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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17

In the summer. at smart outdoor
parties and around the hotels of re-
sorts where clothes are n more popu-
lar feature than "roughing it," this
is the sort of dress you may expect
to see.
French countries seem intent on
combining non-washable materials
with organdie, ms in the taffeta mo-
dels shown in the Fall. and now in
this model.
1t is made OF chiffon, Powered in
sapphire blue, owe an organdie slip
which Is finely tucked and lace frilled
in the front. The ribbon which floats
SO airily into space from about the
waist is also blue.
Needless to say, the beautifully
lowered voile5 and organizes so pop
ular this season will make up just as
we'll.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17
THAN CALOM1
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are a Harmless Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sub
stitute for calomel-are a mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver Is
almost instantaneous. These little olive
colored tablets are the result OF Dr.
Edwards determination not to treat
liver and bowel complaints with calomel.
The pleasant little tablets do the
GOOD that calomel does. but. have no
Bad after effects. They don't injure the
teeth like strong liquids or calomel
They take hold of the trouble and
quickly correct it. Why cure the liver
at the expense Of the teeth! Calomei
sometimes plays havoc with the gums.
So do strong liquids It is best not to
take calomel. Let DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets take its place.
Headaches, dizziness" and that lazy
feeling come frn constipation and q
disordered liver. Take DR.. Edwards.
Olive Tablets when you feel "logy.. and
s,heavy." They clear" clouded BRAN
ard ''perk up'' the spirits. iocand2Sc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17
kIEIN-KIETN.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Julius Klein, of Brigh-
ton avenu the marriage of
their daughter. Marion Caroline. to
Jacob Klein, of Brighton avenue The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Emil Friedman. of Beth Mordecai
temple, at the home of the bride at
8 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a reception n
supper was held which only the i'm
Mediate families attended. Mr.. n
Mrs. Klein have left on a wedding trip
and upon their return will reside in
this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17

Your doctor will impress upon
you that following recovery from
the active stage of influenza,
there often remains an inhamed,
congested condition Of the air
passages-throat, larynx. bron-
chial tubes and lungs.
Frequently the cough hangs on
soreness of the chest persists
you take cold easily and there
may be obstinate catarrh. This
condition is slow to clear up and
if neglected may favor the de-
velopment of pneumonia, or later
on, serious disease of the lungs.
Such cases should continue
under the care Of their physician
should exercise moderately in
the open air-eat plenty of whole
some food-avoid overwork and
sudden chills.
Nightly applications of Vick's
VapoRub may help nature to
complete the process of repair
Because Vicks acts locally by
stimulation thru the skin to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17
CIRIs, CLUE MFETs ToNIcHT.

The Girls' Club OF Perth Amboy
meets tonight In the club rooms in
the local public library at 8 O'Clock.
The election OF new directors and
the date for the Glee Club concert
Will be set. Following the business
session a club talent production will
be staged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17
LEAP NEAR DANCE ApRu o

A leap year dance will be held I'M
der the auspices of the Danish Sister
hood Friday, April 3. in Washington
hall. A meeting will be held next
Monday by the committee in charge
which consists of Mrs. Emil Jensen,
Mrs. NeIs Fonskov. Mrs. Fred Chris
Jensen, Mrs. Nels Petersen. Mrs. Jens
Thygesen. Mrs. Maynard Olsen and
Mrs. Martin Yenk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17
The Aftermath
of Flu

This is No. l of a series of advertisements, prepared by a
competent physician, explaining how certain diseases which
attack the air passages-such as Pneumonia. Influenza, Whoop-
ing Cough, Measles or even a long continued Cold-often leave
these organs in an infamed, congested state, thus affording a
favorable foothold for invading germs. And how vicks Vapo-
Rub may be of value in this condition,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17
Does Double Duty.

