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The Idaho recorder., 1921-01-14

SAlMON-cHAlIis STAGE LINE
Round Trips Each Way
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
Between Salmon and Chailis
Via May
The Idaho recorder., 1921-01-14
A Reminder Of Tommy Atkins.


People OF Salmon will be reminded
OF their former blacksmith. Tommy
Atkins, when they read the remark
able letter OF the Nebraska black
smith. Edward J. Meyers. which Is
published elsewhere in this newspa.
per. Tommy. as everybody affec
tionately called our own man OF the
forge. used TO take much the same
cheerful view of life as the Nebras.
ka philosopher. Withal our Tommy
was as stubborn as any other Eng.
lishman. sometimes headstrong. NOT
10 say wrongheaded. too. always a
democrat though there was once a
lapsus linguae when he called him
self republican. His Salmon friends
are one In wishing him happiness
and prosperity and long life In his
new home at Boise.
The Idaho recorder., 1921-01-14
Pioneer
Shooting { BlaCkSmithin
Company
Royal iCofe

Substantial reductions all along
the line in the regular orders on
our bill of fare. For instance
Top Sirioin from s5c TO o75c
TBone Steak from 81 to.-...-........s5 s5c
Rib Sirloin from T5c To- e5e
Small Club STEAK from Csc TO 55c
Two Mutton Chops for ---.-..---59c
Liver and Bacon --....-..-........... II soc
Other Meats and Egg Orders Also
Cut in Price.
The Idaho recorder., 1921-01-14

Coming-River's End. January 90
"a. This will please 1000.
The Idaho recorder., 1921-01-14

VIM. kadletz T. Drnjevich
The old reliable firm.
always giving punctual
and painstaking service
The Idaho recorder., 1921-01-14
Real Estate Records.

Joseph D. B0hney to Ella Jane
Peterson OF Bonneville county real
estate In two lots, nominal consider
alton.
Sarah NJ. Smith to A. s. Smith and
wife Salmon real estate.
Shoup estate to Jessie M. Daniels
for $110. lot on Lena street.
The Idaho recorder., 1921-01-14
poinos Of Commissioners.

Ooin0S Of Commissioners.
An order was passed reaising the
salary of the deputy county recorder
from 800 to $125 per month.
An order for 10000 feet of bridge
lumber to Frank Aware at $3.50
per thousand.
Approval Of amended depository
bond Of Lemhi Valley bank.
DR.. Hammer reapp0inted county
physician over DR.. Wright, who was
also an applicant.
Appropriation Of $3O50 for uses Of
salary and expenses of the county
agent. an increase of about $500.
Widows pensions to Mrs. Jessie
Black and Mary Lewis $40 per
month.
The Idaho recorder., 1921-01-14
KIRTLEY Goes INTO
SHERIFF'S OFFICE

The appointment by Sheriff Stroud
of Jim Kirtley as his chief deputy.
though forecast, came nevertheless
as surprise. This appointment dis
places Rey Kinsey. who has held the
Office for two years and who
was released for no reason except
TO make place for Kirtiey. who has
been out of Office off-and-On for two
years for the first time in his polit-
ical life. Though n0minally q dem
ocrat the appointment is commended
by the republicans.
The new board of county commits
sioners organized on Monday with
w. A. Briney chairman. This action
was taken by Harry L. Summers and
c. F. Briney, new members of the
board. as a compliment to Briney
who is hold-over member The
latter was silent in this proceeding
Francis r. Hall took the oath of
Office as probate Judge and at once
entered upon the discharge of the
duties of that important Office, Civ
ing his attention faithfully to the
work in hand, as has marked all his
undertakings.
There were no changes in any
other county offices, with the treas
urer's office still run by Earl Gil
breath. the assessors's office by w.
c. White and F. R. Preston. the au-
ditor's office by W. w. Simmonds.
the surveyors Office by Fred Gran
dali. the coroner's office by w. c.
DOebler and the county superinten-
dents Office by Mrs. Watkins
The Idaho recorder., 1921-01-14

