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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

NEATTY MATSUDA. claimant OF the
Wl worlds Welterweight wrestling
title, viii climb through the ropes
tonight in defence OF his claims and
meet Cyclone BIZ" Flodin, Swedish
champion and considered one Of the
fastest men Of his weight IN the
world
Matsuda and Flodin finished train
ing Monday afternoon
Both in Good Trim
Flodin worked for more than an
hour with two rugged Eparring part
ners and only ended when he found
Il Impossible to obtain more wrigElers
upon which to practice his holds
He did not show several of his
favorite tricks, reservinE them
for use tonight, when he faces the
japanese star, as he wishes to
spring something entirely new.
Matty had quite n number Of
friends in the crowd thar watched
Flodin work out Sunday and
Monday and, consequently, he
slowed up considerably and did
not work as fast as he Is able.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03
Jack JOhnson's Wife "Tired"
Says ''May AS Well Be Dead''

I TIA JUANA. Mex, Aug. 5.-''1Iy God.
I ! might just as well be dsadl"
That Is the despairing moan Of
I the woman who Is the white wife Of
Jack Johnson. the negro outcast.
Reports OF rift IN the domestic
mesalliance OF Johnson. the modern
man without a country are On
every tongue
! Mrs. Jackson. whose life. psycholo-
gists say, must be in fact what Les
70 the expression. 7 might Just as
well be dead" while discussing her
situation and position OF ostracism-
Accepts Surrender.
She accepts his surrender with re-
/ lief. seeing in it the safest way for
ways
Ask her direct. however. and she
viii tell you II Is not So But in the
same breath she will imply that she
wants 70 get away" that she wants
to 90 some place where she isn't
known
Around Jack she acted con-
tented and when questioned con-
corning her marriage to him and
his position Just now she inTuri-
ably sayli
Il would not trnde Jack for any
man right now. I include white
men in that statement, TOO
AWhat viii / do on, can
hardly say now III 80 some
place where I am not known and
rest-1
She looks as II she needed It in the
worst way. She looks Eeary-Weary
OF being a wanderer, with her black
man on the face Of a scornlul earth
Has Lost Beauty.
II she ever possessed any beauty 5r
charm she has lost IL now She s
Of the blonde type and they bres---
fast. scientists say She has paid toll
to the deadly ostracism and the
weary shadow under which she has
lived since her marriage to Jack
Johnson in Chicago eight years ago.
She is a small woman, thin and
pale-''Washed out"
She Is in her middle thirties. I
should say And though c1mpara-
lively young yet. something deep,
something sitting, has smothered out
the soul in her eyes They are empty.
as an index to every remorse she
must have known
Her intimafes say she holds up
remarkably well. They find she
has schooled herself 10 try to ac-
cept INTELLECTUALLY her status In
life. to try to make the best Of
It, feiEnlnE contcntment. But
on occasions her pose breaks ns
for example. when abe was
quoted thuss
VI llAE11 an not L4AlGlAg4
here. How on earth could ] be- II
Is sordid and horrible II Is let like
Paris, It IS not Ike Vienna, London
or Madrid have been nearly every
where Even Havana and Mexico
City were a thousand times better
than this"
But Johnson was driven out Of
those great capitals, and she With
him, always running before public
scorn- The records show that. and II
Is not hard TO know how she was
treated wherever she went with her
black master when It Is so plainly
seen how she Is treated here
She Has No Friends
Nobody associates with her" a
gambler stated. and a bartender and
business manager confirmed his
words she sometimes has 10 sit at
the cash register in the negro cabaret
in order TO get to talk 70 anyone AZ
all"
She won't talk about herself to
strangers. but she Is said to be quick
to confids in women who viii asso-
ciats with her at al, and II Is from
such sources that her story has been
revealed
II don't let myself think about
a lot Of thinEssn she told a certain
American woman who sat with
her In the cafe one afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

Jersey City. n. J. Aug. 5.-Joe
Lynch. Of New York, outpointed
Charlie Ledoux, French bantamweight
champion, In virtually every round Of
their u round bout Monday night
In the final round Lynch caught Le-
doux off balance and scored a knock
down. but the Frenchman was on his
feet in a second
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03
Yankees DEFEAT
S0K IN SECOND
outhit Chicagoans and Win
Hands Down; Cleveland
Downs Senator'S.

