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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08
FAST MOTORCYCLE
RACERS BOOKED
twenty-five Mile Event Main
Feature of Sundays
Races.

Edward Wegner, promoter Of the
Ne,iOnal Championship motorcycle
races at Springbrock Park next
sunday has received "A entries so
far in the five principal events. The
star feature of the card is the Off
cial 25-mile event in which will be
entered some Of the fastest riders
now in the gasoline bike racing
game. Six stars Of real magnitude
are included in the lineup.
Maldwyn Jones' remembered for
his sensation work here in June will
be "A favOrite on Harley-Davidson
Jones was a strong contestant in the
national 300 mile event held at
Dodge City, Kan, last Monday.
While he did not win he lead the
field at the 100 and 200 mile marks
and was going strong when carbur-
etor trouble put him out of the run
ning. Jean Davis, on the same max
of machine, winning i'm hours and
10 minutes, a worlds record. Gene
Walker an Indian rider finished
second. A wire from him Wednes-
day states that he will be here.
Elimination Heats
Twelve fast riders, including the
two mentioned viii enter the two
elimination heats, Of five miles each
in order 10 qualify for the 25-milc
event. These races Will be real
speed battles for it is necessary TO
finish first. second or third in ord er
90 20 after the big prize. A five mile
consolation purse will interest the
six riders barred from the biz
event.
A dozen local speeders are ex
Dected 90 enter the Johnson motto
wheel contest over a 10 lap course.
Those entered 10 date are Harold
Gay. Carleton Nindig, J. Hilton.
Harold JergersOn, William HOff-
man and Andrew Boranyi. Both
stock and special machines will be
used with the former given a handi-
cap Of . minutes.
Six riders and their equally dar-
ing passenger" Will take part in
the side-car race of five miles. War
rem Crop, Hammond: Curley
Rhodes, Bourbon; Howard Hage-
dorm, South Bend: Red" McCarty,
East Chicago; Herbert Neither. Lo-
sansport and John Stiles, TT. Wayne
are the contestants
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08
Zt0iLLmg's Homer Breaks
Up Game in Eighteenth
II Associated Press

KANSAS CITY, July Unwilling
right fielder for Indianapolis, broke
up the game between Kansas City
and Indianapolis in the eighteenth
inning Wednesday, with a home run
over the right field fence. Tie score
was to T. Rehg was on ahead Of
Zwiliing with a single. Nine double
Lays featured the game. After a
two-run lead Kansas City let In
dianapolis tally four and the game
went TO the eighth TO ., when the
locals tied the count Score:
Indianapolis
600 III O1o 600 600 oo2-s Is ?
Kansas City
200 600 O2O 600 600 OO0-4 II /
Whitehouse and Henline: Horst
man. Reynolds and Sweeney.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08

lengthy battle in Boston. Galore
who is a giant feet. / inch tall.
originally intended 10 become a min
ing engineer. He is a. college
graduate, but was always so deeply
Interested in athletics that the lure
of minerals failed TO subGue the
love for sports
College Man.
He was a star football and baSkes-
ball player in addition to being
brilliant performer on the Ola mOnd.
Cadore's professional baseball career
has made something of a globe-trot-
ter out of him. At various times he
hes PLAYED in Vancouver, Jersey
City, Will<esbarre. Trenton. buffalo.
and Montreal before joining the
Brooklyn team, i'm 1917.
Cadore is twenty eight years old
and when his natural strength and
intelligence is considered he shoulC
be good for a number Of years in
the majors. For instance. Galore,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08

