davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-08-19

rUST before the White Sox and
 Giants started to Rip Into ~ one another in the Worlds Series, the Dopesters got Busy giv- Ing them the Up and Down and Trying to Figure Out their Chances in advance of the Merry Muss.
 One Sharpshooter, in Particular. had the stun Down Fine. By his own little Fancy System, he could tell you that Eddie Collins on a Sunshiny Day would be worth sixtythree more Points on Defence than Charley Herzog, or that Joe Jackson, in the Fourth Game. was Liable to bat eighty-one Points better than Bennie Kauff. Old MT Henry K Arithmetic, who Wrote the Book, had nothing on this Seer when it came to Juggling the Decimal. He came pretty near Telling You just what Every Pitch was Going to Be. Week before the Show Started.
 This Doping System doesn't make Much of Hit with me. when Ap- piled to the Grand Old Pastime You can't put a Ball Game under the Microscope-before 1t Is Played and Get Anywhere in the Way of Result. Past performances, not Futures, are the Dolngs to Apply the Acid Test to.
 But a little Doping Out of Our selves, once in a While, will do None of us Any Harm. Suppose you Get out the old Pad and Pencil and Give yourself a Once Over to zee how you're Getting Along in this Worlds Series you're Engaged In Every Day. C
 Maybe you Think you've been ,latting One Thousand In your busi-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27
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AUDITORIUM

Even AZ Eve the SefSat Onal
screen vCrsicu = Robert W. Cham
Icrs famous 5nO unusual love story
The shining land. is being pre-
p, nteG for the tst times tOCay at
the Auditorium The picture pleased
everyone yesterday and IS one OF
the best of its kind seen here in
weeks. An old favorite, who was
given a royal welcome yesterday on
his first appearance here in three
years is Lloyd CHam) Hamilton.
Ham was formerly the funniest part
Of that old team Ham and Bud. His
special two-reel comedy. "A Twi-
light Baby. is one OF the funniest
and most distinctive comedies seen
on the screen in many moons. Top
les Of the Day completes the bill
out from the far places he comes,
bringing with him the matchless
treasures Of his long labor. Up
from the South with The Birth Of
"a alton. the most popular dram
attic entertainment ever created.
Then from Babylon and glorified
Palestine with Intolerance, the
mightiest spectacle man has ever
conceived. Last, from the fields Of
Flanders with Hearts Of the
World. the epic Of the war made
for France and Britain. And now
from London. and China, brings for
showinCs to the world. Broken
Blossoms. as startling in advance
men; in the cinema world as were
the other triumphs Of this world
genius. a drama of profound emo
ton. Of exquisite delicacy, OF terrific
strength. IL is a worthy expression
OF Mr.. Griffth's talents in their rich
maturity. Broken Blossoms" comes
TO the Auditorium theater for
two DAYS Lillian Gish and Robert
Barthlemess are the featured play
ers and their Interpretation Of
Thomas Burke's tragedy Of life and
death are remarkable and both go
a long way toward W.lning for this
picture the sobriquet OF being the
most beautiful ever produced. Mutt
and Jen, Fox News and a Snub Pol
lard are also on the program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27
WILLS WINS WITH
KNOCKOUT PUNCH

BY Associated Press.
NEWARK, y. j., July 26.-Harry
Wills, negro heavyweight. Knocked
out Fred Fulton in the third round
OF a scheduled 10 round fight here
Monday night
Jack Britton. welterweight cham
pion Of the world. defeated Marcel
Thomas French Welterweight. in a
scheduled ten round bout. The re-
fierce stopped the fight In the tenth
round after tho F'renchman had been
knocked down four times.
Frank Moran. pittsburg heavy
weight, was given a newspaper de-
cision over wild Burt Kenny. Of
New York. in another ten round
bout. Both fighters did a lot Of stall
ing and the crowd repeatedly yelled
for action.
Eddie F'itzsimmOns. New York
lightweight. outpointed Johnny Dun
dee in a ten round bout Fitz had
the better OF five rounds. Dundee OF
three and two were even.
Dundee weighed l3O - pounds
and Fitzsimmons 131 ID
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27
FINAL RACE Is
AGAIN POSTPONED
Resolute Leads by Two Miles
But Poor Breeze Halls
SlOOp Contest.
BY Associated Press

