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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30
GEO. CLOUCH
SHOOTS SELF
INSTEAD OF DOG
Dies at Midnight at Home
Near East Barnet from
GunshOt Wounds

George Clough, who lives on the
Connecticut river road about two
miles above East Barnet, died at
midnight from u Gunshot wound re-
ceivcd while he was trying to kill IL
vicious dog. He was 2S years Old
and unmarried.
Tho man returned to his hone
about six o'clock Thu sday evening
and went and took his gun to h:ll Il
coach dog which had twice bitten
him and was developing vic rs
traits. He lurcd the rlog out of the
house and as he pointed the gun at
the animal the dog spran% on him.
To protect himself the younr. MAJ
struck he dog with the hut vt tl.H
gun. The weapon was INSTANTLY DIS
charged, the shot pa ;sjng through
Mr.. Coughs intcstincs. He received
a terrible wound and his erie, for
help were heard by the bous"kccper.
Miss johnson, who came out and
found him helpless. shn hast"re.i
half IL mile to to the farm Of his
brother, Willis C]ou@n, and DR.. J.
NJ. Gibson of MrIndoes and DR..
John M. Allen of St. Johnsbury were
called. The physicians did all the
could TO save the man but he died d.
midnight. The dog was unharmcd.
Mr.. Clough had always lived j.
town and was unmarried. Ddl'inE
the war he was in the service.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30
MariOnctte Parade
Will Open Chautauqua

ST. Johnsburv boys and girls will
be interested in marioncttc parade
and good time for all in connection
with the opening of the Chautauua
Every boy and girl of all ages and
sizes is invited to the Woman's Club
House at o'clock Wednesday after
noon to find out what he or she can
do for good time and how to dress
for the parade. This marioncttc na-
rade is the opening of the big plav
week. The Chautauqua begins Tues
day. July 6 and real live cnthus-
iastic parade is planned to be follow
ed by races and games for Young and
old. Don't fail to come Wednesday
and learn all about it. There will he
lots of fun. Miss Flint will have the
Junior tickets on sale at this time.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30
JOHNsBURY, VERMONT WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1920
WUman's Cllt
Hold - rarty

The annual lawn party - +.
Johnsbury Woman's Club W
held Thursday afternoon at thr>
o'clock on the grounds of the Wom-
ans Club House Association. The
executive board meeting will be held
at 2 o'clock at the Club House. Mrs.
B. A. Palmer, chairman of the social
committee, and Mrs. Ida p. Brooks.
chairman of the music committee, are
preparing for delightful afternoon,
and all club members and invited
guests will be welcomed to the one
social function Of the Clubs summer
activities. Through the courtesy of
Mrs. A. L. Bailey a piano is to be
installed for the nro"ram of the af-
trrnoon, which will consist in part Of
music by ladies' uartet and readings
by Miss Sigrid Ekloff, one of st.
Johnsbury's talented young ladies.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30
DON'T FAIL TO HAVE
CALIFORNIAN RECORD
FOR YOUR VACATION

Don't fail to have the Gale
donian-Recorrl with you on your
vacation. All YOU need to do is
to drop into the Office in st.
Johnsbury or in Newport and
leave your vacation address and
Is cents or mail us your order
with the money. The paper Will
be mailed you direct every
night.
When you are sitting on the
vcranda at that seashore hotel,
OF when you have returned to
camp at night from that fishing
trip, or when you're back to the
hotel from a tramp in the noun
tains, you will find the Calctlo-
nian-Rccord, filled with the doing
Of the home folks, there to greet
you.
The cost of this service is onlv
2o cents for two weeks. You
cannot afford to be without it
You are placed on the special
vacation mailing list and the
paper goes to you as fast as
Uncle Sans service can handle
it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30
NEWPORT READY
FOR 9TH OF JULY
CELEBRATION

All roads will lead toward New
port, the fair city on the shores of
beautiful Lake Memphrcmagog on
Monday, July fifth, for that is the
day of the big Fourth cf July celcbra-
tion which is to be held under the
auspices of group of representative
citizens of the community and from
the plans already outlined, some of
which already have hccn completed
it is very evident that this years Gel
cbration will far surpass anything
before attempted in Newport.
Cooperation to make the day an
overwhelmin' success has been prom
iscd by our near ncighbor, st. Johns
bury. The people of that town re-
Gently held a meeting for the consid-
Grafton of nlans for celebration
of their own but the wise ones at the
session decided it would he more ap-
pronriatc to postpone their festivities
until next year and put all their eff
forts into making the border city's
program the hest in the state.
With the increased attendance the
city is certain to get from Caledonia
county and the large crowds which
are very sure to come from Sher-
brooke and other points in Canada,
the committee in charge of the event
nee! not fear for the financial out
come.
The elaborate program as announc-
ed by the committee includes mann
moth parade, field sports, horse races,
II cracker-jack baseball game, balloon
and possibly an acroplane
Continued on page six)
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30

