The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1919, Page 8

PAGE 8 ¢ Score— RHE BASEBALL _ [[pettott’ sc... 28 St. Louis wc. csseseeeeees 14 20 1 Batteries: Leonard. Ayers, Cun- NATIONAL LEAGUE, L. Pet.'mann and Severeid. New York .... 20 = 649 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION: Cincinnati . 23.623} Score— R HE Pittsburgh . 28 = DAL} Milwaukee .....ee eee seen ee Hy 5 Chicago . 30 «.524/ St. Paul . 8 1 Brooklyn 30 .500} Batteries—Hansen, Wolfgang and St. Louis 34 .443]/Lee; Griner and Hargrave. Boston .. 35 .875| Score— HE Philadelphia 37-827] Kansas City meee 6 iy 0 » 1112 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE, Chica ae a3 HA First game— RHE Glaveland 3425 ; | Indiananolis Detroit 28 Louisville .... St. Louis. 28 Batteries—-Rogge, Boston . 33 Davis and Meyers; 12 innings, poe 40 9 Loutaville: y ecaes ae niosces Batteries—Voyes, Cavet and Leary; AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, W. L. Pet./ed in the 13th on account of dark- St. Paul ........-00. 36 21 ~—-«.632/ ness. Louisville 36 24 .600! Score— RHE Indianapolis 83 26 = .559) Columbus 2 6 2 Columbus .. 29° 25 537 | Toledo ek oe Kansas City 31 27 584] Batteries: George and Wagner. Minneapolis 26 29 473] Ferguson and Murphy. Milwaukee . 22 36 B79 Toledo weee 150 400 278 NATIONAL LEAGUE, —_ Score— R. H. E. GAMES IN BRIEF, Cinelnnatt Rasear ee aeien eats : : 9 Chicago ..... eevee eseenenene National— ‘| . Batteries—Sallee and Rariden; Lar ca Vaughn, Bailey and Killifer. St. Louis, 4; Pittsburgh, 2. Score Rue Cincinnati, 5. Chicago, 2. Pittapureh Coy aR Gace ‘ Batteries—Mays, Sherdel, Tuera Detroit, 2; St. Louis 14. Schmidt New York, 4; Washington, 6. estar a Boston, 4; Philadelphia, 2. SCOre , Association— Philadelphia ...........4 few 4 92 Milwaukee, 0; St. Paul. 8. BOStOn ....seeeeeeeeceeeeee 710 1 Kansas City, 6: Minneapolis, 11. .. |, Batteries—Hogg and Adams; Mc- Columbus, 2; Toledo, 3. Quilland and Wilson. Indianapolis, 9; Louisville, 6; first], Score - RHE game 12 innings. SPOOKIYN see verse reece es 49 Indianapolis, 2; Louisville, 5; called Ney FOr ad Gonenles 311 1 18th inning, darkness. eure St Boston .. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Score— New York .... Washington ... Batteries: Th Nelson and Hannah; Shaw and Pic- inich. Score— RHE Chicago . 69 0 Cleveland 412 0 Batteries kie, Faber, Dan- forth and ONeill: Kerr. Meyers, Phillips, Uhle and Schalk, Thomas. ningham and Ainsmith, Yelle; Weill- Minneapolis . Johnson and Lalonge; Palermo, Hov- ; |Jik and Owens. Bennett, Anderson and Kocher; and Snyder; ,| Philadeluh 5 Johnson and Perkins. miral Mark Kerr announced today that he had abandoned the proposed Trans- Atlantic flight in a Handley-Page ; bombing machine and that instead he would fly to Atlantic City, probably starting this afternoon if the weather permits. Batteries—Hall, Graham, call- Hamilton, Carlson and 205 and ‘Schang; Battaries—Caldwell ABANDON FLIGHT. St. Johns, N. 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