by Associated Press.
SANDY HOOK, y. J.. July 20
The % mile Sandy Hook gale that
drove Defender ReSolute and her
British challenger Shamrock "
back 10 shelter last saturday went
into retirement Monday taking all
the little Sandy Hook zephyrs with
it and the fifth and decisive race
Tor the Americas cup was called off
after the contenders had wallowed
along for four and a half hours
in a virtual breezeless sea
The third attempt to run the race
that will settle 1920's yachting su-
premacy will be made Tuesday,
wind and weather permitting. The
course Will be the same that the
rivals tried TO cover Tuesday. l.
miles TO windward and Is miles to
leaward.
Although the. favorite failed TO
win today. Resolute's supporters
took great comfort i'm the fact that
she was leading the challenger about
two miles when the match was de
clared off. Measured in actual
progress toward the far away stake
in the prevailing wind, this meant
about an hours sailing, for the de-
fender had CONSUMED a trifle more
than four and a half hours in COW
crinS nine miles Of the course
Ont OF Course.
Both yachts, however, had cover
ed considerably more actual distance
than nine miles. for Immediately
after the start Capt. Charles Francis
Adams III. of Resolute, and Capt
William =. Burton of shamrock ~
got into a luffing match that took
them far off the course and well in
toward the Jersey shore.
When they finally came about
after an hour and twenty minutes Of
sailing that I'D carried them only
a short distance nearer the mark
than they were al the start Resolutc
had picked up the sc second lead
Shamrock " took at the start and
soon passed the green challenger.
But the breath of wind that had
given the committee sufficient hope
10 start the race had died out by
this time and the sloops fairly drift
ed until the match was declared off
Mondays was the second meet OF
the series TO be called off because
neither boat was able 10 finish
within the allotted six hours. The
other no race" start on July l.
ended with Resofute five miles
ahead Of the challenger.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27
UPSET ATTEMPT TO
STOP FULTON-UILLIS
co At JERSEY CITY
Fy Associated Press

JERSEY CITY. Y r. July rs
An eleventh hour attemIt 20 stop
the boxing bout between Fred Full
ton and Harry wills scheduled for
Monday night at Newark was de
feated late Monday when Vice Chan
ceilor Griffin refused 20 grant an ap-
plication for an injunction restrain
ing the promoters from producing
the bout sought on the ground that
81 was 20 be faxed
The application was made by
William ~. Coidwebber. q local law
yer. representing the Armory Ath-
ietic club OF Jersey City He sub
mittcd an affidavit which said the
club had been informed that the
fEht was 20 be a fake and tina. Wills
was 10 lose the bout in the NTH
tround.
The vice chancellor pointed out
Ifhat the international Sporting club
- New ork. under whose auspices
hS bout Is being conducted already
Shas sold $4,000 worth Of tickets
tand that it would lose that amount
n the injunction was granted. Cold
webber offered 20 post q bond for
that amount 70 be forfeited II his
clients failed 20 prove their claim.
Vice Chancellor Griffin then said
''the applics ton is denied because 81
was made too late.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27
$50 Wedding Present

\ wedding present Of $4,000 in
gold will be given the first couple 10
get married at Roseland Park next
Sunday.
Phone US about IL right away
c. -. Lodge & Co. 22o Farmers
Trust Bldg Phone Lincoln 5733.
Roseland Park 3 the gem OF the
south side.
Terms 81 down. then only $50
per week
No interest and no taxes for two
years
These beauty homesites are sell
ing like hot-cakes
Most lots are only s2s5. while
other lots in the same section sell
for $500 20 81 900
To inspect the property before the
Sunday crowd. take south side car
10 Robinson street. then a short
walk south 10 the property.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27
GRAND CIRCUIT
OPENS MEET AT
COLUMBUS TRACK
Single G. Meets First Defeat
of Season in Free
for-All Pace.
By Associated Press :

