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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
MOVIE WORLD MIXUP
Seknick Corporation Head May Re
sign.

Los Angeles. Feb. 2T.-Myron Sell
nick. president of the Sclznick PIC
turc CORPORATION. has prepared his
resignation and will hand it in i'm
mediatcly il certain New York finan-
cial interests. backing the motion pic
turc producer. do not agree with his
policies. the Los Angeles Times said
today.
The Times obtained the infOrma-
ton from President Selznick's brother,
David. vice president Of the corpora,
ton. who said both of them planned
TO start tomorrow for New York Tor
conferences With certain bankers.
There are AZ stake certain things
I cannot discuss" David Selznick was
quoted. After ;he New York con-
ference, everything will be made pub
lie
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
ENGINE HITS MAN
CUTTING HEAD AND
LIMBS FROM BODY
Fedencio Zepeda, 73,
Struck by Southern Pa
cific Passenger Train.

Fcioncio Zepcda. %. was Instantly
killed when run down by Southern
Pacific passenger train No. s. from
the west, at 1885 o'clock Tuesday
morning.
The aged victim resided at South
Colima and Trinidad streets. He met
death while walking along the rail
road tracks between South Brazos
and South Xarzamora streets. shor,
distance from his home.
I"pcda'S body was mangled His
head WAS completely severed at the
neck. His left arm and right foot
were torn away.
Justice of the Peace Ben $. Fisk
will conduct the inquest proceedings.
The body was removed to the Riebc
Undertaking Company an hour after
the aged mans tragic, death.
Detectives Fox and McCabe and
Paurolmau Valdez. from No. = sub
police station conducted the inveStl-
CATION.
No one. seemingly. Witnessed tho
death of the pedestrian save the ell
CINE crew Of the passenger train.
Xcpeda. according to information
given officers by railway employ,
who was left ut the scene after the
train had been brought to Il halt. was
walking east in the middle of the
tracks. The passenger train. east
bound. caught the pedestrian while ne
was directly between the rails. The
pilot of the locomotive. it is reported,
caused him to be hurled directly down
ward and upon the tracks. The body
officers say. was not carried six feet
from the spot where the pedestrian
was hit. The train was brought to 4
halt. it is said. shortly after the last
coach had passed over the body.
Zcpcda. police say, had long been
Il resident of San Antonio. His
widow. officers said. was one of the
first TO reach the scene Of his death
though not a witness to it. Ben Ie-
p"da. a member of the city fire de-
partment. is son.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27

Special Gable To Tile san Antonio LlsHl
and the Chicago Daily News.
Copyright, 1928.
Moscow. Feb. 27.-rhe celebration
of the Red Army's fifth birthday an
nivcrsary took on somewhat SOM
Der note. Leonid TrOtsky, the army's
creator, inspircr and chief, was Ill.
The great parade was Cancelled and
the anniversary gathering in the even
ing was robbed of its star attraction.
Karl Radek. the governments most
trusted adviser in foreign affairs, =, adj
dressed a gathering of veterans and
army heroes and uttered solemn
warning that war must almost in
evitably follow within Il few months
Frances action in the Ruhr district
He declared that Russia desires peace
but he could not see how if n great
struggle came Russia could remain
outside it.
The government has issued note
on the Memel question complaining
that the settlement had been made
by the Allies without consulting Rus
STA or her allies. The question deeply
affects the equilibrium of the Baltic
region and gravely prejudices the Sc
curity of Russia.
The Russian government in its
note demands first participation in
any international regulation OF the
Nieman river or of Memel: second,
that the international organization in
clude representatives of only those
powers through whose territories flow
the Nieman or its tributaries. and,
third, a guaranty of liberty Of ship
ping on the Nieman. 1t warns the
Allies that through their action they
have created grave dangers to Euro
pean peace.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
SENATOR CARAWAY
AND STREET CAR
PASSENGER CLASH
Law-maker Rains Blosvs
on Opponent With
Umbrella.

