Y ha egado va la hora de pensar en- los GAUGES def
nuVos para nPed que las agas caprchos aene sin
un plan de ego legislative benece zonas de las
actvdades pubcas toda la administration de un n1cdo cen
pHco de modo aparezcan estancaens de aqua en-
una parte ardeces otra que es iga que no exsta
Geso de legislation ado legislation en- oro
JooSE coRDILS.
San Juan abrI 1920.
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EsTo INTEREsA "A UsTED-.'

Ell acreditado establecimiento
de Quincalla y Ferreteria La Pro
videncia" ;, anuncia ia su numerosa
clientela, su traslado a la Gale
Allen No. %, esq6ina a San Jose,
en- donde ofrece vender a los mis-
mos limitados precios, COSTUM-
BRE DE ESTA CASA.
Por Telefono, lame al n1mero
707 y sera inmediatamente aten-
dido.
Manuel A. Rivera. Advt.
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RECLAMATION DE-
PROPIEDAD MUEBLE

Antolin Mn Martinez present6
ante el Tribunal de Distrito, sec
ci6n primera, una demanda con-
ira Anna Axtmayer, por reclama
cion de propiedad mueble, y el
Tribunal por los fundamentos de
su opinion unida al record, la
declare con lugar Y orden6 la
demandada entregue al demanda-
do la propiedad reclamada en- la
demanda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07
MERCADo DE cAMBIoS
ORDENANZA APROBADA

FL Gobernador aprobo una or
denanza adoptada por la "Comi-
sion del Servicio Publico', la cual
concede un permiso revocable a
la Sugar Products Co." para
colocar una tuberia a traves de
la zona MARTINA del puerto de
Ponce para la conduccion de mie-
les.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07
POR INFRACTOR

Jose Gonzalez fue muItado con
diez d6lares, Y las costas, por
guar un "truck" sin estar debi-
damente autorizado para clio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07
UN IIURTO

Miguel Erazo sustrajo de la ca
sa de Martin Acevcdo una can6-
sa valorada en- $3.50 y un dollar
en- Elective. El detective Ferrer
arresto a Erazo y el juez Santos
lie impuso seis meses de carcel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07
POR ALTERAR Ell ORDEN

Juan Irizarri Y Carmelo Rodri-
guez sostuvieron una rina en- ell
muelle m1mero mo. Ell juez San
tos impuso cinco d0lares de multa
V las costas a cada uno.
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AboHnars
CUMPLIMIENTO DE PROMESA
DE VENTA

Ralfh S. Swiggett ha presenta-
do una demanda contra Charles
B. Colomore, para que lie cum
pla un contrato de venta. Aver EN-
pez6 la celebration de la vista.
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PUENTE SOBRE Ell
RIO GRANDE
Isabella, P. R.

Ell Comisionado del Interior de-
clar6 la reception defnitiya de
las obras de construction de un
puente de hormigon armada So
bre ell Rio Grande, de Lola, Ell la
carretera de Trujillo Alto, ejecu-
tadas por don F. Benftez Rexach,
seg1n contrato aprobado el tres
de iunio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07
MEMORIES QUE
TRAN PIEDRAS

FL guardia Carlos B. Herman
dez arresto aver en- la plaza de Co
lon a los memories Ramon Rodrf-
guez Y Francisco Guzman, quie-
mes formaron un fuerte escandalo
tirandO piedras a cuantos transi-
taban por aquellos alredores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07
LA CORTE FEDERAL
EN- PONCE

Ell dia doce saldran para Ponce
los Comisionados encargados de
practicar pruebas Ell los casos de
los infractores a la ley que prohi-
be los amantes de Baco rendir-
lie adoracion.
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SOCIEDAD PROTECTORA DE
MENDIGOS

Ell pr6ximo sabado Sc verifcara
en- ell Casino de Puerto Rico una
Junta General de la Sociedad Pro
tectora de Mendigos, con ell fin de
designar nueva junta directiva.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07
Ell EJERCICIO DE
LA TELEGRAFIA

Ha sido autorizada por ell Co
misionado del Interior la senorita
Josefa Campos para practicar la
telegraffa en- la oficina telegrafica
de Mayaguez.
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BODAs.

