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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-07
Senator Johnson's mass meeting

Senator Johnson's mass meeting
tonight by which his supporters
hope 10 throw his campaign forcibly
upon the attention Of the national
convention will be addressed also by
Senator, Borah.. The Calofirnia can
didate is expected to deal with vari-
GUS, topics in controversy before the
convention, including the League Of
Nations and the methods Of selecting
delegates from the south. Expecting
a gathering Of yer flow size. both of
the speakers will be prepared to ap-
pear in a theater secured for the
meeting and outside as we'll.
The scramble for convention tickets
began today with their distribution
through members of the national
committee and the local arrange
ments committee. Bales Of the paste
boards and accompanying badges I'M
souvenirs were given out at a hotel
and there was a stampede of COM
mittee men. The seats were allotted
according to the proportionate rep
resentation of each state in the con-
vention.
Miss CASTOR Withdraws.
Lucy Page CASTOR, the only wom-
an entrant in the presidential race,
announced today that her name
would not be presented to the con-
v%ention. She said she had withdrawn
in favor of anybody who will en-
Idorse the moral reforms for which I
stand" Miss CASTOR entered the
South Dakota primaries on q plat
form which included an anti-cigArette
plank, unauthorized food and Clean
morals"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-07
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larilnqre Play Day Fragrant Prints
Lee & Co. Studio, Grand Forks. n.
D.-Advg 80 so

Iafilnqre Play nay Pageant Prints
get f.Nthirty-six-sixe 5x7-33.26.
Lee e co. Studio. Grand Forks, N.
Making ProparaAonn-o'Connor
o.. are making preparations for a
tth OF July Picnic and celebration to
oe held At Belmont Park.-Adv:
Dancing ct f.Aden's eroye, Anvil
"a: every Thursday evening. starting
NAY sotn. Music by nmard's orches-
Brown.Tuttle Barber Shop has
moved to new and larger quarters
under Northern state bank, opposite
Hotel Dacotah:-Ady.
I F. 81. Wilder will write your fire
and automobile Insurance.. Oldes.
agency in North Dakota. PROMPT
service always. Second floor, Clifford
building, Grand FORKS. N. D.-Adv. .
To soldiers Home-James II. Kelly
OF Grand Forks, a veteran Of the
Civil war has made application for
admittance to the old soldiers home
Real E6tste Salos. Conhnuea-A
deed has been filed, whereby Chas. LIE
Page sells by his agents John c. Boo
CO.. I residence on Chestnut street.
The new owner being w. a.. Hagerty:
ADV.
vulcanixing,. tire and tube repair
ing, Gates half-soles, tires, tubes. ac-
cessories. Try our service. rNeff's
Tire Shop, 18 North Fourth street,
Grand Forks, N. D.-Adv. h
wilcox 10 I0ndon-E. H.. wilcox,
lAoting head OF the university, music
department, will leave for London
this summer to attend the. Royal Ma
tionar Welsh musical contest at Bar
ry, Wales the first part of August.
Summer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. band
Of sixteen Instruments jeff Sunday for
a tour of Minnesota, Iowa and South
Dakota, on two AhatauQua circuits
The band. will be engaged in this trip
until october I.
Goes Eaa-Harold W. .Kadell
Junior at the university will enter the
/ Westinghouse Electric and Manufac-
uring company's summer course fol-
Juniors and will spend the summer al
East Pittsburgh. Pa. Peter c.. Yves
tergaard. last year graduate. also
goes~to the Westinghouse firm, and
Almer Skretting, graduating this year
goes to the General Electric company
ut ~Schnecteday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-07
AUTO kI1iLs CHILD.

Mankato, Mimi, June 7.-Cinderilla
Wilkinson, four year old child Of Mrs.
Lula Wilkinson, died at the I'm
manuel hospital last night from in
juries. sustained when she was run
down by Gale Hanson, driving an
automobile yesterday afternoon. The
child had been to a store with her
small brother to buy candy and ran
out in the street in front Of the APP
preaching car. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-07
|. City Briefs
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Dance q MezriSiead, Monday, June
Music by Ffnley's orchestra.-Adv.