Responding to the clamorous de-
mand fey, increased production, vast
numbers of limousines, fur coats. dia-
mond rings, and dress suits are being
turned out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30
BIG STORM
SWEEPS OVER
NORTHEASTERN
Wind, Lightning and r
Combine to Damag,
Property

Northeastern Vermont was vi
by Il severe storm about 5 O.
Tuesday evening which did ]
damage to wire service besides
ing down trees and destroying
property. The lightning was a.
continuous and struck in sc
places in st. JohnSbury. In less
one hour the Fairbanks Musem
corded rainfall of 1.l6. I'll
The heaviest rainfall in June
June, 1908, but there have
heavier storms later N the seas
in July, 1913, there was one
heaviest storms ever recorded
almost five inches fell in one
The first storm TUESDAY afte
was the heaviest and before Go
.GS inckcs of rain had fallen.
Museum authorities reported IL
wire Wednesday morning t.
power station of the Come
River Power Company at V
and the government station at
ford.
The damage by the wind w
vcrcr north and east of 81. John
than in the village. The only
crt" damage rcnortcd was at
farmhouse of John Nolan o
Stiles Pond road. Mr.. Nolan
pics the Icnas Owen farm and
ROOF on the ell part of his hous
taken bv the heavy wind and
over the chimney of the house
finally landed in the field s
rods from the house. Manv IT,
that vicinity were blown down
rooted. Motorists ccming in
the north reported their passar
structed at several places by IT,
the highway and the unfort
tourists that were caught out
heavy rain had the satisfaction
at least they were insulated
the lightning as few had til
place chains on their cars.
In the village of St. Johr
struck in several
Continued from Page One
The tree in front Of Al. Rena
house on Church street Was
Continued on page six)
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30

Either Lenine or Trotzky have been
murdered great many times or the
Russians are very poor marksmen.
NOT all the people who disappear
into the woodland solitudes nowadays
go there for communion with nature.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30

Continued on page six)
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30
BABY KILLED
ASRESULT OF
AUTO CRASH
Car of Berlin, N. H., Family
Struck by Speeding Road
Hog" on Hurlburt Hill

A nine-months old bab'' boy. the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Sloat of
Berlin, N. H., was almost instantly
killed and Mrs. Sloat severely cut
and bruised when the Ford car
which Mr.. Sloat was driving was
"ditchcd" by speeding autoist on
Hurlburt Hill in Waterford Sunday
afternoon. The "road hog" disap-
pcarcd without waiting 10 find out
the extent Of th2 dama"c to the Sloat
car or to learn the fate of the occu
pants. The policc arc now searching
for the driver Of the speeding car
Tho accident took place ncar the
watering trough on sharp curve or
tho Hunlburt hill road. A speed
maniac rounGcd the curve and side
Swipcd the Ford car with such force
that the car was thrown ints the
ditch. The rock; by tnc side Of the
road forccl the chr 10 Hucn a sudden
stop that the S]o&t b2hJ was thrown
from the car and landed on a pile of
rocks. The bAby's head was so
crushed that it died within few
minutes.
In the car with tho Sloat family
was Mr. and Mrs. 5ohn Mckenzie
and wife and child from Corham, N.
II. Ms. Gloat was cry severely cut
and bruised by striking tho side of
tho rar but shn was rot thrown ou.
The injured were ta';rn into thn Rem
iclS house at the top of the hill and
Chief of Police Finle5 of st. Johns
hu.y notified and call made TO" Dr..
e. II. Ross. They hurried to ,hc
scene but DR.. Ross found the baby
had died almost instantly and he ID
ministercd treatment to the others in
TIC car so that they were able to pro-
coed homcward.
The party in the For ear got bu.
q very mcagcr dcGcrirtion of Inc car
which struck them. Cr;cf Finley has
a faii' description Of tho machllc and
its driver and hopes land the man
in court.
Responding to the clamorous de-
mand fey increased production, vast
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-11-26
Decker-Guthrie.