Ante el juez municipal William
j. Santos, contrajeron matsimonio
America Sanchez Y Maria Rivera
Gonzalez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07
NUEVA OFICINA LOCAL
UNIONISTA

Ell entusiasta unionista Julio To
70 Domenech, ha cedido gratufta
mente los salones de la casa que
ocupa en- la calle General Con-
treras'', numero 81, (altos), para
oficinas del partido. va 10 saben
sus correligionarios.
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LA ORQUESTA DE
OLYMPIC HERNANDEZ

Esta orquesta (cuatro, guitarra y
guicharo) tambien asistira Ia Feria.
para competir con las demas de la isla.
Abrigamos Ia idea de que hara buen
record. pues olimpio iuega con su
tipico Instruments. Y sc luce mucho en-
las danzas de Morell Campos. por La
dulzura Y exactitud con que las eie-
cuta. as4S
Ell Corresponsal.
Vega Baja, abril 5. vNs1sfs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07
ESPECTACULQs
SAN JUAN

TRES BANDERAS.-W William Dun
can en- Ell NovATo, una comedia.
LUNA-Douglas Fairbanks en- Ell
coRDERITo y ell Ser. episodio de la
Huella del Horror <s
RIALTO-Tom Mix en- SANGRE
ORC y la comedia Ladr6n Afortunado
SANTURCE
VICTORY GARDEN.-Tomas Meig
ham Silvia Breamier en- AUSENTE.
PUERTO RICo.-Enid Ilsnnet en-
LA FUNCTION MAYOR DEL MUNDo.
NORMA. Kenyon en- LA CA
LIE DE LAS sIETE ESTRELLAs.
-Margarita Clark en- ELE
MA DEL NoRTE una cinta c6mica.
DrTTNHD ro4c&~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07

Camisetas H. R. y Crepe de San
te, medias y calcetines franceses,
todo de 10 mejor Sc ha recibido en-
LA VILLA DE MADRID. Advt.
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LA AVIDAENEL PUERTO
MOVIMIENTO MARITIMO DU.
RANTE LAS ULTIMAS
48 HORAS
InfOrme Official de la Aduana.
Llegadas a San Juan.

Vapor espanol "Le6n XIII, de
Barcelona, con carga.
Goleta americana India, de Santo
Domingo, con carga.
Goleta americana "Genoveva", de
Mobile. con carga.
Vapor americana "Oyaka", de Gu
ba, con carga.
Vapor americana "Maracaibo", de
Curaao, con carga.
Sahdas:
Vapor americana Marina" para
Santo Domingo, con carga.
Vapor americana Lake Ontario,
para Nueva Orleans, con carga.
Goleta dominicana Russia, para
Santo Domingo, con carga.
Vapor americana "Maracaibo'', pa
ra New York, con carga.
Vapor espanol Leon XIII", para la
Habana, con carga.
Goleta dominicana MARIA, para
Santo Domingo, con carga.
Vapor americana RUTH, para
Nueva York, con carga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07
UNA RENUNCIA

Ell Gobermador acepto la renun
cia presentada por ell jefe de po-
lieia don Angel NJ. Quinones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07

Lo mas Undo en- telas de fanta-
sia, voiles B1lgaros ETC., Sc vende
en- LA VILLA DE MADRID.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07

RESFRIADOS CAUSAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA desvfa la causa, curando
tambien La Grippe, Influenza. Palu-
dismo y Fiebres. Solo hay un "BRO-
MO QUININA". La firma de f. w.
GROVE viene con cada cajita Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07

Driles de hilo ingleses, clase su-
perior, acaban de recibir en- LA
VILLA DE MADRID. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07

Un gran surtido Gle casimires in
gleses Sc ha recibido en- LA VI
LILA DE MADRID. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07

Vea"El Despojado" por Clara
Kimbal Young presentada por S.
Juan Film. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07
Clara Kimbal Young. Veala en-
"El Despojado". vf Advt.
Los "JoCKEYs7 EN- ACCIoN

