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Colonel and Mrs. Charles
Di,sscr Hosts; Charm
ing Musicale; Dinner
at Yacht Club.

sHtofoNEI. OSCAR J. CHARLES.
III II. 9. A.. and Mrs. Charles. will
~ hosts at an Informal dinner this
evening ~ their Fort IAwton quar-.
terra oomplimcnting Lieut. +. T..
pAvia. u. s. A.. and Mrs. Davis. and
Mr.. u r. Raymond and Mrs. Ray
3cnd
Last Friday evening Colonel and
Ma. Charles entertained with a din
ner Of ten covers honoring Major
Henry c. X. Muhlenbcrx. L. 5. A..
and Mrs Muhienhcry.
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NoHost Dinner
at Yacht Club

NJ. and Mrs. William Parkhurst
BrAwiey and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Elwell Case sponsored q no-hcst din.
ner OF twenty covers at the Yaeh,
olub last evening. preceding the
dance given BY tho Fifty club.
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Dr.. and Mrs. HorsfdH
Dinner Hosts

with covers marked for nfteen
Gues1a. Dr.. and Mrs. Frank l. Hors-
IN were dinner hosts at their home
~ evening. The party later at
tDn1D1 the dance given BY the Fifty
dbl ae the Yacht club.
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Over IN ARA Of only IS square
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Victoria Eyanza- Africa. has a pop
ulation OF 10000.
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Kappa Alpha Theta
T4xn<heOn

KAppa Alpha Theta prorfty WI
0set for luncheon at the Women,
Untverxity club on Saturday. Feb
1uasy 20. 1t IL o'clock A business
0eeting win be held At the club
houss IT III o'clock
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Entire Nous Clubs
MidaDinteY Ball

The Entire Nous club has COM
pIeted plans for it's annual midwin-
ter informal bah. which will be given
on Saturday evening Mt the Masonic
Saturday evening at the Masonic
aemplc.
J Something novel and unique In
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Lonucke0n at
Tennis Club

Entertaining in compliment to Mrs.
1ooert Green. Mrs Harry T. worth
YIN entertain with an informal
luncheon at the Tennis Club tomor-
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About 800 people are k1ied and
800 injured by boiler explosions every
year In this country.
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a ulxs,ow.r win arrange the musl
cal ,royram
Ina AuctIoo BrssAwe Clun
Mr. Thomas Nc. wiillama. asfs
Auction Bride. club at 1 o'clock
luncheon
Ptay and R<vvatlon Committee
The play and recreation commit.
meet M i.go n m. at the Y. w. c.
A Mr.. w w. Davis will b. the
speaker.
Al 10 A m. Thursday the Progress
club win meet at the home OF Mrs.
T. n Randolph. 1905 n. Goth NJ
Sunshine Club
sunsh.ne club OF ,he Women Of
Nooneheart Legion viii hold an all.
day session with Mrs Floyd wyiie.
rs Firth avc ~,
sraffIe R~vless No.
Seattle Review No. q, w. II. A. Of
No 50 will initiate tho candidates
|
Seattle Circle
lsoa,tie circle. Nslghbor- OF Wood
craft. will give a dance a, y. m.
lin IN, swedish club hall Eighth
| Totem Club
| Tn. regular mes,inx Of Totem
club will be held nj q. m. In the
lelubroomx
ss>tfis Cr~Ar., r-ulco
s.n,si. Graded frnion Of s,fnany
schoo, Teachers viii meet at so
a. m. at Plymouth Congregational
verxi,y A., nfbI. study IN charge
Of Mrs. A. w. bowman and pre.
sen,at,on Of msxnxln@r ana belp by
Mr.. p. NJ Carney An Easter story
followed by departmental oonfer.
Ienoss.
Bu,je Csss
Madison Park Community Bible
IraIeo., residence. ssth ave ana y.
Madison AZ Study In the spropho
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Dinner at Home

Mr.. and Mrs william X Chfieott
have extended invitations for q small
dinner At their home Friday evening.
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Plan Dancing Party

Major Henry c. X. Muhlenberx.
o. q A.. and Mrs Muhlenbsrx are
planning . dancing party for Thur
6oy evening. the affair TO take
placs m tho gymnasium At For,
! IAWtpn-
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on the genuine. Costs but n trifle
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Co. Chicago. Sold in Seattle by the
Owl Drug Co.
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Lieut. Cushing corps win enter.
tain with luncheon at tho home
of Mrs Charles Tells. $3.50 itth
ave. ~ w. Thursday. February -.
4 p. m. Take Greenwood car TO
ssth St
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Delightful Dinner
and Rrid1e

Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Soliday
entertained delightfully."- at their
home last evening with a dinner OF
twelve covers. followed later by
bridge
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vsritas Whist Club

verttas whist club viii meet with
Mrs. Anna Fuchs. 1874 nth ave. W.
at las p m
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IAwton Ckcie IA<iies Of q. A. r.
Iawson circle. Ladies Of the q.
A. X. win meet with Sister Alice
Drinks. $3.50 Jones ave- at Q .. m.
Card party.
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The Tents Of tho Arnfs" 10 he
Presented

AZ n benefit for Hunts Point cir
Gle. FruI, and Flower Mission. whose
work has commanded the admira.
ton OF the community at large. the
drama department OF tho Woman's
Century club win give The Tents
OF tho Arabs" by Lord Dunsany. In
the auditorium OF the Y. w. e. A
Thursday afternoon at :i5 O'Clock
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Nclxfbors Of yvondrrsn

Seattle circle. st9. Ne.ghbors Of
woodcraf;. win NEE, at the swcdish
club hail at .. m. Dance
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Madison PARK Community Bibl'
class viii meet a, y. m At th'
Talbot residence. ssth ave and =
Madison st Study In the ''Propho
oies- will DO led by Mrs A. w
Bowman.
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General sherman Circle. Ladder Of

General Sherman circle. Ladies Of
the O.. A. r.. will meet for n noon.
day luncheon at the home OF Mrs.
NJ. w. Deeter, 2332 N. Gath st,
Thursday. February "a. Friends of
the order invited.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Fishing Tackle and Bait

Dealers who do not sell live bait have IN
words tackle only or mo bait following
their names. List appears Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
BR0OKLYN'S HOME
STREAK SNAPPED
After Winning Fourteen in
Flatbush Dodgers Lose to
Reds. ) to 4.

There was little about which 10 be-
come wildly enthusiastic at Ebbets
Field yesterday afternoon. For one thing
and a mighty important thing for the
hardy fans who sat around for more
than two hours while the game dragged
through drizzle-the Dodgers we're
defeated. The Reds. after taking three
beatings in row. rose in fury and
hammered out victory by to 4. FRI
day. the thirteenth? Well, not exactly,
after the home club had won fourteen
games at the Flatbush stadium was
none other than Burleigh Grmes,
pitcher
Grimes was soft for the Reds. His
fast ball seemed TO lose its hook In the
wet weather. and his curve somehow
failed to curve where he wanted II to.
His spit ball was next to useless in an
atmosphere which made every pitch q
damp one. AS a result the Cincinnati
batters collected fourteen hits. Brook
lyn got only half that number of hits
off Eppa Rixey--yet the Reds were win-
ners by only run Morans men need
-
aggregation in the National League
Credit for driving in The Winning
run for the Reds and doing a lot of
other damage TO Brooldyn belongs to
Lew Fonseca. who came through With
timely single in the seventh Breasler.
who hit hard all through the series.
started the rally with single to centre.
See was intent on sacrificing. but in
stead he forced the Ruhs. See soon
made up for his failure to advance
Bressler by stealing second Duncan
beat out hit 70 Johnston and sent
See to third. whence he came homs
when Fonseca rammed a hit to right.
The Reds were first TO score in the
second. Fon5sca singled to right and
went to second. when Johnston retired
Paskert. While Olson was throwin 2
out Crane. Fonaeca reached third, which
re left for home when Wlngo singled
to centre.
The Dodgers evened the count in
the fourth. Hood was safe when Bohne
let his grounder go between his legs.
Wheat walked and Konetchy sacrificed.
MYERS walked, filling the bases. Neis
got a pass too. and Hood was forced in.
Cincinnati delivered three run
punch In the fifth inning. Johnston
organ nized the trouble with a tumble on
ANA<@SS' iofitc E.ifilb nome WHen Sec
drove one to centIe for base. Duncan
forced Bressier, but Fonseca singled
and scored See
Brooklyn came within a run OF a
tie In It's half uf that run making in
ming. Johnston compensated for his
error with n single. Olson popped TO
Fonseca, but hood singled Both rum
ners advanced when Rixey tossed out
Wheat and Koneys walk filled the
bases. Myers singled to centre and
two Brooklyn rams came In.
Miller's double was the big factor In
Brooklyn's tying the score in the sixth.
lie banged a two bagger to right centre
ard was sacrificed to third by Grimes.
Ici.nstons sacrifice fly to See sent
Miller home with the tally that made
4 all The score:
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Victory Over Tiger Is Marred
by Injury Which Incapaci-
tates Harper.

