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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-16
NOINT TrSVAROnA

one night last week prisoner
broke cut OF the loaal loekpe and az.
ter Falnsng liberty bad nerve enough
10, hank Il ia the ton OF a tree, 80
eur Maynr and police larce haYe de-
eided 90 nae Elseroad's cistern for the
eoaler until .anOther iail can be built.
Don't forget 10 boost THE odd
Maida Aid suriaty Even II we do moi
derive ANY benefit from IT, remember
b Is holning Buzzards Glory along
Last Friday morning eur police
force went to llie Mayors barn "a got
his "wore" horse. Speed Ball. and
found him on his back With bis feet
up IL The air 50 be broke out his
alarm clock and started It ringing.
hut Speed Bali had evidently gone on
n afrlkey rs he aid not get up, Schnltz
then rot the MAYORS trombone aud
PLAYED the. star spangled Hammer
through four timea, without Eettlng
any results. so he called Ia the neigh
bofs and had an old time horse rails
ing With MI the trimmings Now
schnlt1 las ordered a bicycle 70 do
mounted duty with.
Nrltpr nuchmnn, a well-knnwn, res
ident ~ Tusear0ra township, paid q
visit o. our thriving metropolis last
week In search 81 pom e0rli, which he
Intends 10 feed along with hnttermilk
and bran mash 10 his Christmas
goose. Walter Says THIS is Just IN ex-
pertinent with this food. hut thinks Il
should heat any De has ever used.
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nIAIhs,