can invest heavily in this interna-
tiOnal loan, consequently every de-
VclOpment, both financial and econ
omic, that occurs in the Occident
and orient is being watched closely.
4 figure that is oft oneSt mention
ed as the amount that Will be nee
esSary 10 put Germany on her feet.
is 300 TO 800 millions sterling, NOM
inally n billion and a half 10 two and
q half billion dollars The fixing OF
a specified sum, however, will de-
vOlvc upon the financial experts, aft
er scrutiny of reports or the situa-
ton.
other Matters Up.
Among other matters which will
be discussed at the conference are,
internal finance, including taxes
internal debts: currency and the
regulation Of exchange; commercial
balances. showing the effect of de
probation OF exchanges; restriction
of exports: policies on expectation
and Importation: economic condi-
tons over the world: and recon
Struction including the question of
transport, coal. foOdstuffs and raw
matTialS.
Each county represented Will pre-
sent full data concerning its eXter-
nal debts, public finances (includ-
ing taxes, currency and information
al bonds and external comm cree
comprising exchange, credit re-
striction on imports and control OF
exchange) and its attitude on these
questions
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08
VOLTAGE WINNER
AT NORTH RANDALL
Early Rains Delay Starting Of
Races-Fail to Finish
Program.
BY Associated Press


NORTH RANDALL Cleveland,
July Voltage, owned by ]. d.
Welsh, Kansas City. Mo, and driven
by Fred Egan of Memphis. won the
Fasig sweepstakes purse of $1,000,
the feature event of Wednesdays
grand circuit racing. The Prince
NolO colt took the event from five
great juvenile trOttcrs in straight
heats. Worthy Etawah went lame
while scoring and was withdrawn.
Voltage led from the start in the
first heat and had enough in re-
serve to withstand Great Britton's
bciated stretch sprint.
Continued rains this morning put
the track in such condition that tho
horses were not called 10 the post
for the first event until $3.50 p. m,
and as a result it was impossible 10
finish Wednesdays program of six
races, the 2:lS class trotting and the
2:14 class pace going over until to-
morrow, weather permitting.
2:10 class pacing, purse $1,000
(three heats)-
Ioxcy Anna, ch IN. by The
.5earcher (Murphy) .. Z
George Nolo, 70 e, 10y
Nervolo, (Erskino) 49,. l
Francis d, IN. by Little
Frank (Hedrick) go. s >
Pacing Patch, b h. by Elastic
Pointer (V Fleming) 5
Delco, b g, by milne B,
prince Herrg Bonner and Minerva Gentry
also started.
Time 2.07I< 2.09A: 2:1S.
(three heats.
TOotsie Toise, blk n, by
Hartoise (Edmanl III .
Red Bon, b h, by Downward.
CNcMahon) .......
J ". &. by Duke Ideal
(Bennett) .....
Orc q. h, by ORC Rec,
&C Fleming) .
Sammy r. h, by Elastic
King (Egan) ...
Betty Thornton. Bingen Pointer and
ponalona also ran.
Time 2:11A 2:11l2: 2:1I12.
The F'aSig, three year old trot,
purse $4,000 G in heats
Voltage, blk c. by Peter
Nolo (Egan) --..-..-....
Great BrittOn. br c, by Peter
Chenault Dodge ...
LAY star C DN refer the
Great (BurreID ..
Miss En-, b T. by ] Malcolm
Forbes CWhite) .
Natalie the Great, br Z. by
Peter the Great COX see. 4
Time 2:15l4; 2:11%.
2:12 class pacing. purse $500 6
heats).
Wood Patch, & h. b. Dan
Patch, (Murphy) -.
Princess Mary. b IN, by Lloyd
Bell (FleminG) .
Mowrer Boy, &. by The Major
G CWolvertcn) .... 5
Star Boy Ingolsbee. b g. by
Ingolsbee tChilds) &C..
Bessie L, b n. by Little Frank
(Hedrick) .
Frank Little also started =
Time 2:0S; 2:07% 2:10L
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08
Would Convince YankS That
Paris is Not Modern Babylon

die class or our business mel, per-
haps We should return TO the meth
Cd employed while the American
army was in France. and which has
fallen into disuse. AT that time a
large number OF private families ex-
pressed their willingness to invite Il
teas, TO garden parties. to lunch or
20 dinner American soldiers and OFF,
GERS on leave in Paris. The results
were excellent. SO far as the music
halls were concerned IL was a deci-
sive counter propaganda
why cannot the organizers of
this movement take the initiative in
another OF the same kind2 They
might study lists OF incoming tour
isis, seek information about them in
the United States consulate and re-
viye a custom which had such fav-
orable results.
The national tourist office and
the Touring club OF France have
taken care OF the lodging of tourists
from America who have even now
begun 10 arrive. But there is 4
moral element which these great or
CARNATIONS cannot take count IL
cur great friends from the other side
OF the Atlantic are 20 carry back
good impressions of Franc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08
DENTIST, NEGLIGENT.
MUST PAY BIG SUN