Los "Jockeys" yalentin En-
carnaci6n y EIadio Roman sostu-
vieron una rina a latigazo limpio.
FL iuez Santos impuso cinco do
lares de multa 4 las costas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07

BELIoGRAPH, Catafio.-Ep. 10, IL
y IL de "El Tigre de la Montana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07

Yea "El Despojado' por Clara
Kimball Young. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07

Yea Ell su Cine favorito lei Des
pojado" por Clara Kinbal Young
presentada por San Juan Film Ex.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07
MANUEL CASTRO

Enrejillador de muebIes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07

RIvoLT- Margarita Clark en- ELI
MA DEL NoRTE y una cinta c6mica
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dad de una victoria socialista.
Esta muy remota.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07

NoRMA.-Doris Kenyon en- LA CA
LIE DE LAS sIETE ESTRELLAs.
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RIALTO.-Tom Mix en- SANGRE
ORC y la comedia Ladr6n Afortunado.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

' ~~ AVA
Bated in first game
Hatted for in frsa
ohad for Bagby and fourtb yon.
ehatted Tor Uhle In second In
bated for Marquard first
gbaued for Mamaux in
an or In first and for game
Ran for ONel in ~ ~
Bated for w. in
kBated for Jameson n fourth game
Oh 25 Brooklyn
% >i W. Johnston Burns Wamhs
and buns; Sewel Wambgass Gardner
and Burns) Brooklyn
OSein ~ off bases on bsof Marquard Evans Wood
off Mails ; rdHer1; on agby !WheaD Caldwell Olson
"n aes lle honetchy Olson, klduf: off
STUCK "uty 0 oaao5e Wamb {Burns oNei
py Sewel ONel: 70
b oGrston klduT g. Ronetchy Mmaux5 by G9mes T
johnsn jh s. b smh Pf by Smith Burn by cadore e.
h;a runs IN nangst off Mamux nnnSs fn s
IS nnng off Bavh mnng % fourth game) off hits rnns
rms "sS; m & on oa hit innings Caldwell
80 inning; on Mails 3 in s nnnuse nts
Miller Wnnirg run IN innings Wild pitchPfer Passed % h,i
Coveieskie
'chlId game Coveieskie gane game
Sor % rst ga%e} Bagby gme 1hird
molly and Dinneen Cmcan ' NA'o"a Leagu Con-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

with his two stocky legs working like
the piston rods of an engine Five
feet from the ball he dived headlong
and scooped it up with his gloved
hand, rolling mcrrilv on his way for
many feet before he finally had enough
back-spin left to stop. In recognition
of this gallant effort the 10000 broke
into extended applause
Opening Dash Sufficient
Cleveland's opening dash was good
enough to win. After Jameson had
gone out Wamby walked Speakers
line single sent Wamby to third and
Smiths single scored him. Speaker
After Sewell and O'Neill had singled
in the second Mamaux replaced Cadore.
After Wamby and Speaker had at
lacked Mamaux for hits in the third,
with Speaker reaching second by
Great display Of speed, Mamaux was
sent to join Cadorc and Maruuard
came on. The Rubc faced Burns, who
dropped single in left, adding two
more runs, which was quite enough.
Cleveland upon her home grounds
ooked to be quite another ball club.
The locals attacked and fought with
more dash, and young Sewell at short
settled down to one of his best days.
The young collegian had already shown
that he had gameness enough to come
back after slip. In this fourth battle
ne looked to be winner, covering ex-
tended territory and making his PLAYS
WITH precision. skill and confidence. In
addition to this one of his two hits
was line drive that struck the ton
Of the right field screen with force
enough to flop back into Griffiths's
hands.
Sewell has apparently settled down
to the job now and this will make
pig difference in Clevelands defense.
u ne continues to play as he did in the
nrst and fourth games, Cleveland's
STOCK Will climb in a hurry. Even as
1t IS, he is making a name for himself
with a remarkable showing for k;d
who never worked in big league
game until five weeks ago.
Dodgers Have Pitching Edge
With the series now, tied up at two
and two, BrooklEi is depending nnon
Grimes and Smith to carry her for-
ward, with Coveleskie temporarily ont
or the way The pitching Pole has
their number, but they expect to bent
Baghy and Mails. The Dodgers un-
doubtedly have the pitching edge now
Aot the next TWO days.
= Not run was earned off Grimes and
Smith in their two games back across
the big bridge, but it still remains to
be seen what they can do against
Speakers team with the blinkers re-
moved and the fragrant odor of home
COOKING only a few steps away. To un-
derstand the quality of fanatical sup
port which the Indians receive around
their own tepee one has to be on the
scene.
When Bagby and Grimes hook up in
the fifth game tomorrow afternoon the
former will have to be- greatly i'm
proved pitcher to win.
The old prediction that the series
Will 60 to eight or nine games still
looks good. There isn't much choice to
be found so far, but Cleveland sun
porters might as we'll begin to figure
it out that Coveleske can't work every
day, and that so far no other Cleve-
land pitcher has been good enough to
win.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Doc Johnston Receives Auto:
Vermont Fan in Line 20 Hours
CIEXEI.AND OnAohn

