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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-09-10

have been having whooDing cough
Ben Culver is installing 9 FURNACES
in his house.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cahart OF Ne
hrasl<a have been guests Of Mrs. Ca
hart's sister, Mrs. L. D. Culver
The W. F. M. S. met at the cnurcn
| last Thursday for election OF o'ncers'
which resulted as follows: Mrs. Ben
Culver. Pres; Mrs. Fred StelnDacn,
Rec. Sec; Mrs. VIM. Edgt Sr., VICE
pres Mrs. Will Steinbach, Sec. OF
Literature; Miss Flora Kaump, Ut
ganist; Mrs. Grant Edge, Supt. emu
rens Work.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-09-10

was loved by all who knew her The
funeral services were held at the
Union church in Little Grant Rev G.
G. Bratzel of Lancaster officiating,
she being member of that church
Six cousins acted as pail bearers. HeI
remains were laid to rect in tho Lit
lie Grant cemetery.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-09-10
WIG.

David Alphonso is the new boy at
Chris Hers.
Mrs. Eliza Midnight has been a guest
of relatives in Iowa.
The children of Elwood McFlall
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-09-10

Joseph Larkin of Sinsinawa Mound,
died at his home at eight o'clock on
Monday night, Sept. 1st, at the age
of 20 years after an illness of nine
months. Mr. Larkin was an old and
respected resident CT the community
in which he lived. The funeral was
held on Thursday morning from the
nome to the Catholic church in Hazel
Green.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
FOUR RACES ON
THE MATINEE CARD

-Four races are on the matinee card
at the Elsmere track tomorrow. The
card:
Event No. 1.
Acheen. b. h, by Achile VIM. Tay-
lor.
Miss Liberty, b. IN, by sam TillpeI.
Coweview Farm.
Leo AxworIhy, CHI e., by Palo Ak
worthy, NJ Il. Hayden.
Nugget Boy, b. e. by King Wedge, O.
Il. Gilbert,
Babe Allerton b m. by AIlecton. j.
C. Boulden.
Event No. .
Little Lady the 3D., b. m, by Del
Coronado, Coweview Farm.
Miss Wiltondale, ch m, by Wilton
dale, L., o. HOss
The Maid, b, m, by Charlie Hsyt,
Sidney Winchester.
Dandy Dillon, eh. g, by Sidney Dill
lon, II. r. Wallace.
Stella ), b, M, by Pilot Medium, Jr.,
John G. Dun.
News Boy b. h., by Sidney Prince,
Thomas b. Kitchens.
Buster E., r. g. by Llghtfoot J. J.
RaskOb
\. II B, b. h.. by Choptank, Harry
Lester
Event No. 3.
J. C. B., b. g. by Bohemia Boy, John
g. Boulden.
Prince j. b. s. by Advance, Jr, John
Zebley.
Emily B., b. m, by AustcE Burns,
Ed. Goodwin
Piass Bird b M, by Conslenaro,
John A. Montgomery.
Dorsara, blk. m, by Bingara, II. j.
Stoeckle.
Malcolm j., b. h.. by j. Malcolm
Forbes, H. r. Wallace
Caption, oh g. by The Captain, o.
II Gilbert
event No. Z.
shandon Bells, br h. by Chimes,
David Ford
Oakland j., ro h. by Jay Bird, Rob-
srt Beatty
Director Wilkes, by Belmont Wilkes,
b. $. Snnert
Richard Nutwood, gr g, by Nut
wood. Robert Beatty.
King Bird. br. e., by King Thorpe,
Thomas B. Kitchens.
McKylo Boy. b. h, by Peler Kylo, |
Dr.. H. W. Howell.
Johanna, blk d., by Carlokin, n. H. |
5atlin
Billy Schuler. b. E., by San Fran
'lscO. II. r. Wallace.
Colonel b. g., unknown, G. L. Brown. !
Billy, b. g., by Bohemian Boy, Harry I
lester.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
TROPHY SHOOT OVER
GREENHILL TRAPS

