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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-12

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-12

SMITH vEATcH REALTY co,
1923 Main st. Phone 81
See it. 1t can't be beat for the price,,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-12

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rooms, modern, except heat. with
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rooms, modern bungalow, newly
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$3.50.
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5 rooms with furnace. S300000.
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-12

modern bungalow. b0~ft.
lot, nice location. Price S450o.00, Good
terms.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21
m !, ALL l. l. FAIRNESS
4 BY w. O. MGEEHAN

ESPITE the dark orebodings of time hal
the baseball of auspicous opennp
- In the words of the young quarter straw
hat 1T looks like good baseball But
never completely happy They kicking furtivey vr
osy because IN moment of pemism they
both OF the big leagues thereby losing themselves
days and considerable amount
The law permitting at Grounds and
Ebbets Field IN Brooklyn deal
clubs Before the of this
of Brooklyn big club worthy considerations This
the would
but their could willing further
loss IN their efforts to win American League
have made steadily The Sunday
York clubs
doubt that they will parks play There
WI" be financial losses the three
cerned this
Whle Sunday baseball is actually York.
by the
thls week. and assured that the Yankees
sunday game at the Polo Grounds with the Athletics
Alderman Moran president of the board
to Albany and fought for the bill Sunday
declared that ne speaking for
Laws permitting Sunday baseball
the Albany legislators considering the
ball greatly Many of the bankrupt
ana resultant
players OF great promise appeared the big
this year. Sunday the big baseball they
need the receipts from the to
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21
Let Fight Bills Die

WHILE Albany spirit lberalty
W Sunday baseball the Assembly baked
professional boxing Two perfectly bills
boxing under similar those which existed
Boxing Commission which appointed then
Navy Civilian of which
ege professors.
Professional boxing fell disrepue
of
Representatives game plentiful
support
this
navy the
professionals But the Assembly had deep
liberal.
This that the inhabitants Of New York City
be
$27500 and perhaps the heavyweight title will have
controlled
bill
City Promoter Rkar had
roundswoud something like half million
will be lure the Pocaclo Cumberland
the fight be
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21
That Naughty Baseball Trust

MIGHT been expected the courts have decided that organ
What then? One Of the "czars of the
calls Russanism
Lenne and Trozy who, perhaps have seen ba
predict OF the baseball
trust will follow The only done to o. b. the decision that
they the dcfunct Federal League
course, by higher
70 mind, BASEBALL while be trust was nice little
while behaved itself with the other
gindng monopo What look like the other trusts
the loose conversation the magnaes during the oppo
OF the Federal League The talk Of funds bakts
driving people Of business baseball bad light and
made it look like fish trust any other
Even II were dissolved by court ORDER organized baseball would
continue to has Only instead of written
agccnnts b. would have with gcntcmcns agreements
the other little While gcntcmcns agreements all
both would the
good old
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21

THE of the bill
of its opponents decarddue spirit beraity
has the Reformers declare that this beaty
C thought of
Grafton This matter of personal
lobbyist declared that Sunday baseball
New York
OF Connecticut something like
slide from the beache Sunday
The fight Sunday baseball waged
the Legislature This delegation
beWdeed the
the favoraby passed
signed before could
the soldier influence, poll
ticians, that brought about the victory
Judge F. McQuade who has Sunday
baseball
Charles Ebbets Of Brooklyn produced delegation
that the
the majority of the residents City
baseball
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21
Giants, Yanks and
Robins Are Home
For Exhibitions

-, With the winter kinks worked out Of
their systems, the members of the three
loca! baseball teams arrived in town
yesterday to engage in practice games
preliminary to the official opening of
the National and American Leapue
baseball seasons on next Wednesday.
The new Giants will pastime on the
iolo Grounds, and during the two days'
1rolicking fans will get a glimpse OF
the lookics, who viii have an opport,l-
nlty to show their wares in the cxhibi-
ton battles. The most important
meetings will be that of the New York
Yankees and the Brooklyn Dodgers at
Ebbets Field Brooklyn, this afternoon
and tomorrow. Each game Will start
at $3.50 o'clock. In each contest the
twlrers, upon whom viii depend the
success of the teams during the com
ing championship struggles, will get a
chance to keep their arms in fine fottle
by working several innings
Yale University viii be an opponent
OF the Giants during the latter's work
outs on the local field The collegians
Will be met tomorrow afternoon at
the Polo Grounds This afternoon the
entire Giant squad viii caVort at the
expense OF the ln-Er-S Seals and the Sub
way Giants IN doublehcader.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21
Fitzpatrick to Coach
Plaltsburg Juniors