CLEVELAND. October 9.
Doc" Johnston. the Cleveland first
paseman. was presented with seven
passenger sedan just before the start
pl thc game The presentation was
MADE at the plate, with members of
Sotn clubs gathered around. iris
speaker, the Indians manager, received
huge floral horseshoe from the Cleye-
land fans.
Seven thousand fans stood in line,
praving the chill of early morning,
when the 5000 general admission tick,
cts were placed on sale at $3.50 o'clock
hsif an hour after the sale opened
every seat was taken and thousands
were turned away.
Edward Fox, of Proctor, Vt. who
stood at the head OF the llne for
twenty hours, was the first fan to enter
the park
- I'll head the line for Sundays game.
III be back as soon as the last man is
out" Fox shouted as he disappeared
through the gates. 1t was his first
worlds series.
Prices ranging up to $50 were Of
fered the first eighteen in line for the
general admission tickets. Not one of
them sold out. Miss Julia Kelly, of
Bridgeport, Conn. was the third in
The crowd that jammed every inch
Of League Park was one OF the noisiest
IN worlds series history Cowbells,
automobile hogs and other noise
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Of the right field fence. sending Burns to
third. A passed ball sent Larry to
second. Graney, batting for Wood,
forced Gardner at third with poke to
Peterkin Kilduff. Sewell hoisted one to
Jimmy Johnston and the multitude
groaned as Pfeffer purposely passed
Steve O'Neill. Coveleskle made Tommy
Griffith lean against the wall to get
high one that threat to break for
at least a single.
Klduff nicked Coveleskie in the
eighth Big jeff Pfeffer raped one
down to Gardner and it looked like
time to prepare Flatbush for the bad
news.
With Ivan Olson out in the ninth.
Jimmy Johnston bounced hit off CO.
veleskies shin. Griffith forced Jonhs-
ton at second. Zach Wheat was
thrown out by Sewell and the inmates
roared relief. The first worlds series
game in Cleveland had gone to the
home team
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Orioles Annex Third
In Row From St. Paul

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. e.-The third
game of the inter-league series be-
tween Baltimore and St. Paul this
afternoon was a veritabla rout and
the Orioles chalked up their third
straight victory the count being 8
to 12.
Jack Bentley, who won the opener
from the American Association cham
pions, was sent back this afternoon
and made good after poor start.
Close to $4,000 attended the contest.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
DE Witt Clinton Eleven
Overwhelms Maru,,and

