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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06
MUSICAL FARCE AT GRAND
TREAT TO SMALL AUDIENCE

I'm SO Happy starring Frcd-
crirk v Bowers. played to a small
but uuprcriotivc audience at the
Grand thclior Saturday night. The
play. an intimate musical farce. ls
fun or fun. excellent musical selec-
tious and really deserved capacity
house.
sunshine" and II Can't Forget
Your Eycs' RPctwo real song hits
They ARE melodies that run through
your head and tho kind YOU whistle
Tor mon'hs lfterward. You will hear
ucm today about the streets.
There will be another perform
ancc AZ the sGrand tonight, and II
the merit ot the production counts,
every scat will be taken.
The chorus. costume effects and
the Production are fsr above the
UrdAnarg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06

aide NJ Tuba Then 6egan the rc.
,uIiunT Of moro men TO m I'm. and
soon after Commenced tho drllI
which WIS necessary TO maintain the
nigh reputation the company had
made
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06

Homer Il. Cook. %. sap5 c.,
ana Agnes NJ. Ballard. 20 E..u ."A
Arrow; H. w. Bray. 3a ana zen ",
poio. u.s. Tulsa; sila pholr. Nv "
Tuin' and May ward, 2l. Atna -
- -
# G MITCHELL. oro, o,
ms nome 3l2 South I.uyton, p,su ps,uaG q
INriAhE. Funeral Eor,iros uIn n''r
He'd 'i O'Clock SUNDAY mo,r,e "
AT IN" reAuehco ana iuioru,p, lug ,.4s
ti@e pHlre IN Roso liill comutor, VA
leaves surviving n wife, flyo s,n, ne
lwn daughters, all but ono NM aIa
Inlsa, namely, n. g., j. A.. A lug N
W. W, Mitchell Mrs. ". J.. n'lpdd ~'d
and Mira J.. A. TutDlc. H''1'
y
"lNI2FlhILTY" will p, h.
Joci OF the lecture al nv SUD
Church or Christ Scicu,.s, ~, ,.rN
cuth ana Boulder afI..ts Te''
Services nrc at II n. m. ana 'nHay
The mid-woCk meeting vii D., y, ~.
at O'Clock "Wednesday rt.st., rg.d nv,
reading room IN rooms g07 r6. .hs
building are open from o 7p =, "riyo
daily except Sundayg ana I.W
"h'n Tho hours are y. m. 4, ~,
y. IN. VI"
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CHARGED with omhryglc,oo,,, -,
$4,000 ur funds and property NJ, ,t
J.. y. toESw"ll Lumber ,rpt,o.'
carl &. Maddox, general m4r.,o,
IN" company pleaded un, r.IIfv a.
nSralEnment before Justice Na,.v
saturday, lie was released nm
$1,000 bond for hearing T9.sS,,
lie states that tho charge is w,thoD,
foundation and based on f.n,ncs,
differences OF members Of tAe coro
pdny.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06

MARRIAGE LICENSES were is-
sued to the following SATURDAY hv tho
clerk Of thezAistrict court. william
=. DcNaven. q. Butlor Pa. and
Beula NJ. Smith, 20, Collinsvllc,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06

c. q FRYE. I'm "A statement 90 tho
city commissioners, denies that he Is
indebted to the city water depart
ment He saws he owes the sewer
department t3l5 ana that tho sewer
department owes him 5000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06

MEMBERS Of the geology class
~ the Y. NJ G. A. courses took a
field trip In the vicinity of Rod Fork
saturday Special study was mnlc
OF tho limestone and sandstone for
nations and lectures werN given by
two instructors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06

MEMBERS Of the business WON
ems club Of the Y. W. g \. will in
spect the plant OF tho Southwestern
RcN Telephone company Monday
night. following tho rerulsr O'Clock
meeting and dinner at the y. W. 9.
4 cafeteria
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06