Washington. ID. G.. Dec. 25.-Blows
were exchanged by Senator Caraway
of Arkansas and another passenger on
a Washington street car today after
the man had been accused OF jOstling
the senator and using offensive Ian
guage.
The alteration occurred after both
had left the street car, the unldentt-
fed passenger striking Senator Cara
way on tine face and the senator re-
taliating with blows with his umbrella
on the mans back.
Senator Caraway's account Of the
battle was the only one avaIlable ;
the other man went away without CIV
ing his name. According to the srna-
tor. a fellow passenger standing Ne
hind him insisted ON knocking tn" son
ator's hat down over his eyes. The
senator's gentle remOnStrancc was re-
turned with advice not to be 50
grouchy about it, and to smut NJ.
The senator rculiCd with his quick
rcuartcc. which has attracted som" at
tCntion in the Senate. and offered 10
exchange cards and have a meeting
later. To this the stranger responded
by leaving the ear with Senator Car
away in pursuit.
In the street. the passenger. a lit
tie fellow about -. squared off and
shot a jolt to the senator's fac. Mr..
Caraway returned the compliment
with his umbrella and. in the maulinS.
both men lost their hat.
The senator's opponent cried
enough" whercupon Senator Car
away returned his hat. and the fight
was over.
There hasn't been a street duel with
congressional flavor since Senator
Helm shot Il negro on Pennsylvania
avenue nearly twenty years ago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
BROTHERS OF WOMAN
WHO BETRAYED PHIL
ALGUIN DISAPPEAR
Accused of Stealing Auto
mobile-Case Now
Off Calendar.

Los Angeles. Cal, Feb. 25.-Hcr-
bert and Fernando Tribe. brothers.
Of JUarcz. Mex. failed to appear in a
township justice court here yesterday
for 4 preliminary hearing on >thc
charge oi stealing an automobile. and
the ease was taken off the calendar.
The Tribe brothers. after having
been in Jail here several weeks were
released ON their own rccOgni2ancc
nearly two weeks ago because Her
hcrt'S WIFE Mrs. Catherine Tribe. had
been instrumental in affecting the de
portMion from Mexico OF Felipe
Little Phil" Olguin. wanted here for
the murle" of Detective Sergeant
John !. Fitzgerald.
OIguin'S preliminary examination
closed Saturday. when he was held
for trial in the superior court.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
PAY Sl2,239,S50 BILL
United States Awards Norway For
Ships Seized During War.

Washington. ID. e., Feb. 27.-Pay-
mcnt Of ST. .232.SI2. the amount Of
the award rendered last October by
the tribunal OF arbitration which
passed on the claims growing out Of
tn" seizure during the war Of Nor
wegiam Shins. was made TO Norway
late yesterday by the United States.
Coincidcnt with the payment, Ser
rotary Hughes in note delivered to
Minister Rryn for transmission 10
the Norwegian government. declared
that while the United States support
cd the principle of arbitration. it felt
obliged 10 make certain reservations
to the tribunals action. rs the award
could not ne regarded by the AmCri-
can government 10 possess an authUrl-
tativc contractor rs a precedent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
JUDGE KIDNAPPED AS
GANGS USE GUNS IN
CHICAGO ELECTIONS
BaEIot-boxes Stated, Shots
Fired Rumor
Says.

Chicago. Feb. 25.-Chargcs ot Kid
napihg officials. >tuifing ballot boxes
and Of the use of firearms and gang
poitirS today marked the primaries
in which. for The first time in an
election for years. Mayor Thompson ;
name was not on the ballet.
In the old TwHnty-firSt Ward. in
Guiding the Gold Coast. on tn" LaHc
Michigan shore. VI. \. lHnnina. =
Democratic election judge. was missing
and was reported to have ben Kid
mapped by Il band of five men.
There were unvcrifiPd reports Of thu"
firing Of shots in the Fourteenth
Ward. Of ballots in ballot box in an
Eighteenth Ward precinct before the
rolls werr opened. and Of gang meth
eds in q Seventeenth Ward precinct.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
CLEAR AND COLDER
Minimum Temperature Wednesday
Morning VIII BE From 3S 10 ~.