The De Witt Clinton High School
football team had an easy time with
me eleven from Marquand School. Of
Srooklyn, yesterday morning at the
CITY College Stadium, winning by the
score Of AZ to 6. Marquand was saved
rom shut-out only when Levine, left
enc recovered Clinton tumble and
ran ten yards for a score.
Clinton showed itself superior in all
departments of the game and the Clin-
ton backs wrought havoc with the
lighter and less experienced Marquand
linesmen. Eisenberg and Friedlander
scored two touchdowns apiece, while
Waterbury, Harty and Hemlop each
made one; Eisenberg kicked one goal
from touchdown and Payn kicked four.
Follow the plan Of many successful busine4s
people, who got their real start through
a situation Wanted Ad. in The Tribune.
--Advt
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

making devices were used to make ear
splitting rackets.
Joe Sewell, the recruit shortstop with
Cleveland, was twenty-five years old
to-day. and he did considerable cele-
oratlng. He played a spectacular game
IN the short field where Ray Chapman
used to hold forth, fielding brilliantly
ana with excellent Judgment, He fig
missed a second He also got two NJ
the Indians hits.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Cops PLAY Firemen To-day

The baseball team of the Police and
FIRE departments will cross bats this
AFTERNOON at the Polo grounds in the
second game of their series. The fire
ladies won the first game. Fire Com
missioner brennan will toss out the
hrst ball. Both the Fire and Police
bands will uncork jazz melodies be-
tween innings.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Totals ..33 slA27 III Totals

'Batted for Hall in fifth inning.
fBatted for Williams in seventh inntag.
Baltimore. 8 @ 2 2 0 0 Ks
St. Paul.... 0 0 0 %
Two-base hits-Riggert. jacobson. Har-
grave. Bishop. Lawry. Three base hit
Maisel. Sacriice~-Haa.. Stolen bases
Dresser. Bishop. Double plays-Bergham
NOR and Dresser; Boley. Bishop and
Letter. Bases on balls--ON Hail. 2; of
Williams. .; off Bentley, g. or Griner. /
Balk-Hail Hits-Or Hail. in In
nings: off Williapls. In q off Griner.
In g Struck out-By BENTLEY. 2: -.
Griner. ?. Passed ball-Hargrave. Left
on bases-Baltimore. 5: st. Paul s TIM
plres-Finneran and Stockdale. Time OF
game hours
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Coveleskie Pitches SO
Balls to Trounce Rivals

CLEVELAND, Oct. 9.-In the nine
innings in which it was necessary for
him to take the mound in to-day's
game. Coveleskie hurled the sphere at
the Brooklyn batters eighty-six times.
Or these deliveries nineteen were balls
thirty oao strikes, nine foul strikes
and three fouls after the second strike
Fifteen times the ball was played for
a ground out and six times for fy outs.
These figures plus the FIVE scattered
hits against Covelskie show his ef-
fectiveness in the box.
Following is the record of each of
the ilve pitchers used in to-day's game:
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Golf Match at Great Neck

Long Jim Barnes and Jock Hutchin-
son, professional and Western open
golf champion, will play Leo Deigel
and George Mclean in a best ball
match over thirty-six holes to-day on
the course of the Great Neck IL. H.
club. The morning round will start at
10 o'clock, the afternoon round ~ 2.30.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
White Plains III. S. Victor

The White Plains High School eleven
defeated the strong Hackley School
team at Tarrytown Yesterday afternoon
by the score of 7 to 0. Clarke. the
left halfback scored the touchdown.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Kilduff; Sewell. Wambsganss and
Burns. First base on error-BrookIyn,
yn, }; Cleveland, 10. Bases on balls
l {O'NeilD; of Pfeffer, 2
(Konetchy). Struck out-By Cadore.
by Marquard, Gardner.
Coveleskie, 4 myers, Kilduff (2),
ore, 4 hits, 2 runs in l inning (none
runs in inning (none out in third,:
irnings; off Pfeffer, 4 hits, run in 3
ball-Miller. Losing pitcher-Cadore
KLEIN IN. L., at first base; Connolly
L., at third base. Time of game
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Stole Pole Outpitches -Four
Ut RObbie's Famous B0xn,e1
eadiong Assaults in First and Third Innings Decide
Fourth Game and Give Cleveland Tie i'm Series
for Baseball Championship of the Universe
By Grantland Rice

CLEVELAND, Oct 9Cleveland removed
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New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Morris High in Second Place

Morris High. Of the Bronx, beat
Commercial High. Of Brooklyn. st Cro-
tona Park by score of l to yester
day and moved into second place in the
P. S. A. L. soccer series.