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LATE y
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DENVER LIVESTOCK.

Cattle.
Prices 25 cents lower. Five carloads
Of good steers brought 10 cents a
pound. while a few heavy steers sold
at s10.75. Other carloads of fair steers
brought s9.00Q9.75. Several loads of
cows and heifers sold at 1918. $500.
t7.l0 and S7.20. Calves sold at prices
up to 312.50. The quality of the offer
ing was not as good as received here
last week.
Prices were SO cents higher than at
Three carload. Of fancy hogs fsom On
This is the best price paid this season.
The bulk sold at s1s.00Q17.S5. Few
pigs were offered on the market. but
were quoted up to $500 for both
stocker and butcher pigs. Other car
loads Of hogs sold at 3l6.50L 91s.16;
l17.00. S17.26. 317.35. $3.50. e1f.7s and
t1765.
Prices generally were steady. Five
carloads of good feeding lambs. aver
aging 81 pounds. sold at t13.2s. freight
paid. while eleven carloads of good
lambs. averaging Sc pounds. sold at
SI3.0e freight paid. Four carloeds of
f0-pound lambs sold at $12.75 flat.
Three carloads of 100 and 111-pound
ewes sold at $500 flat. A string of
Wethers sold at $500 fiat and bunch
Of yearlings brought $500 flat. Spec
uiators and packer buyers were In the
field early and brisk market re-
suited.
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Westcif News.
Wet Mountain Tribune.

W SS AAAooheoAh AAADuhc. .
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Geroux spent a
few days up in the valley and re.
turned to Florence Tuesday.
Miss Clara Haskell spent a week
in Canon City and returned home
Sunday.
E. L. Mott arrived from Canon City
Tuesday to vote and spend a few
days here.
Arthur Geroux spent few days In
Florence and Canon City and returned
home Monday.
Following are the unofficial figures
obtained on Tuesdays primary elec.
ton: For dpunty judge-Wiliey,
$50; Biggs, Ill. Sherin-Man-.-g.
217; Wright, 32. County schcei
superintendent $50; Allen,
lao. County mmissioner-Kettle
SO; Koch, 124. County clerk-Clark.
11S; Paxton, 112. County superin.
tendent-Beaman, 172; erickson, 7S.
Joroner-Ray, 1S0; Fuchs, 4. County
commissioner-Sc ,130; Mel
son, so.
Della Tuttle of Pueblo is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Mary Tuttle, for a few
days.
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PasiflOra Mine
Undergoing
Development
The Florence Citizen.

The Florence Citizen
During a recent visit to WestcIiffe
the proprietors of The Citizen were
shown over the property OF the Pas
sifiora Mining and Milling Company.
located on the Bull-Domingo fats.
about a mile and a half from West
cliffe, by Thomas Blunt, president It
the company.
This concern has been operating
the property for the past four years,
during which time 100000 worth y
ore has been shipped, Wactica.ly all
Of which has been spent in further
developing the property The com.
pany has 100 acres of patented min.
eral-bearing land on which they have
beer CARRYING on extensive develop.
ment work and at the present time 10
iearers are working on the property
with two men on cmopAay account.
Some good ore is beinV taken from
the different openings on TIE vaiu. and
Mr. Blunt says that new shaft Is
now being sunk in close proximity to
the original Passi1ora location which
gives promise of tapping the original
Herman or mother vein.
According to Mr.. Blunt the mininS
industry has been hit hard on account
of the high prices OF mate 'ial and i
is impossible for the o-oe 90 10 in.
crease the prices OF his production as
in other lines OF industry. However,
he is hopeful that the future Will
bring a reimbursement in which event
the PassIfiora property win bring re.
turns to its stockholders sufficient 20
pay them handsomely for the am II
they have expended.
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Texas Creek

Alfred Rettingill motored to Canon
City Sunday and will remain several
days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McGee. who
have been visiting relatives in WIS.
consin the past month, returned home
Thursday accompar'ed by lar. Nc
Gees sister and bro -.
Chester Pringle was a visitor In
Canon City Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Chillis were en-.
tertained at corn roast at John Muir.
rays at Parkdale Sunday evening.
Mfs bonnie Green and Mrs. Laura
Thompson Of Concrete were visitors
here last week guests Of william
Marrs- ..f-i.f
Misses Anna and Isabelle Taylor
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Park Center