John Fitzpatrick, coach Of the Prince
ton crews, which were defeated by the
Navy and Harvard on the Severn Sat
urday afternoon, has announced that
he Will net as rowing coach at Junior
Plattsburg during the eight weeks en-
campment in July and August.
Rowing is an innovation at the big
Lake Champlain camp for boys, but
the long sheltered bays furnish very
satisfactory conditions for elementary
instruction and short distance brushes
The youngsters will be boated in gigs
and will wind their season up with Il
regatta during carnival week, August
1S to %, which is given over to a
series of intersch elastic and intra-
camp contests.
"When the camp opens,' Mr.. Fitz-
patrick says, "a call will be issued for
candidates. The first few days the
men Will be put through the rudimcnts
Of the stroke, learning how to handle
boats and oars and the correct way to
use the slide.
"In order to give every man at camp
a chance to row a number of crews
will be formed and I shall be on hand
every day to give instruction. | shall
give prizes to the winning crews in
the regatta" "
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21
Murchison May Join
knights of ST. Antony

1t was stated in athletic circles yes
terday that Loren Murchison, the in
door national sprint champion, had
abandoned the idea Of returning to his
home in ST. Louis and that he would
live in this city. 1t was added that
Murchison, who is in demand by sew
eral of the big clubs Of the city, had
decided to cast his lot with the
knights of St Antony. of Brooklyn.
Murchison visited the Brooklyn club
last Saturday and was pleased with the
conditions that existed. 1t was said
that Murchison would change his reg
istration to the Knights Of St. Antony
within few days The Western
athlete has been here for the past
month and in his first exhibition at
the indoor senior national Champion
ships succeeded in winning both the
SO and 300-yard runs in hollow fashion.
Murchison is entered in the Suburban
Quarter, which features the annual In
door games of the Knights of St. An
tony at the 47th Regiment armory,
Brooklyn, on next Saturday evening.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21
Amateurs Plan New
u. 5. Association
OF Trap Shooters

Victory Week, April 28 to May 8, at
Iravers' Island, has been chosen rs
the time for the formation of Il new
national amateur organization to be
known as the Amateur Clay Target
Shooting Association of America. The
advance plans which have just been
released state its purpose to be the
control and direction of club and
league fixtures. To accomplish this it
is provided that trophies shall be
awarded to affiliated clubs, averages
compiled from scores made at ali
shoots sanctioned by the associations
and rules fixed for their conduct.
The new organization will have the
support of the American Trapshooting
Association, the body which registers
and controls state and national tourna-
ments, it is said by Stoney McLinn.
secretary manager of the old organi-
zation. He believes that there is a
big work for an association controlled
by amateurs, particularly since the
American Amateur Trapshooters' As
sociation was disbanded earlier n the
year, providing the two organizations
contine themselves to their respective
fields and cooperate for the good of
the sport
1t Is thought by tho promoters that
Travers' Island is the ideal place at
which to organize the amateurs, mas
much as the New York shooters have
been leaders in placing trapshooting
on the high plane which it now oc-
cupies. In fact, the marksmon Of the
Winged Foot Club. headed by George
Corbett, the Gun Club captain, are
now taking the initiative in forming
the new amateur association. BY
choosing Victory Week as the time
for the first meetings, it will be pos
slble to enlist the interest of leading
amateurs from all sections of the coun-
trV
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21
A Belt for Jess Willard

SEE uzum Guzum the great artist is going deck
Willard belt when he fights Dempsey remarked Jimmie
retired retiring fight You Gutzon
Borgum" corrected the sporting editor.
the Board Boxing Control
the
the nations Fuzuum Guzulums
should
keest looking
to like this Whuzuum Boozulum,
fighter isn't defend
any certified check Anyhow, the
the belt long before
papers John L. Sullivan
call the heavyweight belt the old dog collar
"Sti I'm with Snuzulum Tuzulum for
An be able to design something
think of the heavyweight cham
knitting would look niftybut leave it
to ulum
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21
Wins
Scratch Prize
AT the Traps
Burns Lands Special Event
at Travers Island Weekly
Shoot