Dance 1t Merrl1ead, Monday. June
Z. Music by Finley's orchestra:-Adv,
Money No Loan on Real Estate
John 6. Boo co.-Adv.
For Rent-Ali modern six room
Flat with bath. Phone NJ. ,Nor.
mAn-Adv.
Collcction-L A. Chance, Law and
COLLECTION, over DacotAh. PhArmacy.-
AAv.
r. R. r. has . nsw meaning.
Roat's Paint Store, s04 DeMerS ave.
nue.. Roat's Sign Shop. 5e1h De-
Mers avenue. RoAt's Auto Finishing
SHOP aos South Third. st.-Ad,.
Fred Bartholomew, owner, Of the
Frederick, has taken over the man
agement of the Cafe department and
will give the same his personal atten-
ton. speciality will be made OF
club breakfasts, luncheons and ban
Quets.-Adv.
Battle at Fair-The Therre-Duf-
field Co. will display the historic bat
tie between the Monitor and Merri-
mac in Hampton Roads during the
Civil war at the Grand Forks fai. this
year. The spectacle will be shown ir
front of the grand stand each night
OF the fair.
Dissolution Of rartnerehip-Notic,
a hereby given of the dissolution o,
the partnership of B. o. Hervey ant
r. D. Mcbride co-partners in the
Automotive Sales Co. r. O.. Herve.
buying the interest OF r. D. McBrid,
and continuing the business. Effectiv,
on and after May 4, 1s2o.-Adv.
The Grand. Forks Floral Co.,
e. G.. Lemke and o. c. Wardin, pro
prietors) moved to 412 DeMers ave,
nue.. The new location and larger
store is a long felt. want as theil
business has already outgrown tw.
smaller Stores in the past years il
business in this city. Spacious worl
rooms and attractive display window,
enable them to dispose of a stock o
many fine flowers daily. Mr.. Lemk'
Is a son of E. +. Lemke the whole
sale and pioneer florist of st. Paul
Minn.-AdS.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-07
The Town Today

Mrs. Halvorson. pioneer resident Of
Grand Forks, y dead.
Child is struck by automobile while
playing at crossing. I
Band concert was held at Central
park Sunday afternoon
Regular meeting .of city health
board is postponed until tonight.
state library issue will be debated
Tuesday night at Lakota by o. b..
'Burtness and George Wilson. ~
sveinbjorn johnson, attorney ftr
ditional Judges in hearing of state
grain grading case.
Nd. c. Hair of the First National
bank reports excellent crop conditions
In western part of the state
r. B. Elton spoke Sunday afternoon
at rehabilitation of Orr service flag.
Dean Vernon P. squires will be
speaker at Kernpton community Ncele-
bration on June 10.
Roy F. Bridseman viii talk to the
Rotary club members at the Frederick
on Tuesday.
Demonstration contests and boys
encampment Will be features OF Grand
Forks fair this year.
Miss Hilda Toppila Of Brocket dies
1t local, hospital. IA
Two are held for robbing or bunco-
ing Clarence Lukkason Of East Grand
Forks.
Tom Moore is elected president Of
Grand Forks Commercial club.
Rex willard and D. B. Norris tour
county in interests Of farm bureau
work.
Demobilization of service flag serv-
odist church.
University classes close. for the
summer vacation.
Light vote is being cast today in
special city election.
rev. F. Halsey Ambrose preached
baccalaureate Sunday evening to
graduates of Model high school.
Winnipeg ,:yiator, with war record,
makes trip here in plane.
Mrs. Lofts Kleven died Sunday aft.
ernoon.
Belmont Park-Dancins every Tues
day ana Friday evenings. > to 1875.
i0c per dance. Emard's orchessra.-
Adv.
Famous Dancer Comins-"Lauda.'
the foremost American dancer, is
coming to Grand Forks as one OF the
group Of three numbers the New York
Philharmonic society is putting on in
Grand Forks next season.
Eye 1njured-Frank Hale, laos
University avenue, vas injured Fri
day morning while at wofk in the
Grand Forks Foundry, a small spin
ter of steel entering one OF his eyes
and cutting the ball to. some extent.
"student, suspended-The. Stu.
dent, university student publication
issued Its last regular number for this
year on June d. The saith year OF
publication has just passed. Ono
more special edition will be published
this year, the senior edition, on Mon.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-07