JERSEY CITY, y. J.. July -
verdict for $4,000 was returned by
the Jersey circuit court against Or.
Frederick w. Ziebell, dentist, who
was charged with responsibility for
the death of a patient Mrs. Cor
nelia Olert.
Ii was claimed that Dr. Ziebell
was using an electric drill on Mrs.
OHert June Is, 1916. when a heavy
thunder shower broke, and the
drill affected by the electrical dis
turbances, transmitted an augment
ed current of electricity that burned
Mrs. Ollert's mouth and gave her a
shock from which il was contented
lockjaw developed. She died two
DAYS later. 1t was alleged that DR..
Ziebell failed 10 have the wire
which transmitted the power 10 the
drill properly insulated. The doc
tor denied this.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08

despite his great strength, does no.
waste energy when IT. the box Like
MatthewsOn of old, ne husbands Il
until IN a tight place when ne
draws on his reserve force Al
other times he allows the fielders
10 share in the work of retiring the
opposing batSmen.
In commenting on the remark
able Bosom game Galore, who pitch
cd approximately four hours count
ing the warming up, said.
"The only effect l felt from the
sustained strain was that of sleep
mess, although of course my arm
was a bit fatigued. Yet | think /
was good for several innings more
and l would like To have had the
match terminate decisively. That
was what bothered me the most aft
er I retired to the club house to
dress-the fact that after laboring
all those hours we still failed TO gain
the day"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08

PARIS, July ITO counteract
the belief among many Americans
that Paris is the worlds modern
Babylon" Achille Segard. a French
writer. proposes that a large organ
ization be formed Immediately 10
introduce American tourists into
French homes this summer and
show them the real Partisan families
tina; they never see in the jazz band
cafes.
we all know many Americans
who think that they know Paris be
cause they have seen uudraped
women at the Folies-Bergere or have
visited the Moulin Rouge or the
restaurants OF Montmarte." writes
Segard There are many others
who believe that the beautifully
dressed girls who leave their tables
in the ultra-fashionable cafes to
dance with handsome young strang-
ers are merely daughters from good
families who are enjoying a good
time They do not know that these
are the women CT the demimonde.
To make known 20 our American
friends that il Is not in these estab-
lishmcurs OF pleasure that they NAV
eest Judge our 2rlStocracy. our mid
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08

Leon Cadore's baseball fame dates
from May 1st Of this year Doubt
less it viii continue in the annals
Of fandom after more efficient
moundsmer have been forgotten.
For Galore mas had a star part in
record Jrea king achievement and
his name had been entered, for ali
time, in balldom's ledger of fame.
IL was on May LIST that Cadorc
engaged in that memorable &c in
ming game, pitching for Brooklyn
against Boston in a contest that
broke all records for duration and
endurance. The game ended in a
draw at II, both Cadore and pescS-
or. who pitched for Boston, sharing
about equal honOrs in the remark
able exhibition.
Cadorc has always been a reliable
performer ir the box. but PERHAPS
he would not have won the fame lie
now enjoys had it not been for that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08
BOXING GAME TO
BE KEPT CLEAN
New York Intends To Set Fx-
ample for Other States
10 Follow.
BY HENRY Z. FARRELL.
United Press STAFF CorresDondept

NEW YORK. July ITO keep
boxing clean IN New York and make
record that viii induce other
states 20 give the sport a chance.
the international Sporting club has
announced a move 90 check the par
asites and the evil influence OF the
old days.
Vigilance committees viii De APP
pointed IN every city in the state 20
keep an eye on boxing as IL viii be
conducted under the new Walker
bin and report any infraction of the
new rules
The chairman Of the New York
committee. announced by the club
g. former Governor Charles " whit
man. who killed boxing during his
regime because II was crooked"
Serving with him VIII be former
Dist. Atty William Travers Jerome
ieut col Theodore Roosevelt and
a. OF. William Donovan. formerly o.
Tie ig6th infantry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08
INDUSTRIAL BALL
PLAY SATURDAY
Issue Schedule For Class A
Events to Start
July 10.

