GAME ' POSTPONED.
Cleveland, O., April 16 The Cleve-land-St.
Louis American league game
postponed; cold.
Fordham Cleans Up i
Colgate With Ease
New York, April 16. The Fordham
University baselball team defeated the
Colgate nine in a long-drawn-out
game at Fordham Field yesterday af
ternoon ty the score oi 3 to 2. It was
the -third straight setiback for the up
state collegians. Although the vis
itors outhit the Bronx collegians and
outplayed them in the field, they
were unable to win loecause ox mo
wildness of Blume, who gave seven
bases on -iii 'balls. llatNamara, the
home twirler, registered eight strike
outs and did not issue a single free
pass to first -base.
Fordham got oft to a good stratrc.
scoring a run in tne eecona rounu.
when Finn singled to right riekl, stole
second and completed the circuit on
Start's double to centre. The visitors
tied the score in the fourth on a
brace of errors by Start, the Fordham
shortstop, and two sacrifice hits.
imitation strings of sausage. One gun
trader liked his hooch so well that
he hugged it to his bosom in a hot
water bottle. All of these tricks the
government officials know, because
they have captured consignments of
booze tricked out in these ways. But
they do not claim to have captured
all of it."
DEED.
QUIN In Newtown, April 15, 1920,
Rose A. Quin.
Friends are invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence in
Newtown, on Saturday at 9 a- m.,
and from St. Rose's church at 10
a. m.
Burial St. Rose's cemetery. a
LATJBSCHEK In this city, Friday
April 16, 1920, at his home, 630
Kossuth street, John Rudolph
Laubscher, aged 49 years.
a
O'NEHili In this city. Friday, Aprii
16, 1920, James W. O'Neill.
