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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-06
FOR SALE-HQUSES.

FOR sALE-BARGAIN IN A NORTHWEST
Want quick offer Of
about s., 700.
Three stories. rooms: lot eixIs It.: o.
Location. 10 minutes walk from the White
MOORE q HILL nnc.,. 1888 G ST. NV:
FOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN IN A SNUG
northwest: near 9th and R. l. ave. NV;
lot 1880; alley: rent ss s,S ss'.
loan Of 5000 now running at SO IN
MooRE HILL unc.,. 1888 G ST. NV:
FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL NEW coFT: WIDE
aDd TIED LEI 'f BSTH 10 HEAT
construction unusually good
Would accept $500 cash and so monthly.
MOORE & HILL 0nc.,. 1888 ST. NV
FOR SALE-CLEVELAND PARK.
sand feet Of ground; very close to Connect
cut ave.: four fine porches; hot-water neat:
and electric light; noble forest trees: choice
$4,000.
A charming home. with central central d hall
room, sitchen hem and buffers pantry on first
moor: See us soon about this. wv
MOORE HILL nnc.l. 1888 q ST. Nv.
FOR SALE SIDE YARD: WASHINGTON
and 9 baths: most beautifully located: just
gas light R Resnesd tot to- he 1ss' 'teP
Higher price than this refused eighteen
months ago: originally listed for $4,000;
beautifully plsnned and unusually well con-
structed.
MOORE & HILL Qnc,. 1883 G ST. NV.
FOR SALENEw HOUSE on HEIGHTS.
Nine rooms and 2 baths: wide; all outside
rooms; an outside pantry; perfectly venti-
lated; librsry full width of house. with great
brick fireplace: hot water heat; electric and
gas light: hard doors: large closets;
covered front porch and two back porches.
$7,7SO.
Front Of brick heretofore used only In
houses selling at $50 600 and upward. This
Is something out Of the ordinary.
MOORE & HILL Unc.), 1898 G ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-06

ACL CO.. ITd I L NV.
1904 D Sc. 6r. b. 1880
TIC r I av nw,7r.w11.50
$50 8 NV, 7r. w.17.0
1920 Fla Az ne. so
1921 Morse ne. 6r, b11 50
800 18th ne, 6r, b. 1850
1877 9Th NV, 5r. ". 1880
COS AZ Sw. Ar, ". so
312 9th ne. Or. 20
20 L NV, Or, ". 1850
52S Kennedy nw.6rl5.00
34O4 Ga av, 5r, w13.60
2522 Ga av. Ar, w.12.60
612 r. Offices. 30. 1900
600 10th ne, 6r. whose
1880 Kra'er ne. 4r, We. 90
COLORED TENANTS.
1901 eth NV, II. b.@. 30
2215 4th NV, Or, b. $3.50
1910 l. NV. Or, b. $500
400 Sd ne, Or. b.. .2.@
l4lS 10th NV, Or. b. $3.50
1885 Sth NV. 6r, ",
stable .........1 1900
1909 B ne, Sr, b. 1880
2219 Water NV.
Or. w.....-.....12.W
1910 3Oth nw,T. w12.W
1874 Army sw,4r,w12.M
218 0 NV, store, b. 1880
2006 Ga av nw,ehop1 o. 90
20 D NV. 1r. 1000
STORES.
1910 7th NV. 90
1888 7th NV. 49,. 80. 90
1900 Ga av. 1880
2O34 Ga Az. .12.W
, Offices . nd loft. Terms
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FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL NEW
DETACHED HOME