Money 10 Loan on Real Estate.
John 6. Doe Co.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-07

Collcction-I. A. Chance, Law and
Collection; over DacotAhP Pharmacy
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-07

For Rent--Ali modern six room
" with bath. Phone M. ,Nor-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-07

Summer Trfp-Finley's Ki1tie band
Of sixteen instruments jeff Sunday for
dakota, on two ~Ahatauqua circuits.
The band will be engaged in this trip
until October I.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-02
lIlNBB)FNVA.ARE
lRalNH|EElIGlAsT
Share Fhst Prominence
viii Chairman Of the
States Delegation.

sEsNERkNcIsco. CAL July l.
Aao-adrds Of the tio that Is most
prominent At the Democratic National
ecn7sation as representatives Of West
virginia are women which is taken
d Indicate that women ase going 70
cut an important figure IN political
sfairs rom now on. The tio that
stauds out from West Virginia con-
Sists o. Mrs. Ellis A. Yost, Of the w.
g. n o. national Headquarters al
washington, but really Of Morgan
tnyn. Mrs. Izetta Brown, formerly
Izetfs Jewel, the stock actress az
Washington and widow Of the late
Junior Brown Of Kingwood, and Col
6. W. Watson. Of Fairmont Secondary
importance goes to Former Governor
william A Mace orkle Of Charleston.
and the present governor-John J.
Cornwell. /,
ME- Yost, who Is admittedly clever
Il politics, has been side BY side with
william j. Bryan before the resoiu-
Hons committee and her influence and
ability to cope with the astute male
politician and statesman Is subject
n comment. Mrs. Brown seconded
lie nomination Of John W. Davis TOT
president and made the splendid hi
hat her stage training made possible.
> The welcome extended Mrs. Yost
when she came before the resolutions
committee by William ]. Bryan was
commented upon by all who were
present. The commoner rose rom
lis place to make a welcome seat tor
Mrs. Yost and was nodding and smil-
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Mcconkey.Morrison.

A very pretty home wedding took
place Wednesday evening, June 80. at
nine o'clock at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. h. Morrison at Bridgeport, when
their daughter, Miss Mary Morrison.
was united In marriage with Clyde
McConkey, Of Clarksburg. The bride
was attired In a beautiful costume
Of white georgette crepe and carried
4 bouquet Of white roses. Only the
near relatives Of the bride were pres.
Mt and after their marriage Mr.. and
Mrs. McConkey came to Clarksburg
where the groom had a house in the
Stealey Heights already furnished.
Miss Morrison Is well known on the
East side having at one time been a
teacher In the East Park school. Mr..
McConkey is associated in business
with the Clarksburg Buick automobile
agency. Both are popular young PEG.
pie and have many friends who will
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-02

An interesting meeting o. Division
No. 4 q the Ladies Aid society Of the
Diamond street church was heia
Thursday evening at the home OF MIS-.
6. 3. Harden in Water street. Busi-
ness matters we're discussed and ar.
ranrements made for an all day quilt
ing next Wednesday at the church.
Division No. 8 held an all day quilt
ing al the church Thursday and com
.nls,ed their quilt. Another all day
quilting viii be held in two weeks.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-02
FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Easily.