Watermasters' Pay.
The Idaho recorder., 1921-01-14

Emerson was your type OF
man." writes w. B. Patillo. Chicago
Il got so much pleasure from his
writings that I feel know him Just
as feel ! know you from reading
your letter"
The letter caused c. VI. Pierson.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-19
MARTINsBURG. W. VA. EVENING JOURNAL

Mrs. Ben Triggs and family, &C
companied by their guest Miss Fore
man. OF ShepherdstowA spent Sun
day at Hopewell Church. sear Clear
brook, Va.
Mr.. Robert McWilliams Is very i'll
at this writing.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-19

wedding took place in the parlor at
the home Of Mrs. George Lambert,
West Martin street, where Rev. Mr..
Rogers has apartments.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-19

sum OF money with which to pur-
chase some new victrola records.
We appreciate this. and glad to
know his thoughts wander back to
the Little Red School House where
he began and completed his rural
courses.
Including two festivals, individual
contributions and thrift club, money
to the amount OF s64.45 has been
collected by school the present year.
KATHRYN NIHGON, Teacher.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
KEYSTONE CLUB PUTS ON
GOOD BOXING PROGRAM
Three of the Six Bouts Last
Evening We're of the Sem
sational Order.

Tho keystone Field Clubs smoker
last evening produced some Of the best
boxing that has ever been witnessed In
this city. three Of the bouts being Of
the sensational order
Last nights affair proved that the
public Is with the kcystoners and also
proved that other clubs in this city will
have 10 20 some 10 produce better bouts
than those being put on here by the
east stders.
In the windup last night. x. o Brom-
nell of Eastlakc and Joe Martin. OF the
keystone Club furnished six Of the
most sensational rounds ever witnessed
in this city.
Although BrommeIl was a winner by
slight shade. he had to work every
second he was in the ring. II is likely
both boys Will he rematched.
In the semi-windup. jimmy Ireland
stopped cliff Btddle in the second round
Biddle was outclassed from the start
In the fourth bout. Georgie Morrow
stopped Kid Valger in the fourth round
In the third bout Johnny Hunt of
Chester. got the decision ovey Al Ander-
son.
Pete Devine shaded Mike Devlin in
six rounds In the opener. Danny
Kramer and Johnny Baker boxed SIX
sensational rounds 10 draw
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
BABE" RUTH PASSING
HIS HOME RUN RECORD
Has Made Four This Year Against
Same Number by May
of 1920.

Hy Associated Press TO Every Evening
Chicago April 2s.-Wfth the season
little more than q week old. liefney' oi
pittshurc tops the regulars OF the Ma
tional League in hating with an aver
ago of $50. according to figures re-
leased today. and which include games
of last Wednesday and players who
have plavcd in five or more games.
Deal. Of Chicago is the runner-up with
5oo and RruEgy, Of Philadelphia. is
third with 462.
Neue.l Of Philadelphia. who was lead
inr the home run hitters. was topped of
nv Kelly. of New York, who cracked out
his fourth circuit drive in Friday S
game Southworth. of Boston is leading
in stolen bases. with three.
"Rahe" Ruth is far ahead Of his cir
cult drive record of last season He
cracked out his fourth homer Friday,
while last season he did not make his
fourth until MAY II Ruth is tied in this
sea sons home run race by George kel-
" Of the New York Nationals, who also
pounded out his fourth circuit clout IN
yesterdays game. These two are heinE
closely pushed however, by Elmer
smith. az Cleveland. who has baggCd
his third
Stephenson. Of Cleveland. tops the
American League regulars in batting,
with mark ~ $50 with Tobin, st
Louis. thu runncr-up with $50 ONeill.
the Cleveland hacSstop is third with
524
Bush. ~ Detroit had jumped ont in
front for stolen base houors, having pii-
fercd Ave sacks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
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Totals
Caesar Rodney.
men SCHOOL SCHEDULE.
Manager Schaefcr Has Announced In
tnrcsfing Schedule.