X NJ FEwELT.. l1t2 North Mem
street. reported the Cihcft " a watch
10 the police Saturday. This was the
fourth theft Of watch reported TO
the police last week. Three OF the
missing tiIucplcces wcro recovered
by Detective Jim Tatton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06

LIEUTENANT MNSr STANLEY,
son Of MIR and Mrs. Mark T.. stan
ley. QOl North Denver gtrCCt LETT
Saturday for Camp Dix after spend
ing l3-day furlouRh here. lie was
overseas nine monthst ana has been
retained In the service with tho med l.
iCll corps
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06

GEORGE REELER. cmployc o'
the Mid West Rakng COMPANY was
discharged from the Tulsa hospitn
Saturday. whore he was taken Friday
night after holng struck by a Wcsl
Fifth street car lie was bruised and
cut,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
SATURDAY PROGRAM
OF FOOTBALL GAMES

AT Memphis~-West Tennessee Normal
VS.. Central High School.
At Charlottesville, Vs.--vanderbile vs..
Virginia.
At Cincinnati, GU. Of Tennessee vs.
At Lexington, Va,--V. NJ. ]. VS.. Roa-
noke College.
At Houston, Tex.--sewapee ys. Rice.
At Birmingham, Ala.-Mississippl
AEEies VS., Auburn.
AZ Oxford. Miss.--ole Miss VS., S.
Al winston Salem, N. davidson
We. North Carolina,
At Baton Rouge, Ala Alabama vs..
Louisiana.
At Ch~ieago--Iowa We. Chicago.
At Urbana, ILL., Michigan Va. Illinois.
AT Madison, Wis.--Ohic State VS.. Wis
eonsin.
At Evanston. m,-Indlana vs. North
western,
Al Lafayette, I~nd-Purdue VS., De-
Paw.
At South Bend, Ind -Notre Dame VS..
Michigan ARgies,
At Lincoln, Neb,-Nebraska We, kan
sas,
At st, ~Louis-washlngton university
VS.. Missouri.
At Fayetteville, Ark,--Arkansas VS.
Oklahoma.
At .Ames, Iewa-Ames VS.. Kansas Az
giles,
AT vermilion, S. D,~south Dakota
VS., Drake.
At Milwaukee, wis.-Marquette VS.
North Dakota.
Al Terre Haute. In~d.-vslpsriso VS.
Rose Poly.
At Richmond, I'M ~Earlham VS.. But
Ter. /,
At Austin, Tes,~Texas vs.. Haskell
Institute.
Al Cincinnati, o.-rst, Xavier VS., Wa.
bash.
al Cleveland. O..-Case VS., oberlln.
At Alliance, Ont. Union VS., Miami
At Delaware, o,-ohlo Wesleyan We
nenison.
At Hiram. o,-Hiram VS., Baldwin
Al Akron, o,-Akron VS.. Western Re
serve,
Al Gambler, o,-Kenyon VS.. wooster
At Appleton, Wis.-Lawrenca We
XXI saltwater, Okla Central Norma
We. Oklahoma A, and NJ,
At Beloit, Nis,-Carroll VS.. Beloit.
At Great Lakes, lll,-Fert Dodge W
'At CEDAR Rapids. towa-cornell Va
At Valparaiso, md.-Mornlngsido vs.
VALPARAISO,
At Cedar Falls, lowa-Dubuqne VS.
state Teachers college
At Carthage. Mo,~-Carthage vs.. Far
ht Ypslantl, Mich Albion VS.. YpsI
lanti Normal,
Al Kalamazoo, Mich -Hillsdale VI
Western state Normal
AZ Danville, Ky.-Centre VS.. Ken
lucky,
Al Mortified, Minn~H amllna Vi
Carlton.
AZ Springfield, o.-Ohio university VI
W~itteRhurs.
At Tlnln. o,-Margetta VS., Heidel
berg,
Al Georgetown, Ky,-Georgetown VI
Transatlantic.
, Az Omaha, Neb.-Creighton vs. Grea
/. Lakes Naval Training station,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
ADD THAT ARGUMENT!