A widespread moderate high" will
bring cooler and generally fair wealth
or to San Antonio Tuesday night and
Wednesday, the weather map prom
Uses. The cloudiness of Tuesday is
caused BY the change in temperature.
Light rains visited North and Cen
trail Texas stations Monday and Mon
day night. Southern states cot n
heavy rain with almost three inches
at some stations.
The high pressure area which
promises clear weather is coming in
over Seattle. Denver is in The cen
ter of the cold wave and reported tho
coolest temperature in the United
States Tuesday morning. eight degrees
above zero. Four inches of snow
fell there.
Minimum temperatures for San An
tonic Wednesday morning will be
from 3S TO A. Light to moderate
winds will blow. San Antonio, will
be under the influence of the high"
for several days, it is believed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
JOHN D. A COLLECTOR
Buys Medieval Tapestries Worth
%I.OOO. 900.

New York. Feb. 25.-Six medieval
tapestries known as the "hUnt for the
unicorn the sale of which the French
press recently demanded the govern
mcnt investigate. have been purchased
by John u. Rockefeller .Tr.. and are
on their way to this country from
London TO hang in his home
The purchase price was said to be
1.10O.OOO
The tapestries were owned by
Count Gabriel dc Ia ROrhcfOu"auld.
who, according 10 the French press.
had promised his gOvcrnBcnt they
would never be removed from France.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
TONES ARE HURLED
layer Leads Police. to
Body Of 6-year-old
He Assaulted.
rory OF BRUTALITY
athletic Scene as Hearse
Brings Dead Child
Back to Mother. :

philadelphia, Pa. Feb. 27.-Whhe
crowd of men and women on the
rect shouted for swift justice, Wylie
Morgan, slayer of 6-year-Old Lillian
iImore. today was held without bail
a police station in the northeast
part of the city.
When he was removed from the
alton to a prison van to be taken
CITY hall a shower of stones and
her missiles were hurled at the
ightened prisoner. No one was
Truck and no arrests were made.
"A ruse to save Morgan from harm
as resorted 10 by the police IN tax
~ him from the station. a police
| an disguised somewhat like the prls-
ier was taken in full view oil me
how'd to prison van and, when thn
Iowd rushed in his direction, Morgan
as quickly brought out and placed
another van, but not before some
| the crowd realized what was being
|bne and hurled missiles at the
layer
Tells Story of kidnapping.
Morgan's confession of kidnapping,
Hacking and killing the child whom
i took away with her 4-year-old Sls
hr, Dorothy. from n point near theh
bme last Saturday, in motor car
las obtained by police last night
Sorothv was returned home few
|ours after the kidnapping. Lillian
|ody was found last night on the ice
L Ncshaminy creek. 20 miles from
There were more than 30 policemen
h the hearing room Of the station
|ouse when Morgan was brought be-
bro a police magistrate. The details
h the crime were quickly told. and
he prisoner was held for the formal
elton of the coroner.
The little girls body was found last
light on the banks of Neshammy
keek. near Croydon, Pa. after Nor
Ian had led the detectives to the spot.
Died During Attack. :,
Morgan made n lengthy signed
tatcment. the police said, setting
birth in detail how he had lured Lii
an and her sister Dorothy. 4, from
heir home for an automobile ride.
ow he had taken them to Il vacant
BIT; how the older girl had died dur
hg an attack. and how he had taken
or body to the isolated spot twenty
niles north of Philadelphia IN the
one that it would not be discoy cred,
After laying Lillian's body along
he bank of the stream. he told the
,olice he returned to the city with
Dorothy and put her out of the
ar within a few blocks of her home.
~ organ, who was said to have lived
Il Maud. Texas. confessed after ~
lours of grilling and after he had
zen identified the second time by
Dorothy Gilmore.
Mother Glad Body Found.
There was a pathetic scene as the
learse bearing the body drew un in
ront of the Gilmore home. The child
vas n favoritc in the neighbOrhood
md it appeared that all her friends
md acuuaintancrs were at the house.
inside Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gilmore.
he parents. sat with their other five
hildrcn and a number of friends.
Is the coffin was carried into the.
.ouse the mother collapsed.
Il am glad they found her. Mrs.
fillmore said later. 1T would have
iecn terrible TO think that my little
ne was alive some place. perhaps in
iced Of help which we would be I'M
Ible to give her"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