Special Despatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
DETROIT May l3.-The Yankees COM
pleted the conquest of the Tigers here
to-day by winning the closing game OF a
series in which they had previously
beaten the Jungaleers In two out OF
three engagements. The score was 6
to T. Three OF the Yankees runs were
batted in by Ruth when he tripled TO
the centre field fence with all bases
crowded in the second inning.
In winning the game. however the
Yankees lost for time at least the
more or less expert services OF their
only southpaw pitcher. In knocking
down a fiery liner off the bat of Catcher
Eddie Ainsmith in the sixth inning
Harry Harper suffered a serious injury
to the thumb of his pitching hand and
probably will not be able to pitch again
for at least ten days The full extent
of his injury cannot be determined with
out an X-ray examination.
Ferguson succeeded Harper and was
effective until the ninth, when the Tigers
launched a drive that gave them two
runs and put the tying runs on the
bases. At this critical juncture Carl
Mays was hurried to the mound. He re-
tired the side without further scoring.
In the first inning the Tigers scored a
run on Young's walk and steal. a short
wild pitch and Heilnans line hit to
right
In the second the Yanks filled the
bases on pass to Ward. an infield hit
by 6chang and base on balls to Roth.
Peckinpaugh tapped to Sargent and
Schang was erased at the plate for the
second out. but Ernke pitched to Ruth
and the Babe came through with a triple
that sent three runs across the plate.
Ainsmith opened the Tigers half of
the second with a double to left, Cobb
led off in the third with q two base hit
to right and Ehmke slammed a double
down the third base line with only one
out in the fourth, but Harper was ef-
feetive in the pinches.
Cobb pried eff the lid with a triple
down the right field line in the fifth.
Heilman sent a sacrifice fly to Meusel,
scoring Cobb. and, following Flagstead's
infield out, Blue slammed single to
left. Sargent followed with a single to
right. but Blue tempted fate by trying
for third on the hit and was cut down
by Meuseps splendid throw to Baker
The Yankees cancelled this one in the
seventh. in which the Tiger HEAVIER
lapsed into wildness again and filed up
the bases on passes. Meusel's infeld
single brought Peck home. but Ruth
tried to score from second and was
tagged by Ainsmith after being blocked
at the plate.
Bakers infield hit at Wards sacrifice.
Schang's double to centre and Fergu-
sons single over second gave the Yanks
another pair of markers. and in the
ninth the Tigers counted two on pass
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
DETROIT (A.)

Totals. IS 4 1927 20
'Batted for Ehmke in the eighth inning.
fBatted for Sargent In the ninth inning.
fRan 90 n he nj mt Irnrai
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Good striped Bass Season Predicted

Reports coming from along the jersey
coast indicate that we are going 10 have
fine season and an early one Three
weeks ago croakers were taken nj Ocean
City and now they sre being caught at Long
Branch pier.
Weakfish have been sighted In Jamaica
BAY by some OF the haymen and fluke b,ve
been taken IN this bay. as well ms nj Rnbv
lon on the Great South Bay
Striped bass have been caught at High
lands and Seabrisht and In the Shrewsbury
River above the bridge. Tho hogs on Staten
Island have also contributed their share ~
stripers and some catches OF fine hasa have
been made this spring at Edgemere and
Neponst. From June | 10 10 striped ba 90
are usually caught at the Fiume md nj
RoseIle avenue, Zeal Beach. and also nj
Allenhurst, ~. j. 10. II. PHILLIPS.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
with Good Weather There VIII BE Multi
tnde Of Fishermen Out To-Morrom.