Chicago, III. Aug 5.-'.Babs' Ruth
cracked out his Ssth home run befors a
Il was the third homer Ruth had hit of
Williams this season The vlsitors were IN
batting mood and Williams wfldness
helped the Yankees Four % their scores
cane BY home runs. as the two circuit
drives were made with q man on base
Ruth. In addition 20 his home run. walked
twice and hit an infeld ny 50 high he
reached second base before the ball was
caught BY Risberg, On his other time up
he lrrnrrraa = Fruhra
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03
Altitude Record
Holder Injured

Dayton. Ohio. Aug. 5.-Dr. r W.
Schroeder, holder OF the worlds
altitude record. was injured about
the head Monday night when the rae
ing plane he was testing crashed into
an automobile at Wilbur Wright field
He had landed and was running Up
TO the hangar His worst injury Is a
cut over the left eye
The plane. especially designed By
Alfred Werille to participate in the
Gordon Bennett cup races in France
during the last week in Septem Der.
was on its last test flight before
Shipment The landing gear and eft
wing were wrecked
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

Dick Griffin, The fast little southern
bantam and feather champ. appeared
at Crozier's quarters Monday after
noon
He boxed several fast rounds
with the Pacific fleet champ and
showed 81 Of the cIererness and
speed which featured his meeting
with PuyO. Battling Shapiro. the
husky WelterweiEhfs laid off work
Monday, but was back in harness
Tuesday. He Il In dandy eoudf-
ton and viii need but little ton
ing down for the engagement
Kid Redfeld, who meets Battling
Twyman. southern department fly
weight champion, in the special event
also started working Monday. He
seems a rugged. scrappy little mixer
and has lots Of speed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

FBatlsd Tor WllllamI N MN.
fBatted for wilkinson in ninth.
Score by innings
New York ......-.-....... 703 1of o06-7
Chicago -.-....-.......... 900 600 900
Two base hits. Ruth. Pratt. Three base
hit, Jackson. Home run. Ruth. Ward. Sac
rifics hit Pipp- Double play. E Collins
% Risberg 20 J. Collins Bases on balls
Williams. 8; Wilkinson. i; Quinn. /. In
ninEs pitched. Williams. 5; Wilkinson, l.
struckout, Williams. &; Quinn. 9; WiIlkin-
son .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03
CANNON HALF STILL GOING.

Flagstaff. Ariz.. Aug. s.-Erwin G.
Baker, endeavoring 70 break the
automobile time record between New
York and Los Angeles, arrived here
at $3.50 o'clock Monday night, four
days, % hours and five minutes, from
New York He said he was DELAYED
between Winslow and Flagstaff BY a
cloudburst and changed tires 16 times
between these points He said he
would leave for Los Angeles as soon
as his car was made ready.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

New York, Aug IA second trans
continental sirplane race over a
southern route is planned for the
winter by the Aero Club OF America.
pending sanction Of the board Of gov
errors, 1t was announced Monday.
The proposed course is from New
York to Los Angeles via the gulf
states and the southwest The first
race is 70 be held in October from
New York to San Francisco.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

whats the uae-they,re done.
And, anyway IL a. not good to
brood. But the other day VIXEN
WIS nursing Jacks nephew In
san Diego when the doctors
thought he might dfe-had Al
most given him mp, in fact-I
couldn't help an awful depression
I just thought TO myself MY
God 1 might just rs wen be
dead
That may sound awful. but isn't
L the truth? Some people were Z
Intended 70 live life right. anyway,
and those people oughtn't TO be
scared OF death
But Jack was scared OF it-for
his nephew thought he would
nearly 90 crazy then. when Gus was
so low He was nearly Wild All
he'd do would be to walk around and
pull his hands and moan Ny
God am I going 70 kin ny Own
nephew like thisF
Under different circumstances
though. Jack is always good 70 ne,
That Is. be IS considerate ard kind
when I'm around You know But
that can't make Up for everything
And yet ! wouldn't trade Jack for any
white nan I've ever seen-not now
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