ST. James I Barnef who y snipr
lnp FROM q canCerang anesitun on tlts
neck. b III n very critical condition
Recent yisthfs % The home aud bed
side at SIR james HarHer we're Nh
ana Mfa Paul II KmmriBe and son,
slani. Ir.. ~ NEAR the Ne@ Church
~ aud Mfa Meryln : Aarnef and
son. l.4verne. Me- and Mrs John H.
Nolic. hl Markers Mili Afr and Mra.
mi FsS NJ and Mrs Addison Iiur.
.ner. ~ IlanoFm slf and Mira, Samuel
IN. Mnvers. Mr aud Mrs Wilson II,
study. Mr and MFs Hirnle a Reinas
man and e0ns RAYMOND anh Blrnic,
Jr. Mrs ilrnfy Wolfe Messre MnrfY
lleinddIlar ana Jeremiah STUDY, Rev
Nv hindaman % hittIeHfown Mr
and Mra David J.. Crnhbs and dapeh-
tefa. Virelnla and l,veisn. nv, aad
Mrs Gcorfe Degrnft ara son. Willie,
Maurice Relndellar. Mira tleOfgc May
efH. Mf and Mrs Edward CopeEhngcr
and Mr. AMI Mrs. George Blowers. VI
near Bethel Church: Mr. and Mrs =.
: Harner. ui near Kingalialc. ami Mr.
Harry y. ilarner u near Pleasant
Grove
Master Ralph " copenhaver Is
spending several DAYS this week %
the home Of his erandparents MI and
Mra Edward Cnponhaver II near
Bethel
We are having some very nnrleaa-
ant weather 10 this writing
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The Christmas shoppers we're out
IN force Saturday IN this city. The
stores we're packed with eager piir-
chasers.
Mrs Ralph Whitman and daughter.
vino have been spending some time
I with her parents. Rev. and MIRA. NJ i.
seabruUk, have returned to Charles
ton. W Va. her home
An interesting entertainment win
be held nj Friendship school, near
T Westminster, on Friday. December e3.
at $50 O'Clock Proceeds for lNnaElt Of
school Everybody invited
irving Riddinger. Hnrney. who was
taken to Springfield Hospital. for
+ treatment bseyeral weeks ago. and
was apparently well when he return
Cd was<returned for further trcat-
ment
i stoner & Hobby. insurance agents.
presented the Advocate with one Of
their most eScellent calendars for the
coming year. a the head Of the caIen-
Idar ~ an elaborate painting titled
THE Price OF His Robe
Nineteen yaarrold Harry Lassner
was convicted Of first degree murder
for killing Isadore RahlnowItz. while
trying 70 escape after attempting to
hold no the iewelry store 81 samuel
nugny in Philadelphia
The scholars OF Leistef's school
viii hold an entertainment and social
in the school on Thursday evening,
December % II the weather lis In
element on Thursday evening il will
be held on Friday evenings December
81 Entertainment starts at 80 D. m.
II. =. Matthias. teacher
steve Fred Katonka and his wife,
Mrs. Alice Katcnka were arrested at
Greensburg. Pa IN connection with
the Disappearance Oftw0 taxicab dfiF-
ers in New Mexico last July "a was
charged the drivers disappeared on
an Indian reservation In New MA4skep-
after tlatonka aud hts wife had Tired
them' tostlrive them 150 miles
The Western Union Telegraph QSm-
pany has force OF men OVERLAPPING
their lines along the ". NJ. r. r. Hey
are comfortably cainped here in 4rs
after their day OF toll New nolas MI
repairing wires are their work IVY
are working around Avondale .
nresenE
Miss Anna NJ Cook. Baltlmore, wit
hasa florist stallin Lexington Marke
holds $1,000 worth az Boulevard Thea
tire stock. She SAYS stock selcsmen OF
IL. }. Wiley painted such rosy pictures
of the investment that she and other
women Of her acquaintance bought
nearly 100000 worth Of The stock,
Three negroes held ~ Leonard
Raych ~ Raveh 4 Hoffman. jewell
ers. in Buffalo, N Ya seized iewRlry
said to he worth $4,000 and escaped.
Raych was forced into fenr room
and bound to chair but manaRed to
work loose and gave the alarm The
hold-up occurred In daylight while
many persons were passing tsle store.
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Igenlahuns we're
January q mountain % lrf crUwHs
b. Father Tint.
February Beautiful valentines and
George Washington
March by Shamrock aroupd the
font ri mound Of green HOLDING
pipes wuterwinad ~ q snake,
Anil laree bunch Of pure Easter
tipwera haskell OF eggs and rabbits
Nay Ruunuet 81 howers and two
Immense cakes
Jane sweet graluate holding
her ceriiGcat1
inly George Washington holding
days and drappcA with flags
August seasiiOre hugg bowl %
hsh surrGunaed by earth shells with
little people aNlnp 10 FISH
September Diah ot Arnlt and aus
iamn irBves
October beautiful artificial
pumBkin and corn
December Xuus bush. wise men
and camels
Nevenher farm ward. stack ~
straw with q large mrkey on ton and
in ward other fowls
The hnpths were separated ~ Arches
of rod, white and green paper The Ia
BILE presented = scenery very pleasing 20
the eve one bad TO be there and view
Il 10 npnreciatc ~ worth, FOR the
grouping was So artistic you could no.
describe the pleasing effect The ~
onneipl results we're ALSO Fratifying
The mNnn for The supper was chicken
beef end nork sandwiches. salnds ~
all kin,A pickles iellleg, coffee Ice
cream. home made candies and cakes
pop corn was aisn sold
Tho Deer Park Sunday school will
hold its Minus service On second
Christmas night December 26. There
will be music. slnging. dialogues and
recitation Come early II weather Is
Indictment il will be held the next fair
night
The Deer Park public school will
hold ltR entertainment on December
%, Thuratay night Everybody well
come Come. as the proceeds are 70
be used for play eround equipments
and other necessary improvements,
Parents nnRht 20 be Interested, for
this school ia whore their ehil-
tiren snend most Of their childhood
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STONE CHAPEL


Sunday school f3O o, m. Preaching
230 D. N. December rs. We are look.
ing forward to herring Christmas
sermon ON SUNDAY. as that viii
he the last sermon for us in this year.
We VIII expect q full house
DR. Albin Duyail lost thru death his
lne driving horse, Maud
enow three Inches deem fol-
Tuesday December ~
~ Indications arc for white
Christmas
Airs Willie Rndclia, If fIaiiimore
white visiting Mrs Weldon puyall
had an aontc attack ~ bronchitis. bul
Ii improving IL this writing
Word came to The home folks u =
Wesley p0nie Of Chicago. that be was
feeling stronger
Mrs Laura Selimun relnfned home
Friday, December =. after visiting one
o. hei school girls. Mra George lsn8S
s9atewo0d, and niece. Mra pinton
c0ple. EaHtyiew.
Cur state road " 10 be huilt IA
1a22 We are an rejoicing over the
news
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HIfE RiiE.

The Harold Proctor Company will
give the third number Of the Lecture
Course 0f Blue Ridge College in the
/ Auditorium on tuesday evening. De-
cember 20
The two BASKET bah games played
on the home floor resulted very favor
ably for Blue Ridge Score with Logo
Il la Blue Ridge %, I.oyola 15 with
Polytechnic, Blue Ridge is. Polytech-
mic 10 AZ this writing the students
+ are making big plans for a basket
lball game with the Navy AZ Annapolis
this week. There viii be q number OF
lbOya 70 accompany the team. BY the
time this falls into the hands uf our
faadefsithe game VIII have been play
led and the score made. On Friday
evening pecembar IS. the Blue Ridge
Fboys will meet the Army and Navy on
the homal floor
Mr. Bihh Mills. representative of
the Anti-Saioon I.eague of Maryland
spoke before the student body of the
College on Sunday evening. December
II. presenting the work of the League
Ia MARYLAND.
Earl Flohr. field representative Of
Blue Ridge, gave during the past week
his illustrated lecture on Does hlau-
catinn payY' before the following
aigh schools nedgesgiile, W. va
Middletown Md. and Boonsboro Ma.
During the same week he gave the
lecture before the Hagerstown Church
% the Brethren and before the John
sontnwn Nv Val church This week s
schedule viii Include Myersvllle High
school. Brunswick High School. Bur-
kittsyilie High School. WOlfesyille
High school and Grossniekle's church
Of the Brethren
Prof Vim Kinsey. OF the Bible De-
nariment attended as a delegate the
twentieth National Convention OF the
Anti-sal0on league, held az Washing
ton. D. e from December 6 20 :. Prot
Kinaoy wns one Of the six hundred out
Of The one thousand delegates 60 he
received be the President and to
shake his hand. ON Sunday morning
/ Prof. Kinsay gave before The students
repor, of the convention
The Christmas program tpbc Niyen
by the Music Department " the Col
'iege on this Sunday evening. Dccefn-
Der IS. IS as follows lynn, oh, Come
I All We Faithful. congregation prayer,
"sileni Night. IlallnWed Night Mems
/ Glee Club. piano solo, Angels
] Ilarps.n Miss Geraldyn Wood anthem,
20 Night Of Glory" ehorua; Nazareth.
7 Wnmena Gioe club. Praise t'she
Lord Male Quartet; vocal solo.
Mnngcr Cradle" Miss Olga Bansack +.
/ Chriatmhs HYMN, - HOLY Night
Mems C;lee club. piano solo. I'm the
tl0ur ~ Trial" Miss KATHERINE Lett
/ sr. IKE Shall he Great. Mixed Qnar-
/ II adore and Be stu Women .
lice Climb address. The Christ
mid" Pres llosa y Murphy HRthsm
o zion that nriaEcst Goad ISiings,
Nomis d1Sology congregation. hena-
dlctiOn
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Those who visited ~ and NFs
Henry Dull ami family on Sunday
gere Mr and Mrs Caarles Dull and
lnnr children. Madeline, Roy RAY
mund and Mary Dull. " palapscn.
MI ciand NummauRh. Of Weatmns.
tsr NJ Icgae lirFninp. ~ Virginia
Edward and raul Ness and Mg Yer
non Yinglna all ~ anydershurg
Thcv ~ eni39ed ihe day and had .
good ii@e
while vi RulcFi . shTivef East
Gnr affeH RBa Httrudns oarly
aasa ~ 81 tohnn Catholic CiNrch
S9ndav his Two sparc tires we're tax
IN from bits machine THE atran. that
hold Use fifea faEs were cut and iires
removed without detection officer
Holm m,ilcl PikmsiiIe aolioc hesd.
auarter4 to keep ionk ont for =
eiuc Tho tires have not been heard
On Tire HesliHe has be=n g0isE ou
for snmo ilmp here without End
ine the quilts Thls ihieypry wab pull
"a 20 ~ brm,i daylight
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sANpYvItLE

SUNDAY apkSnl a. p 81 Preaching ~
1916. & T. AZ and Union revival aer4
vices ~ Tao The meeting haa been
u progress cnunie Wrebs with
anch lntereat NJ ihia time The must
helpful and deep sermons have been
preached hy the twn pastors. Az cor
daily invited a. attend these aoryicnH
The Allie seriety met ~ the heme ~
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Union Bridge corporation tax rate
has been made 70 cents on the 500.
air Charles Thomson. pennsylyania
avenue. spent the weeks end with rel.
ativcs in Baltimore.
Mr. Mark O. Shriver nf baltimore
spent Sunday with his nophevs, IN
this CITY.
Mr. and Mrs. John Truss. 30 Balti-
more, werh SUNDAY guests Of Mr., and
Mrs i. D. Crowl, Center street.
William Hoffman this city. has
contracted To- haul the mail from the
trains 20 the posloiice with the gov
efnmenf
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Achaelicr.
IInnDyer Pa, visited the formers SIS
ter Eiras Russell Mowen Center
street
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The Deer Park Christian Endeavor
social was great sueeess. Il was q
calendar social. the twelve months
were Represented with twelve booths
on long table. The different fepre-
Evening star., 1921-05-20

up to within two runs of the Ma
tionals in the seventh. Wetzel, bat
ting for Lee. lined to Rice for start
er. SEVERED rammed to the bleach
ers in right center Sam again miss
ing on his first grab at the ball. Bill
lings. batting for Bayne. whitfield. but
SEVERED scored on Tobin's long. high
fly to left. which Lewis staggered
around under and finally reached only
with his finger tips. it being regis
tered as triple. He Tailed on Ger
ber's single to left, and the latter
counted when Sisler. shot a safety to
right which netted him three bases
when the ball hoped over Milans
shoulder and rolled to the fence
Harris then tossed out Williams.
O'Rourke died on the line after
reaching second in the eighth on his
single and Gharrity's sacrifice. when
he was trapped on Zachary's tap to
Burwell and Judge popped a foul to
Sisler. McManus got no farther than
first after Harris tumble gave him a
life.
The Grin's picked up another tally
in the ninth when Milan got two
bases on rap which struck second
base and was detected into right. a
walk to Rice. his third OF the game,
and Lewis double to left. Sam re-
manned anchored on third and Duffy
on second while Harris, Shanks and
ORourke died aerially. The Browns
failed to tally in their final turn at
bat. Sisler skying to Milan after Ger
Der singled with two out.
Evening star., 1921-05-20
COBB Wins WITH HOMER
Drive Noses Out Red Sox-Indians
Work Overtime to Vanquish
Macks-Yanks Triumph.

~ Cobb is a busy man these days.
Managing the Tigers and holding q
place among the American League
batting leaders is all the Georgia
Peach is doing. Yesterday, the De-
troit pilot more than made good, for
he kept his club on edge all the way
and crashed a homer that spilled the
beans for the Red Sox. In other en-
gagements. the Indians had to bat
tie overtime to get decision over
the tail-end Athletics. while the
Yanks slaughtered the White Sox
The Tiger leaders homer was made
of Thormahlen in the sixth inning
and scored a runner ahead. so De-
tcoit won. to =. Ainsmith of the
winners got three singles in three
times at bat
Singles by Johnston, Speaker and
Gardner in the eleventh inning pro-
luced the run that gave the Tribe its
4 to win over the Athletics. The
latter held the lead twice during the
game.
Tho Yanks got \ good start OF Null
rennan and added enough runs of
Hodge to beat the White Sox. IL to I.
Peckinpaugh, Meusel and Baker each
got three hits and Roth smashed for
the circuit.
Evening star., 1921-05-20
GR|FFS EVEN ON ]AUNT
Have Annexed Half of Ten Games.
Johnson Is Slated to Pitch
This Afternoon.

ST. LOUIS. May 2o.-lt is prooa nle
Johnson will be sent against ,ne
Browns in the third tilt OF the set inns
afternoon in an effort to get Detter
than an even break for the road trip
which now stands five games won and
as many lost. Mogridge is due to
hurI in the final here tomorrow.
O'Rourke had a busy afternoon or
it. He handled eleven chances with :
out slip, and two of them. staos OF
balls hit over second base. were
Sparklers.
Rumor hnx It that Allan Sothoron.
for many years one of the star nlngers
OF the Browns has about reached the
end of his rope and may shortiy oe
shunted to the Minors
Griff turned a deaf ear to propo-
sition advanced by Business Manager
Quinn of st. Louis for a swap of Jim
Shaw for the moist ball finger.
President Griffth has been tipped
off to a third baseman with an Indian
like name who has been attracting
attention with an indus
trial team in the vicinity OF Chicago.
and will leave tonight for the Windy
city with Joe Engle to see this phe-
nom in action with his team. which
plays only on Saturdays and Sundays
Griff says if the youngster looks one
quarter as good as he has been touted
he will sign him.
Although still weak from the ef-
fects Of fasting attendant upon bat
tie with ptomaine poisoning. George
Mcbride was in uniform directing the
team and whooping it up on the lines
Milan was back at his post in right
field. Zeb shouldn't be playing. He
is still limping from the charley horse
which kept him idle for a week, and
any extra bit of eXert:on may aggra
vate the injury. He has his eye on
the ball, however
Evening star., 1921-05-20
PFE|[ ROUGH ON SAILORS
Allows Naval Hospital But Three
Hits and War Wins Ten.Inning
Government League Game.

Emil Pfeil did some excellent pitch
ing for War Department in yester-
days Departmental League engage
nSans He ns went Nata arouEn sfn 1enm
holding it to three hits and winning
his game. to 0. Pfeil famed nine
batters and passed one. Wilson toed
the slab for nine innings for the Sal
lor Medics; granting six hits. Hart
tenth and lost the decision when he
permitted two safeties and uncorked
wild pitch.
Navy Auditors were easy for Annex
Number 2 in 20-to-3 Treasury
League match. The winners made
nineteen safeties, including a homer by
Yates.
Knights Of Pythias made all of their
hits count to beat the Moose, Z to 2,
in the Fraternal League. Deck. Pyth-
ian first sacker, made a triple and
two singles in four times at bat.
Navy jumped on Biggins and Bonar
for nineteen healthy clouts and
thrashed Commerce, 16 to 3. in the
Government League. All but one Of
the Navy players got two or more
SafetieS
Express and shops indulged in a
swatfest in the Terminal X. r. Y NJ.
c. A. League. with the former emerg-
ing NlClOT, 10 10 ~. Inc winners
made sixteen hits and the losers
twelve.
Signal Corps crossed the wires on
Director Of Sales in the War League
and won. 9 to 4. O'keefe Of the losers
nicked HelQuist for a circuit drive.
Company b ran roughshod over
Company D in the National Training
School League, winning II to 0. Oh
sen held the ID boys to q lone single.
Carroll Electrics recorded their Sec
ond straight victory in the CONNER
cial League when they drubbed the
Western Union team. 10 to 2. Lease.
with a homer. and Working, with
three singles in four trials, led the
winners attack.
Zone got nm early start in the
Navy Yard League game and van
Quished Zone 4. AZ to 5. The winning
nine chased in seven runs in the Sec
ond inning.
PepcO ran wild in the Merchants
League. beating woodward & 10th
rop, IL to l. Abenchein pitched good
ball for the winners. Peoples Drug
Store will play Stewards College to-
day.
Treasury routed Navy, - to 8. in
the Colored Departmental League.
Baylor and Berry of Treasury each
made three hits. while E. Mitchell Of
Navy smashed home run.
Evening star., 1921-05-20

SOUTH ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
ColumbiS, 8; Greenville. 5.
Charlotte, 4: Augusta. 1.
Charleston 8: SpaFtapbgrz g.
Evening star., 1921-05-20

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Mobile, 2; Memphis, 1.
Little Rock. ID; Atlanta, T..
New Orleans, 10; Birmin1ham, 8.
Other teams not scheduled.
Evening star., 1921-05-20
GIANTS RUSH CHECKED
York Battles McGraw Clan While
Cubs Go Well-Pirates, Cards
and Braves Are Victors.

Pirates. Cubs. Cards and Braves
scored victories yesterday in the Ma
tional League. The Pittsburgh outfit
beat the league champion Dodgers for
the second successive time, and the
Cubs shattered the Giants victory
streak. The New Workers had won
eight straight. The Cards drubbed
the Phils in eleven innings and the
Braves easily thrashed the Reds.
1t was "free-hitting contest that
the Pirates took from the Dodgers
with 7-to-5 score. The winners
made fourteen safeties against ten for
the losers. Tierney clouted for the
circuit.
Jim York. who relieved Pitcher
Cheeves in the third inning, held the
Giants to three hits and famed eight
batters. Voung was his victim three
times. AS a result the Cubs won.
5 to 3.
Belts, Philly pitcher. hurled the
last two innings against the Cards,
striking out two batters and yielding
no hits or passes. yet he was charged
with the defeat. In the eleventh
Lebourveau made a two-base error
that was followed by a sacrifice bunt
and a sacrifice -Ay for the decisive run.
The Braves recorded their fourth
straight victory by batting Marquafd
hard and drubbing the Reds, to l.
The Rube was slammed for eleven
hits. one of which was a homer by
Powell.
Evening star., 1921-05-20
VIRGINIA LEAGCE,

Suffolk, 8: Norfolk. . Q1 inninRs).
Portsmouth. 6: Newport News, .,
Richmond. 2: Rocky Mount, l.
Wilson. 6; Petersburg, l.. - .s--
Evening star., 1921-05-20

1t was big winning for Chicago
in behalf of Pittsburgh. because the
Pirates ripped through the poor
Brooklyns again and gained a full
game on the Giants.
Pittsburgh md Chicago reported
that the Boston Braves gave them as
good a battle as they had all the
year.
Many an odd coincidence in base
ball lends to its variety. but a real
oddity developed yesterday st. Louis.
in the National. played Philadelphia
eleven innings and won. to 2. Cleve-
land. in the American, played Phila-
delphia eleven innings and won. 4 to
8. That left the standing Of the two
Philadelphia clubs identical. Each has
won eight games and lost nineteen.
The time II approaching when it will
take nine coaches as we'll as players
to win ball game.
Connie Mack was next to all of the
colleges in the north looking for ball
players, but how come iris Speaker
Evening star., 1921-05-20

sRatted for Lee in seventh.
fBatted for Burwell in ninth.
Washington 80. O o q q Is
Twobase hits-Jacobspn. Shanks judge
Milan. Lewis. Three-base hits-Tobin t2,.
SEVERED. Sisler. Home runs-Gerber Char
rity. Stolen bases-Judge. Rice. Tobin. Sac
rifees-Harris. Charity. Double plass-Ger-
her, Lee and Sislcr; Shanks. Harris and Judge:
ton. 8; st. Louis Z Bases on bails-Of Zach
ary. 8; OF Boland. 6: of Rurwell. l. Hits
OF Boland. in 1-3 innings: of Bayne. >
Struck out-By Zachary, /: by Boland. /.
Losing pitcher--Boland. Umpires-Messrs.
Owens and Chill. Time Of game hours and
81 minutes.
Evening star., 1921-05-20

Babe Ruth Struck Out
By White Sox Recruit

CHICAGO, May 20.-Another
Of the recruit pitchers secured
by Manager Gleason OF the
White Sox to nn the gaps
caused BY the world series base
ball scandal passed his hrSt Sc
we're test yeHterday with hytnE
cOlorx. After two other recruits
hnd been driven from the mound
by New York American slug
gers. Joubert Lum Davenport OF
TucsOn, Arix., went in in the
nth inning and struck out Babe
Ruth. the second man mp. Ruth
took n mighty swing mt the
third strike, a fast ball inside.
and missed By q foot.
Evening star., 1921-05-20
Lunte Goes to Sacramento.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, May 2o.-Harry
Lunte Of St. Louis. utility infielder of
the Cleveland club. has been released
to the Sacramento club Of the Pacific
Coast League. His transfer completes
the transaction which brought Pitcher
Walter Mails to the Indians.
Evening star., 1921-05-20
CHARITY AND MILAN
SWAT TEAM TO FRONT
BY DENMAN THOMPSON,

q T. LOUIS May 20-After having the
Mcbride President Griffith yesterday
although outbatted
blows
exhibition by Zachary and register by the
Mac like
received Wednesday, when they
piled inning
Evening star., 1921-05-20
CUBS VICTORY IS JOLT
HOMEWORK DREAMERS
BY JOHN 3. FOSTER

EW YORK May 0Chastened by the that fed
the Giants thath
them the day before. the
before became Visions
helped o them victory.
Evening star., 1921-05-20

COLLEGE BASE BALL.
Vanderbilt. 8; Camp Bennine, 3.
colgate. Q: Cornell, N4 inainesl.
Mercer. n: Tennessee, IL.
Dartmouth, Il: Rutgers. 4.
Evening star., 1921-05-20

to get initiated in 30 many in the
south.
The eminent authority who asserted
that kellys home runs were made be-
cause the pitchers delivered the ball
low to him may guess again. Shoot
one in about shoulder high and see
what happens.
As . hitter Rapp is under wraps.
II 1t hadn't been for Ruth In 1920
we are told there would have been no
base ball throngs. just plain crowds
Mebbe so. This year they put the
blame on Commissioner Lands. Credit
ing attendance to an individual is a
new one in base ball
The Cincinnati Reaa appear likely
to fade to an indistinguishablep pink.