NJ. McVoy, jr., won the high scratch
Prize at the Travers Island traps of
the New York Athletic Club yester
gay with card Of 81 out of a posi-
bic 100 targets. The conditions were
not particularly good The sun, re-
nectlng on the waters, dazzled the
nlmrods and they had considerable
d11ifflculty in seeing the flying birds"
Inc special scratch shoot was won
by A. l.. Burns
both the regular and the special
hahdlcap prizes fell to the steady aim
OF f.. W. Finch. Two of the "rhost"
trophies were hit and as MANY more
were missed. The gunners who "kill
ed the white targets were w. r. Del
enanty and R. B. Cole. They were
missed f, by j. G. Newington and r. s
smith. Not a single straight was
made during the day.
AS usual, legs on the Accumulation
ana tournament cups we're scored by
guhners with full scores of 25 tarrcts
IN the Byronel shoot the legs wern
gwen to the nimrods with 30 targets
Uhiy 70 gunners were on the frino
me, the smallest field in quite soma
little time 'V'''e
IN addition to deciding the REGULAR
cluD programme next Saturday. thoro
wlll WI be a preliminary shoot for the
we" / orK state champions at Trav-
ers Island SO that all nav Gn;sl
thelr full strings, the shootinr con,
mlttee has decided to start the shoot
promptly at noon. '''o0'
Inc scores made yesterday follow:
AcCufn TOurn
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21
Donovan's Boys
Give Higgins
Short Battle
Yankees Overcome Lead and
Beat the Internationals
by a & to 3 Score

p.. Donovan's hastily constructed
nr, cave Miller Huggins' Yankees q
..i hattie Tor five innings at Harrison
,...,a Yesterday. but Ed Remmel, former
n,crowite. bumped into a bad round
.s,.r relieving Pat Shea, and all hope
~..s lost the "hilltop' grenadiers win
IN. by a 6 to 8 count.
Pete Schneider was bumped bolster
.,slv in the fifth, but Mogridge and
Shore sailed along nicely. A double
Nv Gather gave Higgins and his CO.
horts few moments of anxiety. mas
r,,cb rs it counted for three runs.
Now York scored one in the fifth
r.rsgraph on Ruel's triple to left and
sebmeider's safe clip to centre field.
Three more came over in the sixth
ZANE when Rommel essayed the twirl
;n@ Pipp and Pratt singled and Lewis
ansTbled. scoring the two other deni
pcns of "Murderers' Row" Wards
s;nsle scored Lewis. A brace of runs
ware added in the seventh. Wick was
nsssed. PeckinpaugA singled, Pipp did
i;kewise, Wick scoring. Peckinpaugh
corrted on Duffy Lewis infield out.
4 catch by Gather featured.
Tho crOrp:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21
Pick Boxers for
Final Bouts of the
A. T.. f. i'm Paris

PARIS, April 20.-The boxing cham
plonships have now reached the sur
yiyal of the fttest stage, and before
General Pershing, Marshal Foch and
brilliant galaxy of officers from both
the French and American staffs the
winners of the bouts on April 26 will
he declared the champions of their
respective classes in the American
army. The semi-hnals were concluded
Friday night, but Colonel Johnson,
athletic director of the American ex-
peditionary forces, decided to give the
Boys the benefit of q full week Of
training before the finals. @Here are
those who viii compete:
Bantams Babe" Ashir, Detroit, VS..
George Schriber, Philadelphia. Feather
weights-Joh Fundy, Pittsburgh, VS..
Tommy Cherity. Brooklyn. Light
weights" Bushy' Graham, Brooklyn,
vs.. Leo Patterson, Joplin, Missouri.
Brooklyn, VS. William Kleck, New Or
leans. Middleweights-Johnny Clark,
New York, vs. William Walters. Phila-
delphia. Light heavyweig ights-Eugen
Tunney, New York, vs.. Ted Jameson,
Milwaukee. Heavyweig ghts-Fay kai-
ser, Pittsburgh, vs.. Bob Martin, New
York.
The spectators at Friday nights
bouts at the Cirque de Paris were
treated to one round of real fighting
by Nike ODowd Mike had been
Sparrlng demurely through three un-
e,entful rounds OF his four-round ex-
hibitlon with Jackie Clark when the
doughboys and officers present were
amazed to sec O'Dowd rush out of his
corner and batter the bewildcrcd Clark
about with terrific Furnishing blows
Clark went staggering back to his
corner looking reproachfully at O'Dowd
through rapidly closing eyes. The
crowd ignored the fact that between
the third and fourth round Jimmie
Bronson, who was refereeing, walked
10 ODowd's corner and said:
III you don't inject little pepper
INTO this round | will raise Clarks
hand and end the bout" O'Dowd said
something to the effect that Bronson
would never leave the ring alive if he
gave the decision TO Clark, but appar-
emily Changed his mind and instead of
knocking Bronson down tried to knock
0!ark out for the doughboys' benefit
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21