Two base hits. Ruether. Doyle. Three
base hifs Roush- Stolen base. Doyle sac
Groh 70 Daubsrti Doyle to Bancroft to
Kelly Bases On balls. Ruether, l. Nehf. 8.
Innings pitched. Ruether. Z. Fisher. J.
struei1out. Ruether, 4; Nehf ?. Wild pitch.
Ruether, 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

Buffalo. n. T. Aug. 5.-Johnny
Wilson, OF Boston, u1iddleweight
champion. knocked out Steve Choyn-
ski. OF Milwaukee. in the fifth round
OF a scheduled 10 round bout Monday
night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

Cleveland. O.. Aug. 5--Burns pinch hlt-
ting for rlgft fielder Smith IL the eighth
doubled 70 left Monday and scored Chap
man and Speaker with the only runs Of the
game, Cleveland beating Washington Co
veleslde pitched effectively. while Court
news only lapse was IN the eighth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

Brooklyn, ~ 2 Aug 7.-SL Louis beat
Brooklyn Monday Eleven hits and three
earned runs were made Off Vanguard IN
the .irEt seven Innings Hornsby drove IN
three runs eff llaFuuard with a triple and
double. and the one OF Smith with a sin
gle Brooklyu scored on Johnston's pass
and Grifflth's trfpls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

The Photo shop-for better kodak
finishing-Scott White Drug Store
Nils Bldg.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

where They Play wednesday.
San Francisco a. Seattle.
Los Angeles al Portland
salt Lake az Oakland
Sacramento az Vernon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. 5-Cravath's two
hagEer VAS the feature OF Mondays ninth
inning Philadelphia rally, which however.
feu short CHICAGO making Il two straight
The locals punched four hits n the final
Inning, but RiIsy popped 70 Terry for the
third ont with two runners on bases
Score p H E
CHICAGO ---...--... 100 101 0l0-4 10 2
FhnadeIphia $1,000. 100 600 col ]
Bltteries- Chicago. Tyler ana Kllefer:
Phiiadelphta, Smith. causey and Wheat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

-4la-a 5000 .-----al = 10 o
rBatted for llarquafd IN seventh.
'Ran FOR Eonstchy n eighth
Slated FOR Smith IN ninth
Score BY iruinEs
St Louis -.--.---...-.--. COO go SOL
5rooAziTn -.-.---.- ol1 00e 0ol-1
Two base hits Eeathcuts. Iauvrln.
HornsnT. Three haze hits Eornshy. Grlf-
fi-h- stolen bases Stock, wheat Sacrifice
hit. Myers Double play. Eornshy 10 Jan
yin BasrE on balls. Laruuard. ! Dozk.
q Innings pitched. lIarquard- 2. Smith. 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

Boston. Mss. Aug. 5.-Errors BY Ossch-
Ee- and Maranvills in the seventh helped
FlttsburE score two runs and enabled the
visitors % defeat Boston Monday. A rally
IN the ninth BY Boston =as cut short when
Laranvile hit into double play.
Score RHE
FlttsburE --------... 80 100 800
Boston ----..------. 900 zoo o8o-z 3
Batteries Fittshurg. Adams. Carlson and
Haefireri Boston, Osschger. Scott and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

