The evening world. Newspaper, September 16, 1920, Page 19

| (i ‘ ‘ 4 rsa wi Otants, here's our mitt e-d congratu- lations, Uncle Roth \ Giants Have Pirates : As Their It Was Pittsburgh That Ruined New York’s Pennant mies, the Pirates, be eorer than an ulcerated tooth and the bunch don’t biister fer and pulveriee the outfte For | oy ~ 4h smoked hama responal- for the fact that the chances are @ fly against a ewatter this the very top the while the Robins yh and up and now seem to be Pespected and adept organization in! eye-t @ wake, hammering Yanks, geeks, dang ‘em, pang ‘em, plas | Yank the Turkiob towel in the Ameri- |to 0, can 3 Id tell ter, , ‘ eee noe tee ee oot | Which Umpire O'Day was the chief] ruling stood, O'Farrell was safe, and instigator, in the seventh stanza, pre-| as the follow! Vented Chicago from tying the sere! centre ho would have scored ® mo- and putting the winning run on se0-| ment later with the tying run. Griffith's eatch was a Corker, O'Farrell waa the victim, The Cub catcher caught one of Smith's fnat balls on the nose and shot it on @ line Biuee, Autumn of 19°0, } card. to jonship eaddie with. wheelbarrows at the|for the police concerni course, if it couldn't be the| they slapped the Detroit submission. The e. US neighbors ne American League, Guests To-Day the course of the season's battle was knocked on its bar {t promptly bounded back on it» feet and kicked up magnificent Kilkenny, absulutely Chances. | ceatining to be made the subject of “By Charles Somerville. ‘O-DAT at the Polo Grounds tho] $y sparks of Joy Fawn: # “4 u contemp presen Giants meet their ancient ene-|outiook which will, offer you for World Series opponents the hoopla, But I'll bet, Unk, ole demon, you ain't not never for a little bit feeling maybe, contemplating’ the series others are these) the White Box they are now entering in upon, if I know for sure the which Wy, they'd oome out of It. The, te te at hand as to whether the White ants having any Na- | ox have worn heels and holes in the one Reeet ones hy Due One oS mnant- ing cere-| tors and are fit entirely for pwd Certainly their recent sho 20 | rng Tobtha "atin fend. the Mods, | Datwoan sieht and centre Held, “Geitt own in thelr fight |into a jellyfish. And 1 can't seo +] started ut the crack of the bat an 4 who won, by five oR the just ‘a0 he got in Mne with the bail by Bo B sag: |and running with hie back toward It ing anything more|ine come-back kick in the outfit. the wixthe Joh reached | PO 5 of 4 ubanos to buck | Cleveland, alose, it seems er cad tat ea we enerte - I sope they'll have| should be the feared contender. — Addicts who | indicates the metamorphosis of a Hon ven if he was ype and an X-ray, ows after that clash. Leaders Score, but” It’s Enough. By Richard Freyer. The tost| ond base. And then a sensational right field of a long fly in the closing inning Once again prevented the Cubs 1) Giants by five and a half to first on @ hit ball to short. The fol- Martin, who The Cub Robins Get the ‘‘Breaks’’ And Shut Out Cubs 232222822585 Sherry Smith worked for Brooktyn jowh watt went tL on and allowed 6 Cubs eight hits. The ndkeepars to tote the |] don't see any necessity for hollering | fuul Ay. “The brought Zak Wheat to | Dodger routhpaw pitched an excetient ts ing ‘om. The) the bat. The first pitched ball was 6. Tenks satisfied te thoroughly when| tide and when Spee and nota vi hird base, The biggont series Bacharach Giants of Dyokrhan Oval | of somi-pro. games staged at a logal ball park this neason wilt bowin thie’Bunday at DyeRinan Oval, Black Sox of Ma One Lone Run ts ‘All That) Poste Bare Moen tad he net to ceatre| morning to erine t field for a dovbie, Johnston with his) t start scored easily for the only | der of ¢ run of the game. — Inthe seventh OWarrell of the Cubs Dit a Texas leaguer in short right field and kept on Kilduff went after the pellet and PA O™ little break of the mame in pang A middie dation to Olson. vy al the a nediately Co aixth inning enabled Brook- over the bag, O'Day, who was yn to come out on top of the) standing near first, not knowing the final contest of the series against the| ball was on the grou: Yep—t'm banking the Yanks to) Cubs at Ebbets Field by @ score of 1 ef Le ahggheimee | — of oe hs ‘ot | 20 ay. _ Another wee bit of @ break, ‘of] Gnd {Pen Leonel, whe pallet and the right on for second. nd on the oppo- batter hit a single to ‘ing player reached He was given erroriess t hurler. for the breaks going against him| fruity taste. 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