Johnson. invincible elsewhere andS
especially in the pinches, was combed
for three conservative hits by the top
end of the New York batting order in
the fifth inning, the most damaging
swat being a timely triple by Pep
Young. Croft, who tossed the last
three innings for the Senators, en-
countcred much tough luck at the be
ginning Three punched hits the first
two Of which were very scratchy. and
a bad infeld error, gave New York two
runs in the seventh. Croft was inVlnci-
Bile thereafter.
Rube Benton, John Paul Jones and
Bob Steele divided the New York pitch
ing assignment equally. Benton did not
allow hit in the first three innings,
but issued a couple of bases on balls.
Jones had only one bad inning, the
fifth, through which he squeezed at
the expense Of run because Of classy
support.
The largest crowd encountered so far
was out for the Easter attraction,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21

some 10000 enthusiasts in all. The
Giants played up to true form, and
once having solved Johnson never lcf.
the game in doubt Several of the regu-
lars, including Captain Fletcher and
Burns, went into New York last night
with Manager McGraw.
The Giants. who won five Of six
games played with Washington, left
tonight for New York.
Pep Young Walks
Pep Young walked with two gone
in the third, and Chase was safe on
Davis's line throw. Kauf lined to Rice.
Benton got the Senators in order in
the second half, striking out Johnson
IN the process. With two gone in the
first of the fourth, Sticking doubled
to centre. Shanks temporarily lost
Earl Smiths tall fly in the sun, but
located it in time to effect a saving
catch. In Washington's half, with ono
out, Milan singled 10 left centre off
John Paul Jones, but was out irving
for. second on Thorpe's momentary
tumble. Sticking making a neat play on
his end.
Tho Giants finally broke through the
"NiNiiNc VI NIlltltn 3 Dig ace and
grabbed three runs for themselves in
the fifth. John Paul Jones whitfield
weakly, but Thorpe produced for the
second time. Pep Young dropped
triple in right few inches fair Thorpe
scoring. Chase singled to left, scor-
ing Young. Doyle drew pass. Chase
took long lead of second, and when
Picinich tagged for him stole third
clean as whistle Hal scored on
hauff s grounder to Davis.
Our admirable Admiral John Paul
Jones pulled himself out of mcnac-
ing prcdicament at the expense of one
run. The first three Senator's singled.
Shanks, first Up, got to second on
passed ball and took third on Jan
vrins scratch texas Lacquer He scored
on Davis's single to left. Picinich sac
riiiced, then Johnson walked, filing
the bases. Hal Chase speared Judges
hot Offering and whipped the ball
home. forcing out Janvrin.
Zimmerman secured Fosters Jolt
and forced Judge at second. Rice
singled with one out in the sixth, but
was doubled when Shanks hit to the
box.
Victim of Tough Luck
Croft was the victim of some tough
luck and brace of tallies in the sev-
cHlh ne mao TWO out when Chase
dropped texas Lacquer softly behind
Davis. Doyles easy roller took a
ireacherous bound over Janvrin's
shoulder for hit. When Hal tore for
third Larry dashed for second, Janvriu
Jagged wildly past the box and on the
error Chase scored and Doyle pulled
up at second. Kaur singled off DAVIS
shins, scoring Larry.
Southpaw Bob Steele twirlod the las,
three innings and got the side in order
IN the eighth and the first two Wash
ington batters of the ninth, then things
began to happen that made the depart
ing multitude rush back for their seats.
Five consecutive clean hits put over
two runs and seriously disturbed New
York equanimity. Davis pumped
single into centre field and scored on
Gharrity's double over Thorpo. croft
singled TO centre. Judge hit safely TO
the same field, scoring Charity. Eos
ter bounced a single off Stccle's shins.
nlllng the bases. But Milan sAicd high
TO Kau'i
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21

i, TfIAo. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., J. Lembcck. Mo-
haw' a. C'j II Hernstein South Brooklyn
A. A. H. Lewls. Clark Housa A. A.. j.
lthum tlarlt House A. A: Jacob Klaus
9n IT. An,e'in's A. G. Fnst ,mes-Mnx Bon
AliIlronc a. a, 26ios Hrookiyn A. A.
sam Ilorag. JulIus Loronx JMcis Cohnn
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21

III j. PENDERGAST, who will compete the Trapshooters
Il Victory Week Iravers Island April 26 to May B.
Pendergast has held the New York State championship for the
last tour and of the South Shore Introductory
and runnerup the Grand American Handicap August
Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21
McCraaV' 8 Hen Hit johnson
Freely for Final Victory
Benton Pitches Superbly for Giants and Divides
Box Work With Jones and Steele-Thorpe
Subs for Burns and Gets Two Hits
By w. |. Macbeth

WASHINGTON concluded the exhibition part
of their
Grfth Senator's The considered one of
the striking accomplishments
practically cnched
Johnson as he is peppered n onei inning
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21
Wrestling Match Tonight