In Wednesdays editions Of The News
Scimitar fans were invited to discuss
the football situation IN Memphis
through the columns Of this paper, Nat
urally the proposition was met with
hearty and heavy response. but The
News Scimttar regrets that 1t can not
print the letters that have come to
hand.
The invitation was 70 discuss foot
ball conditions In the city and not 10
launch "A v~itriolic TRADE against the
various elevens In action. There Is
quite a difference between the two.
This paper Ia for clean football
throughout and with that end In view
decided TO open It's columns to the
the futIret for plans 70 combat the
present difficulties, but It met with a
general attack upon the combined ma
chimes, their principles, mannerisms,
and their past.
Some fans even emptled the bile tina,
has been collecting In their systems
for seasons, but there must be q limit
and In drawing the line Il Ia necessary
to suppress these uncalled for out
bursts.
FOR instance. 1.-THE same thing hap.
pened last year after the game
- beloved for two weeks about 9
dirty deal and said that - was toe
yellow 10 play them again. They never
lose like gentlemen and sp0rtsmen, but
below and whine for weeks"
The above Ii taken from " of tht
letters and IL really the worst of this
lot. Therefore the ban.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
COMMODORES ON
WAY TO VIRGINIA

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. l4-Coach
McGugin and 90 Commodores boarded
the rattlers Thursday morning for Char
lottesyille where they expected to nh a
business engagement with the Old Do
minlon team on Saturday afternoon, The
stock OF the Commodores has gone up
70 some extent since the McGugin ma
chine surprised the entire South by COM
ing back and trimming the Alabama
team last Saturday on Dudley field,
The injury to Lipscamb's ankle may
cause the absence Of that powerful
linesfnan from the roster OF the Gold
and Black although he vas taken with
the team 70 Charlottesville. But It Is
not probable that the big fellow will be
used by the Nandy coach unless he is
the Virginia eleven. And from all In
dications that the dope is able to give
Vanderbilt will not be pressed hard by
the Old Dominion squad.
Frank Goar, the great punter OF the
Commodores. is another one as to whom
there Is doubt, for Goar has been out
with an injurs I knee since the Ala
bama scrap II Goar is put in the
game Tommy Zerfoss will be again sta
toned at halfhack where he played \
stellar game In the Alabama battle,
With Gear out Zerfoss will 60 hack to
his old position at end, where in con-
Junction WITH Alf Adams he can be
counted on to spill the plays of the OPP
posing backs with regularity,
The game with Virginia will be next
TO the last one for the Nandy team and
the time will be put in preparing for
the game with the Sewanee Tigers
whose ominous growl is heard, ever
though family, coming fom the noun.
tain deDthS.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
PAL ~MANAGERLESS

When Pal appears here Monday night
against White II will mark the first bout
In years that Pal has engaged In With
out the services Of a manager. Moore
has no one handling his affairs en-
cepting himself, having cut loose from
Lewis and Walsh in favor OF Billy
Hack and then casting Billy over
board
Moore is now handling himself and
Is making his own matches and attend
ing to the many business affairs that
a high-class boy must contend with.
He has several dates ahead OF him and
as he 10 stu . great card has . fine
financial future ahead OF him. He is
very much In demand all over tbs
country, being a big drawing card, and
Ia counting on fsathering his nest with
In the next couple Of years,
During the past three years Pal has
salted away quite O passed. OF this
worlds goods, having several diamonds
Liberty bonds snd money in the bank
But he wants TO lay up enough so III
| won't have 10 be bothered when he geti
old and cFeaky In the joints, 80 he /:
fighting az often as possible ant
promptly placing the dough in the fam
tly sock for the preverbial rainy day
| Moore Is a thrifty little cuas. and be-
iieves that one dollar in the bank Il
worth a million tossed 10 the winds.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
FIGHTERS E DUE.