Saturday Will be q big and busy day
for the members OF the Greenhill Trap
shooting Club. The trophies to be
awarded TO the shooters are about the
best yet given out in a one-day shoot
by local gun club and tntre is no eX-
ira charges for trophies, nor an in
crease in the price Of TO gets.
Each OF the four classes has a trophy
OF their own to shoot FOR on The reg
ular 90 target program and ties will be
shot off on % birds. The class man
winning his trophy Will be well salts
fed that he travelled TO Greenhill UE
Saturday.
The final shoot for The dupont trophy
cup will also be held. Every member
OF the club is eligible 10 compete for
it. The regular JO-tdtgct program will
decide the race, with ties shot OF at -
birds Glass A will receive one added
bird on the fifty targets; class B two
targets: class C.. four targets; class d,
eight birds added.
Mike Connor of AvOndale and G. l.
Sylvester will probably clash for pos
session Of the clubs class 4 trophy.
Glass B trophy will be in open cOmpe-
tition, due to Sylvester. the present
holder having been promoted 10 the
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
EDEN-MIDDLET0WN
In SATURDAY GAME
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
MIDDLETOWN, Del, Aug. 22.-An-
other game which should prove OF In
terest in the final outcome OF the inde-
pendent championship argment will be
staged on the local field tomorrow
when the Eden 4. C. or Wilmington
will rub noses with the fast travelling
local team. 1t was originally announc-
ed that Delaware City would be the at
traction at Academy Park for this date
but Encouragement OF schedules VIII
bring the Eden club into action and
take Delaware City TO Milford.
Eden Is composed OF some Of the fast
est independent players in the city OF
Wilmington and has laid claim TO the
city championship. This team with
"Joe-Boy'' Brisco, on the hill, fought
the local nine 10 a twelve inning draw
on July 4, and although beaten in the
second game, gave a smart. clean eXhi-
billion OF baseball and proved them
selves good sportsmen The local fans
are anxious TO see this bunch in action
again and II the team displays the
same skill as was exhibited here before
they must surely be considered as
championship conlenders.
There will be several changes i'm the
local lineup, Walker replacing Gibbs OF
second and Grants Old battery mate
holding him up behind the plate. In
the other positions the following celeb
rites VIII be seen: Heller, ib; West.
SIS; Jacobs, 3b: Wallace, Ningard and
Ellison in the outlield.
The local team has failed TO display
its usual class in the las two games
and local fans are pulling hard for re-
action In this game.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
ARMY ENGINEERS
INSPECT RIVER FORTS
,eclal 10 The Evening Journal.

special 10 The Evening Journal.
DELAMAnE CITY. Aug. 22.-Norman
Cleaver, OF Philadelphia, is visiting his
sister, Miss Ella Cleaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Jester and
children motored 10 Easton, Md, on
Wednesday, where they spent the day
with Mrs. testers father, the Rev.
George Gassner.
Benjamin Moore. who underwent an
operation at the Jefferson Hospital,
Philadelphia. last week, is improving.
a dance will be given in Fireman's
Hall on Wednesday evening for the
benefit Of Delaware City baseball team.
Colonel Ladue, Of the Philadelphia
Engineers Office, inspected Forts Mott,
Delaware and DUPONT yesterday.
Major Philips, who arrived at Fort
Mott on Wednesday, has been assigned
quartermaster at that place to relieve
Lieutenant j. +. Keffer.
Delaware City baseball team Will play
Caulk Club, Of Milford, on Saturday on
the Fort Dupont Giamond.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
HARLAN ON HOME
FIELD TOMORROW

Joe Meyers VIII probably again Climb
the hill for Harlan In their game against
the Bethlehem bunch at South Side TO-
morrow afternoon Joe is smarting
some from his defeat at the hands OF
the same club last Saturday, and II he
scrambles up the mound tomorrow, his
hefty right arm will be "all set TO
reverse the previous verdict.
3 20 was the score last Saturday,
and the locals are out TO reverse it or
do something worse than that With
sighs, they admit that Lefty" Baum
garlner, Of the Pennsylvania, had tsem
doing the electric fan stunt, but they
add I'VE are wise TO him. Watch us
tomorrow" D."
on the contratrary. the boys from
the Pennsylvania town among the hills
say that the five measley bingles they
collected from Joe" last Saturday will
be small potatoes to the proposed
slaughter OF tomorrow. over the
bridge and see, boys
Tomorrow will be next TO the last
appearance OF the locals In 1919, for
the Labor Day game Will close the
schedule this year. Last Saturday
Harlan was not able TO put their most
formidable lineup in the box score,
but all able-bodied ball players will be
on deck tomorrow afternoon. Bill
Martin will be again seen in the lineup
after a two weeks absence, and Bill
IS always swinging for the necessary
base hits that make the "H' column
look like a shipbuilders' wad on pay
day.
Harry Lake viii be seen in harness
stopping the swift shoots Of Joe TO-
morrow and "peggin 'em down" to
the secondary hassock.
u ought TO be some contest. Turn
out boys and break the well known
welkin into several small pieces
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
DRAW JURORS FOR
CECIL COUNTY COURT
Special to The Evening Journal.