Mr- and koontz and two sons of Cof.
feyville, Kan. are visiting at the w.
H. Allen and Burt Nicholson homes.
Mrs. Koontz is a daughter of the AL.
lens.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. King had as
guests several days last week, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Walton and daughter,
Eletha, and Martin and John Supon
of Pueblo,
Miss Violet Luzink left Saturday
for Pueblo where she has accepted a
position as bookkeeper at one of the
large dry goods stores there.
Much interest was taken in the cot
tage prayer meetings which were held
mornings at the different homes on
the Park in the interests of the evan
gelistic campaign.
Milton Mattoon came down from
Denver Saturday evening and is stop
ping at the home of his niece, Mrs.
Frank Duffy.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Beeson, daugh.
ter Ruth and son Harry. Mrs. Pauline
Murbach and daughter. Louise. of
Penrose. were visitors Sunday at the
c. A.. Norman home.
Mrs. J. p. Hotchkiss has been on
the sick list the past week, but is re-
ported better at this time.
The departure Of the r. w. King
and Lloyd Champeau families from
the Park is regretted by their friends
and neighbors. Mr.. and Mrs. King
left Friday for Pueblo. where they will
take over the management Of the VIC
toria hotel. which they recently pur.
chased. and Mr.. Champeau. wife and
two sons expect to leave Tuesday
morning for thei rold home at Nor
man, Okla. They will make the trip
by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rapsr and
daughters, May and Georgia. were
weekend guests at the parental home.
A. N. McDermott and sister, Miss
Alta, arrived Wednesday night from
Gibbs, Mo-. and will spend the winter
here with their sister, Mira. Clause
Wagonmaker.
John Jensen and daughter, Esther.
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Wall OF Flor.
ence. were Sunday guests at the Fred
Waters home.
John Wright has moved into the
house receHiiy vacated Dy H. w. King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold DeWeese spent
Sunday at the Greene ranch
Alonzo Greene. the 3-year-old son OF
Mi. and Mrs. George Greene. has re.
covered from the serious operation
ne underwent four weeks ago for ap
pendicitts.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith and
little son OF Kansas were visitors last
week at the home OF Fred Waters.
Tuesday Mrs. Waters accompanied
them to Bare Hills where they spent
several days at the Waters home.
stead. On Friday they enjoyed a mo-
tor trip to Pueblo.
Ira Columbia had as guests at his
home last week, his sister and hus-
band from Nebraska.
Burt Miller is staying in town this
week, while doing team work for Tom
Allison, who is reported sick.
c. A. Norman is plastering the new
w. A. Duffy home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brown were
down from Goldfeld last Monday. and
we're guests al the b. Cough.in home.
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IT for Denver Thursday to spend the

LEFT for Denver Thursday to spend the
winter.
Mrs. c. S. Smith entertained Mrs. A
H. Pringle and children to dinner on
Sunday.
Mrs. ]. w. DeWeese went to Canon
City Saturday to visit friends and
relatives.
Mrs. A. H. Pringle, Miss Anna Tay.
lor, Chester PMngle and Reese Clark
motored to Wellsyille Thursday to en-
joy swim.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Chillis were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Ringer
at o'clock dinner Saturday.
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tor OF Health Clair Drake OF Illinois.
Investigation followed development
Of the disease In a man.iiving at Rids
neld. ILL.,. 1t 10 said.
The infected brushes have been die
tributed In 16 states. II 10 said. includ-
ing Illinois. Iowa. Oklahona. reEnA
Missouri and Colorado. The health
authorities OF the states have been
notified.
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Coal Creek

Mrs. Tom Embleton Spent Wednes-
day visiting in Canon City.
Mrs. Tony Fabrizio has ben very
Ill, but at this writing is improving
Prof. Reeves arrived Monday from
Kansas TO take charge of the school
,or the term.
Will Gilbert and family spent Sun
day visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Durfee at Canon City.
Grin Davis left on Monday for Erie,
Colo, where he will be employed at
The mine there.
Mrs. David Williams OF Canon City
spent couple of days visiting reIa.
lives and frienas at Nu Shaft.
Mrs. Gilbert and Mrs. Blair were
busineS. visitors in Canon City on
Wednesday,.
M4s. Williams, widowed sister Of
the Owens boys, has left for Wyoming
after spending a few months visiting
her brothers
Mr.. Haisteal OF ..u City was Wis
iting at the home Mr.. Dutton and
daughter, Miss Bral--ne, on Wednes-
day evening
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gradually finished up. and II Is now
thought that this portion OF the con
tract will be entirely completed by
October 10.
Mr.. Hall states so far there has been
no delay on account Of lack Of nate
rial. all Of which was ordered last
April. Another feature which as ex.
pedited the work 80 far Is that there
has been no shortage OF labor. except
OF course brickiaysrs. this class OF
workmen beig always scarce. Mr..
Hall makes no prediction AS to when
the construction work on the building
will be completed. owing to the fact
that unforeseen delays may happen at
any time which will upset the best
laid plans.
The structure. when completed. will
add to the beauty OF Florence as well
as the convenience OF the scholars al
least 100 per cent.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK.
At Chicago.

