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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-19
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American League.

Saturdays Results.
Cleveland. s: Washington. 4.
Detroit, Z; Philadelphia, 3.
Boston. 6; Chicago. 3.
st. Louis at New York. rain.
TOday's Games.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-19

The New South Wales labor govern
ment has opened its first state-owned
butcher shop.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

NJ. Rosenthal Company leased for the
Garment Center Realty Company the
eighth floor in the new building being
erected at the southwest corner of
Thirty-seventh street and Seventh ave-
nue.. at an aggregate rental of about
SIS, 900 to Hecht & Pitofsky.
Thompson Contracting and Construc-
ton Company leased from John Bittner
the six story and basement building 2
and 8 South street. 40x120, for ten
years. Ernest Tribelhorn was the
broker.
NJ. & L. Hess. Inc, leased the second
floor in % East Twentieth street to
Heilig. Schiff & Co.. Inc. space in 1875
East Twenty-third street to Herman l..
Ettinger. in 1888 East Twenty first
street to John f. Dwyer. also with Spear
& Co. third floor in IS West Fifteenth
street to the G. & z. Dress Company.
Henry Trenkman rented the store Mt
the northwest corner of Lafayette and
Grand streets to the New York Brass
and Copper Company.
Haggstrom-Callen Company leased the
store floor in 1i3 West Sixty-third street
to the Circle Storage Battery Company
Peasc Elliman subleased for the
Fownes Glove Company the fourteenth
floor Sox1OO feet. in 1ls West Fortieth
street to the International Magazine
Company. Guggenheimer, Jntermyer &.
Marshall were the attorneys for the
Fownes Company and Walter \, Stern
for the owners Of the building. The
same brokers leased for Mary \. &
Elizabeth f. keene the store in 43 West
Forty-sixth street to the Hilgert Shoe
Company
Houghton Company leased to Sue Rob-
ertson an apartment in 129 West Seven
tieth street; also apartments in S62
West End avenue to Perley Bryant
Mary G.. Davis and Albert Sturr; in 43
West 105th street to John Gravis and
in 157 West Seventy-third street to
Betty Pierce and Major Harry Il. Clark.
Pease & Gilman leased for D. l.. Eli
man & Co. an apartment in 270 Park
avenue TO RI. J.. Florant. in % Fifth ave-
nue. to Herbert Harde. in 951 Lexington
avenue to Miss L. b. O'Reilly. in g.
West Forty-eighth street to Victor
Aimone, in l20 East Eighty-seconG
street to II. T. Sawyer and in 1873 West
Seventy-ninth street 10 Mrs +. y. Weiss.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased a
duplex apartment in the northeast cor
ner Of Fifth avenue and Seventy
street to DIR. John A. Victor. The rents
in this building range from $4,000 TO
100000, and 1t is expected that several
other leasos. now under negotiation, Will
be closed in the next few days. This
building was designed and erected by
the Fred +. French Company
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
TWO SHIPS CRASH IN FOG
SOUTH OF SANDY HOOK
Another Forced Back by
Break in Turbine.

Two steamships were compelled TO re-
turn to this port yesterday and third
came into the bay limping on account
of accidents Two OF the vessels were
damaged after head-on collision and
the third was forced to put back by the
breaking of her low pressure turbine.
This last was the army transport Can
tigny, which sailed Saturday for Ant
wcrp with 170 passengers, chiefly SOL
diers bound for the American Army Of
Occupation in Germany. From thirty
miles east of Fire Island she sent n
wireless call for help, and the army tug
Tacony and the Merritt wreclling
steamer Resolute were sent to tow her
in.
The British freighter City OF Auck-
land, which sailed on Saturday for
Sydney, New South Wales. returned 10
the Bush Terminal yesterday afternoon
with her starboard bow crumpled In
collision with tho American tank steam
ship Bethelridge. from North African
ports TO New York IN the fog sixty
miles south Of Sandy Hook Both ships
were able to proceed to port under their
own power. The Bothclridge anchored
in the bay.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
BRONX BUILDING NOTES.