Class a Of the industrial baseball
leagre Of South Bend and NIish-
awake viii begin play next Satur-
day. July 10. according to the sched-
uie issued Wednesday by the score
tary Of rhe league The Dodge band
of Mishawaka and the Studebaker
band of South Bend will parade
the streets of the respective cities
prior 10 the games. and a special
car Will take the Mishawaka fans
TO Cartier field. where the Dodge
team will meet the Oliver nine
The Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
has entered a team in class 3, which
viii take the place of the Dodge
Juniors I'm the schedule. Dodge
withdrew their second team in
order TO put all their strength into
class A play.
Following is the class a schedule.
July 10-Oliver vs.. Dodge at Cartier
feld, Studebaker Us. Singer at Singer
July 17-OIlver VS.. Studebaker at Car
tier field; Singer vs. Dodge at Cartier
field.
July 24-Singer VS.. Oliver at Singer
field
July s1-OIver VS.. Dodge at Cartier
field, Studebaker VS. Singer at Singer
field
Aug oliver VS. Studebaker at sin
ger field Dodge VS.. Singer at Cartier field
Aug. -1-SiuEer rs. Oliver at Singer
field Dodge vs. Studebaker 1t Cartier
reld
Aug. 2-Oliver IS. Dodge at Cartier
field; Singer vs.. Studebaker at Singer
neld
sept 4-OHver VS.. Studebaker at Car
tier field, Dodge vs.. Singer at Singer
field
sept 11-SinEer vs.. Oliver at Singer
field; Dodge VS. Studebaker az Cartier
feIl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08
Totals

ZbdlIeO lOT May IN SIN.
zzRan for Clemens in Sth.
Chicago .........030 900 05O-S
St. Louis ..O1O col 1910
Two base hits-Herzog, Vaughn,
Stock .: Lavan, McHenry, Clemens
Three base hits-May, Lavan. sac
rifices-Barber, HerzOg, Dilhoefer.
Left on bases-Chicago 6; St. Louis
II. ErrorS-StOck, I.avan 2. Base
on balls--off NgWgnn 4; Jacobs l :;
May l. Hits-off Vaughn Il in
% innings; off Jacobs , in 1 Is
innings; off Alexander l in IL inn
ings: off May in 6 % innings; off
Goodwin nothing in 1 inning. Hit
by pitcher-by May (Killifer).
Struck out-by Vaughn s; May .:
Goodwin 3 Winning pitcher
Vaughn. Losing pitcher - May.
Umpires-Rigler and Moran. Time
FPS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08
RAISES RATES
ON LANDLORD
Tenant Boosts Price of Board
So High Owner Moves
Out.

ARNERNE, L. T., July IA.
LipSchitz. who was too old to fight
in the war. is in line for u bravery
medal, nevertheless.
Max Gold is a landlord.
IipschitZ is his tenant
Months ago LipsChitz leased
Gold 5 Long island MOTEL
Gold was taken in as a bOarder
at 500 a week.
Lipschitz informed Gold the other
DAY that the board would be in
creased $50 per week.
Nothing doing" replied Gold,
and had the nerve to say: It's rank
injustice"
But he got out.
Check one, Mr.. Clerk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08
SHAMROCK TO GIVE
RESOLUTE HANDICAP