BEAUTIFUL NEW
DETACHED HOME
IN SACL'S ADDITION.
Greatest bargain ever offered in this high
class subdivision. Delightful location; spien-
didly built: beautifully finished: EIGHT large
rooms: hne modern bathroom; roomy porchee:
every convenience: hot-water heat; lot 4Ox144.
Price. 5000. Small cash payment, balance
easy. Direct from builder to purchaser. Ad-
dress e. l.. T., Owner and Builder, Box 154,
Star once.
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$40. 80. .2S4 10Th SEER. b
$40. .6l6 K NV, store
$3.50. .605h z ne. 5r,
b. nat
$1S. so. 1851 Emerson
ne, CT. b
SIG. 80. .1Sj 18th ne. Or, b
$3.50. $3.50 / &c, 7r, col
$13.0...414 o. H. b, dat
$12.O.l523 Benning I'd
9l2.0..1 1922 l1th Sc, stO
b. 023 New York ave.
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FOR RENT. C. WELDON co. 224 CAP.
HOCSES
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FOR SALE-1F YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
snap in two Of the best built houses Zone a
corner), near Conn. ave., south OF Dupont Cir
Gle. see us at once This property must be
sold: little cash required.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1923 F.
FOR SALE-A ROW OF 2-STORY AND GEL
lar dwellings, containing rooms and bath:
will sacrifice to quick buyer; only q small
amount of cash necessary. Box 1I6, Star Of
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FOR RENT-a35 Y STREET NV.
o rooms and bat newly papered; new g4o
range; large front and back yards Arst-dooF
dining room and kitchen. Rent. &3S. so.
WAGSTAFF WHITE INC,
eO4 14th st. NV. Main $685. 500.
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FOR RENT. C. WEE
HOC
122 Nd av ne. 14r.
% ...........$1OO 90
IL 9th Sc. Or, 2b. 5000
1918 E Cap. Or, b. 1000
liz e Cap, 14r, b. $500
los c Sc. Or. b. 1915
92e e ne. .Ir, b. 30. 90
80 NC av se, Or. b. Is. 80
612 D Sc. Or. b. %. so
639 Md av ne. OF, b. $3.50
ESQ C ne. 7r. b. .-26.5O
643 4th ne, Or, b. $3.50
141S G ne. 7r, b. $3.50
8 10th ne, 6r, b.. $3.50
624 9th ne. Or, b. $3.50
q 9th ne, Or. b. "a. 90
206 10th sc, 6r. b. %. 50
2O4 10th So. Or, b. $3.50
Fill
622 r ne, l&. 2b. 5000
12O11s C ne, Or. b. .23 90
1872 Mass sc. 5r, b. o. 80
1916 Mass sc. 5r, b.. .2l so
q 9Th ne. Or, b. .O.6O
1886 B Sc, Or, b. 30. 80
APART
81 Md. ave. ne, Dr.. b
Calumet. Sd and E. Cap.
Glendower. Fl 9Th ne,
$50 f. Cap, Ar. b.
Louise. PA It'll NE. or.
Glendower. Il 9Th me-,
8 ID ne, Ar, b. $500.
Z I'd n.e., Ar, b........
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FUR KEN I-bX IS. =.
1913 X NV, 1Sr, 2b$76. 05
1910 z NV, 1Or. b. so. 80
1920 9th NV. l0r. h. 80. so
1923 LIST NV, ar. b. 900
619 NJ NV. Or. b. 80. 80
1929 S NV, Or. b. .36. As
219 d NV. Tor. b. SO 90
1907 Corc'n. Or. 1880
1915 Corc'n. Or. b. $50
631 S NV, Or. b. stO. 30. Is
1921 Fla avnw. Or, bR0. 50
i342 Riggs nw.T. b2S. so
86 ! ne. 1Or. b. $500
2134 Sherman av NV,
1855 V NV, sr. b. .27. so
1892 sth nw.sr, b.E. SO
1910 X ne. Or, .25.50
s5oS y II aver. b. %. 50
635 8 NV. Or. b. $3.50
% 10th ne, 6r. b. $3.50
3505 Ga av, CRIB. -
426 Fla av, 7r. b.A.W
eli 18th ne. Or. b.4.00
30 Seaton ne.6r :. b23. so
S14 II NV. Or. b. 22.60
Is p ne. Or, b. .22.J0
755 Girard nv. Or. bz. 50
1877 Girard NV, Or. be-. so
1914 Potomac ave
&c. Or, b. 70. 50
1886 18th nw,8r b. 20. 90
$50 18th sc. Sr. b. q. 50
183 Girard NV Or. b21. so
1746 Sth NV, 7r.w.N.D
1928 G NV, Or, b.20. so
1884 Sth nw.6r. ". 20. 90
Cor 18th and F SITS. NV
npon ann1icaf fon
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ELEVEN BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOMES
lecture: wide range Of locations; situated on
lots from 40 to 20 feet wide BY ample depth
grape srbors and garasss; EIGHT to TEN
delightful rooms, each with two or more large
windows; finished In oak and other hardwoods
water; straight oak and parquetry floors;
charming decorations; roomy porches: ideal
surroundings; finished city streets; all city
improvements aud convenience; absolutely
perfect car service: only 20 minutes from CEN
ter Of city; all city deliveries; the best built
and most beautifully finished houses ever sold
in Washington; prices from 5000 to $500;
easy terms. .
N. L. SALISBURY CO.,
EXCLUSIVE AGENT,
rl0-21 18th st. NV
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FOR SALE-AN EXCEPTIONAL HOME.
New house, between 18th st. and Conn.
ave- with eleven rooms and four baths:
three stories and attic; private telephone
system connecting all rooms; hardwood doors
and trim; electric and gas light throughout;
hot-water heat; double back porches: back
stairway: large and well appointed buffers
large closets: deep lot to wide paved alley:
beautiful outlook both front and rear; not
unpleasant feature; location ideal.
$14.5OO.
We challenge comparison Of this house
with anything anywhere at thousands more.
See us about this. 1t will surprise You.
MOORE & HILL Qnc.). 1898 G ST. NV.
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COI,ORED; 10 ROOMS AND BATH HOUSE IN
good northwest section; reduced 70 s. 500.
PERCY II. RUA6MLx
Russell bldg. 821 ut. NV.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. IL ROOMS AND 3
baths: hof-watef heat; best location In Wash
ington Heights; So. 500 house for 81, 75O.
PERCY H. RUSSELLA
Russell bldg. 027 q ct. NV.
FOR sALE-NO. -sIe SPRING ROAD NV;
new stx-room and reception hall house; hot:
water heat: electric lighting; only one left of
CHARLES BOYD. Owner. 1915 r 1t. ne.
Phone Linen. 16o6s
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FOR SALE
Are you desirous Of getting away from the
tiresome rows Of houses, a little out In the
suburbs. yet not too far for city conveniencesf
Fourteenth street Terrace and Sixteenth
Street Heights the most attractive sub
urban properties now being offered, right On
the 18th street and Georgia avenue car lineS,
All city Improvements.
Iet 10 send you information Of how q few
hundred dollars will start the home.
ROBERT e. HEATER
Suburban Real Estate Specialist,
<il.l1S Colorado bldg Phone Main 1904 l006
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STORES.
1901 n ne. sto&sta 40. 90