Plans are being drawn by Irving
Margon. architect, for five-story apart
ment TO be erected at the southwest
corner OF the Grand Concourse and 18TH
street. 102xl50, by Hyman Berman. TO
cost $25O,000. Mr.. Margon is also pre-
pairing plans for a six-story apartment
75x125. TO he put up on the west side OF
Andrews avenue, $50 feet from Fordham
road. and to cost $l50,00o He also has
plans in progress for one-story stores to
be erected at the northwest corner OF
Fordham road and Bainbridge avenue,
51x144. TO cost $4,000.
The William T. Keogh Amusement
Company Is having plans prepared by
Neville e. Bagge, architects, for a thea
tire. 47x79. TO be erected at the north
east corner Of Southern Boulevard and
l74th street. which it recently pur-
chased
The keystone Tire and Rubber Com
pany has plans drawn by Frank sutton.
architect. for a two-story mill building
to be put up AT the corner OF Bailey
avenue and 1921 street.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
j. p. DAY OFFERS MANY
PARCELS AT AUCTION

Joseph p. Day Will offer at foreclosure
salo on February in the Vesey Stree,
Exchange Salesroom 1874 West 12ls'
street, a three story house. 16xlOo.11. on
February rs will be offered at fore
closure the four story dwelling 50 East
sixty-iirst street, leXloo.5. George L.
Cohen. referee; Phillip & Avery, the at
torneys.
On February 16 win be offered 1921
Second avenue. one story theatre, 5ox
75; also. ca February Il 22S and s4o East
Fortieth street. four story building,
33.4xss.9
Three foreclosure sales will be held by
Mr.. Day on February is, including 5o
West Fifty-first street a five story
building. 21xl00. situated 100 feet east OF
Eighth avenue and II East 1921 street, a
five story building. 30x99.1l. 240 feet east
OF Fifth avenue. The last property to be
offered will consist of the four and one
half story building, 24.7X95, at 1872 Madi-
son avenue. between Thirty-second and
Thirty-third streets.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
aoovc 5oth st.-Sth Az. to North River.

DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
1jJ West S7th; a perfect gem OF q three
story dwelling. ten rooms. two tiled baths
extra maids toilet: just handsomely deco
rated walls painted and pancllcd. white
enamel woodwork throughout. French glass
doors, modern plumbing and electric fixtures
newly installed NOW vacant seen any time
price very reasona No.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
New York state-sale or Rent.

YOU, WILL SOON HEAR a good deal about
Rockland County HOWARD GOLDSMITH
Nyack on the Hudson, y. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
GARRIoK LEASE EXTENDED.

Announcement was made yesterday
that the present lease OF the GarriclS
Theatre by the Theatre Guild has been
extended until June 20, 1927. OF the
famous group OF theatres once clustered
about Herald square the Garrick re-
mains now the only one which has not
been torn down. remodelled for offices
or given over to vaudeville or moving
pictures
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
NEWARK TRANSACTIONS.

The residence. S4x170, at 1016-1O1S
Broad street has been purchased by the
Eastern College OF Chiropractic from
Edgar w. and Sara Gaddis Heller
through Feist & Feist. The same brokers
leased the second floor in 19i Market
street for the Childs Restaurant Com
pany TO w. w. Givens and renewed for
the Paramount Theatre Company its
lease on 92e-933 Broad street.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07

U. :. PUBLIC AUCTION SAI.E.-salysge
Branch, o. u. c. NJ. Brooklyn, New York,
win sell at Public Auction, commencing 10
A. NJ. February s. 1921, az Army Supply
Base. 5sth ST. and ist Avenue Brooklyn,
Now York. an assortment cf material and
articles no longer needed by the Government,
consisting OF blankets. mattresses. pillows
tents, tent files. paulns. trench coats as
sorted underwear. miscclla neous articles OF
clothing, trunk lockers, steel clothing lock-
ers, stoves. scrap iron. hospital equipment
consisting OF ear. nose and throat SETS gen
eral operating sets, gcniio urinary sets and
numerous other articles. Particulars on ap-
pication TO the Ofticer-in Charge.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Howard c. Pyle q Co. have leased
the following stores on F1atbush ave-
nue.: No. 1927 to Steiners. Inc. w~th
John Reis Company No. 1929 to Jacks
shoe store; with the Davenport Realty
Company No. 1881 10 Harry Schwaitz.
dry goods No. 1883 20 the La Belle
Millinery shop. No. 1896 TO the Modern
Gas and Electric Appliance Company
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.