Manager Louis Schaefer has arranged
well-baIanccd tS-Eame schedule for
the Wilmington High School team The
team has been somewhat handicapped
hy the inelIgihility rules which have
caused several players 10 be kept OF the
nine. These players are "xpe' tod 10 he
eliRibl, later in the season
April.
Friday 22-Temple Prep Home
Tuesday 26-Coldcy ColleEe-IIome.
Friday 29-Camden Highway
Saturday 30-Coat atesville HiEh-Away.
May.
Tuesday 3--Goldoy ColloKe-IIomc
Friday 6-Chegtcr High-IIume
Saturday Williamson Trades
Away
Tuesday ls-Rrown Prcp-IIomc
Friday 13-villanova Prep Away
Tuesday lila Salho nrep-Homo
Friday 2O-Hadtion HeishtR-TIorne
Tuesday 24-Vuianova Prcp-Homc
Friday 27-wcst Chester High
Away
Tuesday s1-Chclenham-Ii Homo.
June.
Friday 2-Radnor High Home
Saturday +--P D.-Away
Tuesday West Chester High-
Homo
Friday 10-Chester High--Away
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
T0DAf'S HANRE DE
GRACE ENTRIES

First race, the Yallow Brae Purse. for ,
ycar-olds. furlongs Marble. 100 The
Wag 100. Buxom; lo6 sun Girl l06. ST.
109 Ogarite. 100 Z Broomser lI6. Mabel
A., 100 Maryland Belle, l06, Blue Teal lO6.
Teddy b, lo9 Tom Cassidy 100. Wessie
b. iO6 Also eli gible Vendor 100;
zealot. 100 whitney entry. Wilson
entry
Second race claiming. for 3-year-olds and
up furlongs Prince of Como. III: Rim
Kavous 10. Ace of Aces, los; Princess
Myrtle. lo5. Mountain Dew. 1903. Paul
Connolly. ll3. The Decision. no. Peri
gourdine. l07. 'Crumpsal lo5. 'Leoti Fay
100; 'Kewessa ll2; Pueblo los: Orleans
Girl, iO5, Pickle Fancy, I03 Sacalawea, 81
lI7i Enrico Caruso, los. 'Machere. tl2
Third race the Aero Handicap. for 3-year-
our Boots lO4 Fort Churchiil I02; sweep
Clean 100 Dunboyne. 1928; St Quentin
1903; Billy Mclaughlin. l02 Halu, 100
Routledge. liz: Genie W, io3, The Boy.
Fourth race. the Chesapeake Stakes. $5 900
added for 3-year Olds, mile and 10 yards
Tryster 126. Nancy Ice. Il Que dc
Morny. 10. 'Ailliro. l06; Exodus. II2:
Careful. III * Polly Ann, los, Runquoi.
40: star Voter, ll6. leg. 10; Our Boots.
10. Whitney entry. jenkins entry.
IVA terhury entry.
FIFTH race. the susquehanna Handicap for
\ King Thrush, ito sennings Park Ii2.
Exodus. 10. Tippity Witchet. 1l5. leg.
90 MilI1maid III, Paul Jones, ll2. Whit
ney entry }. X. l.. Ross entry.
Sixth race claiming, for 4-year-o olds and
up, / 1-l6 miles-War Club. III; War
Plume. II2; Joan of Arc 104. Frank Mon
roe lO7: "Sugarmint 1903. Trickster IL, 112
American Boy. l0S 'Madge r.. la 'p G.
King. I07. 'Liola. iO2; Summer Sigh, liz
Ballybell, 1O5, CONNIE Ci, ll2, 'Roisterer
I04
seventh race. claiming for 4-year-olds and
IN. a., miles Pit Il2. lndOlence. 1903; Bill
Hurley 1903. Athena, 9s. 'Warlike, 80: Aus
traI los Bombast iO3; Maize, 1O2 Court
Fool 9S 'Raiibird. %; Goldrest Boy. log
Lady Emmeline, 0S; 'Sunduria. i03; 'She
Devil 96
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy: track fast.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
LOCAL SPORTING NOTES