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 2s.--The
opening card OF the Columbus mid
summer grand circuit race meeting
saw Single G, the veteran PAGER.
take his first defeat of the year in
the free-for-a when. after steI
ping in 2:01 the first heat he went
into the rock while Sanardo went on
and won in slower time. single G's
mile was the fastest heat paced any
whore this year. In the auction
pools. he sold for 500 10 $50 for the
field.
The 2:O7 trot furnished a duel be-
tween DR.. Nick and Peter L, the
latter finally winning DIR. Nick
trotted the first heat in 2:O4A. Peter
/. was the original favorite.
The stake event OF the card was
the 2:O5 pace, the Elk's Home, purse
$4,000 1t proved a stirring race
Royal Earl winning the first heat as
ne pleased then being forced 10 bow
to the rushes of Hall Malone in the
last two heats. II was the latter
PAGERS first win of the season.
Royal Earl was a slight favorite in
the first auction pools.
The first division OF the 2:14 pace
was a split heat affair. Lillian s
eventually winning I'm the fourth and
deciding heat. Summary:
Frec-for-all Pace.
Three heats; purse $500.
Sanardo, z. by San Fran
cisco (Murphy) ....... 2
Single G.. b h, by Anderson
Wilker (Allen) . 1 4
Grace Direct, m, by Wal
ter Direct (Sturgeon) o.. 3 3
Gladys B, m, by Simon
Axworthy (Valentine) g.. 3 ,
Time-2:O1; 2;03h; 2:O5H.
2:O7 Trot.
Three heats; purse $1,000.
Peter L. b n, by Peter the
Great (Edman) ... ?
DR.. Nick. blk g. by DR.. ITO
(MurLhy) ............
Joseph Guy, h, by Guy
Axworthy Mac (Hyde) )
Tommy Todd. b T, by Todd
Mac (Erskine) ........ b
Mamie Locke. Zomidotte. Comet,
Edith Carter and Red Bon also
Time-2:o414: 2:O7H: 2:O71s.
2:O5 Class Pace.
The Elk's Home; three heats;
purse $4,000.
Hal Malone. blk h. by
Prince Argot Hal CChilds) 3
Royal Earl, E, Dy Inc
Earl (Egan) ....
Lillian Silkwood. blk m, by
Strongwood (Geers) .
Eva Able. ch m. by The
Able CPalin) .
John r. Braden. Omondo and
Foxy Ann also started.
Time-2:05L 2:O414; 2:O6 =
2:1l Pacc-First Division.
Three heats: purse $1,000.
Lillian :. b m. by Col. For
rest (ThOrntOn) $500. !
Abbie Bond. b m. by The
Able (Erskine) $500.
Charley Sweet. by Di-
rectly Boy Macy )
James Albert. by Cap
tain Byron CFleming) ,
Annie Moore Double G.. Ben Hall
and Miss Liberty Fell also started.
Time-2:O514: 2:0Si4; 2:l1A.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
American League.
Chicago 8: Detroit
Boston o; New York O.
Only games scheduled
National League.
Pittsburg 4; Brooklyn 6.
Only game scheduled.
American Association.
Louisville Z; Toledo 4.
Only one game scheduled.
International League.
Jersey City Z; Syracuse 8
Baltimore Z: Reading D.
only two games scheduled.
Three-I League.
Bloomington Z; 10; 2. Rock Island 6
IL: ,
Terre Haute o; 0: .. Rockford 2: 5; o
Peoria o; l 4 Moline o: 10; >
No other games scheduled.
FEMALE HELP
WANTED-WOm 10 work i'm kitchen
EpwOrth Hospital 1889 Il
Southern Association.
Nashville &; Atlanta ,
Mobile ); Chattanooga l.
No other games scheduled.
GAMES TODAY.
American League
No games scheduled.
National League.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Chicago at Boston.
st. LOtIis et New York.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27
eteS Representing Uncle Sam Off to Antwerp Games
COACHES TO GIVE
LIGHT WORKOUTS
ON TRIP ACROSS
Princess Matoika Carries go
Crack Athletes from
New York Harbor.