Detrolt- MIch-, Aug. 5-DefroIt Won .
double header from Boston Monday. In the
first contest J. Bush was hit hard and the
Tigers piled up an early lead. The second
was a pitcher contest. Flagstsad's dou-
BE IN tbs ninth brought IN the rTinninr
runs
Firsc game RHE.
Boston ---.----.---- 900 l01 oes-2
Detroit ----..-.--..- 5o1 600 o0s-5 IL 0
Batteries Boston. J. Bush. Kari. For
tune and Walters; Detroit. Oldham and
Mannion.
Serond game RHE
Detroit ----.----.... 600 900 ooa-3
Batteries; Boston. Harper and schanE
Detroit. Dauss and Stanare-
The Photo Shon-for better kodak
finishinE-Scott White Drug Store
/ Mills BldE.-Adv.
Sell on stock to C'Urtj-- = Co-A5v
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

CARPETS CLEANED the best way
By the bear cleaners UILSON-EIL-
IICAN Plant 2 Phone sS6--AdE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

= FILIPINO BOXERS HERE.
= The first OF the Filipino
= boxers have made their ap-
. pearance in the states.
8 Francisco Cowboy Reyes
. champion bantamweight of
= Of the PHILIPPINES, accompa-
= MED By a sparring partner
. and his manager. Joe Water
= man, have landed in San
= Francisco. Mr.. Waterman
. was with the United States
. navy and for a time was sta
. toned at Manila While
D there he assisted in premot-
. ing boxing shows and as a
. result got hold Of Reyes.
. Waterman thinks his boy
= can beat many OF the Ameri-
= can bantams and also hold his
= own with Pete Herman. He
9 intends making a trip east
. with his bantam the coming
. fall and will send him
9 against the best OF the rs
= FOUNDERS George Baillieu.
= manager Of Lew Edwards.
q also speaks highly OF Reyes,
e having seen him IN action
. there and also in Australia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03
STANDINGS


Where They Play Wednesday.
Washington at Cleveland
Philadelphia at St Louis
New York at Chicago.
Boston a. Detroit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

The Nuts" are not all gone yet
At The Ring IN London last week
Walter Ross, ex-bautamweight cham
pion. stopped Billy Nuts in thirteen
rounds OF a scheduled 20 round fight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03
GiantsWaIIopReds; New eamEntersA.-C.L
BASEBALL


IEAA5 LEAHDE,
At Houston r 3 =
wichita Falls 1905. I'll 600 o6o-l Il
Batteries. Houston. llatteson and Noyesi
Wichita Falls, zinn and White
At Beaumont. X 4 z.
Beaumont ---------. Qo1 600 uVy-v
Fort worth 49,. 900 ios o0o-4 II 8
Batteries. Beaumont Martina and Alex
ander; Fort Worth, Pate and Moore
At san Antonio r = z
san Antonio 1900. $50 12s oi.-1e Il
Dallas ---.-..--.. 0o1 600 900
Batteries: san Antonio. Perritt and Glib
son: Dallas. Landrey. Hinton, Wright and
Robertson
At Galveston. X A-A-
shreveport .....-..- 2o2 900 oso-l Il
Batteries: Galveston. Carton and Gud-
ger. Shreveport Yam and OfBrien-
COAST LEAGUE
At Seattle R h 2
Los Anseies ------------ --'-----.
Seattle
Batteries; Los Angeles. Heating and
Bssslers Seattle. Brenton and Adams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

Mr.. Gatswood. author OF this story
is a former reporter OF The Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03
LEAGUE leaders
. ARE OUT OF RACE
Internationals Resign Posi-.
sition to Fast Safety
First Team.

