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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1920

Page

3

White Sox Beat Zachary and Nationals 5 3

The White Sox edge the Nationals 5 to 3 in the series opener as Zachary struggles after seven scoreless innings. ChicagoASG offense capitalizes late with timely hits and aggressive baserunning to take the lead and gain on the standings while Griffs threaten but cannot convert.

Winning Way Jones Leads Big Yanks and Browns

New York and St. Louis split a twin bill on clay courts and baseball. In New York the Yankees won 7 to 3 behind strong pitching by Weisman and Ruth struck out five times. In St. Louis Shocker fanned 14 Yankees as the visitor won 6 to 4, with Gedeon, Ward and Meusel keying the offense.

Jones Browns Richards New York St. Auguis Gay Yankees Shocker Yankee Weisman Gabe Ruth Tonis AB Beas Tobin D. Jacobson Wiliams Hannah dRan Lewis Shore Lonix York Tobin Jedeon Jacobson Lereid Ward Vick Meusel Ertars Gerber Pratt Srvereid Shorker Williams Gedeon Rorse St. Louis Colling Thormahten Collins Ty Collins Gedeon St Louis Arsh H.O.A Werd Smth Bediec Gerbera St. ‘Louis Rath Bodie Ruel Rose Sarrifice Mogridge Smith Severeid Pipp Weilman Ry Weilman

In The Wake Of The Game Ferryville Notes Hitter Hurt

In The Wake Of The Game FKillerbe shows hitting prowess since returning to the lineup but hurt his leg running out a hit in the seventh inning and may be in hospital for several days. Grifith isn’t ready to trade Shannon for Acosta or Craw-i Ske to see quit the International ford. Arthur Irwin would lead fast company. Jurge Hue Milan and Rothally raised their averages off Cre otte hitting .590 apteve. Shannon returned in the game as Ellerbe retired and had one turn.

Fkllerbe Grifith Shannon Acosta Craw-i Ske International Ford Arthur Irwin Fast Company

Griffs at bat and fielding miscues underscore baseball clash

The account notes Griffs being thrown out by Eddie Colling, Zachary’s fading average, Shanks and Risberg keying plays, and Jackson Felsch leading the Sox with two hits. It mentions Williams, Faber, Kerr facing the Nationals and a potential lapse on Cicotte. Also cites Knickerbockers and Dreadnoughts series, plus Dedaker Shaner joining Alabama in September.

Aeihold If I Collins Weaver Jakson Feisch Toling Ab Risberg Snag Washington Indge Milan Rice Roth Harris Shanks Elterbe Ae Shaonan Goarriry Chicago Seobold Belseh Jackson Nilan Cicotte Risherg Rod Cellins Schalk E. Collins Felech Dalls Zachary Cicorte Donn Casha Felach Grifts REDS Cincinnati Ohio George Lewer Cincinnati Nationals Sprin Eddie Colling Fanning Risberg Williams Faber Kerr Peison Jackson Felsch Sox Knickerbockers Alexandria Shaner Alabama Lynchbore Dedaker Shaner P. 1 Unity of Alabama

Chapman Delivers Win With Homer In Cleveland Victory

Chapman hit the only homer off Rommel and drove in the decisive run as Cleveland beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 in the opening game of the series. Keefe served up four hits in 1 1/3 innings for Philadelphia while Hays and Jamieson also contributed for the Phils. Welch and Chapman connected for home runs for Cleveland.

Philadelphia Chapman Rommell Cleveland Today Keele Rommel Cleveland al Phila H.Q Jamieson Welch Speaker Galloway Dykes Davie Caldwell Gardner Griffin Lefton Baxes Flrst Bare Hails Keefe Tomine Viteher -Keste

Cards Beat Giants In Overtime Game

The Cardinals defeated the Giants 6 to 4 in twelve innings at St. Louis. Spencer delivered a two RBI infield hit with two outs in the twelfth to seal the win after St. Louis tied the score in the eighth. Barnes held New York to one hit thereafter as Schupp and North pitched for St Louis. Sherdel took the loss. Humphreys officers’ nine will face Rex A. C. Sunday at Union League Park.

St. Louis New York Louis Spencer Barnes York O.A Burns OS. Smith Ir Bancroft T ‘Fournier tKnode Schultz Dani Rin Opon Snyder Young Schupp North Clemons New York Phi Koonovod Frisch Kelly King J. Smith Ock McHenry Eer Young Lavan Meliener Hornsby Fournier Sehhupp Schurp Sherdel Sherdell Humphreys Rex Rex A. C Union League Park

Elliott's eighth inning throw wins for Cubs over Dodgers

Elliott's throw to center in the ninth inning helped Chicago edge Brooklyn 3 to 2. With runners on second and third, Robertson's lead triggered a catch by Myers who withdrawn fearing a spike, allowing Elliott's throw to seal the Cubs' victory.

Chicago Liott Brooklyn Mamax Cadere Barber Trobertson Myers Robertson Elliott Centerfeld Olson Paskertyef Kilduff Merkle Paskert Twombley Twohits Hellacher Wheat Terry Chic Alexander OM Cadore Cadore

Errors of Braves Let Pirates Win in Pittsburgh

In Pittsburgh, the Pirates defeated the Braves 5 to 2 as Carlson held Boston to few hits and Boston errors aided Pittsburgh. Staged amid a heavy storm delay, Chicago tennis action saw Vincent Richards beat Wallace Bates 6-4 6-2, with Wesbrook and Grinstead advancing in the national clay courts event.

