davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-23
PASSION PLAY" CAST FOR
1922 is BEING FORMED

oBERAMMERGAU, Germany. Aug.
AUTHORIZATIONS for next years pre-.
sentation OF the famous Passion
Play" are being made. The cast OF
the production will be definitely de,
cided on by October.
The officials having the manage,
ment of the production say that al
ready large numbers of Americans
have announced their intention to at,
tend the performances.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-23
1911 Aliens in Dayton.

There were 1911 foreign born
white persons in Dayton, Ohio, in
1920, the Census Bureau announced
today. The five leading nationalities
were as follows: Germans, 4,112;
Hungarians, 1921; Russians, LIZA;
Irish, 6S2; Poles, ga.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-23

the fact that it will be charged, from
thence hitherto that l was made
famous overnight and placed upon the
front page OF the newspaper by one
who will go down in history swinging
on the coattails OF Woodrow Wilson
in an ambition to be member Of the
Peace Conference at Versailles
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-23
1884 Youngstown Aliens.

There were 1884 foreIgn-b born
white persons in Youngstown, Ohio
in 1920. the Census Bureau announc.
ed today. The five leading nation.
alities were as follows: Italians
5,53s; Austrians, $3.50; Hungarians
2,6s4 Jugo-Slavs. 2,57s; English,
1855.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-23

DctWccH DTit-
ain, the United
s I a I Q 8, and
japan Ii i'm
pos sible. He
knows II.
w h at h o
seeks Is:
To save jap
ans face. She
and Bri I a | n
have a lot Of
business to do
I o x e [ n e r In
China.
To work out
an Orie n tai
doctrine tn at
the u n | I @ d
States will sub
scribe to, and
that at the
same time will
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-23
TWO STEAMERS AGROUND
IN YANGTZE-KIANC RIVER

SHANGHAI. Aug. 23.-The British
steamship Glaucus and the French
steamship Cordillere went aground
in the Yangtze-Kiang river today.
Tugs are standing by.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-23
Japanese Honor to Brazil.

TOKYO. Aug. 23.-Japan will send
the battleship Settsui to the coming
Brazilian centenary celebration at Rio
Janeiro.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-23
LLOYD GEORGE
At FARLEY AIMS
TOHELP JAP AN
Knows Triple Alliance a Dream,
So Plans Pact Acceptable to
U. S., Says Hapgood.
BY NORMAN HAPGOOD.

Whatever else may be said of him,
David Lloyd George Is no fool. No
body need assure him that an alliance
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-23

Now, while your Jabs Of irony and
ridicule in the Federationist may de
light those who enjoy light reading
land frankly / want to admit that
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
SkOLA BUDE ZAHAJENA v
PATEK A SOBOTU TENTO
TYDEN.

Navstivte mas a pTesvedcte
Sc o nasich podivuhodnych
kursech sitf satu, navrhova-
mi, modiststvi, stfihani, krej-
coviny, 0pravovanf, decorator
stvi, siti ma stroll, Siti ozdobn6
no i jednoducheho, umeleho
vysivani, prymkafstvi atd. Mo-
hou Sc pfihlasiti divky kazd6-
no veku, t6z zeny. Denni trf-
Idly, tez V pondeli a We ctvrtek
vecer.
DARVAS PROFESSIONAL
SCHOOL
$500 Hough Ave-,
Iroh z. 66. ul. Wade park kara.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
matefske znameni.
Roman cd Liny Berlepsu.
Pro "DomAcnost' pre. Emanuel Beranek.
ia svitani opustil Vaneck