The weight Of the cars descending
a South African mine is used to pro
duce power by pulling a cable wound
around a drum that drives a gen
orator.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17

First Woman Painter Decorated.
Rosa Bonheur. the famous painter
was the first oma to be decorated
with the Belgian order of the Leopold
cross.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17

Fol- the woman inclined to undue
bigness above the waist in back, the
basque style of bodice offers the most
graceful disposition of the waistline.
1t can be adjusted low enough to fiji
in with its own soft FOLDS the hollow
which Is so often a defect of this
type. Of figure. Or II can be raised
high, permitting the skirt to hang
with a straight line. which is still IN
other device for Disgusting undesired
curves.
A new and pleasing version Of the
basque is offered in The individual
looking gown sketched today. 1t is
fashionably cut with a quare neck.
and the front drapes as softly as the
back, both panels extending into mar
row sash strips which join in a knot
over the hips. Collar and cuffs are
of organdie, self-bound.
Navy blue silk matelasse is the ma
terial used. but for the stout woman
or the woman with an excessively
plump Or round face, a smooth sur
face silk is better than a material SO
prominently figured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17

NEWPORT NEWS-You can
bet your last dollar that society
buds of Washington are a bit en-
vious Of the honor handed to Mrs.
z Brooke Lee, daughter-in-law
of Senator Blair Lee OF Maryland.
She is to christen the new super
dreadnaught Maryland, when that
ship slides into the water here
this month. The Maryland will
be one OF the greatest warships
aioat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17
Frozen Moinin Mornins

Frozen Mornin Mofnins
Place in saucepan
Three cups milk,
Six tablespoons cornstarch.
Stir to dissolve this cornstarch and
then bring to a boil. Cook three min
utes and now add
One cup sugar,
Yolks three eggs, beat to blend.
Now add
One cup whipped cream,
Whites of striff1y beaten eggs,
Two tablespoons vanilla extract.
One-half teaspoon almond extract,
One-haif teaspoon nutmeg extract,
One teaspoon rose extract.
Beat to mix. Freeze in the usual
manner. using three parts of ice o one
part of salt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17
ShnaIies

SllilaiieS
Bake a sponge cake in a square
pan. When cold cut In strips one
and one-half inches wide; roll under
the hands on a pastry board In order
to make round. Ice with chocolate
icing and dot with tiny drops of white
icing here and there to represent the
knots on the stick.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-16

Grid Plans
Of Staleys
Seek Title

Decatur. Ill. Sept. 16.-wtth tAs
ylayint Of ne LAWreneeville Haso.
lin1e n the mai game Of the 1854
season hsre Sunday, The starch
workers will turn their attention to
the gridiron game. the 4 r Staley
company. expecting TO have one Of
the gfeAte4t teams Ia the history q
professional football.
For the last three months @. 4
Chamberlain, general supefintsnd-
|eot OF the Stoley company, and
George Halas. former Illinois u
star, have been busy lining mn
soms Of The best football material
In the west
Dackfield candidates include Bob
Kohler. Northwestern; Dutch Ster-
naman, Illinois; Jake Lanumn, ILL.,
nois: Walter PeArce. Pennsylvania;
Walter veach and Charles Dresser
Of last seasons eleven: Kyle No
Whsftsr, Leo johnson and Sidney
0epf0rd. former Millikin u ath-
letes.
Tho leading candidates for line
positions are George Halas, iii.
nois; Hugh Blackjack, Michigan
Aggies; Jerry Jones, Notre Dame
al former members Ct the Great
Lakes ana Hammond elevens; Bert
lngwefSon. Illinois: George Traf.
ton, Notre Dame: Ross Petty, iii.
n0is; A FeicAtinker. Multnomat
Athletic club, Portland, Ore. Jacl
Mintun Of last seasons team. Ran
ney Young and Roy Adkins, for.
merly with Mlllfkin U.
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THE SCOREBOARp