Moore and White are due to arrive
In Memphis Friday night or Saturday
morning and will conclude their train
ing for the mill at the s. a. C. Satur-
day and sunday afternoons. Both boyt
with box several rounds Sunday after.
nocn. The doors win be open and al
fans will be welcome,
White is meeting Bernie Hahn, Joe
Levy's bantam, in a l5-round affair IN
New Orleans Friday night, following
which he win come directly 10 Mem.
phis, Hahn Ia the young Philadelphia
boy who gave Moore a good tough fight
some time ago at the Southern, and
Whites showing against Hahn win be
watched with interest by way OF com
parison, Moore won handily over Hahn.
and White should be able TO come
through with q win unless Hahn should
slip over his slumber punch that he
carries.
Moore's last fight was with Mike
Ertle last Monday night, in which Pa
was declared the winner on points. nc
decision being given. The fight was q
slam bang affair with both boys mixing
1t all the way.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
SULLIVAN HAS
SQUAD WORKING
Ole Miss Counting on Defeat
ing S. P. o. Saturday.
Hard Game Looked for

UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI. Nos
lL.-Although only two more games an
scheduled for Ole Miss this season,
Coach Sullivan Is working the Red and
Blue warriors as though the season had
hardly begun.
The next game to be played will b
played on Ole Miss ground when s,
P. y. comes down on next Saturday for
a tilt with the Red and Blue artists
The last game Of the season will b
played on Thanksgiving day In Jackson
with the Mississippi college huskies,
who are expected to give Ole Miss 9
stiff game.
The speedy Ole Miss backfield is run
ming true to form this week and every
man on the team is working to uphold
the honor of the highest, serappieSl
team in the s. /. A. A. Barbour, al
right half, and Juggets, at left hall
are in their usual good form, and prom,
tse to do some wonderful playing ir
the remaining two games OF the sea
sCn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14

Jack Dempsey, worlds heavyweight champion, spent a couple Of
hours in Memphis Thursday night atfGraad Central station between
trains. The conqueror Of Jess Willard, with a retnue OF servants that
would make a prince look like a piker, blew in fresh from Little Rock:
II one may come from the Pebble City that way, and parked himself
at the station until a train arrived to take him on the first lap OF his
journey to California, where he is going to take the leading part in q
movie which will feature the champion.
Dempseys manager, Jack Kearns. was not along, Jack being in
Chicago attending to some business matters. He will Join Dempsey
Saturday on the trip out West. Dempsey had little or nothing to say
about fighting. Enthusiastically heavyweghts-cant be both.
cred about lighting. However, his publicity man stated that Jack had
no fights booked, nor was he thinking Of having any booked except the
proposed match with Joe Beckett in New Orleans hext March, on st.
Patrick's day. The mill has not been closed as yet, owing to the Beck
etCarpentier bout which is to be fought next month.
Dempsey was the very picture Of health, and his foot, which was
injured on a tent stake a couple of weeks ago, was functioning in mid
season form. The champion has been doing quite a bit of boxing with
the Sens-Floto circus and ia in fine shape. Among the few things Jack
said was that when he met Beckett or anybody else he was going to
be in shape. That was one of the things that beat Jess Willard in
Toledo, his lack Of condition. And I'm not going to fool myself into
thinking I can meet anybody without being in the proper fighting shape
I'll be ready when / go into the ring" said the champion.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
O. B. O. VS.. VOCATIONAL.

it's not a case OF which can win
Or which will bag the dough-
on what new EGG they have ~ stock,
Or what new play they'll show,
But still I'd like 70 know which team
VIII lose rs hoary hide
A. Hodges, when the college and
Vocational collide.
The curlIns lost 10 NJ U, g.,
To Normal anN TO High.
N c. 3, c, has ever won
II missed my eager eye.
But stu I'd like an early tip
Upon the losing side,
When Christian Brothers college ard
Vocational collide.
New ell the dope Is favorlna
The c. q. c, array,
Without a sign OF Victory
To mar their losing way,
But when they run against the avs,
Upon the football green
They'll find II pretty hard to keep
The present record clean,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
C. K. c. BILLINGS
SPENDS DAY HERE
Well. Known Eastern Sports
man Guest of Frank G,
Jones, Local Horseman