80 sh1eNtldIfl FreHat
NEW YORK. July zs-The Unit
I'd States Olympic team. consisting
Of $50 crack American athletes.
sailed late Monday on the steamship
Princess Matoika for Antwerp.
The American team which in
cludes track and field stars. swim
mers. wrestlers. boxers. fencers and
oicyclists from almost every state I'm
the Union and Hawaii. before its
departure was given a farewell re-
ception az the Manhattan opera
house. kilograms OF encourage
ment and wishes OF success from the
governors OF Il states were read.
Later the athletes marched 20 the
Hudson river pier where they
crossed 20 HobOken and boarded the
steamship.
Gustavus T. Kirby. chairman OF
the Olympic committee. viii leave
later in the week for Antwerp
All Kinds.
The team which left Monday in
cluded los track and field athletes.
IS swimmers. both men and women.
as wrestlers and boxers. 90 fencers
and cyclists The American
hockey team and ice skaters have
participated already in some OF the
events at Antwerp and the polo
team Will be selected from the
American army OF occupation.
"A athletes went aboard shiI
Monday trained 10 the minute with
the exception OF a few men who
were affected slightly by the change
in water and climate after their ar
rival at Fort Slocum- Arrange
ments have been made by the com
mittees for training accommoda-
lions aboard ship and the coaches
will supervise light workouts on the
trip across.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27
POTTAW Atomic NINE
OVERWHELMS LEEPERS

Heavy hitting by the Pottawato-
ME Intern ediate indoor nine led TO
the defeat OF the Leeper playground
crew by the overwhelming score Of
q 10 g. The Pottawatomle lads
scored 10 in the second and in the
NTH. Outside OF these two innings
the game was tigh:. NykioS con-
tributed heavily 10 tne bat for the
Leeper men. while Mann's stick
work went a long ways in winning
his own game. Score by innings
Leepers ...... 500 10 o. ; 3 5
Pottawatomie .01O2 III Gil u .
Nyikos and Dome; Mann and
Steele.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27
IASAII.E

An interesting melodra ma.
The City of Masks, with Robert
Warwick featured. is the LaSalle's
today. Written by George
Barr McCutcheon, Il Is filled with
romantic adventures, written IN that
individual manner that has made
this Hoosier author famous There
are elements OF suspense well sus-
tanned. the hero plays a role OF
widely contrasted characters and
the love story IS one that wins SYM
pathy. The humorous side has-been
well developed and the play Is class
ed as excellent entertainment
On Wednesday Seena Owen viii
be seen in The House OF Toys.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27
CASTLE

No more popular screen star is
shown in South Bend than Ethel
Clayton. Her picture today at the
Castle is called Crooked Streets"
and takes this winsome favorite into
the darkest dens OF Shanghai. the
Paris OF the Orient Alive with the
lure and color OF the Far East
athrill with the intrigue of the un-
derworld Il gets entirely away from
the average drawing room play and
yet, by sincere acting, Is kept out
Of the dime novel thriller class
Jack Holt Is seen ae a fighting nero.
Charlie Ray, always liked. is
shown Wednesday in his latest COM
edy. Paris Green, the story OF a
dough boy in France.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27
Colonies Vim Final Game
From Toledo Mud Hens

TOLEDO. Ohio, July a6.-Louis-
Vile won the final game OF its series
in Toledo Monday by a score OF :
10 (. the Colonies pounding Brady
hard. while Wright was effective in
the tight places. Knapp was the
center OF an argument in which som e
OF the Louisville players laid hands
on him. Score:
Louisville 2 200 o1e 10 Il .
Toledo 100 90 O1o-4 10 4
Wright and Mayer, kocher; Brady
and Murphy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27