YESTERDAYS HERO: Tommy
Griffith, Brooklyn. One Of the most
spectacular catches in the history
OF Ebbets field robbed O'Farrell OF
the Cubs Of . possible homer and
. threatened Cub rally collapsed.
BAGBY gained revenge for the
Indians by holding the Athletics to
three hits and winning. IA to 0.
GRIMM'S triple gave Pittsburgh
the first game Of . double-heAder
With the Braves. 3 to l. Holke
broke up the second with & triple
in the nth, winning for the Braves.
a to I.
LUQUE struck out nins Philliss
while the Reds were winning. 3
! to :.
sHERROD SMITH had the bet
ter luck in . pitchers battle with
Speed Martin and the Robins took
the last game from the Cubs. l to o.
WEILMAN. Brown pitcher. led
| his teammates at the bat with four
hits In their IL to S victory over
the Red S0x.
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1lI-cIIf GOLF
TOURNEY NElRS
CHAMP IONSHIP


-Four pairs are entered In today's
championship flight, Tor the tri-city
golf title over the Rock Island q.
eenal links. They afe: Arthur
Smith VI. william Allen, WillAyy,
vslis ". b. Peek, Robert Lea ",
Leon Mitchell and D. French N.
W. Skinner. velie. lalt years
champion. 10 playing through ia
excellent form and il expected By
many golf enthusiasts to repeat.
Today's pairings in Glass A. are
as folloNB: Van Pattel VI. C.
Skinner, Hollrook " Nelson, John.
son ". Harrington, and Schmid,
VI. Akin.
The following viii compete in Thu
Class B. rounds: Heuer VI. Sun.
dine. Roddewig W. Englehart, Bates
VI. Stark and Soverhill VI. Wilson
Class c. paifingy to-day NE: Gill
". Throop, Abraham VI. Stephens
and 1DlAnd. bye.
YesterdAy's Results.
A. Smith defeated H. Lusk, : and
1. W. Allen defeated L. ARP, 4 and
g. W. velie defeated g. Peek,
and 1. B. Peek defeated l.. Allen
3 and 2. r. Lea defeated J. Cadv
3 and 2. Mitchell defeated ]. Han
sen, 4 and 8. D. French defsate,
W. Mueller, up. w. Skinner de-
feated q. Mueller, 4 and :.
ClaSs A. results yesterday were
G. Van Patten defeated G. Heuck
Is and s. c. Skinner defeated L
Hanson. Z and 5. E. Holbrook de
feated R. Mitchell, 6 to 5. H. Mel
son defeated A. Webster. default. E
Johnson defeated L. Nelson, 1 AM
3. H. Harrington defeated T. Ros
enfield, 2 up. H. Schmidt defeAtet
F. Fischer, Z and S. c. Akin de
feated Captain Bode, 1 and 2.
Class B. Flight
Class B results were: w. Heue
defeated NJ. Coleman. 2 and 1.
Sundine defeated C. White, 8 and
P. Roddewig defeated A. Foerbei
= up. r. Englehart defeated II
williams, 4 and 8. H. Bates defeat
ed +. French. S and 1. ". Stark de
feated o. Schmidt, 3 and 2. H. Sow
erhill defeated p. Schlegel, : and !
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HIGHS READY I
FOR GRADS
Kinnelites Adaptablllty to Heal
Expected to Favor Them IN
Alumni Game SATURDAY.
BIZ sALRI AL

m. .-.a. A.. ....,n- ors.r,..A
In l,ne shane ana ~ sxnecfinr 10
h.,,d ~. hi.h .or.a r.,,oc;n.
- usual. next SetuSaay ihe
aiumni nave one q ne pest teams
nneo 0p tns. mas playeo Inc 0pea-
lns s.Me win me scnooi 0oys ios
mo taMe.
VII AIpeteln y geunS me Doys
!lneu up anu elter = iOok ~ MS lSt'
= appears as though the high team
woaid have q hard time IN giving
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-16
HORSES CUT AGED
RECORDS RUNNING
0NSYRACUSE OVAL