? lie wind from the north: lowest TEN
perature in last : hours. 81: highest. as.
CIicago: Temperature, "a; cloudy; 10
m .Ic wind from the northeast: 'owest
tc.Gpsrature in last 81 hours. s.: .Igh-
est. a.
Il, nsas City: Temperature so. CHI. ~:
10 m wind from the north. iov'"s
est. ~
Now York: Temperature IS. raining Z.
r'r!r wind from the northwest; lowest
ter p'rature in last 20 hours, So; h.tf-
ct. -.
Washington: Temperature IS. RAILING
I-0L',, wind from the north: lowest TOM
Perature in last "a hours, 3Si high
est, e..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
Mother Glad Body Found.
UoImgreen on New Board.

Austin. Tex. Feb. 27.-Ed Hall. Of
Dallas, former state commissioner Of
Insurance and banking. is one of the
five men named by Governor Pat NJ.
Neff to he member of the newly
treated state rate making board which
will fix the rate of interest for state
Repositories. Other members Of the
BOARD are Il. Harper Kirby Of Aus
in; ]. c. Jones. Nevada: J. F. Rowe.
Waco: and George HOlmgrCen, San
Antnnin
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
100 HOUSES DAMAGED
AND TWO WORKINGMEN
HURT IN EXPLOSION
Ponder Magazine BloiUs
Up With Terrific
Blast.

Pittsburg. Pa, Feb. 27.-rhc min
ing village of Russcllton. about p
miles from Pittsburg, was rocked by
terrific explosion early today. when
a powder magazine at Superior mine
No. l. OF the Superior Fuel Com
pany. Blew up.
The magazine was destroyed and
more than 100 houses damaged.
Two workmen were injured.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
Declares Death Threatened,
When Released, If He
Did Not Move.
SAYS GUNMEN READY
Militant Spirit Against
Catholics Encouraged,
He Asserts.

East 81. Louis. ILL.,. Feb. IL
Beniamin q. Morrow today WAS under
police protection following an aIlcg,
affidavit made to police that his life
had been threatened by vi organizer
Tor the Ku Kluv Khan for admitting
to police. following his arrest Satur-
day midnight, that he was Il "prc-
rinCt committeeman" for the klan in
connection with today'S municipal phi
mary election.
Morrow vCS arrested on charge
of distributing ANONYMOUS campaign
matter urging the defeat uf eighteen
candidates in, today p election wha ar"
! said 10 b. Catholics or to have
| Catholic support.
Paid $40 DAY. lie Says.
He admitted under oath, accord
ing ia pOlicc. that he was a member
Of the Kan. was paid $40 day b.
the klan for his political ACTIVITY ~
4 precinct committeeman. andDthat
the Khan had committeeman in each
OF the 81 precincts Of the city.
lie WIS released under bond yes
t".dly to appear Tor hearing March
Lat" Last night. according to police.
Morrow entered police headquarters.
asked for protection. and stated he
was nGviScd by n khan organizer T."
leave East 81. Louis forever. or mem
bPrS OF the organization "wOuld prob
ably shoot. kill or hang me"
The organizer ordered him 10 leave
the klan'S headquarters yesterday.
threatening to kill him. according to
the alleged affidavit 10 police.
The alleged affidavit continued
that ~ great part If tn" Ku kluX
Khan membership has been worked
up Ia a pitch where many of the
young m"n are in frame Of mind
thar may cause serious trouble. and
| have often seen many members at
, meetings with rcvOlvcrS, and in a
hUa~tful mood
Gurmcn Ready. lie Says.
at is also understood among mem
hers that the organizer has gunner
nj his disposition. ready To do his
bidding. and militant spirit. cSpp"-
ialiy against members Of the Catholic
church and Knights Of Columbus. is
encouraged nj all meetings. and
particularly in conversations Of one
individual 10 another.
"Thc peace that once existed among
PrOtr>taTIS is not possible as long as
the Ku KUx Khan continues its
activities rs in the past.
There is general understanding
among the members that trouble may
occur ut any time and that they would
be fully justified in assembling at the
ku Klux Kan danger signal. fully
armed. and prepared for any eventual
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
THlRTY-CENT COTTON
LOng-tGlked.Of Level Reached at Last
at New York.