At the beautiful country home OF
Mrs. Corda Decker, near Mound City
Saturday, November 20, 1920, at $3.50
O'Clock, occurred the marriage of her
daughter, Leta Helen, to Mr.. Freeman
Ray Guthrie.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. l.. d. Neher, pastor Of the Shiloh
United Brethren church, in the pres
ence Of very few Of the relatives and
friends Of the contracting parties.
The bride wore dress Of midnight
blue tricotine, trimmed in Soutache
braid, and the groom the convential
black.
Immediately after the ceremony and
congratulations, two-course luncheon
was served.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie are well
known, and are very popular among
. wide circle Of friends. The bride Il
the only child of NrA Corda Decker
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-11-26

This old religious weekly sends
congratulations to Ben M. Terhune
on his selection as cashier Of the Bank
of Mound City, vice l.. A. Judy, who
resigns on account Of III health. Ben
will retain his interest in the Terhune
4 Young company, but his time will
largely be given to counting the cash
rs It rolls into that bank. Here's to
you, old boy.
Buyers were paying l0c for hogs
and 40c for corn at Forest City, Nov
10Th.
Best treat for the money-Cretor's
Quality Pop Corn.
HENNINGER DRUG co.
The annual fall reunion Of the
Scottish Rite Masons came 10 a most
successful close in st. Joseph, last
Thursday evening, Nov. 18th. A class
Of la received the 82d degree. H. B,
williams and J. n. Stokes, Of Craig,
delivered addresses ct the annual bar
qpet n ~ eveaing. "
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-11-26

For Sale-A large King Bee soft
coal heating stove; Coles high oven
cook stove; q laundry stove and = trash
burner; oil IN good shape.
pR, l. MeFALI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-01

meet Young" Model Of Pittsburg. and
the local fight fans know when Billy
is on the card they will get just what
they want-pleney OF action. Model IS
one bantam who will keep Billy busy.
Ray Parks. Of Steubenville. who beat
evening will meet Eddie Stevens. a
cracker jack welterweight Of Altoona
Pa.
Cyclone" Miller of Moundsville. will
take on vivid" Colley Of Wellsburg:
Both of these boys have showed on local
bills and always please.
There will be on1 other around analr
making program Of two 4-rounders'
round exhibition between Carpenter
and Leanears.
Ringside and reserved seats are on
sale at the Court Theatre. Mcclure Cigar
Stand. Victoria Pool Parlors and the
Fort Henry Smoke House.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-01
FANS ENTHUSIASTIC
OVER CLASH SUNDAY
At LEAGUE PARK, M.F,
Martins Ferry Eagles and nrlsy a. c.
OF Pittsburgh, Clash at Mar
tins Perry Tomorrow.

The supporters and followers OF the
Eagle baseball club are all 'het up
over the prospect Of witnessing. the
coming clash~in which the kirley A. Z.
and the Ferry Eagles will contend Sum
day at League park.
4 number Of delegates OF the Eagle
Order from surrounding towns are ex-
pectcd 20 sttend. And fellow members
at Martins Ferry plan to give mem :
royal reception. Manager Rowley stated
that he would endeavor to top off the
plans IN the form of rousing victory
over the Kirley club.
Tho strength Of the Pittsburgh aggre;
CATION is not being underestimate. ano
confidence is expressed by the ma)ority
of the players and there is feeling
prevalent that the contest will be such
a sc as TO tax the energies ,o OF linen them
Win tho fastest players in the Pitts
burgh district. The majority of whom
have had considerable experience IN
various minor leagues which marks
them to be the best attraction yet TO
be offered in this vicinity
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PILLS WIN SHORT ONE.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. April 3O.-Rain
Philadelphia-New York series In the
latter half of the sixth inning with the
locals leading 4 to .. Meusers double
following hits by Bancroft and Stengel
with two out in the fifth. won, the game,
Meusel himself scoring on J. Miller
hit. Score by innings: X: d e.
New York .........0 Q 20 Q O. 3
Philadelphia 40 0 l 0 3 O. ; !
Benton and McCarty. Snyder; Causey
and Wheat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-01

Georges Carpenters appearance here
next Monday afternoon at the Court
theatre as a feature of the Wheeling A.
c. boxing show apparently will draw
the largest indoor fight crowd in the
vance sale is any indication. Every
person handling the tickets report
large sale and the S. r. o. sign will no
doubt be hung out.
Carpenter who has risen to the high
est pugilistic honors OF tht Old World.
is in this country seeking TO wrest the
worlds championship from Jack Demp-
sey and through these exhibitions hopes
to show II" fans of the u. S. that he
Is capable Of meeting DEMPSEY,
The EurUp IN champion will be seen
here In 4 Are Ind exhibition with jules
Lenears, his sparrf'ig partner. who IS
the light heavyweight champion Of Eu-
rope.
"Billy' Williams Of the Ferry will
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YANKS BEATEN
IN CLOSE ONE