Harry Biemiller. who broke in with
the Harlan club OF the Delaware River
Shipyard League as a third baseman.
tut was turned into a pitcher BY
skipper Payne. yesterday while pitching
for the Jersey City club against the
Buffalo Internationals. pitched no-hIt.
no run game
According to reports from Newark
the Delaware College Faculty baseball
team has been practicing all week for
the game with the hiwanis club OF VII
rnington. at Newark this afternoon.
Southside Eden has signed Sol
Slaughter Of last years Lorraine club.
Neighborhood of the All Wilmington
League has signed Dukey Weaver and
Jimmy Martin Of last years st. Thomas
club of the Catholic Twilight League.
Georgetown High School has a youth
named West catching for them who viii
be heard from later on in the baseball
world.
Temple defeated the Eagle Juniors in
their first game of the season yester-
day by the score of Is to Is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
M|DDLETOWN LOSES TO
CHESAPEAKE CITY HIGH
Closely Contested Game Goes tc
the Latter in the Eleventh
inning.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
MiddIetow-n. April 23.-The local htgh
school nine dropped it's second extra in
ming game Of the week. to the CheSa ?
peake City High School, in an excit-
ing thinning contest here yesterday
~ to IL.
The game was sluRfest throughout,
both teams scoring frequently The
Chesapeake boys got away 10 an early
start by landing on Davis in the FIRST
session and scoring two runs.
The local team displayed its lighting
spirit by coming from behind and tying
the score up in the ninth inning on
some solid hitting. only 10 have the
Chesapeake boys win out in the elev-
cnth
The fielding Of Stafford az short for
the locals scintillatcd, while Alfree $
work al the plate will probably earn him
a place on the first team. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
EXTENSION WORKERS
BANQUET At Y.N.CA.
Many Industries Represented -
Gathering; Appeal ior labor
and Capital 90 Cooperate.

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tension wprk aftrndfd the second fnnf.
banquet ~ ths ludnstr.ai EEtsuHfu if
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
DELAWARE DOWNS
RUTGERS, 5 TO |.
Local University Boys Almost
Scored a Shutout Yester-
day Afternoon.

..tt ,,orrespondence OF Every Evening.
N,Nark April 2S-The University of
p,lawarr apparently has home base
b,u club The team seems To have httle
trouble dcfcating fast clubs on Frazer
tYeld hut has been consistent loser
aWaN from hcnc. AfterNhaving lost hvc
straight games away from home. the
team. plaNing at hom" yesterday after
noon Won from Rutgers. to l.
With collins pit,h hing airtight ball all
the Wa1 Rutgers never had chance 10
win delaware ssVvcd the game up in the
hrnt ipning Wilson. the first hitter for
I,rlawar,. hunted and was safe when
llorand dropped Winners throw. VIII
,on -tol, sc,oud and moved up To third
when Dnnoho beat out hunt. Nc
Donald scored Wilson with "A safe drive
d, riEht and pouuho went to- third from
where, hc scored a minut" later. working
th, squeeze play with Dantz at bat.
Marvel led on with a three base
smash Ton Delaware IN the second. hut
th, next thre, hitters could not bring
hm IN Thr third inning finished T.
"a th, box Murray who covered cen
a., in pia,, o Madden, who Is out of
the Same with sore ankle. was safe ON
Ntnordvu ,trot. and went 10 second on
llantz hit t.oth runners scorvd on
/ udctWood'- Two haEgct
kelley went iu thu hoN FOR Rutgers
Is IN, fourth and pitched good ball.
iu, run was scored un him in the
fourth ou Robbins waik. Wilson $ saCrI-
o., and Mcuonalds h,t
IA,laVar, plaNtd nnr defensive
Same an ia, Iiu, he's. hut AZ other times
th, nelding was raEged, Owing 10
{ ad,rwoud having sore arm he cover
,l second and Wilson short which
h3u.c weakened IA, inheld Mcdonald
l.aAcd q gaod gam. At nrst and an
,ae,, ~ th, outh,ld.r- made clever
..t. bt-
EutE,s oul1 run was tn ~ suit II
Ma.ut} ,rr.f. III IN, NTH inning
n#iand nt, sat, Il centre. Murray let
tu, h.1 eu fhrolEh his legs and the
Unr,t wont .dI th. WaN around
tollrs was u,N,r iu danger and
49,. htd .I,t,t htll ~, allowed only
SIS htts Att,r,d through az many in
uuG- aud eate Dut one pass Marvcl's
hue Was another feature of the
4#8t lh, score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
JANET JACKSON WINS AT GOLF.
Bv Associated Preas % T9very EvenIng.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
BurhiII England April 23.-Janet
Jackson the Irish woman golf cham
pion, yesterday won the woman's golf
tournament here for the cup offered by
Golf Illustrated She turned in a score
of 1853 for the 80 holes of medal play.
Miss AEexa Stirling. the American
champion, made the SO holes i'm 161.
Miss Jackson, VINO made the morning
round in 80, completed the afternoon
round in rs. Miss Stirling turned in a
card of 81 in the morning and 80 in the
afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
DROP Lands CHARGES.