Chicago.-cattle-G and choice
GERS, steady; several loads, S1s.26;
ouIk choice, s17.2591s15: good steers
sl5.9oG 1915: grassy steers. $4,000
1450: cows. s6.50a 1925. rs a SOC lower.
choice vealers. soc lower, sI1.70018.
grassy calves. 50cQ $1.0e lower, mostly
so-9og 100; bologna bulls. ss.o097 90;
Gamers s4-2o 4.75; steady: best west
ern. s13.75; down. slow; plain kinds asc
" ooS lower stockers and feeders. 250
Hogs-Market mostly 25935c high.
er, closing weak and f0c to zoe lover
than early Top. Sls.25: practical to
9ldth;; .lsi2s; ~; bpsk packing sows. SIS 20
-sirable kinds, s1s.5o917.25.
Sheep-Fat classes slow TO 2sc love,
t.han saturday; Top western lambs,
yl3.95; top natives. s13.75; bulk native
"a mbs, 25 q 1900: fat ewes mostly
1910 q 900; feeding lambs, s12.25 @Is.0o.
iat ewes mostly $3.50 q see; feeding
lambs. s13.65.
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Florence High
School Construct
ton Progressing

FLORENCE. Sept PA. S. Hall
& Son, contractors for the new high
school building in the course OF erec-
tion at the corner of Maple avenue
and Third street. report that the work
progressing. in q very satisfactory
manner and they espoc: TO have the
-oof on the building within the next
two weeks. The brick work is being
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] lsaving Brushes
Anthrax Infected

sPRr>vrFTEIlD. ILL, Sept. z2-Dis-
covery u anthrax infection in lot IT
shaving brushes made In New Yoet
and distributed In part from Chi
was reported today 10 the s1 !.
States public health service By Direc.
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w. C. Moyle and family. who have
been residing at l106 Greenwood ave.
nue.. yesterday moved into their beau.
tiful new home just finished, at Tenth
street and Macon avenue.
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R~taee nGarks4

Chicago.-Potetoes = Nnnesota snc
GA wisecns!n q = se.nd I1.r wh,ss .scsS
6hies sacked and bulk. Sas5. r
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Chicago p.rrv

56hc.
Eggs-Higher. Firsts. 52H @5aHA
ordinary rrsts. 47.4 4sc; at mark. cases
included. $50 SIC; Storage packed firsts
644b4 SC; standards. Sac
Poultry--Aliye. lower. Fowls. gefsr-
81 run. zee: springs. 33c: turkeys, f5c.
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y you want TO sell anything yos
have. trysRecord want ID eolunn
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Buttes.

Creamery. first grade. .....
Creamery. second grade, ....
6rocess putter ..eV y
Packing stock ..............
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ChIcnre Cn.h Grain.

ChicaEo.-.Wheat-No. 1 red. s2.s4h0
s.6fk; No. red. 2.53h Q2.57.
NJ c9T11ES; g SeIio@. miSsds slssh o1ash;
3sts.Ne, 2 white. scHosixc; No. .
~: gs:SsSS; .ssS sss1;ssx sl.,s.
Timothy Seed-S6.00 07.o0.
Clover Seed S.8O026.e
Porfs---Nonl1-..
LAYd-$20.76.
Ribs-t17.62a1S.s2
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Halter Fat.
Fruit.

Direct. .........
Station.
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NJ etaI Market.

Metal Market.
COLORADO SETTLEMENT PRICES.
Bar silver Omitted States) .....$ .SsM
zinc 1.85
II ~ '.'-''.-.-....-. 10
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Dressed Poultry.
Live Poultry.
IcGEa.

Eggs strictly fresh. case
count ,S1i .0o % SO
Loss off. per doz. .380 81
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Apples. new, Colo, box. $500 D SO
Cantaloupes. standard crts... 400 q $50
Cantaloupes, pony crates.... l.7S8 9.O0
Peaches. Colo. crate ....... 1.5O u 3.OO
gears. box ..-...-...... z.0004.5O
Pears. Colo.. blu. basket -. 400 8S.50
W.sssm.ien. WS.ssssssiies - 1886
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HAY AND GRAIN.
GPalu.