Za svitani opustil Varneck
dunn.
Lima spechala k ohnu a wy
hlizela "a polozavrenou okeni-
ci. On k nj pohledl; vyhlizeE
rozervan6 jako kdyby Sc byl
spanek ma vicko jeho nesnesl.
Lima sepjala ruce. Jeden
den V nej slepe mela duverova-
ii, prosil. Ona chtela. Ale proc
prichazela j ustavicne do hla-
w povidka Pattina o herecce?
Uplyne den, nez Sc opetne
uzri, - dlouhy, beztesny den.
Byl mlhavy a temna q mlhava
,byla tez noe.
"Mr. Varneck yam zde ne
chal klice ku knihovne, slec-
no." pravila Patty, kdyz Line
prinesla snidani. Dale mi wy
rldil, abych vam vyridila, re
sc s vecernim vlakem opetne
vrati."
Exam SELF"
"Nevirn, bezpochyby ku sve
matce.'
"Ku sve matce! Ma nj Lima
nebyla pomyslila. Obratila Sc
smutne a nasledovana jsouc o.
.brazem Varneckovym, prosla
chodbami zamku. Nebylo il mo
zno tise sedeti a cisti. Prsa j
| tizilo yelike bfemeno.
Pc obede rozlozila Sc dc
Varneckovy lenosky hledela
sniv6 do krbu.
Nahle oteVrely Sc dvefe d
dive danny objevily Sc ma pra-
hu.
StarSi, sV6tlovlasa DANA '
bohatem cestovnim odevu po.
hlizela svyma modryma ocima
iako Nemesis ma Linu. Jeji o.
mladla podobizna il nasledo-
vala. Lima Sc zdvihla. "Chcete
Imluvit S Mr.. Varneckem?" ta
zala Sc. "Nenl donna"
"Musim sc seznamiti," pra
villa starsi DANA. "Vy jste ons
nhlada osoba, ktera Sc cd dn
ma ,Beechwoodu zdrzuje?"
| Lima Sc uklonila.
"Jsem matka Mr.. Varnecks
zde je mole net. Miss Carni
la Varneckova. - Pripravtt
nam nase pokoje, Mrs Hareo
va obratila sc k hospodyni
jez prave vstoupila. "Prodli
me zde n6kolik dni. Postarejt,
Sc tez o obed, preji 81 promlu
viii Sc slecnou. - Prosim
vase jmeno?"
"Arnaultova,' odvetila lie
dove Lima.
me, mezi temito bestiem
nezustanu!" volala Kamill
prudce. "Nenavidim psy. Ru
dolf to vi ma jich prece PIN.
duml Vyzente je Mrs. Hareo
va"
"Mr. Varneck poskytl psllr
tolik svobody," odtusila jemn
, hospodyne, "ze Sc domnlvaj
mIti zde nejake pravo."
ia to ale nerpim, rozumI
. te mi," kridela Kamilla. "Oka
mite ten dobytek vyzente; n
zustanu ami okamzlk dele tt
: mi bestiemi pod jednou sire
!; chou
Nasledovala ziva scena. Ne
zvykli takovemu nakladani, {
haneli Sc psi kolem sebe jak
zbesili.
z Konecne pozvedla Sc Lima
j ma prvni zvuk jejiho hlasu |
r tichli psi nechali Sc odves
a klidne pokoje.
/ "Zijete miru S milacky m
= no syna,' praVlla Mrs. Varme
q ckova durazem.
e Lima neodpovedela.
J "Prisla jsem schvalne z M
o veho Yorku, abych S vami mt
e, hla mluviti,' pravila stara d;
z ma po kratke pomlcce. "Jes
o dobfe, re neni Rudolf dom;
= Zvlastnim zpusobem Hnezniin
d sc We svych dopisech o vaSifpr
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sewn praci. Avsak take jablko
dusene, anebo pouzite V teste,
Jako V .zayinu a pod. je potra-
you milou, chutnou a zdravi
prospesnou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23

Nenlnime Sc roZeplsovati 0
Einnosti Narodniho Sdruzeni
"a dolby tryani akce osvobozo-
vaci, iez dosud nebyla nalezi-
te a poctiv6 zhodnocena. Ma
nejvJse da Sc fici, re o cinno-
sti Narodaiho Sdruzeni "a val
ky dosti bylo napsano, avSak
najde-li sc nekdy kr.ticky hi
storik onoho hnuti, kter6, at
hledime ma ne tax ci onak, by
lo tou nejkrasnejsi epochou V
zivote Cechu anerickJch, nu-
ze. ten pTi5ti &riticky historik
Qcini dobre, i2dy2 vsechno to,
co bylo napsano, Dude brati ne
Jenom tim pfislovecnym Urn
KEN, ale primo hrsti soil
Snadneji 10 straw a nezustane
mu po tom Y ustech nep6kna
pflchut'.
Mas spise .zajinlaji otazky
Jaky program rozylne Narod'
nj Sdruzeni pro pri4ti sToii Gin
most? Do jake miry ospravedl
milo syoji axistenci "a obdob
od posleoI.iho sjezdu? Ably
chom byli co nejstrucnejSi, .po
lie naseho mineni, diva rcky ot
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23