Washington, D. c., April 23.-Im-
parchment charges against Federal
Judge lands, of Chicago, growing out
OF his acceptance of the post of supreme
arbiJsr of organized baseball will be
dropped in the House, unless new
charges are made on the floor, Repre-
sentative Dyer, Republican, chairman of
the subcommittee in charge of the
matter, announced Thursday. The
charges were filed by ex-Represen-
tative Welty. Democrat, Ohio, at the last
session and passed on TO the present
Congress by the judiciary sub-conlmit-
tee to which they were referred.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
HIGH SCHOOL ROMPS ON
TEMPLE PREP, 16 TO 6
Six Homo Runs Feature Opening
Game of Season of Will
mington High School.

Sir home runs featured the opening
game of the season Of the Wilmington
High School nine yesterday when they
took the game from Temple Preparatory
team by the score of i6 TO s. Loichlen-
stnin. who was on the mound for the
Higbiets. pitching hia first roguinr
game. famed nine Of the Temple bats
men. and brought joy 10 the Cherry
and White roofing section when he
crowned ono of Reaa issues for n cir
cutt drive with the bases loaded.
Grady Of the Temple team secured
two home runs. one i'm the fourth and
another in the seventh inning.
ALA" weiner pla yed n good game for
High nj short.
Tho acOrp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
FRIENDS At DOVER.
Rail Team Started Game With Wesleyan
gnt IL Couldn't be Finished.


sr4seIaf correspondence If Every Evening
Dover. April "a. The Friends 3rhool
bassebaII team Of Wilmington came here
yesterday to play game with Wesleyan
Collegiate Institute. The team vas late
in arriving, however. and. because of
number of other unfortunate circum
stances. ~ was possible 70 PLAY only five
innings In the Ave innings, however,
there was some good playing.
Hetten. who pitched for Friends.
proved on enigma to the local batsmen.
who got only three or four scattering
hita, none of which counted. Wesleyan
would not have scored had il not been
for errors. Stirling. who started in 70
catch for Friends. did we'll. but ne mad
10 leave early TO make train and was
replaced By Finn. VINO also did good
work The players on both sides did
well. as a rule and. had it been possible
TO start earlier. IL ought to have been a
ratting contest
At the end OF the afth inning, with
the score 70 ) in favor II Friends, Il
was decided TO stop. call 1t no game and
play again on May Is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
RUTH MUST ANSWER
AUTO CHARGE APRIL "a

New York, April 23.-Babe
Ruth. the New York American
League teams famous home-ruh
hitter, who was served with
summons, charging violation oi
the automobile speed limit while
en- route to the Polo Grounds
Wednesday, is required to appear
i'm court here April q, II has
been announced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
MORRIS Is SOME sCRaPPFR.
uackett's proteee Has Been Display Ing
Pine N0rk.