Buying prices toulk, carloads. F. o.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-13
TEMPE BEATS CASA
 GRANDE FIVE ID ONE

TEMPE, Sept 12-Tempe took to- days game 5 to 1 from the luclIless Casa Grande club and added another victory to it's percentage column and chances for the Central Arizona league pennant. Hits were evenly divided by the two clubs. but placing them at he Cpportune( time coupled with Casa Grande's frequent errors made it an easy game for the Tempeans
 Tempe started it's scoring in the first when Pafford singled, Shumway was safe on d fielder's choice and scored on Oviedo's single through short Tn the fifth home team put three runs
 over Hubbard was safe on a fielder's choice, stole second and went in on Shunway's single. Oviedo after sin gling scored with Shumway on Finch's ] hree-bagger slammed into center ] field The final run came in the sixth I when Wafford scored on Hannas hit
 to right.
 Casa Grande put her lone run across
 in the seventh inning. Miller and lGoateher singled and tHe first named
 scored on Carpenters single through short. Goatcher was heading for third swhen he collided head with Shum- I way at short who started for the ball.
 The latter was knocked cold but later recovered and was able to finish the game. The score:
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prove that he is not yellow. ketchel offers to fight Carter in Phoenix on a winner take all basis and he Is even willing to pay his own eXenses down here to get a fight with Tommy He says he has nothing against Carter and he admires the Miami boxer, but he wants to prove he has the stuff.
 There seems to be more than just schoolboy comlaints of highly trained athletes back of the ''holler" that Yank OIympians have sent back on the treat ment accorded them.
 Sleeping in the "Giory Hole," or be- low the waterline, on the Princess Ma toilxa, en route over caused the first clash to come between the team and the committee.
 The boys did not like the school house in which they were quartered after arriving in Belgium. which was pretty much like army life, according to reports coming back from there. The manner of serving "chow" was also criticized. Some write that they are half starved and broke. Others say it is no honor to be a member of the U & team even though it won the Olympiad.
 These complaints may be exagge- rated to some degree: They most likely are Yet some of the wheels ir the Olympic committee seemed to have slipped in planning to make the boys comfortable on their trip abroad.
 It would seem that American athletes should have been given the ordinary care and comforts on such trip. Ere d Fulton's manager. Ton O'Rourke. has prescribed the rest cure 1 for the tall plasterer. In five weeks O'Rourke says Fred will resume hos ! tilities.
 Dr. R. F. Coughlin has compiled sta 1 tistics to prove that baseball is tn. most deadly sport. His figures, cover | ing 10 years, show 2S4 fatalities fo | baseball, 215 for football, 128 for moto 1 racing and 1o5 for boxing. | Although Ferdie Schupp pitches witl | his left arm he signs his checks ant does other duties of life with his righ hand. Like Rube Marquard he is al ! "ambidex.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-13

against him. Mays threw to Bates in an eifort to stop WestfalI and Harry returned to second Bates threw the pan over Fagg's head and Westfalf raced to third. Fagg recovered the pail and threw wild to the pitcher. Westfall scoring on the throw ending the game 4-3 in favor of the Blimps
 It was hard luck for the Greys after holding the game tight for 10 innings. Mays relieved Terrin in the fifth and pitched wonderful ball. He delivers submarine ball similar to the under nand delivery that made Carl Mays of 2 the Tanks national figure in base ball.
 The heavy Blimp hltters went down one. two. three and two times he struck the heavy stickers out in a row.
 Cross went the entire fourteen in . nings holding Glendale to five hits and three runs.
 Sorey playing short for Glendale played a brilliant game fielding his z position without an error and cover ing the infieId from deep second to 2 third.
 Lewis. the versatile outfielder Of the Greys. was the sensation of the Glen dale club. Lewis covered right and left field and hit the ball hard, but failed to connect for safeties due to the tight infieId of the Blimps.
 After the fourth inning both sides played air tight ball until the last
Arizona republican., 1920-09-13

