The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1920, Page 19

af. Present Giant Combination |Eddie Eagan of Ouimet Clashes Best McGraw Has Brought Yale Wins Bout | WithGraham ;;. ; In Big Tourney For Golf Title| serene From the South Since 1905 er eapiuteat eta MOTHER! McGraw’s Team in Good Con-| on, Last _vear, with a schedule |i be chosen were. Inc Oulmet of the Woodland of 140 games, Barnes alone won| W',be chowen were In a , near Boston, will meet 8.| ¢ iti 1 am- |” ; ~ " twenty-five victories. In the €X-| pionshi / cham: | Hel bee dete $ : dilion and Should Set Pace twenty-five Victories. Jn the oc, | plonehie tournament. in Mechunte hole final round for the U | Child’s Best Laxative ‘ "i North and South amateur gif cham- 4 2 Jesse has performed with all his} The bouts in eight classes were a | 4 in National League Race, skill and cunning, and with a longer] advanced to the ist 0 pionship over the No. 2 course here THE EVENING WORLD; TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1920. BOSTON, A whom the Un Franc a schedule there is no reason why he| Where, they will be (Aprcial to The Hrening World.) shouldn't win twenty-five games this] iit Gthietic clubs, WINSTON-SALEM, N. C., April 6. on pe A Aas nea | am erpaent national, tit i Hl ated Harold Weber of the y a ed Sox reache cl of almost every section of | ANAGER MoGRAW [8 highly eee see ag ee a Amneville, | th : | Inverness Country Club, Toledo, by Pleased with the showing that/N. Cc, The game there yesterday was | jaded by Edward! 2 up and 1 to play, while Graham de- | hig 1920 baseball machine has|whandoned because of a snowstorm, | Pagan of Vale, were more often vie-| oi po Bokenkamp of Midland wade against the Boston Red Sox.|Since Saturday the Giants have not] the heavywelgnt tile last year, de-| by th gheterages 1 00 ee Whe team js hitting when hits handled a ball or a bat, and some of|feated Frank Grayber of Pittsburgh,| 0¥ Be Smo seore, 2 up an iy. nag meanlthe players are worrying about not|the Allegheny tive holder, in three} Ouimet went out in 40 to 53 for his suns; the fielding is of the very best| being in condition by the time the| rounds. ‘ emi-final round yesterday | Opponent, and turned for home 2 up, end the pitching i of the kind which|season starts. Since leaving San a ; ‘ will prevent the enemy from scoring|Antonio, more than two weeks azo,| Frank Moran Beats Cowler in rir.| and by winning the Lolelfeh st dita more than a run or two over a stretch | the Giants have had no morning bat- te nidon Bout. stood 4 up with only 7 to play. It of nine innings. ting practices. The pitchers, too, are LONDC April Frank Moran of| looked tke a runaway match, but fore the legion of Cant fol-| beginning to {ret over lack ‘of work. | Pittaburgh ‘be auddenty th | Winks can begin Meiciag agane tree Since last jay Barnes has pitched | berland in a fifteen round fight at Hol- ica! tary tuned, and’ wefore pets winning the approaching Na-|in only one e. born Stadium here last night. it was over there was plenty of ex- Honal” League championship” race,| Jesse 18 vooked to perform against | ine ‘snte of Arthuk Townley, the her | Citement and one or ‘two thrills for The team that McGraw is bringing|the Red Sox this afternoon. Bill] heavyweight of Southampton, who rad) the gallery. do the Polo Grounds 1s about the bet| Ryan, the promising Holy Cross| met with an accident and that the “Little Napoleon” has gnided | youngster, will most likely finish the | Dear. into New York from a spring grain-| game. The last time this pair oper- trip since his 1905 aggrewation. ated they let down the American fn Jesse Barnes, Fred Toney, Phil] Leaguers with a pair of hits, M Douglas, Arthur Nehf and Rube Ben-| The Giants need only one more vic- | Moore, Mempl ton MeGraw tis dy far the best|tory to win the series. As the result | decision over pitching staff in the National Leauge.|of the tame being called off yester- plant. 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