NEW YORK. July Sir Thomas
Lipton's Shamrock ~. challenger
for the Americas cup. and Resolute.
the defending craft OF the New York
Yacht club, were hauled out OF the
water In Brooklyn Wednesday for
measurement in anticipation OF the
international races of Sandy Hook
beginning Thursday. July Is. The
yachts are being measured by Prof
Harold ". Webb Of Columbia uni
ants
When the technical end OF the
measurement work Is finished the
rating will be decided upon and the
time allowance known II Is gener-
ally believed that the Shamrock is
the larger craft and viii have TO
give at least six minutes 20 the
american defender.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08
BATTLE
on DIVORCE Is LOST

LONDON. July An attempt by
the head OF the Church OF England.
the archbishop of Canterbury. 10
prevent any divorced person whose
wife or husband may be living from
being remarked in any state church
or chapel has been defeated
The archbishop offered an amend
nent to the Buckmaster divorce bill
pending in the house OF lords to
give effect to such church debar-
ment
But he was defeated by one vote,
the opinion being that such a pro-
vision would be the fist act In a
contest between the church and the
state. which Is not desired. IN ad-
ditfon, IL was argued that Il would
be unjust 10 innocent persons who
NAV become divorced
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08
ATHLETICS WIN
DOUBLE HEADER
Whitewash Red SOx IN Both
Contests-Win Three
Straight.

PHILADELPHIA, July 7-Phila-
delphia won two shutout victories
over Boston wednesday. S % o and
1 20 0, making three straight and
an even break for the six game Sc
ries. Keefe held Boston hitless un-
I'll the eighth inning in the frs,
game. The second contest wss a
pitchers battle between Fortune
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08
Minneapolis Takes Big
End Of Overtime Contest
By Associated Press

MINNEAPOLIS. July Mime
apolis defeated Columbus, 20 5, IN
II innings Wednesday Pinch hit
ter Owens drove over the tying run
in the eighth with a single and Min
neaDolis won the game in the elev-
enth by means OF three bases on
balls and a scratch hit. Score;
Columbus lao 900 900 o0-5 3 5
MINNEAPOLIS POI OO1 O10 OIL 9 2
George and Hartley; LowdermilR
and Maver
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08

Two-base hits-Menosky. Schang
Galloway. Three-base hits-Menos-
XIV Errors-Scott. Sacrifices
Scott. Thomas. Struck out-By For
tune. 1: by Perry. 4. Base on balls
or Fortune 4: Perry. .. Left on
bases-Boston, Z: Philadelphia, :.
Umpires-Dineen and Friel. Time
1924
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08
League Leaders Fall
Hard Before Toledo Creu
By Associated Press :

ST. PAUL July Toledo Won
from St Paul Wednesday. I to 3
Halt was wild and Ineffective. Toledo
getting FIVE runs IN the first inning
Score.
Toledo 5O0 10I 600 l3 /
St Paul 900 O2o 1903 2
Brady and Murphy: Halt Browne,
Griner and Hargrave
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08
TOM A. MARSHALL
ARRIVES TO AID
STAGING EVENT
/. G. Larsen of Great Lake.
Zone Will Have Charge of
Arrangements.