SouthW Orth. Cation, Carey, Grimm.
Three base hits-Smith. stolen
bases Johnston. Double play -
Elliot, L. olson. Left on bases -
Pittsburg S. Brooklyn 8. Errors -
Eaeffper. Olson. Base on balls -
Carlson .. Ffetfer >. Hits-off
pfeffer in 4; (none out in 5th.)
off Smith in 3 innings. StrucH
out-by Carlson ? Prefer . Win
ming pitcher-Smith Umpires -
Harrison and Hart. Time SO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27
EXHIBITION GAME ZION
BY SPEAKERS OUTFIT

CLEVELAND. O.. July 26.-Cin-
cinnati defeated Cleveland in an eX-
hibition game here Monday. 4 10 8.
Cleveland tried out two recruit
pitchers Ellison and Clarke the lat
ter performing creditably He al
lowed but one hit in four innings
Timely hits by Neaie and Rousch
won for the Nationals. while Gard
ner's triple was responsible for the
three scored by Cleveland Score:
Cincinnati 800 90 90 OO0-4 S o
Cleveland " 600 600 030-3 I
Fisher and Allen. Ellison. Clarke
and Thomas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27
ROBINS EVEN UP
PIRATE SERIES
Pittsburg Beats League Lead
ers Knocking Pfeffer
Off Mound.

BROOKLYN. y. Y, July e.
BROOKLYN got an even break in the
two game series with Pittsburg by
winning Mondays game 8 TO !.
Ffeffcr was reached for four runs
on two doubles, two singles and two
passes in the fourth inning. Haeff-
ncr's wild throw TO first with the
bases full was responsible for three
of Brcoklyn's runs off Carlson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27

As near os we can figure IL out
the reason why the Resolute hash :
already COPIED the bacon was be-
cause the lib topsail on the balloon
er OF the Shamrock's leeway main
mast became confused with the
spinnaker. causing the bober to tack
10 the windwJ I'd. Then Capt.
Charles Francis Adams the second
and Skipper Burton got into a luff
ing match and called The darn race
or.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27
Studebdkers Defeat
HOrcard intermediates

Studebaker intern ediate indoor
baseball nine won a close game from
Howard park at the Howard
grounds Monday evening by the
score OF TO 8. Keith's hurting
featured the game, benching Il men
and allowing only four hits House
keeper clouted a circuit in the fifth
with a man on giving Studebakers
an early lead Howard hit a homer
FOR the losers.
Score by innings:
Studebaker 600 O2O l01-4 .
Howard 600 100 118-3 /
Kieth and HousekeeP per. Hoosy
and Jones
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27
BY ED HUGHES.

Ball players, like the tides, come
and go.
Balloons breakers, stars that were
once in mil or league whitecaps in
the offing, lash on the big time"
shore. roam for awhile on the sands
Of fame. and then disappear in the
mists OF the ebb.
Ty Cobb. one of the biggest
breakers" that ever cast its spray
diamond genius on Balloons strand.
has reached the ebb tide of his re-
sovereignty over American league
batsmen the peerless Georgia Peach
washes seward in Baseball's tides
To make way for another huge
breaker"
The breaker" is George Sisler of
the St. Louis Browns.
Sislcr Great Player.
Sisler is one Of the greatest ball
players of the age. No doubt about
hat. Few batters in all the his
tory of the diamond have ever hit
more than 400 in mid-season. Yet
Sisler is doing that very thing with
no indication of a let-down. Cobb
founders far in the wake Of the
Sislerian smuggling. while Speaker
and Ruth. mighty mace wielders
themselves, pray for the Sisler
slump"
Sisler was sensation from the
very minute he graduated from indie
pendent ball Hay in Barberton. Ohio.
10 the major league ranks. In that
respect he is like Cobb. who went to
the front almost Immediately after
joining the Detroit Tigers and bid
ding farewell to the lOwly South At
lantic league.
Versatile Player
The brilliant Brown first base
man seems TO be the logical success
or TO the glory that has been Cobb :
for many years. He is a terrific as
well as steady hitter. AS quick as
fOrked lightning on the bases. he
can alsc nil any position in the in
field or Outheld. He draws the line
only on back stopping. Not many,
Cobb. Ruth. and Speaker included,
are as versatile as that
For all his astonishing accom-
plishments Sisler will never be the
drawing card that Cobb was Nor
Will he approach the gate influence
possessed by Ruth, Speaker. and
even others inferior 10 him as a
ball player. Sisler, il seems. IS a
colorless specie of diamond enter
tainers. He has no eccentricities 10
call attention TO his presence and
remarkable playing ability. Modest
quiet. unassuming. he goes the even
tenor OF his way collecting hits and
never trying 10 be anything more
than a ball player without frills. he
has been mighty successful In his
efforts.
Sisler was born in Nimisila, Ohio,
but that wasn't his fault H0 stud
led law at the University Of Michi-
gan. That ne would have made
good as an attorney is evident.
He has been working on the eX-
asperating case OF the St Louis
Browns only a few years but he has
already built up a pretty good argu-
ment in their suit" for posse SsiOn
Of TIE American league pennant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27
ALLOWS YANKEES
THREE SINGLES
Pitcher Jones Passes Babe
Ruth Four Times in
Boston Game.