New York. Feb. 27.-Thp long-talk-
cd-of 30-cent level for cotton was
reached in tho futures market today
on reports Of 4 steadily increasing
scarcity of offerings in the South and
continued trade demand. Contracts
for delivery during May sold UP to
30.l5, an advance of about 81 a bale
above yesterdays closing quotation.
and all old crop deliveries made new
high records for the season.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
The WEATHER
TEMPERATURES.
WEATHER.

San Antonio aud vicinity: TGe-Iav
night and Wednesday, general fah:
colder Tuesday night; minimum ,cr0ar-
aturc, IS to 81; Ugh. to moderate no';l.
crly winds.
East Texas: Tuesday night. sens,rl"
fgir: colder. with frost in the mt'r.o~
Of the south portion If weather clears:
, cdnesday generally fair.
West Texas: Tuesday night generally
fair and colder; Wednesday. generally
fa'' and somewhat warmer in north por-
tiCn.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
Thief SteaIs s5OOO On Painting.

thief yesterday cut $1,000 oil paint
ing from its frame at Post Tavern.
and escaped without leaving clue
The painting. The First Letter" was
bought by the late c. W. Post in
Europe in 1912. and had been trans
fCrred TO the Tavern from Mr.. Post
private gallery.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
800 Guests at Banquet.

san hdINbN' itA'' htb' - ~
banquet was given Thursday night.
February -. in the San Marcos Bap-
list Academy dining hall. with COW
crS laid for 800. Tic Carroll and
ElputhCrean Literary Societies enter
tanned in honor OF the Shakespeare
and Zetcgathean Societies of the
school
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
Woman Sentenced for Murder.

New York. Feb. 27.-Mrs. Lillian
]. Raisen, convicted Of numbering DR..
Abraham Glickstein. Of Brooklyn. to-
1ay was sentenced to serve from 20
years to life in Auburn prison by SUI
preme Court Justice Cropsey.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
Hnrhnar,Is Mnfhsr Dies

Manhattan. Han. Feb. 25.-MrS.
Eific e. Hartford. ~. mother Of Mai
Gen. James {. Hartford. died ut her
home here last night of pneumonia.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
Elected to Rockefeller Foundation.
Ernnnria Kan -Ieh I-Millinm-
AAsx TEiEe. EnpSsiA, LSkhhF End
sS5BSE. ~ 49, siSeSsE 4 lseGsNt ::

the RockefeIlcr Foundation, 0CCOru-
ing TO information received in En-,
poria Today. Mr.. White was elected
10 serve 4 three years term.
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-27
STRONG TICKET TO run WITH T0B|N
Confessed Kansman Charges Organization Threatens Kill Hin
WAR is PREDICTED
Russian Leader Says 1t Must Follow
Invasion OF Ruhr.
BY L. A, NIKENZIE.