The New York Yankees began their
 western tour by taking two out of
 three games with Cleveland, outplay-
 ing the Indians in the field and at bat.
 With the exception of the game lost to Cleveland the New York twirlers were
 effective in every contest last week.
 While Cleveland was disposing of the
 tail end Philadelphians today the Yam kees, by hard hitting, defeated Detroit.
 New York will go to Chicago Thurs day for three games.
 The Chicago Americans won a series last week from Boston, but today the White Sox were unable to hit Courtney of Washington.
 The Brooklyn Nationals pounded out IA base hits last week, surpassing
 their own weekly record of 112 this | season. Their two defeats in Phila : delphia were by close margins. St. Louis pitchers could not check the bat | ting and the Superbas won their eighth | game today when Grimes shut out Chi Cago. The Reds rested today and after the Philadelphia series will go 1 to Brooklyn Thursday for the so called ! 'crucial'' series.
 1 The New York Nationals pitching staff yielded only seven runs in as
 many games last week. Today how
 ever. the Giants fell before St. Louis, which lost seven straight games last week. Pittsburg. which took four games out of five from the Giants on | their recent western trip. will come 1 to New York Thursday.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-13
GLOBE LOSES ONE
 ID AY-SUPER|OR
 SWAMPED BY MIAMI
COPPER LEAGUE STANDING

The Ray Miners defeated Globe at Ray yesterday afternoon S-2 in the fastest game ever played on the Ray diamond
 Guthrie and Davis worked for Ray and F'arber pitched for Globe. Van Landingham was on the receiving end for the Globe team and Tonneman caught for Ray.
 Score by innings: Hits Ray .011 021 300-s Globe .................01 .010 0O1 1OO-3
 Runs Ray ................... 900 900 S00-3 IioDe .oIO oVu VlV-- Summary: Struck out-By Guthrie ? in ' 1-3 innings; Davis 3 in 1 1-3 in nings; Farber in innings. First base on ba1ls-Off Guthrie, 5; Davis. 1; Farber l. First on errors-Ray, 2: Globe, 0. Two-base Mitchell 1; Tonneman, ?: Topham, l. Umpire Chick Harris.
 Miami defeated the Superior club 27 to 3 in q loose exhibition of the ma : tional pastime at Superior yesterday afternoon. McGowan and Jenkins worked for Miami and Leake, Atwood, Sonoqui and Kaufman worked for Su perior.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-13
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DODGERS INCREASE
 LEAD IN NATIONAL
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BROOKLYN. Sept. 12-The Brook lyn Nationals got firmer hold on first place when they defeated Chi cago. Grimes of the Superbas was in vincible. yielding but four hits and a pass. All the Brooklyn players made one or more hits except Myers and Mil Ter. Grimes received perfect support. Vaughn of the Cubs pitched steady ball until the fifth inning when Schmandt's Texas leaguer bounded over Paskert's head for a triple From this point he was hit hard.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-13
CARDINALS DEFEAT
 GIANTS SIX THREE
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NEW YORK, Sept. 12-St. Louis defeated New York. The Giants went into the last inning with the score of to against them and started a ral- ly which included five hits and three runs. Haines then gave way to Sher- del With the bases filled. Young was thrown out at first, ending the game. The Giants played poorly in the field and were unable to solve Haines until the ninth. In the sev- enth Kelly and Bancroft made a triple play. Score:
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Total.

Matted for Ayers in sixth.
 xxBatted for Roland in seventh.
 xxxBatted for Morrissette in ninth.
 Score by innings:
 New York .010 O0f 012-lJ Detroit 4 400 O01 010- 6
 Summary: Two base hits-Young, Veach, Heilman. Ward I; Stanage, Pratt, Meusel, Peckinpaugh. Home runs-Pipp, Lewis. Sacrifices-Bush. Pipp, Collins, Pratt Heilmann. Double plays-Collins. Ward and Pipp: Bush and Young; Collins, Hannah and Pipp. Bases on balls-Dauss, 3: Collins, :; Ayers ?: Roland, I: Morrissette. 4. innings pitched: Mays. 1-3; Collins, 2-3: Dauss, ? 2-3; Ayers. 8 1-2: Bol- and, 5 Morrissette. ?. Hit by pitcher By Collins. Veach, Stanage). Struck out-By. Dauss, ?: Ayers, l; Collins, 2: Roland. l MOrrissette. l.
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TANKS SLAUGHTER
 LONLY TIGER CLAN
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DETROIT, Sept. 12-New York de- feated Detroit Babe" Ruth went hit less, but drew four passes at sax times up. Lewis and Pipp hit home runs. Mays who started for the Yankees, was retired after allowing five hits that resulted in four runs in one third of an inning. Score: