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Evening journal., 1921-06-15
SANE, HE PAYS S.
OUT OF $3.50 ROLL

Wearing his complete wardrobe.
James Smith. who said his home was
in Philadelphia, was arrested yes
tcrday as he leaped froro freight
train in the Edge Moor yarda.
Smith wore two suits OF clothes.
two suits OF underwear. three shirts
and two pairs OF stockings He
wore a soft hat and had two caps
crammed In a pocket In the lining
OF his vest police found $450 In new
bills. He also carried pieces OF glass.
DR.. C. W. X. Forrest today declar-
ed Smith sane. whercupon Magi-
strate Stradley fined him IS and costs
for treepassing on railroad property
Officer Ireland made the arrest.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
FIND SLAIN BOY WHILE
HUNTING GIRL SASSAHANT

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 10 Omitted
Press) While searching for a white
man who attempted 10 assault
Martha Gunther. G years old, of
Brooklyn. Nd, in a woods in the
rear Of the Brooklyn police station
today. August Geisbel, a member of
a posse of armed citizens, found the
body of Edwin George Gardner, Is
years old, who had been missing
from his Brooklyn home since last
Saturday.
The boys head was split almost
in two and his clothing had been
torn from his body.
The police are of the opinion that
the same man who attempted TO as
sauit the little girl assaulted and
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
DELAWARE COUNCIL MEETING

Special to The Evening journal.
NEWPORT. June 15-An especi-
ally interesting meeting has been ar
ranged by the officers OF the Pride OF
Delaware Council. No. as. Jr. o. IT,.
A. NJ, for tomorrow evening. Sew
eral visitors will be present and fol-
lowing the regular business session
viii be in charge. Several addresses
viii be made. The officers request
all members TO be present as mat
ters OF Importance TO the council and
Individual members are to be dis
cussed.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
murdered Gardner.

murdered Gardner.
The girl was seized while on her
to school this morning. She told the
police that as she passed through the
woods a white man jumped from
some underbrush and grabbed her
and carried her into the underbrush.
When she cried for help he choked
her Her neck is covered with la
cerations from his finger nails. I'm
able to carry the girl because OF her
desperate efforts to free herself. the
man dropped her and dragged her
through the underbrush, causing her
legs and body to be terribly torn by
the thorns on the bushes. Residents
Of Brooklyn threaten lynching if the
man is captured.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
THREE oRGANIsrs

There will be a unique musical
service in Epworth NJ. r. Church on
next Sunday evening when three
well-known organists will be heard
in special numbers. Fred S. Smith,
organist OF the New Jerusalem
Church. Carlyle Hemphill. organist
of Westminster Presbyterian Church
and Miss Sarah Hudson White, or
ganist Of st. Paurs NJ r. Church,
will each play a number on the re-
Gently rebuilt organ Of Epworth
Church.
These organists viii play their
numbers preceding the preaching
service, and as they have splendid
regulations as musicians. a musical
treat awaits those who attend Ep-
worth Church on Sunday evening.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
Nv. A RInuNr nEAn.

PENSACOLA. Fla. June rs
Omitted Press. )-Wnliam Alexander
Blount, 70. one Of Florida's fore
most attorneys and president Of the
American Bar Association. died al
a. M, today in Johns Hopkins
Hospital. az Baltimore. according TO
word received by relatives.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
JUNIOR GUARDS FESTIVAL

Members Of The Junior Mechanic
Guards. who held a strawberry fes-
tival last week. report a substantial
sum raised for the organization.
Dancing was enjoyed. the music be-
ing furnished by Eureka Council, Jr.
o. u. A. NJ. orchestra. Solos were
sung by Messrs. Cox Densuky and
Warner. The Guards are planning
several similar entertainments.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
RECovER DRowNrD yor,ru

Dewey Bartlett, 1902 Apple street.
yesterday afternoon recovered the
body OF John England. $50 North
Broome street. who was drowned on
Sunday in the Christiana River. near
The Pennsylvania Railroad Bridge
The body viii be shipped to the home
Of the young mans parents in Zion.
Nd, by Deputy Coroner Nichols
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
GRACE GAME PosTpoNED.

The Grace Brandywine game in
the Church League, scheduled for
tomorrow at Rockford Tower. has
been postponed by mutual agree
ment until next Monday night at 6
o'clock at Twenty-ninth and Market
streets.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
CUTTING CAKE.

II you have difficulty with your
cake becoming stale try cutting out
a portion right across the middle
first and put the two sides that are
left together. II carefully cut they
will fit exactly and the cake, put
together, will hold moisture longer.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
FOR BABY.

If baby dislikes his bath perhaps
the new sponges one sees in the shop
windows will help. They are fash
ioned like small dolls. made OF the
finest kind of rubber. with a color
ful rubber cap and a smart jacket
effect with eolorful buttons down
the front
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
OFFICER WEST III.

Traffic officer West, who has
charge Of traffic at Sixth and Mar
k?t streets, is Off duty. ill., During
his absence there is no trafice Off
Ger al that point.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
NO WONDER THEY'RE
DIGGING UP STREETS

OKEMAH, okla-Everybody In
this town wants to join the pick-aud-
shovel gangs working the streets.
Why? Fabulous treasures are be-
ing unearthedl The latest find was
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
UsE ON.

A cloth dampened with kerosene
will remove axle grease spots from
woolen material. II should not be
rubbed too hard. however, for the
frabric will be injured II IL is.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
INQUEST ON DROWNED BopY.

Coroner Bullock will hold an in
quest Friday night on the death OF
John England, who was drowned
Sunday afternoon In the Christiana
river
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
Am NOVEIrY TEsrIuAr.

The Pastors Aid Society Of Grace
A. NJ. +. Zion Church, Third and
West streets, will give strawberry
festival in the church tomorrow
evening.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
TRUSS TO AID UNCLE SAM

James p. Truss, a graduate OF the
University OF Delaware, is assisting
Internal Revenue Collector Graham
with the collection of income taxes.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15

Don't nope and complain. Go to
enetpot Park and enjoy life.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15

The Want Ad method OF doing
business is the march forward
method.-Adv.
Evening star., 1921-05-23

Jim Wright has been retained as
manager of the club and Johnny
Bleier is field captain. Decoration
day trip for games with Pencoyd,
Philadelphia and York teams has been
arranged and many first-class Semi
professional mines will be brought
here for contests. Rex expects to
play its first game in Northeast Wash
ington, June &c.
Rex batsmen combed Busher and
excellent Silver Spring fielding kept
the score comparatively low. Seven
Of the Rex players got two or more
hits. After Carroll had been re=3c ched
for a trio Of tallies in tlrs. third, owen
toed the slab and easily baffied Silver
Spring.
Peoples Drug stores defea ted Wood
ward 4 IIothrop, to 3. in Mer-
chants League game. The winners
clinched the game when they scored
twice in the eighth inning. Hecht
Company beat Stewards College, 10
to 4.
Knickerbocker Club went on bat
ting spree and beat the Alexandria
Cardinals, 16 to 6. Seventeen safeties,
were registered by the winning team.
Mercer Athletic Club. 9 to 0. The
Roamers batted well.
Christ Child Boys Club won a dou-
header, beating the Standards IL
to 7 and st. Aloysius 12 to I.
Royal Athletic Club failed to put in
an appearance for its scheduled game
with Cleveland Athletic Club. and the
latter claims 9-to-0 forfeit.
White Haven Athletic Club drubbed
Trinity Athletic Club. l6 to /. Barnes
did some heavy hitting for the win
nerS.
Gibraltar Athletic Club nosed out
the Indian Head nine in Il 4-to-2 game.
1t was the first defeat of the season
for the Indians on their home field
Union Printers easily disposed of
Camp Humphreys in an S-to-0 engage
Evening star., 1921-05-23
THRILLS IN OLD LEAGUE
Five Homers, Overtime Struggle
and Near-Riot Mark Heydler
Circuits Sunday Card.

Five home runs, a lve-inning
battle. near-riots and defeats for
home clubs marked the day yester-
day in the National League. More
than 10000 New York fans saw the
Giants humbled by the Pirates, with
each club making a pair of circuit
clouts. In Brooklyn, the home folk
knotted the count in the ninth, but
lost to the Cubs in the twelfth The
crowd at Ebbet Field did not agree
with the umpires and several pop
bottle bombardmentS occurred Sew
eral hundred fans rushed onto the
field at the conclusion of the contest
but were dispersed by police.
y homer by Wheat. two doubles and
triple produced three runs for the
Dodgers and tied the score in the
ninth. They had made only three hits
off Freeman prior to this attack. York
pitched the latter part of the inning
and gave way to Cheeves. who fin
ished the game. The Cubs won. 6 to
4. when pass and a triple off Ma
maux and an error netted two mark
ers in the twelfth.
brilliant finish gave the Pirates
their to win over the Giants
Whitted's homer scored Cutshaw
ahead in the eighth. knotting the
count. hut in the Giants half Burns
circuit drive regained the lead for his
club. Carey'S smash into the left
field hleachers with one on started
the Pirates to siX-r-un remp in the
ninth. The Giants crashed in three
markers in their final turn. Snyder
also made a homer for|the losers.
Evening star., 1921-05-23

The total number of home
which was made in the Natl
League in 1920 was 2sI. In the Ar|
can League $40 were lofted and ler|
cncd. This Will help to give an
proNimate idea of what is goinl
this year. The American I-eaguI
course. surpassed the National,
only because Babe Ruth thrust
individual prowess into the
ground. but for the reason thatI
Yankees, of which he was A med
made a team record for home ru}
1l5
Conservative base hall men iu
fall Of 1920 said the home run fi5
OF the American League for 1920 n
ably would not b" surpassed inI
average lifetime OF those then LID
They may not be. However. 4
Is Il plethora of home run battiuI
IN" National this year which w1
indicate that if the American plS
do their share the home run marI
hoth leagues viii have to be ed
and made over.
The big fellows with the big sd
ar" EallonInE now at pace vi
VIII carry them over the mark OIL
year. The attitude assumed 'hy \
that free hitting would drive a
the spectators has had no effect id
cities where the home run hittitI
most conspicuous. On tho cont
the result has been just the rev,
Evening star., 1921-05-23

tacuIar style. Courtney then whitfield
Falk.
Courtney's old failing. wildness. got
him into II jam in the sixth. when ne
Nas bombed off the hill under a rain
of three extra base blows, in addition
to Il couple Of passes, and before
ErickSo could get the side out the
SoX had chalkcd up fNc runs. John-
son led with a safety down the line
in right for two bases. Courtney
worked hard on both Mulligan and
Collins but failed to locate the plate
for either. Judge speared Hoopers
crack while on the run toward sec
ond and forced johnson at the plate
with fine off-balance throw. With
two called balls on him, Falk picked
out one to his liking and walloped it
into the right field bleacherS.
When Mostil followed with A triple
to left center Erickson was sum-
mOned. He was greeted by Sheely
nearly to the stand in left center to
clutch. Mostil easily scored. Schalk
then dropped Il Texas Lacquer into
right. but was erased stealing.
After retiring the Sox in order in
the seventh. Erickson developed a
streak of wildneSs on his own hook in
tho following frame. which paved the
way for another alien tally. Collins
and Hooper We're the beneficiaries of
Olafs generosity. Falk popped to
Eric trying TO bunt, and MoStil was
called out on strikes. but Sheely pro-
duced the tally with a safe shot to
center. Schalk then popped to
ORourke.
GriffS Make Threats.
Rice rammed Il safety to the middle
pasture in the eighth. only to be dou-
bled up with Harris.
In the final frame the Nationals
made gestures, Charity walking
with down and a n irl
single to center by Brewer. batting
for O'Rourke but IIlferbe, nominated
to hit for Eric. wound"it up by roll
ing to johnson.
Evening star., 1921-05-23
SPEAKERS HITS DECIDE
Tribe Chieftain Drives In Four
Runs and Scores Another to
Vanquish Red Sox.

Indians, Yankees and Athletics tri-
umphed yesterday in the American
League. The Tribe handed the Red
Sox a lot of horse collars and the
fanks went through ten innings to
take fall out of the Browns Con-
ME Mack's hopefuls were up and at
'em and tanned the Tigers.
iris Speaker made two doubles that
drove in four runs and tailed him
self, as the Indians defeated the Red
Sox. to 0. Sam Jones was the pitch
er to suffer. Gardner and Johnston
each made three hits in four times at
bat. Coveleskie easily checked the
Red Sox.
The Browns nicked Bob Shawkey
for five runs and chased him from the
box, after tying the score in the sew
enth inning, but Carl Mays, relief
pitcher, after two were out in the
tenth. connected for a single that
scored Ward. who had tripled, with
the tally that won for the Yanks. s
to 5. Shocker went the route for the
losers. Meusers homer in the sew
enth netted the Yanks three runs.
When Sutherland weakened in the
tenth inning, the Macks combed him
for a flock of hits and five runs and
beat the Tigers, 9 to s. Oldham had
been driven from the slab after five
innings. The Cobb clan also got TO
Rommel in the tenth. nicking him for
pair Of tallies. Cobb got a homer
and three singles in five efforts.
Evening star., 1921-05-23

He is described as a rather Squatty
athlete, a right-hand hitter with the
customary fine pair of hands" and
great throwing arm Grin likes his
looks. so far as he could judge from
one game, and thinks he is d good
fielder. but is doubtful regarding his
ability as a batsman. He hits in fifth
position with the Beloit club. Steil.
while not under contract with the
factory team. has a verbal agreement
with the management to finish the
season. He will seek permission to
quit the industrial outfit, and if he
obtains it will report to the Nationals
here within the next day or two.
Grimth and Mcbride. undeterred by
what happened to Courtney yester-
day, plan to carry on with their the
ory of working lefthandefs at every
opportunity, which means that Zach
ary will be sent against the Sox in
the second tilt of the set this after
noon Mulrennanan or Pence, both
newcomers with the Hose. probably
will get the call to toll for the home
talent.
Gleason's Salt Lake infeld-Sheely,
Mulligan and Johnson. with Eddie
Collins added-looke good yesterday.
The latter does not appear to have
slipped in any respect.
The weather wax quite warm. es-
pecially for Chicago. at this season
of the year. and a crowd upward of
$4,000 turned out. South Side rooters
surely are loyal to Comiskey.
Schnlk's bingie in the sixth was an
other of those gift affairs Harris.
Miller and Rice held the convention
this time.
Harris continues at the top of the
haSa fhaff
ing the eleventh to his credit this
season. He was tagged by Schalk
on his second effort to pilfer and
later was picked off first by Faber.
Mcbride shifted his lineup, moving
Harris up into the cleanup position
and dropping ORourke below Char
rity to eighth place. The change
worked. but not well enough.
O'Rourke did n neat piece of work
in taking Gharrity's peg to nip john
son off second in round four catching
the ball with one hand and with the
same motion tagging while ne was
off the ground in his dive for the bag.
Judges stop Of Hooper'x wicked
smack in the fourth was Ineritorious.
Joe digging the ball out-of the dirt
race to the, sack. Without these two
plays the enemy would have tailed
at least twice in this frame.
Courtney famed his hurting op-
ponent with TWO out in the fifth. after
hitting SChaik in the ribs with The
ball.
Harris was wounded by Fahcr for
the second successive time in the
sixth. but was picked off n moment
later.
ShnnkS' double in the sixth was "A
Texas Lacquer TO right which ncithe r
Sheely. Collins nor Hooper could quite
get 10. He was left when Charity
popped to Schalk
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Courtney permitted only three blows
in that fateful sixth, but they came
in conjunction with a pair of paSSss
and travelled for distances of two.
being produced by Bib Falk. Il
twenty-year-o product of South
western University of Georgetown,
Tex. with the bases loaded. Nuff Sed.
The Nationals remained in fourth
place. as the Red Sox also lost.
Look Good ut Outset.
An impressive exhibition of club
bing was given in the first inning by
the Nationals. who proceeded in a
very workmanfike manner to chase
two men to the counting station.
Judge singled to right. took second on
Milan's smash past MullIgan and
moved up notch with him on Eice's
neat sacrifice. Harris rap 10 John
son resulted in the death of Judge at
the plate but Harris stole second and
with Milan tailed on Millcr'S solid
single to left-center. Shanks popped
to end it.
Safeties by Courtney and Judge
with two down in the second were
wasted when Milan lofted. In the
third Harris and Miller both died
stealing after being winged and walk
ed. respectively. and Shanks anguish
ed at the midway following a single
and Gharritys sacrifice in the fourth,
O'Rourke and Courtney both sue
Aumbing on strikes
In this round the Sox made their
initial threat after the first nine
men had been set down in order. only
two of them getting the ball out of
the infield Johnson was credited
with a scratch safety on his bounder
past Shanks. which O'Rourke knoeked
down. Mulligan walked Charity
picked Johnson off second with a nice
peg to ORourke, Collins single.
real hit to center. put Mulligan on
second and the pair advanced while
Judge was retiring Hooper in spec
Evening star., 1921-05-23

ment Webb held the soldiers to five
hits. while his mates clouted ten off
Harvey.
Dominican Lyceums recorded their
fourth straight win when they
Mcconnell famed fifteen and allowed
the losers but one hit.
Dreadnnught Athletic Club made it
eleven straight with an 8-to-0 win
over the Boiling Field Aviators. Alex
apder pitched good ball for the vic
tors
Riverside Athletic Club. s to 3. Dove
kept the losers seven hits well scat
tered.
TrnIeytown Athletic Club ran it's
victory string to seven by beating
Registrars, to .. Stevens. on the
slab for the winners, famed fifteen.
kensington Of the Montgomery
County League vanquished the Annex
team, 13 to 3. Gill famed thirteen of
the losers in six innings.
RandIe Athletic Club pointed the
way to the Maccabees in an 11-to-5
battle. The winners made eighteen
hits.
Linworth Midgets took the measure
Cartee made a homer with the bases
filled.
Alexandria Athletic Association won
their eleventh consecutive game, with
an S-to-4 score over Emanon Athletic
Club. Snyder and Walters made three
hits each for the winners.
Hay state Athletic Association
stopped the Mohawks in a 10-to-1 ar
gument. O'keefe hurled we'll for the
victors.
Evening star., 1921-05-23
Seats for Grifs' Games
Go on Sale Tomorrow

box seats for the first fiye
games the Nationals will take
part in after their return from
the western trip will be put on
ShIe tomorrow at SpnIding'x, 6l3
i4th street. The GrifYx play the
ankceS Friday. and the Red
SoN saturday and Sunday. Nom
day the Yankees come bnck rn-
three Eame~, playing here
Memorial day morning and oft.
ernOOn. The sale ipcIude. ,ha
holiday games.
Evening star., 1921-05-23
Soccer League Completed.

The eight cities which will he repre-
sented by professional teams in the
American Soccer League have been
definitely decided upon as follows:
New York Soccer Club. Todd Ship
yard, Brooklyn; Celtics. Jersey City;
Soccer Club. ethlehem
Steel Company. Harrison IN. j. Soc
Ger Club, Fall River United and J. and
p. Coats, Pawtucket. r. ].
Evening star., 1921-05-23
153 HOMERS IN MAJORS
IN 81 DAYS OF PLAYN
BY GEORGE CHADWICK.

INCLUDING the May 10 embracing exactly
OF the playing the total OF home
1S5 This all achievements
of ongdistanoe hitting No organizations re
and no aggregation OF players IT, or the all
be as under head bad the ball hard
duration OF time and the
has also been plenty OF doubles and triples.
Evening star., 1921-05-23
STRENGTHENED REX NINE
TO MEET SPEEDY CLUBS

EX ATHLETIC CLUB semi ball Of the
X District which formally
a1to4 Silver Mont
Cd) probably will
club organized The squad includes ovannett and
cacherS Bryant pitchers; Roche,
Bernhard and Leneric nelders and Ber Fitzgerald Carroll Lynch
Mc(a hv rfedcr
Evening star., 1921-05-23
HYDROPLANE SINKS IN RACE.

DETROIT May 23-The hydrOplane.
Miss Belle Isle. owned and driven by
FRANK SchipacasSe. struck submerged
OBSTRUCTION during "A race in Detroit
river yesterday and sank in twenty
1eet Of water Schipacass" and his pas
eenger were picked up by another boat
Evening star., 1921-05-23
1otais 80 = 8 -
'Batted for O'Rourke in ninth.
fBatted for Erickson in ninth

Chlcaso- --.... . . o 8 o -6
i"o,base hits-Shanks. Johnson, Three. ba Sc
~ nnIt-MostIi. Home run-Falk.- Stoieu t,ase-
harris Sacrihces-Rice. Gharenty SheeIv
Donbte piay-Coilins. Johnson to Eheeiy. IAft
Na haSesmW shngton, Z: Chicago ). Base on
pFrioh Fr,ir faber. y; ON Courtney. 3; on
one, ne-third innings off Erickson. in two and
tHo,thirds innings. Hit by pitcherLBy Faber
BY faber, 4; by Courtney. =; BY Erickson 2
Losing pltcher-Courtney. umpires-Messrs
nild"brand. Moriarity and Evans. Time Of
game hour and 81 minutes.
Evening star., 1921-05-23
Shooting Title to Yale,

Yale won the intercollegiate t
shooting championship for
eleventh successive time by defes
pennsylvania and Harvard The
five scored $50 out of a possible
Pennsylvania was second with
Harvard third with 379.
Evening star., 1921-05-23
Police in Shooting Match,

NEW ORLEANS. MAY a3,-rhe
police department has accepted
challenge OF the st. Louis police
partment for a pistol shooting
test
Evening star., 1921-05-23
Records for Past Week
in the Major Leagues

The past weeks record in the
major leagues OF games played,
won and lost. with runs. hits.
errOrx. men left on bases and
runs scored by oPpOnents, in
Guiding games of Saturday, is
ms follows:
Evening star., 1921-05-23
What May Happen
in Base Ball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results of Yesterdays Games.
Chicago. 6: Washington, .
New York. 9; st. Louis, ;
Cleveland. ); Boston, o.
Philadelphia, 8; Detroit g
Evening star., 1921-05-23
Fiue Runs in Sixth Defeat Gr Long Hitting ang
FALK MAKES HOME RUN
WITH THE BASES FULL
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

@HCAGO -Urban Faber, leading uer of the American
of straight
~ prospect ended when the Nationals
the plate
hong Comkey Park yesterday hey continued
outbattcd the White
the ended
helpless before Courtney for five
off in to 6-to-2 triumph.
Evening star., 1921-05-23
Ships Racers to America.

HAVRE. France, May 23.-Forty-six
horses. mostly yearlings, from NJ. A.
K Macomber's stable. have been
shipped to New Yorak. They are
products of the former Vanderbilt es-
at Chantilly.
Evening star., 1921-05-23

Except for Milwaukee. which il
the cellar. the American Associa
race changes around SO rapidly
the fans don't know whether they
looping the loop or shooting
chuteS.
Evening star., 1921-05-23
Ray Ouimet Wins at Golf.

EXCELSIOR SPRING. Mo. May 23-
Ray Ouimet Kansas CITY. brother Of
Francis. won the annual tournament
of the Excelsior Springs Golf Club by
defeating Mason Dean, also Of Kansas
City. and 4.
Evening star., 1921-05-23
NEW SHORTSTOP LIKELY
TO JOIN GRIFFS SOON
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

CHlCAGO, May S-Wahington shortly short
stop in the OF Joshua Meadows S performing with
the Fairbanks Morse OF Beloi Stei who is bo
old first tipped off Clark last year. and
Evening star., 1921-05-23
Meet to Ohio State.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. May 23-Ohio
State, by scoring twenty-eight points
in the four weight events. gained an
advantage that won for them the
track and field meet from Purdue,
74h to 53k
Evening star., 1921-05-23
Tie for Sally League Lead,

COLUMBIA. S. c.. May 23.-The be-
ginning of the fifth week of the south
Atlantic Association race finds Colum-
Ola anu Greenville tied for first place
Evening star., 1921-05-23

Babe Adams celebrated his thirty
ninth birthday by pitching winning
game for Pittsburgh against Brook
lyn
Evening star., 1921-05-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results of Yesterdays Games.
Pittsburgh, 8; New York. g.
Chicago, 8: Brooklyn, .