Above 18th st. to J9th It. unclusiyc).
East River to North River
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
Borough ~ Brons.
thorough NJ urooairr.

TWD 30 share arartmcnt tifh $ adult
reasonable" prone lIirScH. oliuviliq 2o.i.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Brookiyn--Sale or kent.
DWELLING FOR SALE. 1o4s Prospect

DWELLING FOR SALE, f04S Prospect pl..
Brooklyn 3 story and basement, modern
limestone and brick front. facing Bedford
Park, near subway station: 10 rooms, ? baths.
electric lights, parquet floors, furnace heat,
perfect condition; winters coal in cellar; i'm
mediate possession; inspection by appoint
ment. ID. g. MCMILLAN, So st. Marks av.
telephone Lafayette 49I5.
EASTERN PARKWAY section; elegant. fl;ll
story whtestone house, box stoop: excel
lent condition; ! block 20 subway: will be
sold reasonable. Tel. i.afayettc 1900.
NO CASH.
New six or seven room stucco Fiatbusll
house, With garage; may be bought cash
Gown; only requirement is monthly payment
equal 10 fair rcnts VIII decorate To suit.
WILLIAMS-DExTER CO, INC.
~ Greenwich aV.. y. y. g. Rector G5S3.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
Connecticut-Sale or Rent.
New Jcrsey-SaIe or Rent.

49,
Lots Of lots, s7G TO 81 900 each. ali within
two miles OF Fort Lee Ferry; some with
Hudson River view; fnstalments accepted. q.
NJ. j.. at junction.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
CHICAGO CAB FARE REDUCED

CHICAGO. Feb. 6.--Thc largest taxicar
company in the city to-day announced .
reduction of % per cent in it's initial
charge for service. Fares will be 30
cents for the first half milo and 20 cents
for each additional mile
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
westchestcr Board TO Dtne.

: The Westchcster County Realty Board
VIII give it's annual dinner in the Hotel
Astor on Thursday evening. March 10. ,
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

CITY HOME FOR COUNTRY HOME
4 co-opcrative eight-room apartment
Riverside Drive and l15th Street
Will exchange for a country home
GEORGE NEIMAN. 90 Fifth Avenue
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
FOREST HILLS {

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. L. l.
Living rooms up 10 15x25 IT., finished as
well the finest homes. "a rooms only In
the new splendid Tennis Place apartments
by station; o Otis elevators, excellent ser
vice, opens February I. Apartments rcntinR g
these are must have unusual me rft.
Apply Supt. on premises. Phone Boulevard
6J4.. 632n, or GUNON l.. G. EARLE, agent,
900 W. SGtll SCHUYLER DI 80.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
FURNISHED ROOMS TO let.
East side.
NOTE TO THE PUBLIC.

NtFIt 10 TIE FUBLIIt.
The rentals OF the New Alerton House.
Madison av., northeast corner 55th St, q
u story residence for men, now ready for
occupancy. are the same as those prevail
ing In the present Allerton Houses; the socia
btlity of the club. the convcnicnces of hotel.
the privacy Of home AT n fraction OF tho
cost Of accommoda tons at first class hotel.
I4TII ST., 2s E.--Handsomely furnished larga
room, telephone; gentleman: reference
DriNntn hnnan-
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

SEVEN or eight room house wanted in West
chester TO rent by the year. NATHAN. 32J
W. a3d. Riverside 1920.
WILL. lease property IN need or repairs ,o-
alterations. ASSETS FUNDING CO.. lo1
9th av.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07

seth ST. 500 West---Vcry attractivciv fur
niahed two rooms and bath maid service
and restaurant; 5000 month. l..
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT

NEW FACTORIES.
Two one story brick buildings. modern con-
struction. T5xei4, at Bound Brook. y. j.:
4 railroads, all improvements. siding; re-
stricted: sell or lease. PIERCE ESTATES,
Bound Brook. y. j.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
borough Of Queens-sale or Rent.

