The evening world. Newspaper, June 14, 1920, Page 15

mous in his day as a spitballer, wild Pitched the Yankees out of an Amert-/ can League’ pennant. Yankees, scored five runs in the first inning and beat them, 8 to 2. Speaker and his tribe gave the Yanks @ big, big laugh on that occasion, This day, June 13, all for the Yankees, Indian pitchers to a lusciays pulp, the | big hitters from the big city clouted out eighteen steaming hits, piled up fourteen runs, and pitching like a’ wizard in the pinche shut out the Cleveland hitters without Battering three ant, run was the only one scored in second clash between the Robins and enge for Saturday's defeat? More | than enough. The biggest crowd that Mever saw a ball game in Clevciand ewan present to see their favorites go down in the worst rout of the year, and they didn’t like the bitter dose | the Yanks forced on them. “Just to cap the climax, to top off the only inning in which he had any trouble. lady of them all, Miss Good found another in the eighth inning with none out and ‘one run needed to tle tho score. | Points and New York University, the Robins falled to he run. | other collegiate aspirant for the Along in the fifth inning yesterday | pionship, was fourteenth with 8 ‘Tommy Griffith bounced a hit over] Thirteen New York A. C. al Jimmy Ring's head There was only|under the guidance of the one out, and when #te Kilduff cracked | coach, Bernie Wefers, brought & singl@ to right and Tom scurried to third the crowd went wild. But Otto/¢ion, Wefers's heaviest nominations Miller whiffed as the brutality of the day, ‘slammed out his seventeenth home werun of the year, a drive the like of which has never been witnessed here In the sixta he t of the playing field, jeld wall, and over a “house on the opposite Crashed a ball o ylelded 12 hits, reneraily after two men were 0 or SIwava tightened up when the plate was threatened. ‘There was one casualty. twisted his left knes plate in the first Inning a be ot of the game for two weeks, over to left firld, old station at third. ‘That | ih propably be the lineup till Lewis tralght at Rin) Clarence Mitchell was nominated to bat for Marquard. he pitcher, first base- hit to short, on, which Bernie Ne! ran for Mitchell, went to thin, a ‘aun = derous roai Moran, who guides the destines of the |oulJa board how to prevent the Robins e Yanks «got off at the crack of | trom, scoring the’ pistol_and George lote star, was Nhe firat prey. playing fleld made ground rules ye COSBATY. Peck was out |r the first when Me eel hit 4, double inte the centre Pipp scored him with another wit} mt Into a double pla Mr. Ouija, Kopf, who was standing near second, Passed. and Pratt nleo gota free ticket, val. Wi @into left and Pipe Out went Uhle and Then came the accident singled to centre and Lewis “rounded third and ran for the plate. he sid and a ligament’ was Hite by Ward, Hannah and Shawkey scored the former in the fifth, and in the elghth, Fipp'e double, | Pratt's out and Bodie's aingle| ‘When Sponker put Faeth in the box | hope; and the Yanks ha: oe Brooklyn Loses Lead on Rube’s Once upon a time Jack Chesbro, fa- Once upon a time-yesterday after- © home folks, came in the | the Winged Foot athletes accounted just Jake Daubert | | Rad miarked & clean cingte, to eantre| for # total Of 96 points, a margin of feld. "Tt sent the former Captain of the |20 tallies In excens of the score of Robins to second base, from where he | their nearest rivals, the Glencoe A. C. raced over the plate when Hddie Roush, | who was again cave out in céntre | athletes, who coralled 16 points for the | Re acs ie blow between| aeteen-cvent programme, ‘The ist A. C. finished third with 15 points, and one point In the rear came the St. It was a tough Anselth's A. C. in fourth position, This lonesome, little, but all import. ui as the Rube | pitched great ball, and the sixth was The delegation of junior athletic talent which came down from New Haven to represent Yale, finished sixth in the team championship battle, with playmate, “In daturday's 10 markers, Princeton's Orange and Black competitors were eighth wita 8 Apparently that, most popular, little ame the Robins had a man on third on But racefully as one can, | were ‘the fhe and. BMarquard, followed” by hitting }Wee ate cack’ aperte Ghenee After Miller | ‘Kiea out’ in the etehth | Tork A&C. lads experianced th | man, outielder immed a double to ft, And when Olson beat an infield 8 At this period of the struggle Pat champions, asked his faithful your Infleld back and Johnston ‘And aure enough James Harte Jonn-| | until tomorrow. on cracked the ball straight at Larry ‘The shortstop made a neat toss to Rath Jana the second baseman tade a burry| | disturbed take ave to Daubert. Bloole! ‘NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE) 3 ng 30 1350 Games Yesterday ‘cronto, 2 (eccond exme), ‘Akro dyspepsia. | Toronto at on Butt ee TES \N. Y. A. C. Wins “Met”? Junior Wild Pitch| Championships\ Wearers of the Winged Foot of the New York A. C. carried off the Motro- politan A. A. 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