Passing through Memphis In his pri-
waite car, Palm Beach, c, X. G.. Billings,
w~ell'known Eastern sportsman and cap
i~talist, with several other prominent
New YORK and Chicago men. spent
Thursday here as guests Of Frank q.
Jones.
Mr., Billings IL a former Memphisn
and at n time held large interest in
the street railway.
He built the North Memphis Driving
park and Ia remembered as owner az
come OF the most famous harness stars
which raced at this beautiful plant,
Included was The Harvester, world;
champion stallion Lou Dillon, world'e
champion mare, and Uhlau, worlds
champion gsldtnK.
Mr., Billings and party were on thell
way to Chicago, after o ten day hunt.
ing trip In Louisiana. They left Thurs.
a night,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
Where Can | Find Relief From
Itching, Terrifying Eczema?

how terrifying the irritation, no mat
ter how ~unbearable the itching and
burning OF the skin, s. s. s. win
promptly reach the seat OF tho trouble
and forever Fopt from the blood every
trace Of tho disease, just as 1t has for
others who have suffered as you have.
This grand blood remedy has been used
for mere than fifty years, and you have
only to give II a far trial 10 be re-
stored to perfect health.
our chief medical adviser Is an au,
thority on blood and skin disorders, and
he viii take pleasure IN giving you
such advice as your individual case ma
need, absolutely without cost, Write
today, describing your case to Medical
Department, Swift Specific Co, 2bg
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta Ga. adv,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
RUTH TO uNc COBB.

Babe Ruth, who occupied the spot
light during the past baseball season
by his ability to punch the ball over the
fence, is going out after other honors.
Babe states that he is going to punch
the classic features Of Tyrus Raymond
Cobb the next time he m into snf.
ficiently close contact with the Georgia
pench, Babe is as mad as a wet hen
because Cobb gave his opinion on Ruth
breaking his contract with the Boston
club. Cobb said that when a mar made
n contract he should keep 1t, regard
less of what it contained.
IN settle the question when I
meet Cobb" Ruth said. Cobb must
be jealous OF me because the news
papers have played me UP this year
as the biggest attraction in base
ball,
"A player is worth just as much
as he can get, And Cobb has been
: paid all he is worth, believe me,
for quite a few years. / wouldn't
say anything against Cobb If he
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14

frame of mind following her unbroken
string OF triumphs this season. And
after her custom Of trimming the hide
off Of Normal In past engagements, she
stil has force Of habit 70 carry her
along.
There will be 20 switches in the High
lineup from that which walloped c,
h. c. 60-7 a week ago. And In that
driving backfleld High not only has
speed and power but also sufficient
second line material. Her secondary
offense Is only a shade shy Of Der first
string ealiber. which means that Nor
mai will be getting the same stiff jolt
through the afternoon despite the &C
cidents that may arise.
Any way YOU care 70 look at ~ the
dope viii show that High carries the
edge. But from the angle Of the dis
interested fan the figures further prove
that one OF the bitterest battles. IN
years will be peeled off at a nominal
cost of admission.
The officials selected for the debate
are Henry Buckingham, referee; 7. N,
buckingham, umpire, and Richie head
Gupgmau.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
CELLAR TITLE AT STAKE IN GAME AT HODGES FIELD
Portable Stands
To Be Erected By
Memphis Amateurs

Portable stands win be a feature
Of the 1920 baseball season OF the
Memphis Associated Amateurs.
Plans have been drawn and bids
are being received on the matter.
In case the cost Is not too heavy
they will be given a preliminary
trial at Hodges field. where soccer
football win be played this fan and
winter.
The amateurs hope TO get started
on the construction in two weeks.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
Special Meeting
OF Commission
Off; Big Ban W