Today the national American trap
shooting association viii get under
way at the range If the st. Joseph
Valley gun club in MuesseIs grove.
More than hundred entries have
been made and over 200 are expect
ed before the meet closes IL will
last tiH saturday. Today's program
viii be six IS target events with a
total Of $50.
l. q. Larsenr secretary and man
ager Of the Great Lake zone OF the
association. is iu charge Of the To-
cal contests. He is newspaper
ana magazine writer and hopes 20
make this meet more successful
than the one staged last year
Noted shots.
Among the trapshoOting stars
VINO are guests Of the local club are
J. r.. Taylor Ohio professional who
is back In the game after "a years
absence. and who I'm practice yes
terday broke 100 targets out OF a
possible 100 This was his first at
tempt since last fan and it proves
that the veteran has not lost form
during the layon.
Mrs L. c. NogeI OF Detroit.
known few years ago as Nan
Hogan, made the remarkable score
az 80 in yesterdays preliminary
events. She is one Of The best shots
IN the country. DR. f. II Britton
50 years old. Of indianapolis. is one
OF the most coiorful of the large ar
ray OF guests at the local club. He
showed his mettle Wednesday by
breaking as out OF so clay pigeons.
other men who gave a good ac-
count Of themselves in the prelim-
mary event are Frank Fuller state
champion Of Wisconsin; G.. A. Smith
Of Marshalltown. Iowa: r O. Judo
or Minnesota, who took second
place in the Minnesota meet. and
Fred Etchen and wife OF Kansas.
the former who is western champ.
Art Rissle OF Illinois was also shoot
ing well yesterday.
Wonder Shot Here.
Frank Hughes Of North Dakota.
known as the wonder shot. has We
highest average in the world for the
season Of 1920. Becker OF Utah is
showing the MOrmons how 10 shoot
And then comes the kinC-pin of
them all, Thomas A. Marshall
noted sport writer. editor Of Tran
Gun and Rod who is always TO b.
found at rapshOoting contest
Last year the veteran covered the
state shoot for The Nevvs-Times lIn-
der the caption Chips From the
Clays" He is the best authority in
the United States on trapshootinr
and is just as well known among
sportsmen as Priest. Wilson is
among politicians
Following are the scores made i'm
the preliminary event
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08
TRIPLE PLAY MARKS
VICTORY OF PIRATES
BY Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, July THE first
triple play in more than two years
on the Pirates home field, accord
ing TO local sport writer's, occurred
Wednesday in a pitchers battle in
which Philadelphia was defeated
10 l. Cooper caught Wheat's fly
with first and second occupied.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08
Noted TrapshooerS Gather ST. Joe Gun GLIB For State
THE WORLD O. SPORTS

Babe Ruth was slightly injured
Wednesday near Wawa. Pa. when
the big touring car ne was driving
turned over while rounding a sharp
curve Mrs. Ruth and three other
New York players were riding with
the home run king but escaped with
minor injuries.
By Associated Press:
EAST BOURNE. England. July :.
The French and American Davis
cup teams have been In Eastbourne
at the same hotel for the past three
days hoping 20 get acclimated 10 the
local conditions. The teams have
had virtually no opportunity 20 prac-
tice here owing TO the fact that Il
has rained almost continuously dur
ing the three days. America 5
chances Of winning were regarded
most favorable here.
In the Davis cup matches. France
vs. America, the drawings are:
July S-Johnston VS.. = II. Colbert:
Tilden VS.. W Fl. LAURENT.
July Johnston and Tilden VS..
Colbert and Laurentz.
July 10-GObert VS.. Tilden; Lau-
rentz VS.. Johnston.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08

TwO-baSe hitS-bailey, Burrus,
Galloway Errors-Schang, Gallo
way acrifices-McInnes Left on
bases-Boston, 3: Philadelphia, S.
Base on balls-Off Kari. ?; OF Efbel.
I: off Keefe, .. Hits-Off Karr, IN
8 Ia innings: off Eibel. in 4 %
innings Struck out-By Karr, .
Ethel. /; Keefe, /. Umpires-Friel
and Dineen. Time-1:24.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08

Southworth, Carey. Sacrifices
Rawlings, J. Miller, Carey. Errors
Smith, NICK etchnie, Cation. Double
plays-Rawlings and Paulette;
Fletcher. Wheat and Paulette
Triple play-Cooper, Cation and
Grimm. Left on bases-Philadel-
phia. .: Pittsburgh. 3. Base on balls
of Smith, ?. Struck out-By
Smith, / by Cooper, 4. Umpires-
KLEIN and Emslie. Time-1:1S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08
| CUBS WIN FROM
. ST LOUIS BROWNS
Five Tallies in Eighth Give
Chicago Edge on Mis-
souri, Crew.
By Associated Press

ST. LOUIS. July Chicago
scored five runs in the eighth We'd
nesday off two hits. three errors, a
walk and a h:t batsman and defeat
cd ST Ilnnis 8 10 & Score.