Mickey Morria of the keystone Field
,4uh iH a boy who has come 70 tho
front IN tho paat eight weeks with
ruah During that uuc Mickey has
had over 80 battles and has vet 70 lose
decision Mickey has defeated auch
boys as Herb Hutrhic three timee. Har-
- Ione three times. Freddy Rrank.
frankie Spurman, Frankie Rurna, Gid
BooIp and a number ~ either good h1ys
Mickey waa matched Yesterday by his
manager. Olen Hackett r. meet Joe
Tclmont, recognized as tho classiesi I05
uoundef in Philadelphia They viii meet
IN the windup If an al star show On
Thursday evening April g. IN T'ythian
castle. 90S West street. under the aus
pieces ~ the Keystone Field club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Exchange OF Land.

In the proposed exchange Il land hy
the Board Of Park Commissioners and
the Joseph Bancroft and Sons 20. III,
former contemplates deciding t2s acres
Of the land TO the latter FOR lS+ acres
ot land and two houses. Every Evening
yesterday enormously stated thai rne
tracts contain 129 and lS4 acres, -g-
spectively.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
,are Beats Rutgers; High DoWns Temple
UAHHTsok's WIDOW TO
RECEIVE YEARS SALARY

Cincinnati April 25e-preHidcut
John fieydler has announced that
the National League will present
to the widow ~ Umpire Pete Har
rison. q full years salary ~ her
husband Harrison died last win
ter after long Siege with tubcr
culosis. The amount will be paid
In two instajlrnents. half this year
and one-haif next year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
St. PauI's Juniors Win.

The Juniors of st. Paul's Parochial
School yesterday defeated the Arcadia
.Trs.. Q to 0. They would like to hear
from any fast team. to IL years. The
lineup Ed Carroll. catcher; j. Tocik,
pitcher; NJ. Hannigan, ss.; Joe Heriihy.
1b.; ]. Lynch, 2b.; t. Newell, sb.; jos
Toclk, RI; ]. Donahue, CT. G. Mulshe-
mock, If.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
SMYRNA HIGH SCHOOL
WINS FIFTH STRAIGHT
Romps on Caesar Rodney High
Nine by the Score OF
10 to 3.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening.
Smyrna. April 23.-Smyrna High
School won their ffth straight game at
Wyoming, yesterday afternoon. when
they took the Cesar Rodney High nino
into camp and romped home with 10
to 2 victory The local boys displayed
the best form this season. and played
an errorlcss game. and outplayed the
lower county boys at every stage of the
game.
M. ..,,,-o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Temple Prep.

Home runs Woinnr. T. Jones, Lich
enstein. Mattison. Grady, 2 Two baFe
hits Weiner. Rradway. Maxwell Struck
out ~ f4chenstcin O. by Conley.
bv f2na, Base on balls on Lachen-
stein. z off Coniey. 2 of Rea. ;. urn-
Hall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Totals
Chesapeake.
Score by Innin Is.

c. c. H. S.. 0 2-12
Middletown 0 Ill
Earned runs. Middletown, Z; Chesa-
peake City. Z; stolen bases, Alfree, 2 ;
Fouracre, Carey, Cannon. Curry, kras-
tel; two-b base hit. Alfree; three base hit,
Alfree; double play. Sheridan TO Savin /.
struck out. by Davis. q by WhitlOck. 3 !;
by Schaefer. 10; bases on balls, by Da-
Wis. 3; by Whjtlock, /; by Schaefer, . !;
umpire. Davis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
GAMES TOMORROW.
National League.

National League.
Chicago a, 81 Louis
Pittshure al Cincinnati.
Boston at brooklyn.
Philadelphia az New York.
merican League.
81 Louis az vcland
Detroit al Chicago
New York az Washington.