Special Cable To The san Antonio Light
and the Chicago Daily News.
CnnNriRht. 1909.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-17
DOCTOR WINSLOW
IS. GOLF CHAMP
AT WATERvILLE
Especial to the Kennebcc JournaD

Especial to the Kennebcc JournaD
Waterville, Me, Sept. 16-Dr. Z. S.
Winslow won the golf championship
of the Waterville Country club here
today by defeating Il. l.. Erwin in a
SO hole match by a score of up and
2 to play. The match was followed
with a considerable amount of inter-
est by large group of spectators
who We're treated to an exhibition of
good golf This is the second time
that DR.. Winslow has won the cham
pionship winning the championship
of 1921. r. l.. Erwin is a strong con-
tender for this yearly honor winning
the championship IN 1919 and 1920.
Bill Cook was the champion Of 1922.
Billy Campbell now of Portland was
champion in 1917 and IS when the re-
cent champions were learning the
game. A cup is offered by the Wa
terville Country club and in order to
win permanent possession of this trO-
ply the player must avhe his name
inscribed on the cup three times.
DR.. WinslOw was State amateur
champion folfer in 1922 and was a
runner up in the finals of tse cham
pionship played at Portland this year
Ht ItSlltS VI lllt III - iOulli lIit ~
play in the championship division y.
d. Blake defeated G. J. StObie and
i; DR.. f. s. Winslow defeated +. T..
Stanford and 5; John Young de-
fcated DR.. II. w Abbott / up; c. r.
Green defeated DR.. r. l.. Reynolds, 1
up. 10 holes: Dir. l.. A. DARCY de-
feated c. p. Cook l up. 10 holes; Ed
mund Stevens defeated 0. y. aLrsen
Z and 6; w. II. Cook defeated ID. s.
Stewart, 8 and I; r. l.. Erwin defeat
ed W. 4. Blair, 6 and J.
Second round Winslow defeated
Blake 3 and 3; Young defeated Green
l up: Stevens defeated Darcy. and
g.; Erwin defeated Cook. ] up;
scmfc finals, Winslow defeated Young
and 3; Erwin defeated Stevens Ey
default Finals. Winslow defeated
Erwin and ., SO holes.
ne i7'-tag etaoin shrdlu cmfwyph
The results of the play of the
"Beaten eight" First round. F. p.
Stanford defeated q. J. StObie 5 and
a: Dr. r. l.. Reynolds defeated DR.. H..
w Abbott. A and 3; G. i. Cook de-
feated O. n. Larsen. . and z; w. A..
Blair defeated ID. s. Stewart and );
semi finals, Reynolds defeated Stan
ford. up; Blair defeated Cook 2 up:
finals, Reynolds defeated Blair and
a.
The results of play of the second
eight" First round. DR.. II. p. Stew
ems ,20). defeated II. u. Hayden ,2S)
up; NJ. F. Mccarthy 800 defeated
O. G. Springfield ,30). and 3; II. T..
Briggs ,1S) defeated +. w. Mason (22(
bf default; G. II. Simpson (2S) de-
feated s. ]. cunningham (22) 6 and a..
Semi finals. Mccarthy defeated
Stevens a and 2; Simpson defeated
Mccarthy 6 and 5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-17
HOmers Win Two
Games for Yankees
Over Speaker Clan

New York, Sept. 16-Home run
drives enabled the New York Yam
KEGS to defeat the Cleveland Indians
in both sections of today's double
header, by scores of to and 3 to Q.
New York's lead increased to Is
and a half games and one more Yam
kee victory over Cleveland will clinch
the pennant for New York
In the first game, Ruth tied the
score in the sixth inning with his
31th homer of the year. and again ty-
ing Cy Williams of the Philadelphia
Nationals for the 1923 home run rec
ord. In the seventh inning, New
York won the game when Schane
and Scott hit home runs on success
i've pitched balls
With the score tied in the sixth
inning Of the second game, Meusel
won for New York with a drive fol
, the circuit. The scores:
FIRST AME
Cleveland % 90 0 2 0 0 0-2-7-1
New York 20 0 0 l o. 2 0 x-4-S-1
Uhle and O'Neill; Hoyt and
Schang
SECOND GAME
Cleveland 20 0 2 0 0 0 0 0-2-6-C
New York Il 0 0 l 0 0 x-3-7- |
Edwards. Boone and O'Neill;
Myatt; Pennock and Holman.