Although out In front IN the race
for the pennaut. the International
team Of the Army and City league
Monday night rendered its letter OF
Withdrawal at the weekly meeting
Of the executive COMMITTEES OF tne
league. II was accepted and the va
can't berth win be filled BY the safe
ty First team, an Independent rail-
road organization
While the letter OF wlthdraTa al
came as a surprise 70 many tanss
league officials had anticipated i IN
view OF the decisive defeat Of the
team Sunday afternoon At the hands
OF the KNIGHTS OF Columbus In this
game the team lacked the fighting
spirit which has characterized Us
previous games this season. and the
contest developed into a one sided
exhibition OF hitting from the 1lral
inning.
Manager Cordsro, who has handled
the team this season, has put forth
every ounce OF energy In his efforts
to make the season a successful one
and considerable credit Is due this
loyal fan for his efforts. IN the opin-
ion Of league officials Many OF the
former international players VII be-
come members OF the SAFETY First
team. winners OF the 1913 pennznt Of
the City intermediate league and VIII
be seen IN Uniform again az Elo
Grande park
Joe Trefz Is manager OF the safety
First nine while George Chant VIII be
its coach and substitute catcher. Juan
Chacon. backstop Of the Information
ais, viii be first string backztop-
Has Some Good Players-
The roster Of the Safety First team
which win take the position OF the
International team at the top OF the
league, follows Chacon and King.
catchers. n Gomez, LaEunas and
Lendez. pitchers L Gomez. Legu-
mas. Chavez and Trefz ln the inlields
J. Marty. ]. TItus. G Mesa and Ca
lamia IN the outfisld
During the meeting the executive
committee also agreed upon a ruling
20 stop any future games in the flith
inning should they develop the list
less air OF the Observation-Disclosures
battle Sunday. The Knights we're on
their toes during the entire game. but
the nternationals stopped trying
after a few run margin had been OBJ
tanned by the Knights
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

FULL line OF KODAKs and KODAK
supplies az Gandara's.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03


> DISCUSS PITCHING RULES
= St Louis, No. Aug. g.
> After a tWo-day visit here
D in which he personally in
= vestigated q series OF player
= rows on the local field. with
, the result that shortstop Art
. Fletcher, OF the Phillies, got
. an indefinite suspension.
y president John Heydler, OF
y the National league. left for
9 Chicago for a conference
b with president Ban Johnson,
. OF the American. He gave
= the impression that the two
, league heads might discuss
several notifications OF the
, pitching rules Mr.. Heydler
= indicated he would not op-
y pose a suggestion for the
y umpires TO carry a bag OF
> rosin, which pitchers might
, use TO dry their hands He
y also admitted considerable
, sentiment for permitting
, veteran spitbail pitchers to
, continue that delivery as
y long as they remain In the
, game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

St Louis, No, Aug. S-st Louis rallied
IN the eighth. scored six runs after two
men were cut and defeated PhIladelphla
Monday The visitors batted sothoron from
the hox n the seventh and the locals
knocked Perry of thu mound IN the eighth.
Score II q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

Where IheT Pay WEDNESDAY,
PittsburE az Boston
Chicago At Philadelphia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

ElTT9TIl9- FlII00eI01T1- F0TrW- N-TT07
and Perkins: St Louis Sothoron, BurweIi.
Shocker and SEVERED.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

WESTERN LEAGUE
Joplin. 0; Oklahoma City, L
wichita. 3; Tulsa l.
Omaha. S; St Joseph. O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus z: Kansas City a
louisville, I: Milwaukee. :.
Indianapolis, g: St Paul. O.
Minneapolis At Toledo game played Sun
T~m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

Memphis 1-15; Atlanta. 40. Second
game called in fifth. darkness
Mobile. !; Little Rock, 3
Nashville, g; Birmingham. ?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

J. ashingtou ---.-----.---.. 900 900 600
Two base hits, Charity and Burns.
Stolen base, Chapman. Base on balls.
Courtney &: Covclesixle @ struckout
8. CoveIeslLle. s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

ssn on So . ouFti.s : 60.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
BIG AWARDS ARE MADE
At INDIANAPOLIS RACE
Total of 2.:?" Points Awarded in, $50
INK Sweepstakes C"ntes, by Auto
mobile Associations