NEW YORK, April 3O-The Boston
Americahs opened q five-game series
here today by defeating New York. 4 to
2. A shower lasting q half hour held
up the game in the fourth inning. and
after that Mays began to lose his ef-
fectiveness. Boston tied the score IL
the seventh on clean hitting. and took
the lead in the eighth on doubles BY
Hendryx and Scott and McInnis' single.
Infielder Oscar Wit. who had been u
holdout all spring. reported to the Bos-
ton club here today. The score:
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.BAJERS AND M'CONKEYS MEET
At TUNNEL GREEN TOMORROW
rns Most Tailed Of Game For TWO
Years WIN Finally Be Played
Tomorrow AFTERNOON
Ayers or Ncuhardt VIII Likely Pitch
Tor the Bauers While Honecker VIII
No Doubt work for the Macks

Thousands Of baseball fans OF the
OHIO Valley will gather at Tunnel Green
tomorrow afternoon TO witness the hrst
Of a Ave game series to be played this
season between the McConkey ana
Bauer baseball teams, considered as Ihe
two leading teams Of the valley. The
game will be called at three O'Clock
sharp.
Last year much controversy followed
the disagreementS OF the managers OF
the two teams To coLre to terms. The
teams were the two strongest contend
ers for the Valley honors, and The pup
lie sentiment was about even.
This season, however, after much ais
cussiun the teams will play HVe galness
during the season. Two will be played
at Tunnel Green. two on whatever
grounds the Bauers' manager chooses
and the fifth on q neutral ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-01
WEST Va. LOST
Gountaineers Dropped Exciting Game
to University Of YER
mont 10.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence:
BURL INGTON, VT, April 30.-West
Virginia lost in an exciting game to the
strong University OF Vermont team here
fn,SaS 10. The game was 90 until the
ninth when with one man out. Harris
singled, went to second on Woods wild
throw to catch him mapping and scored
when Tyron hit over Dorseys mead.
Woods pitched great ball espeClailE IN
hit, Vermont has not been beaten ms
year Score by innings: r. H. r.;
w. Va. Univ. 900 0ooo0o- )
Univ. of Vert. % 900 ~ l.
Batteries-Woods and Martin; Duoa
and Spillane
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-01
WILSON PACKERS MEET
BRILLIANT NINE SUNDAY

The Paul o. Reymann baseball team
will 20 to Brilliant. Ohio. Sunday af-
ternoon to play the team OF that place
in what will be the opening game Of
the season for the Ohio team. Engle
and Coon will probably make up the
battery for the Packers All players
are requested to meet at the corner or
Fourteenth and Market streets go as TO
get the LEO o'clock car for Wcllsburg.
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TO MANNINGTON
PATTERSON q Elm Grove Nine to Tackle
"A the Consumers Fuel Mine OF
'@ Warrington

Tomorrow morning all members, or
the Patterson & Elm Grove baseball
team are requested to catch the $40
train out OF the b. 0. station ior
Warrington as they are scheduled for
a game Sunday afternoon with the Con-
sumers Fuel nine of that place.
Many changes will be seen In the line
up Of the Pegs" and Manager Reuther
expects to return to this city with a VIC
tory over the team that was capable OF
defeating the Macks last Sunday.
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WHEELING HIGH VS..
MOUNDSV|LLE TODAY

The Old Gold and Blue baseball team
Of Wheeling High school will go to
this afternoon. where they
will line up against the representatives
Of Moundsville High at 2:30 o'clock.
The locals are quite confident as to
the result of the game since they have
won handily in their first two starts Of
the season. On Thursday Triadelphia
easily defeated Moundsville, and the
Old Gold and Blue lads expect TO du-
Mi
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Sacrifice hit-Holt.
Double plays-McQuillan to Maran-
willie to Holke: O'Neil to Holke.
Left on bases-Brooklyn. 3; Boston, !;
Bases on balls-Off Pfeffer, :; OH
Struck out-By Pfeffer. S; by Nc
Quillan, 3.
Wild pitch-Pfeffer.
Umpires-Hart and Mccormick.
Time-l:33.
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Summary: Two base hits-Dugan 3;
base hits-Perkins. Judge 2. Roth. stol-
en- bases-Rice. Dugan. sacrifices
Walker, Shannon. left on bascs-Phila-
delphia :: Washington s. bases on balls
off Kinney 8: Erickson /: Courtney 4:
Perry 3. hits-off Erickson 4 in 3: Kin
ncy 3 in 5, Courtney in 3; 1.-TWO on
base. none out when relieved in ninth
off Perry. 4 in G: off Schacht in !: off
Zachary in 0. Hit by pitchcr-hy
Courtney (Walkcr) struck out-by
Erickson .: kinney |: Perry /: Courtney
,. winning pitchcr--Perry: losing
pitchcr-Courtney: umpircs-COnnolly
and Moriarity. time-2:0J.
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ALL-STARS
MEET NEFF, O., SUNDAY
Game VIII Be CALLED ct $3.50 O'CLOCK
At The Sixteenth Street PARK
At BAllSirO

Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
the Sixteenth Street Ball Park. Bellatre.
the fans of that vicinity will be offered
a good baseball treat when the Bella1re
All-Stars battle with the semi,pro Team
of Neff, Ohio. Hidlebach will do the
twirling for the visiting nine, while
the manager Of the Bellaire lads will
pick Mooney, Jones, He'll or Lee.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
ORIOLES PLAY SUNDAY

The Orioles will play the Nationals
Theda Place The following players are
requested to report Sunday afternoon
for practice: Nickerson. stimmei. X
McCausland. M. McCausland: P. Sher-
man, r. Sherman. Cornell, Colaney' Sey-
bold, Reuther, Feinler and kurtz
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FOR
BOSTON BRAVES

BOSTON. April ao.-Three hits, to,
gether with Wards error and wild
pitch gave Boston three runs in the
fourth to-day, McQuillan proving super;
Tor to Pfeffer in a pitchers duel ana
Boston winning the first game or the
series. 3 to 0. Meanwhile fielded bril-
ltantly. Score:
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RALLY IN 9TR
HELPS MACK|NEN

WASHINGTON. April 30.-A ninth
inning batting rally enabled Philadcl-
phia to win from Washington nine to
SIX in the first game of the series to-
day After the locals had overcome a
three run lead in the eighth. Intieldcrs
counted heavily in the final results.
Score:
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nosEBUps PLAY NUGGETS.

The st. Alphonsus' Rosebuds will
meet the fast unor Midgets this after
noon at 1880 o'clock at the Twenty-sixth
street Fairgrounds. Both teams are in
excellent condition and this being the
first game of the season, 1t, no doubt.
will be very interesting.
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GAME POSTPONED

Due to the rain yesterday afternoon
the game which to have been played BE-
tween the Madison nine and Washington
public school teams was postponed. This
game will be played next Wednesday
afternoon. While Madison will meet
Centre on Friday.
The rain didn't stop the Madison boys
from getting out so a second team from
the school was picked up and they play
ed between the sun and rain. The firss
team proved too much for their fellow
classmates and won by score OF IA
to o.
Following is the box score.
LIST Team PA 200 500-l4
and Team ............0 900 900 600 0
Two base hits--StobbS and Wood.
Three base hits-Gruber, Brandfass
and Savageot.
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To-deY's Games.

BOSTON at New York.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Chicago at st. Louis
Cleveland Detroit; rain.
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Yankees at 10Th Street:

Sunday afternoon on the TWlatEsA
street Fairgrounds. tho crack It.
A. c.. will clash with the Nnco
baseball team Of the East RnA 60
lively battle Is expected. DA1iA
terry for the Yankees, whilo King G
Arthur will perform for tho HASe -
ers. All Yankee players are rpQuoC9e
to meet at the Twenty-sixth otioi
grounds at one o'clock Sunday.
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GREAT CROWD WILL WITNESS
GEORGES CARPENTER MONDAY

LARGEST NUMBER OF FANS EVER TO TURN OUT
FOR SPORT EVENT IN THIS CITY EXPECTED
OF THE AFTERNOONS CARD IS EXCEPTION
ALLY GOOD.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday's Games.

Philadelphia. .; Wash, 6.
Boston, 4: New York, :.
Cleveland Detrait: rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-01

Not many things are funnioP thaaa
observe two business rivals t1YtAIs4H
De pleasant to one another At Q pG14I
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Boston ...............' WI Wv"
Two base hits-Peckin HcndryX
Scott, Mays.
Hme run-Hooper.
stolen bases-Hendryx. Foster.
Sacrifices - McNally, PcCkinpauBH'
Scott, Mays. Hoyt.
Double plays-Peckinpaush' PRATT anu
Pitt.
Left on bases-New York 6: Boston ..
Base on balls-Off Mays ): off Hoyt
Struck out-By Mays .; by Hoyt :.
Wild pitches-Holt 2.
Tmpires-Dineen and Nallin
TIme-2:30.
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

Philadelphia, 4; New York. >.
Boston. s.: Brooklyn, 0.
ti-Pittsburgh: rain.
ST. Louise Chicago; rain.
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Totals. - II
Battcd for Erickson in third.
Ran for Picininch in ninth.
! Battcd for Schacht in ninth.