SKuCeCne Q0Df6 a neZkaZene.
Snad jste tez velmi nezkuSe-
ma a nevite mic o konvencional-
mich pomerech, netusite, co svet
o tech nejneWinnejsich lidech
mluvi."
Lima stala jako socha; nero
zumela smyslu reci a neumela
odpovedeti.
"Nyni tazi Sc vas We vasem
prospechu, Miss Arnaultova, >"
pokracovala Mrs. Varneckova,
"proc davate svoji povest' do
reci a proc zGstavate ma osa-
melem miste samotna 8 kras-
nym mladym muzem?"
"Madamel" !"
"Samotna muzem, ktery je
mimo toho diva roxy jiz zasnou
ben Sc svou sestrenkou Ka-
millou."
Line klesala kolena. Zasnou
ben! a s takovpu divkou!
Rudolf jest absurdni Glo-
vek," zvolala Kamilla. "Kazdy
novy oblicej no drazdi a ia
bych to ami nesnesla, kdybych
nevedela, ze jeho srdce jest mi
verne oddano.
Mrs. Varnockova Sc obrati-
la. Nemohla snesti pohled mia
deho devCete.
Camilla a ia name slab6
nervy," vzdychla. "Cesta nase
do Beechwoodu byla pro mas
tim namahavejsi, ponevadz
jest nam misto samo protivn6.
Pfece vSak jsme Sc odvazily
prijeti a tax dlouho k Rudolf
fovu dobTu zlstati, pokud jste
Wy V jeho dome hostem."
"Pak neni vaseho pobytu ma
dlouze," pravila Lima s jiskri-
cini zraky, "opustim cd mi
Inuty tento dunn. Lituji pouze,
re jsem vam zpGsobila nepfi-
,jemnost a slecne nepokoj."
| Lima obratila Sc ku dverim
Mrs. Varneckova povstala.
ITO by bylo to nejmoudrej.
81, ia vas vSak nenutim k ma.
| hlemu odjezdu. Borney mi rex
re vase rodina bydli blfzkc
| New Yorku."
"Zda Sc, ze vam Borney to.
lik rekl, ze ia vam vice jiz ii
kat nemusim.
II Jest6 pohled ma matku Ru
dolfovu a ma jeho zasnoubenkl
spechala re dyerT.
Ma prahu il potkala Patty.
"Snad neodjedete, mila slec
no?" zvolala Patty uleknute.
"Ano, Patty"
"Oh, boze! ia dobfe vedela
proc prisly. Ale Mr.. Varnecl
sc nestara o sestrenku. Jeh,
| matka jej po tom pribehu
!, hereCkou pfinutila k onomu zi
snoubeni a jemu bylo pax VS.
jedno. Ale Wy nesmite - V.
: nesmite nyni jiti. Go bych mi
: rekla az sc vratl!"
: Sc zimnicnym spechem sloz
: la Lima neco svych veci a pri
: pravila Sc ma cestu.
'Vyrid'te Mr.. Varneckov
: muj vrely dix" stkala; a m
: nejlepsi prani k jeho stestiw
} "A spechala Sc schodu, u j
delny, kde ODE danny Sc nacha
4 zely, podala Patty laskave ru
: ku vkrocila do Sireho sveta.
i bud S Boheml Beech
wooded" Ten nejrychlejsi kaf
ten nejprudsi vitr, nesnesli b
: il tax rychle odtud, iak by !
prala, 2 mista, kde pocal pry
NJ sladky sen jejiho ziti. a KID
: ten samy horem a zarmutker
!. Skoncil.
: Ami jednou Sc neohledl
t zpet, probehla loubim a zabo
!. ella na cestu vedoucl k nadra
i Ii.
: Wetrem deStem priJizdel
/, naproti koGar, v kterem sedt
: la obstarozna, cerne odena da
o ma.
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lOSLHy HEuOSCdCSh hO4lS0A etN''N
nj prace. Tim neminime Gin
most V jednotlivych odbockach
- z tech nekterych Sc pod
nikalo vice, V iinych meme, ne
kde Sc dokonce spalo, ale ma
me ma mysli cinnost, vlastne ne
dostatek cinnosti, jez byla by
byvaIa dirigoyana z ustredi a
5ez byla by doVedla udrzeti "a
jem n&seho lidu. OvSem, byla
podniknuta do Czech vyprava
"pracovniku Narodniho Sdru-
zeni,' ale to jest historic, KITE
ra ma RUNE kapitoly a n6ktere
y t6chto jsou rozhodne nepek-
ne.
Kdyz sc pise pfisti CHINO.
sti Narodniho Sdruzeni, melC
by byti vyvarovano vsech prazd
nych, j kdyz lesklych frasi &
vseho, cemu Sc rika Americe
"bunk" - jako ze 81 ma nej.
vyssich mistech" V Ceskosloyer
sku preji, ably Sc Narodni Sdrl
zenl udrzelo, atd. Byly easy
kdy 81 ma nejvysSich mistech Y
Berline prali, ably Narodni ne
mecla alliance V Americe Sc u
drzela prosperovala a mnoz
nasi lide zle to vytykali Zdej
Sim Nemcum.
Zdali bylo odsouzeni hodno
kdyz zdejsi N6mci cekali n;
pokyny 2 Berlina, co 81 tan
preji, stejne bylo by odsouzen
hodno, kdybychom my cekal
ma pokyny, co 81 preji V Pra
re. Ostatne my name podeZre
nj, re TO prani 2 tech nejVys
sich mist obyGein6 tlumoGi Ii
de, pro n6z uskutecn6ni onohr
pfani znamenalo by tim neb o
MIN Zuusobem nejaIkou vyhodl
My preieme 81 udrzeni Ma
rodniho Sdruzenl, ale ono mu
81 dokazati, ze ma podmink,
plodneho, zdarneho zivota
Jsme toho mlneni, re i nyni
jv budoucnosti mohou sc vysky
nouti pripady, re Narodn
Sdruzeni muze prospect repu
bli1e, avSak v tech vecech, ida
Ii bude nit Y cele inteligentn
lidi. doyede 81 poraditi, bez vs.
like direktivy cd panu V Pra
re, kterl ponejVice mail hod
ne popletene pojmy Amer
ce, pres vsechny ty styky, je
pestovany jsou sc starou vlast
Cd pfevratu. 4 pax dluzno
uvedomiti, re dnes media S
pracovati takogym zpRsober
jako "a v4lky Americky It's
ma Sc dnes na pozoru pred pr
pagandou - cinz minnie pr,
pagandu flzenou 2 nejakeho
stfedi. Ia vally bylo jinal1,
Sc pfiilmalo vsechno, so byl
: ma proSpech y6ci spojencu, kt
Ira y pqslednich dvou letee
: yalky byla tez veci Ameriky
! +
; Dnes ma americky tisk vs.
-|,de sV6 zastupce nebo zNlast,
korrespondenty. kteEl studu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
POZNAMKY K SOUCASNYM
UDALOSTEM.