'hampi onsh!p points awarded the
etshih im.crna' i"nai 500 ,nii@ sac
"pH sweepstakes on the lnd!Inapoi, :
speedway. in ~" contest Tor the 1870
CRYING championship conducted nm
G.r the auspices Of the American Az
;"in "n!ir Association, total :.235
points, OF whth 1000 are for .irst
place.
III" lnd!:napp!is race is awarded a
much heavier point total than any
ONE racing event on thc l3aO cal
"ad":, IN" inaugural contest on the
80" Angeles Speedway, Tor iustAncc.
having been awarded Ills points. or
less ihan half tar number. with 500
paints tor mrs, pcsitipn.
winning the drivers championships,
carries "ith Il The award -, a cash
riiHe no" hcing made NJ b. racing
cnlhEiSlsis tGcouEhout -hc United
states, the probable amount O! which
Is AEHrcd ~ SlU,uoV SO thAt to breeze
nom" IN 'front.' al indianapolis has an
/ adtiiiohhi prIin" incentive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
TWO RECORDS SMASHED
IN DRAKE RELAY MEET
i!nnDi, Clips iifth nr :,.,a "hd OF Previous
1lrl. For University

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80 Your :I.ih. university
Cedar l.ari!- dipped ou" second on ,ho
ext TIN" 90 ia" meets ii.-ttsfgrc ip tGc
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,-enra 'or h his" aehoc. medley rs IN.
Coz Colic:- ;orE t9'U events g! "a. lnrs'
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
SPIDERS LOSE GAME
IS: TO RAND0LPH-NACON
Richmond College Secures but One
Hit on Pitcher Davis--Indians
Beat Tigers.
EASTERN VIRGINIA IINrEpCol.-
LEGiAFE ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION,
Stan ding Of Clubs,
Especial to The T!mes-r4spa;ch.
Results Yesterday

ASH[LAND. VA. Arrh at;,-Ran;
the Spiders. = to :, ON The Ashland
OF the season WAS won 10! yellow
Jackets when airiisht pitching 10y
Davis. and excellent fielding by the
cation no chance The game went
through four and half-inninss
Withou, hit on q run In the
the home team started things.
Scott. tie hrs; man w. laid one
against tls left Tense. which
Il sacrifice, and an error in order.
scored Lane and Hirdson.;. IN the
sixth: Eu,;crworth tried lard To land
a safety. ou; only succe, dcd in lin
man up. Cloutcd the ball over The
center field fence, FOR :: complete cir.
cult Wcik!e walked. Morton Knocked
fence, and Lane singled. for two
II the Spider half OF the seventh.
across second base for the only nit
allowed by DAVIS during The game.
He was sacrificed to second. and
Snead went TO first when Davis hit
him on the shoulder with pitched
ball. Blankingship knocked n fast
ground bail to H!rdsonG. and III at
tempting 20 get burlington at the
plate, Birdsong nii burlington with
the thrown ball. both burlington and
Sncad scoring; In the latter half Of
the inning, the Jackets added TWO
more runs TO their score. %hrn Bird
song singled. ant. Buticrwortn
Knocked the bail over the left field
fence FOR the second home run III
The gam"
The pitching by Davis vas superb.
Jan dit h- Keeps MP his present pace.
.-in all probability, tho Jackets viii
hand another cup. \ number OF err
rs,lOrs, and wild throws b.! ;he spiders
aided to the jackets score. With
I. ont these The score would have been
much closer. Davis kept UP his
strike out record. retiring ten men
= by The strikc-Out route.
N the seventh inning Coach Doh
SVu tool; SkaErs out Of the game.
s and sent in Sntad To finish The slab
work. Tn" Jackvta We're on Il ram
page, however, and Sn"3d WAS
touched for three hils. Including i
-l,omer. in tho last two innings.
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