Braves Pirates Chicago Vincent Richards New York Wallace Bates Berkeley Calif Walter Wesbrook Detroit Harry Brossat R. Windley Murray Niagara Falls N. Y L. R. Hayes Murray H. K. Grinstead Louisville J. Clark A. W. Shaw Pawtucket HR. S James Robertson

War Racketers Defeat Commerce In Departmental Tennis League

War A and B teams lead the Departmental League as War Risk and War A sweep five matches defeating Commerce 15 scheduled sets to none. Gore and Edgar beat Crago and Davis 6 15 6 4, Gullion and Hullett won 6 2 6 1, Wilson and Taylor won 6 5 6 5, Mantellar and Stewart won 6 3 6 4, and Baker and Beasley won 6 6 6 3.

Commerce Iore Edgar Drago Davis Walton Taylor Strand Stroph Gore Crago Gullion Hullett Travy Irwin Wilson Mantellar Stewart Herman Kinglish Baker Beasley Hodges Mears

Baseball scores from multiple minor leagues across four circuits

In the International League Baltimore beat Buffalo 5 to 3 while Syracuse edged Rochester 6 to 5 and Reading defeated Paranto 11 to 2. Akron beat Jersey City 9 to 5. In the Southern Association Birmingham 4 beat Atlanta 2. New Orleans 1 topped Mobile 1? Nashville 2 topped Sphir 0. Little Rock 8 defeated Chattanooga 3. American Association Milwaukee 9 beat Indianapolis Louisville 4. Kansas City games postponed due to rain. In the South Atlantic League Columbia 11 beat Charlotte 3. Augusta 15 beat Spartanburg 0-2. Charleston 7 beat Greenville 6. Virginia League Suffolk 3 beat Norfolk 1. Portsmouth 2 beat Rocks Mount 1. Piedmont Greensboro 7 beat Danville. Winston-Salem 14 beat Raleigh 8. High Point 0 tied Durham 0. Texas League Teaumont 11 beat Houston 8. Wichita Falls 0 Fort Worth 0. San Antonio 0.

Baltimore Buffalo Syracuse Rochester Reading Paranto Akron Jersey City Southern Association Birmingham Atlanta New Orlean Mobile Nashville Sphir Little Rock Chattanooga American Association Milwaukee Indianapoli Louisville Kansas Columbia Charlotte Augusta Spartanburg Charleston Greenville Suffolk Norfolk Wortsmouth Rocks Mount Greensboro Danville Winston-Salem Raleigh High Point Durham Teaumont Houston Wichita Fall Fort Worth Iealvoston San Antonio

Hildreth Pays 125000 For Inchcape Star Of Juveniles

Aqueduct July 13 Inchcape a chestnut colt by Friar Rock Rose of Gold sold for 125000 the highest price for a two year old in the country Hildreth after a 100000 bid following the Tremont stakes last Saturday secured the purchase Trainer Fred Burlew acted for J H Rosseter California shipping magnate and breeder Inchcape has raced twice this year and won both starts bred in California

S. C. Hildreth Harry N. Sinclair State Tracing Commission Inchcape California

Organized Ball Gains Point in War on Jumpers

Auburn July 13 The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues announced an agreement with a large Detroit industrial concern not to sign any player under contract to major or minor league clubs of the association. It also barred signing suspended players or those who failed to observe the reservation clause. Similar negotiations are pending with other industrial concerns in Pennsylvania.

Auburn National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues Detroit Salon Pennsylvania

Western medalist Jones leads Memphis amateur title run

Boboy Jones of Atlanta claimed the Western amateur medalist title after finishing 18 holes in the final 36 hole qualifier with a total of 199. R. F. Bockenkamp of St Louis was runner up at 147, with Chaow Evans of Chine in third.

Memphis. Tenn Boboy" Jones Atlanta Memphis Western Golf Assormation Joune R. F Bockenkamp St Lous Jones Chaow’ Ievans Chine Bockenkhamp Evans tiHthers Mlarenge Veolt St Teues Jame Marien St Ke Vt Adair Tre Crescets George MecConne Otp Raed AE Peak Boyd Chattanoopa Frank Crader Wrens Ark Burt Wibur Irsiana Phret Hickes Amet Lewis Hennes James Ward Isansaverty Ads Weaver Marton Menors Knepper Sioun

Marshall Ties Up Jaffe In Tourney

The chess master Marshall and Charles Jaffe of New York reached a tie in the tournament after Jaffe lost his adjourned game to S Mictkhen of Los Angeles. Marshall and Jaffe won fifth round games over Neidich and & T &harn, while others faced defeats as standings show Jaffe at 3% and 17% and Marshall at 32, with M Miahtowski and Jackson also active.

Atlantic Cary J Marshall United States Charles Jaffe New York Jaffe S Mictkhen Los Angeles Marshall George C. Netdich Cornelliversity and & T &Harn Philadelphia Hoos Jackson Miathowski Jackson Sharp Neidichland Duckier Prince Brederich Sonttiers Willbamarf Omemahen Kh Thompson Houckas BT Vans Ashen Sluntpef Ward Mujra Ab Ailton Re O Keatnes Totais Ley Stk Stanian Serthern Forvers Ward Westama Lynda Saeritee Bits Me Mehen Hilien Saerittees Ward Strick Kearne Hunt McMahon

Shocker Fans 14 to Tie Punchless Opening Game

Urban Shocker of the Browns struck out fourteen Yankees in the first game of a doubleheader, tying a section strike-out record. He had previously broken a ten by Johnson with his no-hit performance against the Red Sox.

Urban Shocker Browns New York Yankees Johnson Red Sox

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