V sobotu a Y nedali. konan
Dude Y Chicago sjezd sCesko-
slovenskeho Narodniho .Sdru-
zeni. Safnozfejme, re tam po-
dan bude prehled dosaVadni
cinnosti a rozvinut program
cinnosti pristi a my nijak ne
name \ umyslu predbirati vyVl
enu udabSti neb vyvozoVati ne
1aky viiv touto predsjezdovou
lvahou. Take ocekavame, re
nam to nebude zazlivanO nebo
DfedhazoVano. Die naSeho skro
mneho min6ni spise "a pokara-
nj by stale, ze sized Ceskoslo-
venskeho Narodniho Sdruzeni
nevyyolal zadneho zaimu ma
sem verejnem tisku - jako by
Sc jednalo o neiaky bezvyzna-
nny Spolek.
A prece jm6no CeskosloFen-
ek6ho Narodniho Sdruzeni
vzdycky bude uzce spjato be
lem "a osvobozeni naSeho marc
da q kdyz vezmeme v6c sc strdr
KY zcela jin6, abychom tax re.
XII prakticke a kazdemu po'
chopitelne, Narodni Sdruzen
ekolektovalo od ceskosloyen
skeho hdu v Americe snad as
pul druheho millionu dollaru
ktere vynalozilo ma akci osVo
bozovaci a podpurnou, z je
no mesiCnich vykazd Vychaz
ma ievo, ze dosud jest nan pa
matovano, re ma sluSne pfi
imy vydani, re 81 vydrzuj'
stalou kancelar stale Gredni
ky - zdali k vuli nicemu il
nemu. aspon k vuli tomu mas
verejnost m6la by Sc Mar
Sdruzeni zajimati. Nase ceski
Amerika jest V takovem posta
veni, re nemuze 81 dovoliti ply
tvati fondy pen6znimi ami G
nergii - nedostava Sc toho O
noho ma v6ci opravdu uzitecn
r. ddlezite.
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o jablku. Jablko poziVa z
naSeho ovoce davno uz pevesti
ovoce nejzdravejSiho a ruz-
most jeho druhu jeSte prispiva
k jeho vSeobecne oblibe. Jabl-
ko ma skutecne neJeden dobry
vlIv ma lidsky organismus, jed
max W.. ze podporuje znacne
traveni, takze zabranuje tvo-
renl zlucoveho nebo moGoyeho
.kamene a hromad6ni moGove
kyseliny V organismu, cimz
'chrani pred dnou; krom toho
take cisti zubni kamen a ce-
lou dutinu Ilstni. Vylisoyana
jablecna st ava S medem eli
tronem je 'osvedcenym prostred
KEN pro pot a proti ,nervoVe-
mu vzruSeni. Tento napoj do
porueuJe Sc svou uklldnuJlci a
pri tom osNezujici vlaStnosti
rfl naplnave unavujici du-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23