Heres a chance, Miss Freckle-face,
to try a remedy for freckles with the
guarantee Of reliable concern that
Il will not cost you a penny unless
Il removes the freckles; while If 1t
does give you a clear complexion the
expense is tritling.
Simply get an ounce Of othfne-
double strength-from any druggist
and few applications should show
YOU how easy il is to rid yourself OF
The homely freckles and get a beau
,tiful complexion. Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine as this strength
is sold under guarantee Of money back
il It fails to remove freckleS.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-02
EAST SIDE
! NEWS =
Meets Tonight.

Meets Tonight.
Division No. One Of the Ladies AID
society Of the Diamond street church
vii meet this evening at the home OF
Mrs. Frank Google in Morgantown
avenue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-02
personala

Personals
i'll Google has returned from a few
DAYS stay IN Redwood.
Ir. and Mrs. N. L West and chill
dren, Of Morgantown avenue, nave re-
turned from few days stay IN P1tts-
OI Ms. corman, Of Indiana avenue,
who has been seriously Ill, Is recover
II Hiss Ruth Mcmillan is spending a
lew days with Miss Edna Vanglder
at Pleasant Valley.
Joseph Letzkus Is home rom CUBA
where he was superintendent OF the
erection Of machinery in factory
there. s.,
daughters, Emma Doris and Vera,
have gone to Atlantic City for a ten
Miss Amanda Conwell, o. Colum.
bia street, has been quite Ill the past
few days.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-02
GA.R &.

Thee A r. circle win meet satur-
day afternoon at tvo-thirty O'clock. A
good attendance is desired
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-02

Rer. ". ". i Brasg, pastor 3, the n
81 church at adowdale went 70
Balhmore Wednesday with his eldest
dauEhter, Miss Virginia Bragg, Who
Will enter Johns Hopkins hospital LOT
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70 Baltimore

eztud them thelr best wishes toF :
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-02

Irs Cofman, Of Indiana avenue,
who has been seriously Ill, Is recover
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-02

Hiss Ruth Mcmillan Is spending a
lew days with Miss Edna Vanglder
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
Bagby Holds
Tigers at Bay |
For 3lst Win
Speakers sluggcrs Maui
Oldham and CIinch Flag
With 10 TO l Victory

DETROIT, Oct. 2.-Cleveland VICE ia
way into the world series games this
afternoon, capturing the American
League penrant with 10 to l victory
over Detroit. Cleveland needed out
half game margin in the league race
to remove definitely the possibility OF
tie with Chicago.
The Indians opened this offensive I'M
the third inning and sustained it prac-
tically throughout the remainder OF tire
game, coupling it with Oldham's five
passes and some poor fielding by De-
troit. While Jim Bagby was hit hard,
he kept the hits fairly well scattered
and was accorded brilliant support. II
was his thirty-frst victory of the sea-
son.
iris Speaker, the Cleveland managen
was the idol of the 10000 fans through,
out the game. He was given an ova-
tion when he stepped to the plate in
the first inning and was cheered at
every opportunity from then on.
Speaker responded with five brilliant
fielding plays and three hits in SIX
times at the plate.
Oddly enough, Speaker made the
final put out of the game which brought
his team the championship. A fan
jumped from the bleachers and asked
Speaker for the ball, but the manager
refused, saying he wanted it as a
keepsake.
More than a thousand Of the specta.
tors crowded onto the field and sur
rounded Speaker as he started for thu
dressing room. He was patted on tha
back and his hands seized by admirins
fans. The demonstration continued for
fifteen minutes after the game.
Cleveland and Detroit will close the
American League season here to-mor-
row.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
Stanford Univ. Drops
Rowing: Funds Lackino

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Calf,
Oct. 2.-On account Of the financial de-
mands maze by other sports, boating
has been cropped from the sports cur
riculum OF Stanford University, ac-
cording to the budget Of the board Of
athletic control at the university, made
public to-day.
The budget provided for prelimi-
rary survey for now fptball studium
to be completed within three years, and
a new $4,000 basketball stadium
The report said that the expenditure
for boating would approximate $4,000
and the money was not in sight. It
means the elimination of the annual
regatta with the University of Cali
fornia
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
Babe Rutl, TO Lead Team
Against Tesreau's Bears