NEW YORK. July 26.-The Bos-
ton Red Sox shut out New York
Monday 2 10 o. The heavy hitting
Yankees were held 10 three singles
Oy Pitcher Jones. who issued seven
bases on balls, four of which went
90 Ruth Collins started I'm the
mound for the Yanks but was taken
out OF the box at the end OF the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27

"Batted for McGraw In 9th
Boston .......103 400 100
New York ......... 600 600 600
Two-base hit-McInnis. Schang
Three-base hit-Nitt Home run
Menosky stolen hase-Meuoslxy.
Sacrifice - Jones Error - Foster.
Double plays-Vitt 10 Foster 90 Nc
innis. Scott 20 Foster 20 Mc1nnis
Left on Boston. s New York
g. Bases on balls-O Collins. 3 Off
o'Doul. OF MCGraw. J.. 90 Jones.
Hits-Of Collins. . IN innings.
ri Thormahlen. in inning (none
ont in 4th): or O'Doul. In % in
ming: or McGraw. 8 In 5 Is innings.
Hit ny pitcher-by O'Doul (Hoopor).
Struck out-By Collins I. by
O'Doul, I: by Jones. I Losing pitch
er-Collins. Umpires-Connolly and
Nallin Time-1.51
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27
COME TO SOUTH BEND
THURSDAY

Thursday Il Final July Clearance
Day in south Bend ThereU be
bargains galore. Better arrange 10
spend Thursday Tn South Bend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27
WHITE S0X WIN
FROM TIGER TEAM
John Collins Clout Gives
Chicago Victory in
Tenth Inning.
BY Associated Press

10y Ahsoclateu EreS6
DETROIT Mich. July 26.-J
Collins single in the tenth assisted
by Ayers error won the opening
game OF the series with the Tigers
for Chicago. Ed Collins was hit on
the head by "A pitched ball in thc
first inning and removed from the
game.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27
COME TO SOUTH BEND
THTTtSDAY

Thursday Is Final July Clearance
Dav IN South Bend There1l be
harrains galorei Better arrange 10
mz-ud Tasarsdey IA south Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27

Two base hits-Wcaver, Veach.
Three base hits-Jack Stolen
hases-Weaver Jackson. Sacrifice
hits-WeaNer. Kerr, Bush. Errors
Hale Neach. Ayers. Double plays
-Risberg. Nc Muihn, J. Collins.
Bush and Heilmann: Pineln. Young
and lIeilmann Left on bases -
Chicago Il. Detroit :. Bases on
balls - Dauss 8 Ayers /: Kerr ,.
Hits-off Dauss 10 in innings: off
Ayers in 8. Hit by pitcher by
pauss .. (Liebcld. z. Collins).
Struck out-by Kerr 5: BY Ayers 1.
Jmpires-Friel and Owens. Losing
pitcher-Dauss. Tme-l:47
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27

..Batted for McGraw I'm 9th.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-27

Annie Moore. Double G.. Ben Hall
and Miss Liberty Fell also started.
Time-2:O5l4: 2:OSA; 2:11l4.