Syracuse. N. r, Sept 1e.-one
.ofids record was broken and an
otasr eQuAled ct the Grand Circuit
%seung here yesterday. Prince
10lse set q new mark for double
.ed horses when he pacsd . mile
= Iva. breaking the world'A rec
~ held by Harvester at 2.06A for
~s trot and 2.o4h for the pace.
nnce Loree's mark for the trot Is
oWN. Prince Loree is owned BY
Nptain David Shaw Of Cleveland,
ualo, and was driven In yesterdays
eas,eition BY Michael Dewitt
na@psafs equaled the worlds
.ecord for 3-year-old pacing colts
" s:W in tho c:fS class pacing
INT General Todd FIRST estAb-
aed the mark seven years ago.
~ time sQualsd the fastest heat
= tns Syracuse meeting, made By
Wef Manning In the> nrst heat Of
e Empire State stake. : The time
= tho three heats was the fastest
y the Syracuse meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-16

Brooklyn, N. Y, Ssge: l6.-This
was q very bum day for the old
mems home, even though the Dod9-
ers did beat the ardent Cubs, l to Q.
in the final game here. But one
straw hat was thrown into the
arena, and it came in response to
Tom Grifith's one-hand catch In
the ninth that headed OF trouble
for the Dodgers. The d0nef Of the
hat had chewed his initials In the
brim, but that should make no DIFF
ference to the lucky guy who cops
the kelly at the old mans home.
When it comes to giving away
something that has been thrown
away. Mr.. Ebbets wins the wire
tooth brush.
Martin held the Dodgers to I'VE
hits and We nicked Smith for eight.
The local man enjoyed keen sup
port. In the ninth Gf3nith raced
across lots and speared OFaerell's
harsh drive in one hand. O'Farrell
was the victim Of another sad play
in the seventh. He led with = pop
fly hit to right and tried for second
base. Kilduff shot the ball to Oh
son and he dropped 1t after tagging
fthe runner, and Hank O'Day called
| Bob out. De- -
Score by innings:
Brooklyn 40 o 90 90 TO-
Chicago 80 100 90 %
Batteries-Smith and Miller :
Martin and O'Farrell.
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BY DEAN SNYDER.

O1 UEAN SN 1VE4s
A mediocre ball club can swish
through the schedule for . pennant
II it gets good pitching.
Another thing-as a rule . team
that can boast Of q pitchsr who
wins so or more games in . sea-
son can count it, chickens in.
There are . few exceptions. how
ever. The case Of Cy Young. the
Ohio agricultural, is one of them.
Cy pulled this feature pitching
stunt i've different seasons, three
times for the Cleveland club and
twice for the Red Sox, but either Of
these clubs came home In front
during his triumphs.
Matty's Record
Christy Mathewson turned the
trick Of piling up 80 or more vic
tories for the Giants four times.
New York won two pennants and
finished second q pair Of times
while Matty was setting these rec
ords. The famous iron man, Joe
McGinnfty. helped Chr1sty pltcn tine
McGrawites to pennants in 1904
1905 by also winning over 80 games
each Of these years.
Another veteran mound ace
Grover Cleveland Alexander. ranks
next to Cy Young and .Christy
Mathewson In accommodating stringl
Of 80 or more victories III q season,
Alex won "a games In 1915. 1916 end
1917 for the Phillies.. Philadelphia
won its first National League pen
nant In 1915 and came in second
the following two years. IT,
/. Jack McCombs won 81 games FOL
the pennaht-winning Athletics II
1910. Smoky" Joe Wood pitched
81 wins for the Red S0x in 1911
and gave Boston the nuslin.
Baeby ID Aee.
This year the theory that . clut
which has . pitcher who can cor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-16