Babe Ruth expects to add to his large
bank roll this afternoon. when he Will
lead a picked team against jeff Tes-
reaus Bears at Dycl1man Oval.
The Babe will have with him Carl
Mays, Bob McGraw and Fred Hoffman,
of the Yankees. Ruth, following this
game, will go with his team on. a barn
storming tour that will take in Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, Washington and
Brooklyn, and then viii join the barn
storming Giants for the Cuban trip.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
I'm Defeat Giants to 2ndans League Pennant
Miss w Wagner
Again Annexes
State Title
Defeats Mrs. Lynch, a Club
mate, in Final om Local
Courts by 90, 60
By Fred Hawthorne

i
Miss Marie Wagner won the New
YORK State championship singles title
Yesterday afternoon by defeating Mrs.
EDWARD V. Lynch, clubmate, in the
nnal round Of the re-vamped tourna-
ment, by a score Of CO, Go. The
match took place upon the clay courts
OF the New York Tennis Club. This
makes the second time that Miss Wac
ner mas bald the massive silver chal-
iense cup, and one more victory i
give her permanent possession of the
tro~hv
Each member Of the tournament
comMlttee heaved sigh of relief
w"nen the final point had been played
Tor 1T has taken more than three
months to play this final round match.
winch IS, | believe, close to a record
on local courts. There was nothing to
rm'errupt the play yesterday, and it
"Is al! over very quickly.
m: Irev1ous to vanquishine Mrs. Lynch.
,ass wagner had defeated Mrs. David
Nosenthal In the semi-final round bv
a score of Go, GO, never boinr ~ NS
tended as she fairly romped thronrh s vg
.he match from backcourt. As mat'
eer OF TACT, this semi-fnal meetino.
serVed TO put Miss Wagner on edge for
the championship tussle. Luz
Mls' Lynch won the, first and third
games of the first set, and thereaftoTT u
sne never had chance, the new chan,-
Plon running off eleven games in a row
Several of these games went to deuce
ana ana some OF the rallies from the base
l1ne IN were long-drawn out, but Miss
Wagner always held the upper hand,
winning about as she pleased.
Mrs. Lynch did not have the finishing
snots she needed to score the points
whereas her opponent was alwavs aka
10 move up to the net when the open
llngs came and finish matters off with a
beautifully anglcd volley or a decisive
smash.
The women's New York State cham
plonshlp has finally been settled. Re-
quiescat in pace!
Down at the West Side Tennis Club
at Forest Hills yesterday several
matches IN the women's club champion
snip tournament were played, but the
eho is not yet In sight. In the semi
ilnal round of the women's doubles Mrs.
I. e. Cassebeer and Mrs. R. A. Pope
defeated Miss Adele Cragin and Miss
Caroma VIM by score of GO, SIS.
In the second round of the mixed
doubles Miss Florence Ballin and Sam
uel Hardy defeated Mr.. and Mrs. II.
W. Brown by a score of Cd, 6-3, and
Mrs. De Forest Candee and William j
Gallen eliminated Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Brush at 81, IS.
In third match in this round, Miss
Eleanor Goss and Lyle E. Mahan de
teated Mrs. Pope and Mr.. Floecker at
CO, G. The tournament will con-
tlnue next week.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
Reds Clinch Third
Place; Take 2 Out
Of 3 From / Pirates

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 2. - Cincinnati
cllnched third place in the National
League to-day by winning the first
game of triple header from Pitts
burgh, 13 to d. The visitors also won
the second game. 7 to 13. while the
Pirates defeated the Reds in the third
contest, 6 to 0.
The first came was started at noon.
but before the third had been finished
darkness settled over the city and the
game was called at the end of the sixth
lnning. 1t was the first time that three
National League games were played
here in one day.
Ihc SCORES.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
Vardon and Ray
Beat Travers and
Reekie at Golf