stable ......... .. 90
Rear lis Quincynw.6.0O
Rear AIT D nw.sta 3 90
PHONE MAIN 3EO,
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NV. 1911 9Th. Ar. 1880
NV. 2519 18th, 3r. 40
NE.712 NC av, Or, b29. 80
NE. 720 l., Or. b. ..2.60
NE, COS l.. Or. b. 10. 40
SE.923 Pot av, Or. 1880
Sc, 1925 Pot av, Or. 1850
SE.1lO3 10th. 4r. 1850
SW. 1927 c, CT, b. %. 20
SW. 62J G, 6r. IA
SW.621 C, 6r....14.00
SW,3O7 NJ. 4r.....10.N
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The D0er
From the Sketch.

From the Sketch
 So you want a position in my firm, y said the fat man with the thick gold chain. ''Well, what were you in your last job?'
 "A doer, sir,'' answered the employer.
 well, sir said the sad eyed one, " was the doer and the rest were the tellers. When my guv'nor wanted a thing done he would tell the ,eashier;' the cashier would tell 1t to the booklxeeper, the book keeper would tell it to the assistant, his assistant would tell it to the chief clerk and the chief clerk would tell it to me"
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Engraved Cards From Plates In One Day

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Place Orders Now for the Loose Leaf Ledgers, Memorandum Books, Price Books, and Other Goods You'll Need for the First of the Year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-19
in SPORTDO kf
w AND WHY -Vl
Grabbing yesterday. Owing to the smallness of
NATIONAL
Standing.
AMERICAN.
Standing,

Lot of Grabbing yesterday Owing the smalness of the
crowd everybody could hear plainly For when
Starke called Pegrew Williams
'big at crowd
Starkel
Spectacular Il' Fisher eighth
with Stoval first Williams that Bill
which him ground Fisher
while still sitting
making perfect throw catching Stova his
time double Williams those
n a lifetime
Miller
erday than he did from winning the game And Eaey doesn't
feel Miller
These pitchers certainly love to strike each other out
Eastley Miller first third Then
his pulling Portland
famed him the fifth right
savagey the plate which Miller missed then two
and hard he could 1t got Milers famed
Tacoma fans are taking interest in the match
Australia between Jack the Gle
McVey the big who, his color,
Lester is making fight the pugistic ladder
long
McVey
Gle Elum tough fighter who'll
shment
the who can't figure how Lester
ing him good luck.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-19
Maps Almost Pass Up
Tip I hat Lands Greee

CLEVELAND, Sept. 19.-Joe
Sugden, the old American league
catcher who is scout for Detroit
discovered vean Gregg, and the
Maps came near not getting the
big southpaw. Sugden also dis
covered Speck Hardness and it
was through tip to the Nap
owners on Speck that Gregg was
landed.
Sugden caught for Vancouver In
1908 and saw Hardness with the
Butte, Mont, club. He wrote
Owner Somers that darkness was
coming star. Sugden didn't
hear from the Nap boss about
Hardness for year and had about
decided to give his tips to some
other club.
The next season Somers wrote
Sugden, for more information
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-19

Tacoma 2, Portland o.
That was much better.