AT FLUSHING-WONDER OPPORTU-
NIFTY.
Charming IL room dwelling. all modern
improvements, centrally located on Sanford
av., within few minutes OF Main st depot:
win sacrifice. Executor, J. f. PETERSON,
1861 Broadway Columbus 5000
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
APARTMENTS - UNFURNIsHED
From Battery to 18th St.. Inclusive.

From Battery to 18th St.. Inclusive.
LOWER 9Th av.-10 large rooms, duplex
$500 monthly. Murray Iili 1883.
WASHINGTON SQUARE.-Large studi,
apartment: NEW ABSOLUTELY FIRE
PROOF house; elevator and hall service
business and social references required
5000. SEQ Superintendent. on premises
Van Voorst Apartments, 1913 Waverly place
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to Iath St. Inclusive.

From Battery to 14th St. Inclusive.
DESK room very desirable light office. to
sublet: first class building view of the
hay; Immediate possession. Telephone Bowl
ine Green 97s7. ~ Whitehall 81.
LOFTS TO LEASE.
IireprCof building, 81 East 10th st.. nea,
Broa dway; I'd and 4th floors. each 4ixe4 :
eleyators: possession February l. WILLIAM
T.. KTLPATRlCK, owner. 149 Broadway.
LIGHT, bright Office IN new Saint Denis
Onioes. centrally located at Broadway and
tlth st.: most reasonable rent Phone
DAVIS. Stuyvesant d64S
TWO room Office suite; bright. northern ex-
posure In Saint Denis Offices; most
res sonable rental. Phone DAVIS. Stuyve-
SAINT 6643.
4sI Broadway, cor. Broome St; fine, light
Offices. 200 square feet up. Apply at build
ing or r. ]. GUIIFOYLl; & CO.. 1G5 Broad
way. Cortlandt 40
1900 square feet in lofts; electric hoist
rent s2.l0o; f26 Broo'ne 81, between Broad
way and Lafayette ST.
RoBBRT i. BoNsALL, e6t BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07

An advertisement ~ tho Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW rORR
HERALD offers real possibility Of
recovering pour lost property.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
Long island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, T.. I
Living rooms up to 1Jx2J H.. finished az
well as the finest homes, 3-4 rooms only, III
the new splendid Tennis Place apartments
by station; Otis elevators, excellent SER
vice, opens February l. Apartments renting
now as these are must have unusual merir
Apply Supt. on premises. Phone boulevard
6oio, b3.O. or GuYON l.. G. EARLE, agent
go w. s6th; Schuyler 9II6
FOREST HILLS GARDENS. l.. l.
-Four rooms, furnished, 3l6O per mont N
No. 10. Phone Boulevard $685. or apl III
Gardens Apartment. NJ
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

s6TH subway near; key at T45 West End av.
handsomely furnished sunny apartment
suitable for adults; Oriental rugs. piano
bedroom white ivory: newly decorated; SIT
month; immediate possession. 4.
is0rH ST., west.-Convenien TO Bway sui
way; will share my bright. attrar*iv
apartment congenial business woman pIe
ferred; conveniences. Box IA Herald -
Broa dHay
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
REAL ESTATE OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-SaIe or Rent.

ALONG THE NORTH SHORE"
DANIEL NJ. GERARD. 1870 broadway. y. Y.
BARGAIN-House in Jamaica. 4 beautiful
rooms. steam heat and bath: 1880; take
automobile and cash. Bryant 5344.
EDGEMERE, famous resort OF the city's best
Jewish families: fine corner I0x100. 10
rooms and three baths. for S13.5 Phone
Lafayette 1927 for appointment.
SPRINGFIELD, l.. I.--Houses and lots. bar
gains. sCHABEHORN, opposite station.
Telephone SprinKfield 1917.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
Washington IcIghr.. Above Is5th st.
West Of Sth Av.
Miscellaneous.
Borough of Bron..
Borough OF Brooklyn.
Long Island.