Harry Vardon and Ted Ray, the
English professionals, defeated Jerome
Travers, former nationa! champion, and
William Reekie. the local amateur, at
36 holes on the links of the Upper
Montclair Golf Club yesterday in the
morning by up and in the afternoon
by 8 up.
The putting of Vardon was the feat
ure OF the morning game and the
hard driving by Ray excelled in the
afternoon. The latter also equaled
the record for the course held by
Reekie with a card of 6S in the aft
ernoon.
The cards follow:
MORNJNyc DOyyNyr
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
White Sox Win,
But Lose Last
Hope for Pennan1

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2.-Chicago hit with
vengeance behind Dick Kerr soday,
defeating st. Louis, 10 to 7, but dropped
out of the running for the American
League championship with Cleveland's
overwhelming victory over Detroit.
Both teams finish their schedule to-
morrow, but victory for the White
Sox and defeat for Cleveland would
still give the Indians full game lead.
BY winning to-day, however, Chicago
increased its advantage over New York
to game and half and clinched sec
ond place.
The scnra.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
The score
Totals 4s 10 IA 27 10 Of Totals. s5l II t96 10 4
sRatted fn,. Qlhharn in eichth inning
I,HtNvI TOT OIuIIuIH III tIH IIV1I IIIIIIIIE'
IVAN bsg anSs out; hit by batted ball.

'sN-'''Se 'ii9S Ou'' Ai'N ~ e.'NNN D"''-
GSleveiand o-lo
Two-base hits - Burns, Cobb, Hale.
Three base hits-Bagby. Wood. Stolen
bases-Heilman, Flagstead. Doubls plays
-Wambsg anss. Sewel and Burns co
Young and Heilman: Sewell and Burns.
Left on bases-CleVeland. II; Detroit, r.
Bases on balls-on oldham. 5. Hits--Or
Oldham, 13 in innings; of Baum eartner.
! in l. Hit by pitcher-By Oldham
(O'Neilp. Struck out--By Bagby. 6. Los
ing pitcher-Oidham. Umpires-ChiI and
Owens. Time OF game q.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
decentralization Bout
Indefinitely POSTPONED

CLEVELAND, Oct 2-The ten-round
boxing bout between Jack Britton, cham
pion welterweight, and Benny Leonard,
champion lightweight, was indefinitely
postponed late to-day because of cold
weather.
The bout was originally scheduled for
Thursday night at League Park, but
was postponed Thursday and Friday
nights because of rain and cold.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
Edgar Defeats Jones
For Southern Title

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 2.-Douglas Ed
gar, Atlanta professional and twice
Canadian open champion, won the
Southern open golf championship at
the East Lake Club this afternoon. His
card for the final round was 70, Civ
ing hlm total for the 72 holes CT 3O2
Bobby Jones, Atlanta amateur. fin
ished second with Jim Barnes, St.
Louis, and Clarence Hackney, Rich
mond, tied for third place.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
Braves Divide Bill
And Miss the Cellar

BOSTON, Oct. 2.-Boston closed the
home season to-day by dividing a
double-header with Philadelphia, the s
to victory in the first game assuring
the home team of not finishing in last
place. The visitors won the second
game, to 2, in the eleventh inning on
singles by J. Miller and Williams, and
three errors.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
The Score
NEW YORK IN. L)

SroolSiyn.... 1 0 2 0 o %
New York;. / 0 o
Three-base h,t-Grifftth. Homo run
neat. Stolen base--Johnston. Sacrifice
gn' Konetchy: Baird and Kelly. Left on
Lase'.Brooklyn. 8: New York. 8. Bases
on bai.s-Of b. Grimes. 8; off " Barnes
of Davenport I. Hits-Off B. Grimes
= IN innings off Mitchell 2 in 4; off "
strrae' sSarmes' 3 in 7; off Davenport. in g.
Struck out-By B. Grimes, Il by v
Barnes. 2: by Mitchell. s. Wild pitch-n
Grimes. Winning pitcher-B. Grimes
Losing pitcher-V. Barnes. Umpires~
rs'sier ana Klein. Time of game-l:45