ing the fall series pateboards. But
his pitchers have fallen down mis-
erably. At that they are giving
Brooklyn q rtin for their money and
might yet upset the Dodgers dope.
LuQue is the leading hilltop
performer for the Redlegs. Eller,
Reuthef, Fisher and. Ring have
had a hard time to win more than
half their games. A couple Of
youngsters, Napier and Bressler,
have each won q pair Of 6smes fol-
their ilrst starts, which al helps. .
Toney, Nehf, Barnes and Doug
las have done most to keep the
Giants stock booming. Benton has
been a losing proposition. The
team behind them is a young one,
and, though very brilliant at times
Is hardly of caliber to cop this
year. Johnny Evers has put lot
OF hustle In them, but they have
only an outside chance to nose out
the Dodgers unless Uncle Wilbert's
pitchers should all break their legs
or something else between now and
Oct. 3.
Pennant Turnpike.
A club with good pitching always
has an excellent chance to pro-
gress on the pennant turnpike. The
club that has one or more pitchers
who can win 80 games in season
Is an odds on favorite.
But Bagby OF the indians Is the
only pitcher OF both leagues who
has a chance to feature with such
string this year. Alexander Of
the Cubs is Bagby's runner-up, but
the Chicago club is already cut Of
the flag fight. &
With three clubs In both leagues
staging blanket september finishes
the mound work from now on will
tell the story. The two clubs which
get the best OF It viii do the big
series advertising In October.
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MITCHELL GETS
HARD DECISION
OVER ]. HANION

Fort Worth, Texas, Sept. H.
Jimmy Hanlon OF Denver fan6I
Richie Mitchell Of Milwaukee bog
ed IL rounds here last night Tho
shade went to Mitchell. but Haaloa
put up the best fight Of his life.
giving Mitchell . great battle al
the way.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-16
TWO-NIIE RECORD
ON TRACK BROKEN
BY EXTERMINATOR

New York. Sept. 1e.-Extermina-
tor. the -year-old gelding owned BY
W. 8. Kilmer, broke the American
track record for two miles at Bel
mont park yesterday in the race for
the autumn gold cup. He ran the
distance in 1921 As. The previous
record was 3:2s 3-6.
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Big Ten" Grid Rituals
Begin Long Grind With
All Eyes On the Title

Chicago. Sept. 1s.-Thefe were
more notables absent than present
on stage field when Amos Alonso
Htagg lined up his forty candidates
yesterday afternoon for the start
of his twenty-ninth football sea-
son. Four Of the "Old Mans" let
ter men we're missing and seven Of
his other promising candidates were
not present to run circles when the
tin whistle footed. Elton. Phoney,
House and Halliday were the let
ter men who did not check In. and
Hartunk, Neff, Strohmier, Palmer,
Stair, Read and Smith also failed
to show.
It is expected that an OF them
will come In pretty soon. If they are
to come at all, for the Maroon
coach has 4 frozen greeting for the
aspirants who fail to como carly
and work late. The lineup present
yesterday would make q fair team,
but it would not be much OF q
championship contender. for Il
lacked the bit Of class that the
Big Ten leader ID going to need this
season.
Fair Sqlad ReportA
The men Who reported for work
yesterday were Capt Jackson, Nc
CURE, Crisler, Hinkls. Reber. Her
mes, Hutchinson. Hanisch. Cole
Lewis, Redmsn, -Timme, Barker,
Nevhall, Tatae, McQuiAS. Miller,
Schwab, Mcllaster, Setser, Clark
Muth, Bell Hirsch, Hedeen, Nor
gren, Trout. Davis. Leggette. Omes'
Lambert, Krosh, Harris and Proud
foot.
FOR . first day workout 1t was
hard enc thtt the candidates Were
given yesterday. The hot day and
the work told on the outfit. and
when they finished with the new
trick dummy arranged for ihtsffer.
ence practice, the passing ano
kicking and wind sprints. tho ata'
letes were hardly equal to tho eash
Of getting off the field
Stasg Nsn0onnAtal
As usual. the "Old Man" was non
cnmmittal about his outlook. "Some
az those whom expected would be
here are mot. and there are NO mel
hero who were not counted ON be-
fore the season started.
RI don't know exactly what kind
Of . perfermanee the men can gtvt
until We have q real game, but
have Q faif IDEA 6f the ability o.
most Of them"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-16