Fishing is fairly good and II we are IA
Nored with fine weather tomorrow there
will be great throng of fishermen on the
out at the bell buoy they are getting sea
founders. ling, whiting. blackfsh and an
odd sea bass. At the llghtship they are
getting ling. hake, whiting and seabass. On
the Jersey coast grounds they getting
quite good catches of seabass.
dixie grounds Off Shark River last Sunday
and his passengers bagged thirty-five cod.
They also caught fair quantities Of black
fish up 10 seven pounds each and most OF
these blackfsh were large. few hake
and some large ling were also taken In the
catch were eight big humpback sea bass.
The conger eels very plentiful and II
was necessary TO make two moves The
captain said he fished on Flat Rock Big
Rock and Shark Ledge. On Tuesday on the
Jersey shore twenty men aboard HIS boat
landed f63 seabass from one 70 four pounds
each They fished off Seabright and some
| blaclfish and six cod were also caught lie
would not venture q guess on the posi-
bilities for Sunday fishing because Of the
heavy easter which has been blowing since
wednesday norm morning The The east WIND may
chances. but on the other hand Il has been
krown 70 make real fishing
inc gtsat i'ss. ot souhe lshins ooats
from Clason Point and from New Rochelle
will be after founders and hlackfish They
men have been bringing in good catches.
They viii be out In force tomorrow II the
weather permits.
The bay fishermen In tho launches and
smaller boats VIII be after founders aud
some will make special trips for fluke
F'uke have been taken in tho nets for the
past ten days and there are several boats
in the Great South Bay that win 20 after
them tomorrow Tho tide viii be high in
Jamaica Bay tomorrow NJ a.Oq IN the
afternoon. but remember, your watch "a an
hour fast and In reality the tide will he
high NJ 400 by your watch. Fire Island
will run high at 3:if by your watch and
Jones Inlet about ten minutes later Al
Sound points, both. Connecticut and Long
Island shores, n VIII be O'Clock hv your
watch when the tide reaches It's highest
point
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

BASEBALL TO-DAY. porO GROUNDS,
Z. NJ Giants ,s. Clncinnati.-4dt.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
rolaIs -aItaelta n-

Totals 81 - Is a.
iran Tor uugau iu tho tN.ra 'rrtur
tRared FOR HaSly Ia the secogd inning.
tEafted FOR Eeefe IN the ninth inning.
phnadclphIa ..... s o o ! a o.
ST. Louis ..~,.... o q q o o o NJ
Two base hits-F. Walker. Williams. Nc
Nanus. Tce. Three base hU-Iacohson.
Stolen hase-o;aiiowav Sncrftccv-Perklus.
Gerber Davis Double playa--F. Walker. =,
Walker and Koefe. Lee. Gerber and Siser,
Z. Left on haseE-philadelphia. 8. 81. Louis.
\. Bases on halie-Off Barrett, 2, Off Keefa,
~ or Davis. =: or Bavne. q Hits-Off
Has'y, Nv I inning: off Barrett . IN /
inning. or keefe. . IN g innings. Off Davis
: ~ innings cone out IN third or Rayne
= n innings hit by pitcher-Bv rScefe. /
tGerherl hy Davis. fDuEanl. Struck
0ut-By Bayne, :. wild pitch--Davis Win
Ming pitcher-Bsyue. Loviny pitchor-Hasty.
Tn1pire Evsue and Hidebrand. Time of
game hour and - minutes
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Notes of the Diamond.

virgil Barnes, pitcher, and brother of
Jesse, was released by the Giants YESTERDAY v
kelly's grist for the series against the
Cardinals was six hits-two doubles. one
home run, three singles
Mays pitched in two games against Wash
ngton last week and in three out of four
against Detroit, so isn't likely to be called
on again before to-day, The Yankee pitch
The first East VS.. West series i'm the
american League was severe slam for
the Westerners. considering they were on
of fourteen "t
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Columbia Scores Three
in First; Loses in Seventh
Dartmouth Gets Winning
Tally on Double and Sacrifice.

HANOVER. \. H., May i3.--Jeff Tes-
ing Columbia into camp here this after
noon in hard fought game by to 3.
Columbia scored its three runs in the
first inning. and after that was unable
to get through Ross. Dartmouth's twirler
captain from Melrose
Dartmouth made the winning tally in
the seventh inning when NeIs Brown
reached second on a two bagger, third
on Ross's sacrifice and home on a sac
rifce by Bower. The score:
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Southern Association.

BASEBALL TO-DAY. EBBETs FIELD.
Brooklyn - st. Louis. 2 r. M-Adu.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
PENN STATE KEEPS
UP WINNING STREAK
Wins Fourteenth Straight
Game by Beating Yale
by 8 to 3.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
New HAVEN, May 1S.--Penn State
kept up it's fine record at baseball this
afternoon and easily defeated Yale. 8
TO 8. 1t was the fourteenth straight for
the visitors. Penn hammered three
Yale pitchers for fifteen hits including
many extra bases. while Thomas for
Penn State breezed along easily after
being hit for three singles in the first
inning
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Ruth Triples With Bases
Filled; YankS Win by 6-4
Frenchmen Solve High
Cost of Title Bout

H ARIS, May 13.-The voyage OF
the steamer Leopoldna to
New York with a representa-
tive of the French Government and
numerous boxing enthusiasts who
viii witness the championship con
test between Georges Carpenter and
Jack Dempsey, promises to solve the
financial question for many who
otherwise would be prevented from
attending the match.
The voyage. with board during the
Leopoldinas stay in the United
States, will cost 1900 francs (about
$f90), as compared with the minimum
estimate of 1900 francs By other
means. Four hundred cabins will be
available on the Leopoldina.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Good Fishing Now In the Maine lakes fo,
Salmon and Trout "