u
Sc duyere tiskovych kancelari
neb syndikatd Casopiseckych a
ii informuji. Kdo Sc domniva,
ize s otevrenou naruci bylo by
prijimano americkem tisku
vsechno, co by prislo Cd Cze-
choslovak National Alliance,
nebo Cd Czechoslovak Press
Bureau We Washingtone, jest
ma velik6m omylu. Nepochyb-
ne jsou Gasopisy take V Ameri-
ce, jako We Francii, ktere 81
dali Tfci'' "a slusne zaplace-
nj, ale vecna skoda penez v ta-
kovych pripadech, nebot' kdyz
casopis "a penize uverejnf ne
co prizniveho pro nekterou
stranu, da Sc ziskati tlmtez
zpdsobem k uverejneni n6ceho
neprlzniveho stranou jinou.
Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kan
cellar We Washingtone, jejiz Wy
drzovani stoji pry $4,000 roc
ne - ma koruny pres diva milli-
ony - jez az dosud omezovala
svoji cinnoSt ma zasobovani ce-
skych a slovenskych casopis1
lvecmi, 0 nichz samoZrejme pi-
sou casopisy We vlasti a obcas-
inym kabelogramem, rovnez do
ceskych a slovenskych casopi-
ISL, zahajila pry anglickou sluz
lbu tiskovou pro americke ca
isopisy. Nechceme byti proro-
ky zla, ale pochybujeme, ze S
| i'm prorazi, 2 te priciny, re
bude ma to pohlfzeno nikoli ja-
ko ma informace, nybrz jake
ma propaganda.
Sloupce americkych casopi-
Isu isou vSak vzdy otevreny mu
zdm, kteTi sc vysinuli V politi-
Ice, literature, v6de, obchode a
Itakovi mohli by prokazati neo-
ceniteln6 sluzby ceske v6ci. III
Iskati k spolupraci muze tako-
I've, m6Io by byti jednim z dko.
| III Narodniho Sdruzeni. Netvr-
| dime, re jest TO spravn6, nicmt
me vsak jest to praVdou, re c
IurGitem lidu neb narodnoSt
Isoudi Sc die toho, kdo jest j
v cele, kdo jeji jmenem mlu
'|vi. Kdyz p. Harding zvolen by
presidentem, dial do Vefejnosti
re 81 pozve do Marion "tht
ibest minds, a temi re sc bu
: de raditi. Nechceme roZhodo
, vati, do jake miry byl p. Hard
in st'astnym We vyberu onecf
! best minds, ale nebyl to I'll!
lnapad a nebyl by to zly napaC
ami pro Narodni Sdruzeni.
Konecne mohlo by Narodn
'lSdruzeni konati drobnou prac
yzd6lavaci - poradati, povo
lanymi lidmi, popularni pred
; InaSky, 0 americkem zrizeni,
znamenitych mulch a zenacl
americkeho a rovnez take
oeskeho naroda, historickycl
mistech a prirodnich kraSacl
Ceskoslovenska i Ameriky, da
lie pfedna5ky zdravovedne
! historicke a snad iinych jest
oboru, tyto popularni prednaf
ky tisknouti a mezi lIdem ma
sim siriti. Narodnl Sdruzer
mohlo by vzpominati dnuu jak
isou vyroci narozeni Wash
ingtona, Lincolna, zdobeni hrc
bu, ctvrty cervehec, 28. rijen
jinych z americke i .cesk6 h
storie.
Toto neni program, ieho
provadeni by Sc neustale "
lalo "hura", ale jest to pre-
! gram. ma ktery ceskoslovensk
i Amerika by yystacila, kdyby
pravi lide byli mteresovani
byla by to prace opravdu uz
I, tecna, jez by ovoce pfinesla.
e o jablku. Jablko poziva
' naSeho ovoce davno uz peves
/ ovoce nejzdrav6jSiho a rui
i most jeho druhu jeSte prispiy
Z k jeho vSeobecne oblibe. Jab
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Ones ma americky tisk vsu-
de sV6 zastupce nebo zNlastni
korresnondentv. kteEl studuji
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06
INDIANSFALL
BEFORE FhBER
White SOx Are Brilliant at All
Stages-Changed Batting Order
Produces.

