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MAJOR LEAGUE
BALL SEASON
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CHICAGO, March 8.—The American
baseball season will open April 14 and
close October 3, according to the offi
cial 1920 schedule released tonight
by B. B. Johnson, president of the
league. The schedule shows a restor
ation of the 154 games chart, which
was curtailed last season because of
the world war. An innovation in this
year’s schedule is the listing of Sun
day games at Washington and New
York. This is the first time in the
history of the league that this has
been done at the time the shedule
was drafted. The world war was
responsible for this. Last season,
games were permitted in Washington
and New York, but the schedule made
no provision for these contests. As
a result the schedule was revised and
a number of games were ^Ivanced in
order to play on the Sabbath.
The four western clubs will open
in the west, while the clubs of the
east will inaugurate the season at the
end of the circuit.
Opening games are listed as fol
lows:
Detroit at Chicago.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
New York at Philadelphia.
Washington at Boston.
Boston is scheduled to close the
season before the other clubs. The
final curtain for the Red Sox will be
rung down on September 38. A
double-header, with Washington bill
ed as the opponent is on the pro
gram for that day. The following
day, Sept. 29, New York will close
its season at Philadelphia. The last
of the Eastern clubs to quit for the
season are the Senators and the Ath
. letics, who meet at Philadelphia on
October 3rd.
The four western clubs are sche
duled to close the season on Sunday
October 3. The White Sox will fin
ish at St. Louis and Cleveland is
slated to close at Detroit.
The schedule as in former years,
calls for three swings around the cir
cuit.
Detroit after openinng at Chicago
will go to Cleveland, and then return
home on April 22 for its first game
at home writh the league champions
as an opponent. St. Louis opens at
home'with Cleveland as an opponent
on the same day, following its series
11 at Cleveland and Chicago. New
York, after prying the lid off at Phil
adelphia, wall go to Boston for a series
and then to the Polo grounds, to play
its first home games with the Athlet
ics as the attraction on April 22. The
Washington fans wall get their first
glimpse of the Senators on April 22,
when after a series in Philadelphia
and Boston they come home to see
the Red Sox.
Washirfgton has drawn the plum in
regard to the greatest number of
Sunday games. The Senators have
been given 16 Sunday dates. Chica
go and Detroit each have 13, w^hile
St. Louis, Cleveland and New York
have been awarded 12 a piece. Phil
adelphia and Boston have no Sunday
games at home, because baseball is
forbidden there on the Sabbath.
Boston, Detroit and Washington
share alike in the distribution of
Saturday games, each being sche
duled to play 13 week-end games at
home. The other five clubs have
been given 12 Saturdays each at
home.
Independence Day, July 4, falling
on Sunday, the schedule makers have
arranged holiday bills for Monday,
July 5. Games on that day will be i
played at Chicago, Detroit, Washing- j
ton and Philadelphia. i
Decoration daya, May 30, also fall- 1
ing on a Sunday, enabled the framers '
of the playing chart, to book holiday
bills for the following day. These
games will be played at St. Louis, ;
Cleveland, New York and Boston.
The Red Sox have been awarded a
holiday bill for April 19, Bunker Hill '
Day.
Chicago, Cleveland, Washington ;
and New York are scheduled to play >
Labor Day games at home on Sep
tember 6.
There are four conflicting dates
with the National League, and these
are in Chicago, on May 9, June 27,
Sept. 5 and Sept. 26, when the Chica
go Cubs are scheduled to play at
home.
The Western clubs start their in
vasion of the East on May 11, Chi
cago will be at New York; St. Louis
at Philadelphia; Cleveland at Boston
and Detroit at Washington.
The Eastern clubs will make their
first western trip on June 8, with
Boston appearing at Chicago, Wash
ington at St. Louis, New York at
Detroit and Philadelphia at Cleve
land.
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