May 22, 1920 (Game 16)

Pittsburgh 5 - Baltimore 1

The Hornets benefitted from nine innings of one-run, five hit pitching from Fred Clarke (2-0), and a slew of Canaries errors to get one win out of the series.  Harry Sinclair, moved from his normal spot in Left Field to Center, committed two grievous throwing errors which started, then perpetuated the rally in the third inning.

New York 1 - Philadelphia 0

Only one run and four hits were allowed by the two pitchers today, with Marty Grahahm pitching a perfect game into the 7th and a no-hitter into the 9th inning. Knights outfielder Larry Duttinger hit a triple in the bottom of the 6th, driving in David Bickel.

Providence 4 - Boston 3

The Commodores rallied late, including a bases-load triple by Lonnie Reeder, to win.

Newark 2 - Washington 0

Washington's losing streak continues to 11, as CV Matteson (2-0) pitched a two-hit shutout. Bill McKechnie drove in both runs for the Eagles.