EASTERN PARKWAY, eJ5. 1 block Sub~a
station; rooms and alcovc. corner house
all improvements American family adults
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
Dinner of Bronx Board of Trade,

The twenty-seventh annual dinner Of
the Bronx Board of Trade will be held
on Thursday, February "a. AT Z: 80
o'clock. in the Hotel Astor. Members Of
the dinner committee are: Albert Cold
man. chairman August F. Schwarzler.
John y. Elsey. Maurice Muller. John
Kadel. Adolph G. Hupfel. Jr.: Charles
Schneider. William II. Bolton. Alfred r.
Darling, Philip J. Schneider and Charles
Kiesling.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
Above seth st.-5,h Az. to East River.

FIVE STORY single fiat. near Mount Morris
Park. rents S3.IiS s1s.1jO. cash $1,000
MtLNlllILT. no East f25th.
IMMEDIATE possession. dwelling. Madison
av md 12Gth St; $1,000 cash required.
NrtNIllIiL. ITO East i25th st.
TEN FAMILY. YORKvTLLE.
rooms, bath each family. cold wpter:
price $4,000: rent $1,000: each required.
$1,000 house fine condition and good loca-
ton; also have other bargains.
I,ENiI.E. 200 E SgTiI SIT.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07

: story and basement, West list ST., between
Columbus and Amsterdam avs. Is rooms.
baths. electricity suitable for rooming
coadfiou perfect. price So. 600: cash re-
piirrd 5000 COUC1fLhN & CIISBy. 200
West I'D st. Columbus iii
= s'otN American baacircnt. near Drive. ciec-
tricity. pnrluef w perfect conditions guar
altecd posacssiou. price G32. 600, cuan re-
puitcd s5. coo. We recommend this na u bar-
haiu cot Gttl.AN & CLfSBY. 200 West I'D
st. Columbus AZ.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
Above nth ST. to 50th 81. Gnclusive).
East River to North River.

A.--A.--Manufacturin lofts. building dceiened
for heavy floor loads, go lhs. 20 square
IT,. size 25N1l2; steam heat, electricity eie-
vator: location 36G Sd av., near eth St. en-
trance front and rear. will rent whole or
part Mccoy, a56 LIST av. 2052 Creamery.
FOR rent. desk room In desirable office.
near 9TH av. Tel. Bryant 0fsT. w. 18th.
LIGHT MANUFACTURING.
-Four lofts. 40x100: light four sides: steam
heat, large freight elevator, electricity. En-
GlNEER. 20I-209 East f9th 81. 2Ij4 Acad-
cmy. owner.
OFFICE, facing 9Th av,, with separate tele-
phone. 126 9TH av., room J0i. Phone Cnel-
aea 1900.
ONE or two offices OF desk room, Wilson
Building, $50. corner Broadway; telephone.
stcnography services. Call Pennsylvania G16s.
SUITE Of rooms. partly furnished; imme-
date occupancy; corner 9TH av. and 10th
81. Phone Madison Square i21s.
WEST 3Gth Cnear 9Th av) Very light. at
tractive loft to suitcase at sacrifice: 1900
square feet. new fireproof building: well
known firms ncighbors. Write UNUSUAL
0PP0RrUNiTY. 1858 broadway.
ETII ST, 70 W.--Largo basement In sx-
ccllent business neighborhCod. straight
lease: immediate possession. Bryant 62p6.
s05 THIRD AVENUE.
Store and basement. g15t Academy. Owner.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
Borough OF Brooklyn.