The return wrestling match between
S,ean Bruce, tho Finnish Tiger" and
Sicola Mon'agano, the italian "Cy-
cone, viii be staged tonight at the
resent Theatre, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21
Browns Win Series

ST. LOUIS, April 90 Winning TO-
days game, . to 0, the st. Louis Amer
leans won the city championship by
defeating the st. Louis Nationals four
Of the series Of six games.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21

loser batt9d or Shea In The NH inning.
Scrc by innings
>sr York k.....-.... o 0 ! 3 ? o--G
Newsrs ......... 0 0 o %
Two base hits-Iewis. Gather Three base hits
ruel stolen bases-Nick. Miller Sacrifice hits
Iews Dubuc Double plays-Peckinpaugh aud
pat. Harris. Shay and Miller. Left on bases
(,s York s Newark 10. Hts-Of Mogridge
In innings: or Schneider. In innings Wone
er IN sitl of shore in innings of shea.
m : innings of Kommel 7 in Innings Struck
s..-gy Mosridge 3: by Shore 8 by shea. !. by
I;emme . Bases on baIs-Of Mogridgc,. :; of
schneider g. ol, Shore. 81 off Shea. l. or Rom
seln,tler. 11sins pltcher--RommoI. mpir's-
Nuaney and By. Time Of game-20 0j.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21
The score:
NEW YORK ,Nst)
WAsHTNGTo
Total 49,. 2S 5 aa7l3 3
o o o q 2 q > o o.,
. 0 0 D J O 0 a

Two Oaso MIs-S1El0g. Ghariiy 1rco baso
his-Yous llis-Or johnson. IN innings
Jones ia innings Crat; 3 IN innings.
Sieeie. . ir innings sacrifice Mis-Shan;s
Doyc 70 Chase. Jones to Doyle TO Chase Ieft
on hascs--WAshirgion . New York & First has.
on ha,ls-of Benton 2 Johnson q Jones First
hass on error Washington g; Now York ,
Struck out-Johnson 7 Benton !. Passed balls
lIcIlich T. smith. Time Nf Cam4-TAn ,iol,re
Cmpires-Breunan and ColIfower.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21
Exhibition Games

At COLUMBUS 2 IT, r.
Detroit (Amoricans). ............... 8
Columbus Gamer. ASS NJ .......
G0 innings)
Batteries ka1lio. Cunningham and Ain
smith, Wilkinson, sherman and Wagner
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21
AT EVANSVILLE, Ind.

r. II u
ulrNclnnh tAmericans) ....... 10 o
MllwauH"c n tAWcrlcnn AHnn
bagby. Coumbe and Nunnmaker. Fueth
and uuhn
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21

AT BALTIMORE. n II +
Baltimore internationally .....t3 II
Philadelphia tAmcrlcanHl .......lo -
Hhitcfics 80 Newton, iiorHprrEcr and
Esah, Carrail. Nuylor, Watson and pot-
kiuB.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21

At INDTANArOLIA H. H. r
rittsbnrsh tNationeiH) ,,.... 4
indianapolis Gamer ASSN +
Batteries Mayer hnd Sweeney. Crun
Dawson. Gossett and licnllns.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21
AT T.OI'TSVITIt,

AT LOUISVILLE r. IT, T.
Nashville tsouthcrn Ass'n)..... 10
Louisville fAmcr. ASSN ........ :
Batteries -- Decatur. Metz and Street
Davis, Friday ana kocher.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21

AT C1fATTANOOGA. r. H. Il
81. Paul tAMer. ASSN )..........11 u Q
(Southern Ass'n).. .
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21

Hccun Tourn Byro- Scr g. H'ca
New-York tribune., 1919-04-21

AT. c1NCTNNATI r. H. r
Chicago tAncricana) ............. & o
Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures. 3 6
Williams. Cicotto and schnik,
Eller and Harden.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-01-21
MISS MARY MARTIN TO LEAVE.

Three district home demonstration
agents have been appointed for
South Carolina and Miss Mary B.
Martin. who is SO well known and so
popular in our town and county, has
been appointed district manager with
headquarters at Orangeburg, and will
have charge of the following coun-
ties: Richland, Lexington, Saluda,
EdgefieId, Aiken, Barnwell, Bamberg,
Orangeburg, Calhoun, Dorchester,
Charleston, Colleton, Hampton, Jas
per, and Beaufort.
Miss Martin is at present at Win.
throp College assisting with the
course of study for the home demon
straiton agents. Miss Martin has
been a success in our county and her
friends are glad of her promotion in
her work.