That was much better.
Stung by the criticism of the
fans, the Tigers got in and played
baseball yesterday. They. gathered
three errors, to be sure, but they
played hard, and hit the ball, and
won nicely. The few fans that
were there saw a good ball game.
Lefty Miller had some trouble
locating the plate, but not nearly
as much trouble as the Pippins in
locating the curves. The Nick
williams only landed safely three
times, and two of these were
scratches, one being a bunt by
Harris.
The Tigers, on the other hand,
made hits in nearly every inning
and kept on trying till they got
q run through. Morse led off with
a hit in the first, but no one could
help him. Casey made a pretty
single in the third, with two out /;
then Starkell called Abbott out on
questionable strikes. Guyn led off
with one in the fourth, but every
one after him hit flies to the field
ers.
Fisher flew out and Miller fan
ned in the fifth, then Morse drove
out double. Casey walked and
Morse scored from second a min.
ute later on Abbott's single. Guyr
singled, scoring Casey. Two runs
Burns led off with single IL
the sixth, and Casey with a clear
triple in the seventh, but no one
would bring them home. But two
was enough.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-19
Football Notes

PRINCETON, N. j., Sept. 49,
When Capt. Hart called for foot
ball material nearly every mem
Der of the 1910 squad reported.
Only Ballou and Shearks of the
back field and MacGregor and Ellis
worth of the line are lost through
graduation.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10
Remembering it's defeat by Ursi-
nus in the opening game last year,
Pennsylvania practice Is we'll I'M
der way. Capt. Mercer and Coach
Smith have hard work ahead to
fill holes left by graduation.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept. 19.-
All of the candidates for places on
the Harvard football team are here
today and real work has com.
menced on Soldiers field. Most OF
the men have been practicing @
month or moro in private way
and are in the pink of condition
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 10
Filling Kilpatricks place at end
is the big task at Yale. Warren
La big freshman guard last year
looks good. Capt. Howe and Heal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-19

about Hardness. Sugden answer.
ed that Hardness was with the
Portland club and added that Spo-
kane had a pitcher, Gregg, who
looked good.
IF Gregg doesn't turn out to
be as good as RUDE Waddell ever
was, I'm making the poorest guess
OF my life." Sugden wrote.
When Vancouver got to Spo-
kane for a series, Jim MCGUIRE,
scouting for the Maps, was there.
Sugden got Gregg to warm up
with him. Jim liked lGreggs
looks and asked the Spokane man.
ager to pitch him in a game.
Gregg worked against Vancou-
yer the next day and was beaten
l to 0. Mcclure bought Gregg
that night for $4,000 and the next
day Spokane was offered $4,000
for him by Cincinnati.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-19
TIPS FRQM, III
llz0N1Ey'"

They're telling a Josh Devore
story in baseball circles that is
more or less of classic.
The Giants in Pittsburg put up
at the Schenley, which is some
hosiery. Devore, Mathewson,
Wilson and Wiltse were working
the desert round of the menu
when big Six" gazing over the
card to see IL anything had es-
capped, said:
Josh, the cuisine here Is
splendid, don't you thing so?"
you can search me-" replied
llevore. 81 never tried any.
Waiter, bring me some cuisine
with my ice cream and coffee"
Louie Evans, Cardinal outfield-
er, is a joker. You'd never sus-
.pect him of being a bone head,
but he pulled one of this class OF
plays one day, trying to steal third
base when 1t was occupied, and
was fined $25 by Manager Bres-
|nahan.
Later Bresnahan started from
first to second before the runner
on the keystone had departed and
was an easy out.
Running from the bench to-
ward Bresnahan as the latter re.
turned, feeling like 80 cents Mex
Evans yelled, "That'll cost yol
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-19

boxers. He knocked out Joe Riy.
ers on Labor Day, will meet
frankie Conley September 80, and
has promised Rivers a return
bout in October.
The condition of - the O'Toole
pitching arm causes more worry
IN Pittsburg than ups and downs
of steel.
Cincinnati is to build a $780,
600 steel and concrete stand. The
outsider might ask: "Why?"
Jimmy Burke has the Indian
apolis team playing just as hard
as IL they had chance at the flag.
Bobby Byrne, the Pittsburg
third baseman, twice this year has
made five hits in one afternoon.
1t is said that Umpire John
stone has not fined player in his
IA years of umpiring.
Snodgrass, the Giants slugger,
has accumulated a lot of doubles
and triples, but not a homer, this
season.
Tom O'Brien. the Denver spit
ball artist, has made good with
Boston.
Most of the Texas league teams
lost money. Austin was in the
hole to the extent of $4,000.
Toledo heads the second divis-
ion of the American association
and has the climbing habit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-19