FLAfBUSTi- Ocean av.. facing prospcc
Park ; rooms and bath. furnished. al
improvements; $500 per month. March ant
April. Apciy premises. Phone 9iT6 Flatbush
WILL sell unique furnishings of moderi
room apartment with lease rent $50
opposite Park equipped by interior deco
rator; reasonable Sou-h isis-J.
The New York herald., 1921-02-07

APARTMENT houses for sale: little cash
required. CHARLES FALL. 1400 Wash
ington ST.. Hoboken. n. J.
BAYONNE, n. J.--Bargain easy terms /;
corner property, l12isxl10; II large rooms
Q baths: . minutes to Central Railroad: +:
half hour TO y. y: best residential section.
For particulars phone Columbus sio0. suite
S25.
1IINAFLY .--3ia acres, { room house, steam
heat. barn, fruit convenient; $1,000: photo
-,raphs. HOVER. 2i2 Broadway, New York;
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
Yves. side.
HOTEL. .toArIs.

g10-G52 West f25th 81.
Rooms wi.h private bath. SIC weekly
without. 81 up: every convenience. Telephons
Morningsdo 649 and T0S
The New York herald., 1921-02-07
CITY REAL ESTATE.
CHAS. ;iALI.NvSRt.
81 CHAMBERS ct
From battery to Itth st.. INCLUSIVE.

FOR SALE story brick Office building. 10
Gated IN centre of downtown insurance and
financial district. on plot @0xJO reasona bic
terms. = S6a Herald. Fulton RI.
tiREENWICu NII.LACE-Perry ST. > story
basement, 3Jxfo0. price S2l 900. rental
valuo $3,Go0; terms $1,000 cash. balance
mortgage. 22i Herald. Herald 50.
GORE lot. Gj feet on 18th av.. near Charles
at., y. Y. Inquire of OWNER, $50 Bedford
av., Brooklyn.
No 394 Water at (adjoinng Catharinc fIipl-
Three story building for $4,000. owner.
SAMUEL FITZPATRICK. f40 Broadway.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-15
ALEX IS LEADING
NATIONAL HURLER
Cub Star Allows Fewest
Earned Runs-Leads
in Strikeouts

NEW YORK. Jan i4.--Alexander( 4
the Great still holds sway among th
pitchers OF his league.
The big fellow tops all hurlers IA
the National league In the matte,
OF earned runs made Off his delivery
per game, according TO the official
pitching averages made public TODAY
During the season of 1870 Aler
pitched In 40 games and completed
90. giving UP but 1.9I earned run,
per "pastime." The year previous Ne
also led the pitchers OF his league IN
this department with an average Of
l.73
In the won and lost column Bur.
leigh Grimes. premier OF Uncle VII.
bert Robinson's Dodgers staff, I'm.
ished with the best percentage, 81,
though Alexander won the creates
number OF games. tucking away %
victories for the Chicago Cubs Eppa
Rixey Of the Phillies won 22. and lcs
the most games, go. and Jess Haines
OF the Cards pitched the creates.
number, AZ.
In the matter of completing game,
Alexander once again tops the 1910
list with 33. and he also pitched the
greatest number OF innings, 1858. In
pil'ng up IL straight victories The
great Alex took another honor Our.
ing the season recently closed and h.
led In strikeouts with 173.
William Sherdell of 81. Louis I'm.
lshed the most games. lie Is credit.
ed with rs. The veteranl Babe Ad.
ans Of the Pirates led the field In
shutout games with a total Of eight
and gave n wonderful exhibition OF
control by permitting only IS Of H.,
1895 batsmen who faced him TO taxi
first base on balls. The year previ
GUS Adams pitched 60 l,017 battet'
and gave up 20 passes.
Ferdie Schupp OF ~. Louis was ,he
most liberal pitcher. He gave up III
passes. Charley Ponder OF the Pi
rates made the greatest number o.
wild pitches. 10. and John Scott hi
the creates. number OF batters IL,
There were "a pitchers in the sen
ior league who pitched a; least ten
complete games and 25 who tool
mart In ten or more games, but Wit
did not complete ten nine-inninl
games.
Four pltchers--John Benton, DicI
Rudolph. Elwood Martin and Johi
Scott--4tied in making the longes
losing streaks during 1920 witt
seven straight defeats apiece.