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The special
I~"a5tiag IL the national baseball com :
mission which was e. have been held
here this week 10 discuss various prob
lens. has been called of, Chairman Au-
gust Hermann. 1T Cincinnati. has an
nouneed Hermann said he had re-
esiy"d word from Han johnson, presi-
dent o. the American league, and =
member Of the conmlssion, that be Is
VI Ia Chicago and would he unable 10
| attend D meeting fer ~ least a week.
a few dave
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RAISED TO CLASS

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov, lL~-Ths
national arbitration hoard yesterday an
nounced the Virginia Baseball league
has been raised from class c to class
II rating.
The national arbitration board has
awarded the services OF Lester Steven
son, claimed by Saskatoon, OF tho West.
ern Canada league, Minneapolis. of the
American association, and Houston, u
the Texas league, to Saskatoon,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
HIGH VS.. NORMAL.

Central High is a favorlte over Nor.
ma Saturday In the annual game TO be
peeled off at Russwood park. And
whereas High will enter the frolie with
a full lineup, Normal Is obliged TO open
with several regulars out Of harness,
After last weeks bitter battle with
". Y s., Normal has had a tough week
In preparation for Just such another at
fe4r. But this time Blck Campbell, thV
Normal coach, has been compelled 20
switch hip front following the wreck.
age sustained In the le-G defeat.
He has lost Jones from center and
Washburn from end, the former being
out with a wrenched shoulder and the
latter with a broken pin. Otherwise
his lineup will be as usual Yet. under
The gloomy and unfortunate cffcum.
stances, Campbell, instead Of worrying,
Ia predicting a victory by 4 small mar
Gin. lie has unlimited faith In the
ability Of his men to put over a knock
out and thereby middle up the pen-
nant race In knotty form
HIGH CONFIDENT
Central Is In somewhat the same
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
This Question Is Ever on the
Lips Of the Afflicted.

Eczema, letter, Eryslpeias, and other
terrifying conditions Of the skin, are
deep-seated blood diseases, and applI.
cation Of salyes, lotions and washes can
only afford temporary relief, without
reaching the real seat Of the trouble,
But just because local treatment has
done you no good, there Is no reason to
despair, You simply have not sought
the proper treatment, that is within
your reach
You have the experience Of others
who have suffered az you have TO
guide YOU 60 a prompt radiance Of
blood and skin diseases. No matter
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
Local Amateurs
To Inspect NeW
Baseball Rules

An open baseball meeting that viii
Interest managers, hackers and players
In the Memnhis Associated Amateurs
win be held Friday evening on the sixth
floor OF the Chamber Of Commerce.
The committee OF ten, OF which Oil
bert Wilson ~ chairman, will listen 20
complaints and suggestions hat pertain
10 the new drastic rules that have been
formulated for the 1920 season,
After the discussion Of Friday eve
ming the matter will be passed along 10
the board Of directors for rejection, re-
vision or acceptance, next Tuesday
night,
the committee, rs follows;
i-Appeals from unsatisfactory deei-
sions.
s-Coptraets,
3--putiss 81 the presidents Of the va
rious leagues,
a-sptcial rules for the annual sllm-
nation series.
5--Ground rules FOR sll parks
6-Eiection OF the governing board Of
baseball chairman and four tnembsrsl
1.-THE formation Of only gAnlar and
iunior leagues. Heretofore there hsi
been seven or eight classes 81 leagues
In Axistenee,)
s-Engibnity Of players
n~-protestA.
la- Suggestions 10 be followed II
forming new leagues,
li-Umpires, ptess agents, etu.
--~------
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
JACKS LAST VISIT.

Dempsey very probably wildly re-
calls his last visit to Memphis. which
al somewhere around a year ago.
Dempsey met Bull Soddy. a big, fat
cheese at tho S "a. G, In what vas
scheduled as an eight-round bout. Soddy
was billed as Canadian Jack Smith. and
was supposed to be a real opponent for
Dempsey. who was then at the very
top of his game knocking them all
Nut dubs and top-notchers alike,
Dempsey put over a pair of punches
ana poor old Soddy, who was al fat as
a hog, rolled over on his back. Thus
did the fight end.