Cleveland. Ohio, May 6.-Urban
Faber pitched another brilliant
game against the Cleveland Indians
yesterday, shutting them out 4 to 0
and allowing only two hits. One of
the hits was clean two-bagg by
Speaker in the seventh. The other
was scratch to Eddie Collins in
the ninth. Jameson was the author
Of the minimizing hit. Faber
blanked the Indians on two hits liz
Chicago last week.
The Sox clouted the offerings of
Jim Bagby for nine hits. Gleason
shifted his batting order prior to
the game and it worked like a
charm. He moved all of his speed
up in the front row and believes
he will get better results. He GER
tainly got the results yesterday.
Faber was a wonderful pitcher
Only one Indian reached first base
prior to Speakers seventh inning
hit. Stephenson got on when he
drew a pass. The big pitcher had
wonderful speed, also great con-
troll. Eddie Collins work at second
base stood out. He had 10 chances
without a bobble.
Shelly drove insthree of the Sox
four runs and scored one run him.
self. He also gave a smart fielding
performance at first base. Score
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06
AXE KINDLY
TO OFFERINGS
OF TWIRLERS
Half Dozen Mlsplays BY islanders
Help Tractors to Their IL to
) Score.
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Peoria, ILL.,, May Ga heavy
shower Of base hits combined with
a half dozen misplays by the Is
landers gave the Tractors a CON-
paratively easy victory yesterday,
making the series stand in favor OF
Peoria. The score was IL to 5.
Manager McQuillan inserted
three twirlers, all OF whom were
touched freely. Luke Nelson pitch
cd steadily for the locals, being in
hot water only once.
Peoria counted first in the sec
ond inning. Schweitzer was given
a base OIL balls to start and Bluege
was hit by a pitched ball. Brun-
ner singled, scoring Schweitzer.
Platte, Peoria's new outfielder,
began the third inning with a long
triple and scored moment later
on Drcssens single. The fourth in
ming produced another run on a
double by Drummer and Gold
thwaite's single. A double steal
. scored Dresser in the fifth after
nc BOL llit Ou DuIht cii
Even Up Score.
The Islanders displayed splen-
did comeback in their half OF the
fifth, counting four runs to knot
the score Tate doubled and scored
on AmbrOse's single. Burke
doubled, scoring Ambrose. Benson
doubled, counting Burke, and came
home on Gainor's single.
The Tractors pulled out in the
lead again in their half Of the fifth
checking in with four runs. A
: double by Drummer and singles by
= Evers, Goldthwaite, Platte anc
Dresser being responsible.
The seventh produced Rock Is
= lands last run. Murphy walked
and went to third on Bluege's or
rors. He scored on Gainor's sac
rifice 1y.
Peoria added three superfuou'
runs in the eighth. Hits by PLATTE
and Bluege and errors by Lenahan
McInerny and Smith being cause
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06
DOUBLE Bills
WILL BE- Seen
ON MAJOR LOTS
Nearly Every Team Has Felt the
Effect OF the Cold. InClcment
Weather.
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL.
United Press Staff Correspondent

UNITED Press staff Correspondent
New York, May 6. -Forty-five
games in the major leagues have
already been pushed ahead for
douhle-headers during the hot sum
mer months, due to bad weather.
The weather breaks have been a
little against the American league.
Ban Jonnson's circuit has "a games
on the shelf, while the National
has 81.
Ohio's pets, the Cleveland In
dians and the Cincinnati Reds have
been the most fortunate in getting
out of extra work as both Buckeye
clubs have only pair of post
ponements.
The Boston Red Sox have been
hit hardest, being forced to give
way to the weather man nine times.
The White SoX. Yankees and St
Louis Cardinals are next with eight
each
In the National league st. Louis
has eight postponements, Chicago
seven, New York five. Pittsburgh
four, Philadelphia four, Brooklyn
three. Boston four and Cincinnati
two.
In the American league the Red
Sox have nine, the Yankees eight,
White Sox eight, Athletics six, Tig-
ers five. Browns five, Senators five
and Indians two.
As far as possible, for box Office
reasons, the magnates will fill in
OF days with postponed games to
keep their athletes busy. Other
wise they will have to give two
games for the price of one.