Twenty theater tickets for mis-
I6ouri Girl" for the fans.
Anybody can pick the pennant
winners this year, but the Times
will give eight fine prizes to the
fans who can pick tho "All North
western" league team that would
always win.
For the best team the Times
will give theater box of six seats
at the Tacoma for Missouri Girl"
Sunday night.
For the seven next best teams
the Times will give two tickets
zach 20 the winners.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-19

S25 old top"
Whats that?" shouted Bresna-
han, sore as a boil.
twenty-five beans out of your
envelope for that bone head
work" replied Evans, starting for
his position.
Say, who's running this
team?" demanded the manager
angrily. g.
That's all right, Just femem-
Der that fine" Evans shouted.
The outcome was the refnitting
of Evans fine. He was too much
for Bresnahan and Roger enjoy
ed a laugh over the antics of his
comedian-star.
Slim Sallee couldn't stand pros
perity. After being on his good
behavior for few months the
Cardinal pitcher has been ordered
home without pay. by Bresnahan.
Milwaukee fans are more ex.
cited over the work of the Oar.
dinal team than they are over the
showing of the Brewers. But you
cant blame them when you con,
slider the Brewers.
Johnny Kilbane, the hot favor
lite in the 122-pound brigade OF
the coast, is different from most
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-19

lage or sex and it costs nothing to
enter. Just pick your team of
nine from the players on any
Northwestern league team at pres
ent and send the list to the Times
office. Give your reasons in 100
words, 1t may change the minds OF
the judges. The Judges will bet
Mike Lynch of the Tigers, Nick
Williams of the Pippins and the
sporting editor of the Times.
The contest will close Friday
night and the winners will be an-
nounced Saturday and the tfcketsI
distributed Saturday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-19
BY TIP WRIGHT.

If Owner Charles Somers en-
ploys Harry Davis, of the Ath-
letics, to manage the Cleveland
team next year, he will do George
Stovall. present manager, an In
justice.
Not only will he do him an in
justice, but he will arouse the
wrath Of faithful fans, who con-
slider the team the best the town
has had since the American league
was organized.
The fans are for Stovall and
the players are for Stovall. He
has the men fighting for every
game. He brought the team from
sixth place to third and although
he cannot win a pennant this
year, he has the satisfaction of
knowing that his team has played
grand ball since he placed it upon
its feet.
Stovall succeeded Jim Mcclure,
who resigned when the Maps won
six and lost II games. When
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Is to 2 Is Score
In SpokaneGane
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SPOKANE, Sept. 19.-Spokane
literally wiped up the field with
Victoria here yesterday, scoring a
total of 16 hits and 16 runs. Nc
Oreery was unable to keep the In
dians from slaughtering his offer
ings. total of nine being made
on him in the first four innings.
Lake, who relieved him, did not
fare any better and gave away
seven TALES to Joe Cohen's tribe.
Houck kept eight hits well scat
tered and was never in danger.
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Engle Wins BY
Steady Work
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VANCOUVER, B. O., Sept. 10.
Engle pitching for Vancouver kept
his hits well scattered in the game
against Seattle yesterday and won
by score of 8 to 1. Seaton was
given good support but was wild
In pinches. The batting of Frisk
was the feature of the game, he
making three hits out of three
times at bat and scoring two of
the Beavers runs.
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World Series
Starts Oct. IL

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CHICAGO, Sept. 19-Ban John
son, president of the American
league, announced today that he
believed the worlds series would
start October Ia.
Previous to this the Athletics
will play McAIeer's All Stars at
Baltimore October 6; Washington
October Q and 10, and Richmond,
Va, October IL and IL.
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Fight in Frisco

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CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-The sig
natures of Packey Mcfarland and
AID Wolgast for a bout in San
Francisco are being sought here
today by Frank Mulkern, promo
ter OF the recent attempt at a bout
between the two lightweights In
Milwaukee.