The latest report OF Maine fishing. sen,
marked improvement in the fishing sixt,
anglers took from Moosehead Lake on
salmon. the largest tot pounds 5o4 trout
and torue. the largest ot which was tois
pounds. Six fishermen took from scba 81
Lake salmon, ranainE IN weight from
70 ~ pounds In Lambert Lake III froui
md salmon were taken hy three anglers In
Afford Lake salmon from In IN pounds
were caught and some salmon were slac
caught IN Swan Lake
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

" net outside the inlet, with plenty OF
flulSe. and will try my first fiuke effort of tho
season tomorrow on the flood tide
Everything looks promising for an early
weakfish season and for a good one
Bluefish are now In the Great South Raw
and are working east to spawn. This Is
early for bluefish, and will tend TO make
snappers good size by midsummer instead
or September or October. The founder sen
son has measured up with any season in
recent Years.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Eomers by Grimes and
Twombly Win for Cubs

PHILADELPHIA May i3 (Eationalo -
Home runs In the ninth inning by Grimes
and Twombiy gave Chicago 4 to 2
victory and 2 clean sweep Of the three
game series with Philadelphia. Crimes
home run followed Hollocher's single.
Iiabbell ard Martin waged a scoreless
pitching duel until Martins Double drove
home Deal in the eighth. The locals
forged ahead in their half on doubles by
Neal and Meusel and Parkinson's single.
The score:
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
weakf.b In the Nets at rire island.

The founders ct Fire Island arc running
fine, writes Bill Marcley of Seaforod l. r
They are going out fast nov. ana on Tho
chb tide they are being hauled up steadily
hy our parties. The fish arc = good size
too, and out ~ almost six hundred hoated
yesterday by five men IN a strong sou cast
wind only ten fish were returned fo the
pstsr. We do not keep the smaller fish
I saw about three hundred veakfiah taken
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
College Baseball Results.

At Middletown-Brown, 6 WESLEYAN .
At Hartford-Mass. Aggies, 49, Trinity. O.
At Hanover, N. H.-Dartmouth, 4 Co.
lumbia. 8.
vana, H.
At Morgantown. w. va.-west Virginia. 8:
Ohio, /.
At Easton, Pa.--Cornell. 4: Lafayette. /.
At Middlebury, Vt.-Springfeld Y. NJ G. A.,
8: Middlebury. =.
AT Lafayette, Ind.-Purdue, 3; Waseda B.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Fishing Boat Velocity Has New Owner

Joe Baron has sold the Velocity and will
give UP the fishing party business. The new
owner Is Walter Weber well known In the
downtown section or Brooklyn. Walter will
operate the boat in the fishing game from
the Osborn House pier ~ Sheepshead Bay and
she win be IN charge OF Capt William Dor.
man, formerly or Broad Channel Tho boat
has undergone overhauling and Ii now IN
good shape for the work that will be under
taken with her.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

Two base hits-Martin. Williams, Neal
Meusel. Home runs--Grmes, Twombly. Sac
rifices-Martin Kelieher. Parkinson. Double
plays-Hollocher. Kelleher and Grimes: VIII
Jams and !. Miller Left on bases-Chicago
3: Philadelphia. g. Bases on balls-Off
Martin, .; off Hubbell. ]. Hit by pitcher
By Martin. (Wrightstonel. Struck out-By
Martin, . by Hubbell. I. Umpres-Hart
and Mccormick Time OF game-1 hour and
% minutes
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

Why do all the persons give us
SO long place? - -
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Oden Knocks In Five
Of Browns Six Runs

MIppLETowS Conn. May f3.-Brown
defeated Wesleyan, 6 to ?. here this af-
ternoon Oden faced Connolly five times
and knocked two home runs. one two
bagger and two singles His hits brought
in five OF Browns runs. The score
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

1t Is probable that Buckley Fordhams fielder ge
with the Giants spring
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

to Cobb, Heilman's infield out. Flag
stead's double to left, a base on balls
to Blue and a single to right by Pinch
Hitter Bassler.
With the tying runs on bases Man
ager Higgins called Mays to The rescue
again and the master of the submarine
ball retired the side on one pitched ball.
Ansmith flying to Meusel. The score:
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

.Batted for Hodge In the sixth inning
tBaLied Tor Pence In the ninth inning
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

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