50 or mere games generally takes
the pennant may be tested by the
Cleveland Indians. Jim Bagby had
but 81 games In the ice-box for
iris Speaker mp to Sept II. With
two moro weeks to 60 the Cleve-
land ace should reach the 80 mark
II he falls down the Indiana
chance to land . pennant nay 80
along with Il. o. =
Coveleskie and Caldwell have
helped Basby carry the Triben
pitching burden.
Carl Mays IL the Yankses' best
winner, with Quinn, Shawkey and
Collins training in the amount Of
good accomplished.
For the White Sox Lefty" Kerr
heads their pitching procession, al.
though Williams, Fabef and CT
cote have all won more games, but,
also, they have lost more.
Bfooklyn's bid tor the pennant,
which is becoming stronger every
day now. il centered around 4 great
pitching stan. wilbert Robinson,
once . great catcher. knows how ia
develop and keep his moundsmen In
top condition.
Burleigh Grimes IL the Dodgers
main tower OF pitching strength
Pte0er, Marquard, Mitchell, Ma
maux and Galore are also all In
great form to como down IL
stretch. II the F1atbush boys do
win out they'll be ! good betting
proposition for the aext worlds
champions with such al array Of
beavers. ~
Reds Weakness.
Poor pitching has made the Gin
cinnati Reds . questionable bali
club all year. II their pitchers
who were such bright stars . year
ago, had kept Il yp this year Pal
Moran would already be distribut.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-16
P. Wilson defeated Dr.. Eyster, 2 aud

Results in Glass C. were: G.
elk defeated F. Throop, / up. E
Abraham defeated A. Abraham,
and 3. G. Stephens defeated F.
White, 3 and .. c. holland, bye.
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OHIO STATE.

Colnmbus, Ohio. Sept. 16.-Sev-
enty-two Buckeye warriors headed
By Coach Wflee ttotted on Ohio
field yesterday while several hun
dred students crowded the side
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REDS CHASE INK.

Philadelphia, Sept 16.-Pat Nor
ans tottering Reds broke their los
ing streak yesterday when they won
their first game in the last SIX
starts, 3 to 2. LuQue pitched the
Moran men to victory In the 1nal
tilt of the series. A great catch by
Duncan robbed Rawlings Of . home
run for the pills In the fourth.
Score by innings:
Cincinnati 30 500 5000 %
Philadelphia % 90 l 20 l 0 o.
Batteries-Luque and Wihgo;
Withrow, Meadows. Belts and
Wheat
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PIRATES AND BRAVES DIVIDE,

Boston. Sept. 16.-Pittsburgh
closed its season in Boston yester-
day by winning the first game Of q
double header, 3 to l. and losing
the second, 4 to l. Grimm's triple
scored Pittsburgh's runs IN the
first game and Holke's triple broke
up the second.
Score by innings first camel:
Pittsburgh 30 0 900 200 Ga
Boston .......0 o 900 DOL OIL
Batteries-Cooper and Haeffner;
McQuillen. Scott and O'Neil.
Second game):
Boston ..01O0 3 90 0s-
Pittsburgh 30 90 0 o 0 0 0 Ii
Batteries Fillingim and Gowdy;
Carlson and Schmidt.
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BABE RUTH POLES
TWO HOMERS OVER
WALL FOR TOLEDO

Toledo, O.. Sept. 16.-Toledo hit
Ferguson and Byrd for fifteen Safe
ties and defeated the New York
Yankees, 5 to Z. in ten innlngs.
Ruth's two home runs over the right
field wall accounted for six New
York runs.
R.H. r.
New York soo4oooooo-7 IL ?
Toledo ,.Ol02O0O11 is )