! Special TO The Evening Journal.
ELKT0N, Aug. 22-The September
term OF the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, Will convene. In Elkton, Mon
day, September Is. There are q num-
ber OF interesting civil cases and sew
eral murder cases. Judge Hopper has
drawn the following jurors:
First district-Stanley Frazer, John C.
Rowan, j. Allie Pierce, John B. Bolton.
Thomas Dixon, William II. Deshane.
Second district-Herbert Baker, Uric
Connor, Arthur NJ Morgan, Grover c..
Everett Clifford Whiteoak, Frank S.
Clayton.
Third, or Elkton distrlct-Joseph
Bowlsby, William Diebert, William B.
Merry. r. Day Cantwell, J. Harry
Marshbank, James Keithly, Charles a.
Heatzig
Fourth dlstricl-Erie Wherry, Law
renee Burns, Curtis Reynolds, Joseph
Miller, Edward Anderson.
Fifth dlstrict-H Ellsworth Shippers,
Edward L. Simpers, Woodall Holt, Mil
enter Cameron, William Futty, Philip
r. Rlcards.
Sixth district-Harvey T. Davis, David
T. Reed. Robert NJ. Marshall Erie May
berry, C.. Sherman Clayton
Seventh dstrict-EdWard C.. Williams,
Joseph COuden, j. C. First. Payton Pat
tersOn. James Archibald, John s. Bevan.
Eighth district-George W. Garvine,
John j. CoulsOn, William A. Grubb.
Ninth distrlct-R. Harry Logan, Sam
uel Smith, Chris Reisler.
Private Joseph Moran, OF the 10Th
Cavalry, who was accidentally shot by
fellow soldier, is recovering rapidly
in the army hospital, at Fort Bayard,
New Mexico. Private Moran's home is
near Elkton
Westamwell Sunday School held their
annual picnic yesterday, in the grove
of Charles NJ Kitchens.
The Rev. v Miller. OF Bethany
Baltimore. has been transferred
to Leeds NJ. p. Church, by the Rev. L. F.
president OF the church. Mr..
Miller will assume his duties on Au-
gust 81.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
BOYS INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.

The Boys Independent League has
but four fast teams The others have
dropped out. The games played last
Saturday were good. excepting the two
between st. Hedwig's and Burdan, St.
Iedwig's winning the first by the score
Of 70 to 1, and Burdan the second. 70
To Z.
Eastlake and Arcade split double
header, Eastlake winning the first. G
10 3, and Arcade the second, 3 TO ,. To-
morrow, there will be two more dou-
Bile headers. Burdan will clash with
Arcade, at Eighteenth and Van Buren,,
the frst game starting at 80 and East
lake will go 10 Delamore Park for two
games with st. Hedwlgs.
Burdan has signed DOugherty and
Kelleher.
Burdan's lineup is as follows:
Townsend, C; Fahey. p; Toy. p: Camp
bell, IS; d. Coyle. lb; s. Shaw. 2b;
Llchtcnstein, 9b; Eelleher. II: Nc
Gonigle, RI: Duugherty IS; Coyle. CT.
The next meeting Of the club will be
held on Monday night.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
MAKND
GDIk3T49g5
-&S&0

Yesterdays hero-Hy Myers. Ills
three hits drove in Brooklyn's three
runs. the Robins beating the Pirates,
to-
Baby Doll Jacobson's Wild batting
orgy was temporarily halted. Jake failed
10 get a blow in eight chances Of Thor
mahlen and Mogridge.
The White SoX won again, deieaIlns
Washington, a to 4. Jackson ana
felsch got three hits each.
The Gisnts-Son from the Cards, but
10 didn't do them much good as the
Reds beat the Braves in the ninth'
Max Carey returned to form, getting
three blows OF Jeff Pfeffer.
Both big league pennant chasers
were unchanged by yesterdays devel-
opments.
The Reds, refusing TO crack, in spite
ofoverdue expert predictions, batted out
a nine inning victory over the Braves
and nulufled the Giants victory over
The Cards. The six and one-half game
margin separating the clubs therefore,
Was maintained.
In the Ban Johnson circuit, the white
sox and Tigers again won. Cleveland
however. dropped game to Boston,
while the Yanks were splitting even at
81 Louis. and the Speaker and Huggins
crews dropped back another notch in
the race
The mystery Of Phil Douglas dlsap-
pesrance was unsettled today. PM did
not report at the Polo grounds yester-
day and rumor had it he has left he
Giants
With thirty odd games left to play
IN the National League, 1t was noted
today that even should the Reds drop
half their remaining contests The Giants
must win lwo-thlrds OF theirs TO eaten
the fast going Moranites.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
LOCAL BOYS ON
.PERRYVILLE CARD

Those who make the trip from VIII
mington 10 Perryville, Md. on next
Tuesday night will see one Of the best
boxing bills seen In this section in a
good many. years. They will have a
chance to see Joe Allison, whose name
IS now familiar TO all followers OF ils-
llama. in action. J0e's opponent is not
yet known. but Tight fans may rest as
sured that Harry Pogue. the widely
known local promoter. will provide "a
nrst-class man to meet the Whining
ton Walloping Wop."
After his now historical defeat Of
Mike Kosack, in Philadelphia three
weeks ago, Joes fame has attained
such a pinnacle that there is no telling
who he will meet next That he has
championship aspirations is well
known, but he will probably '9ay low"
awhile before he goes for suprme hon
ors.
Frankie Lewis, the Delaware light
weight champion will meet Kid Yodel.
better known as Paul Nalonc, in the
semi-windup. Nodel is fast climbing
the ranks Of the featherweights. and
Frankie Will have a hard row 10 hoe
on Tuesday night. The lighter man is
fast and shiftS and totes wallop in
either paw lie Is stih in his Teens.
but he is a scrspper from the word
go.
The prelims will he fought between /
Perryville and Havre de Grace boys I
and the best possible local talent VIII 4
be secured TO make the affair a sue
,ess.
Tommy Texas. who claims the mid I
wrestling championship of |
The world Will exchange grips with |
Johnny Barclay in a tj-minute eXhib.- |
ion bout during the evening.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
ST. THOMAS BACK IN CAME.

AITer a Iay-OH or Two Wecks St.
Thomas will get into the old ball game
tomorrow when they will lineup
against Worth Brothers, OF Claymont
Manager John Andrews has signed sev-
eral Well-known local players and will
present a strong lineup tomorrow. All
players are urged to report for practice
at G30 tonight
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
SALE OF BLANKETS
WILL BE RESUMED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Suspension
Of the sale OF army blankets in Phila-
delphia and other cities, ordered yes
terday by the War Department it was
explained yesterday, was brought about
ito permit the department to deter
mine upon and inaugurate a more
equitable distribution Of its surplus
stock"
The sale is TO be resumed officials
said, as soon as the stocks can be re-
distributed to make them available to
residents Of all sections Of the country.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
RICHARDSON PARK CLUE MEETING.

inc president OF the Richardson Park
Athletic Club desires a full attendance
of the members at their regular meet
ing tonight.
A special meeting was called last
Monday evening for the purpose OF
distributing tickets for a pie and milk
social to be held on +. L. Layton's
lawn August %. but on account Of the
storm only a few members responded.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
THEY FIRST TRIED
GOLF AS A CURE

Under former Superintendent Ga
hagan the hospital tried the game Of
golf as a cure for many mild cases Of
insanity. But the results We're not
satisfying and the sport was aban-
doned some years ago Baseball is
very popular in its first big year at
the hospital. The players wear rub
ber-soled shoes but otherwise regula-
tion equipment and the quality OF
their uniforms is the same as worn
by the big leaguers.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
PLAY SEMI-FINALS
TODAY In GOLF

pITTsBURG, Aug 22.-Three north
ern golfers, all from Pennsylvania,
and one southerner. OF Atlanta, started
10 the semi-nnals Of the national anna
teur championship tournament at the
Oakmont Country Club here today.
or the four survivors. w. c. Fownes,
Jr, OF the 0akmont club, who won The
title in 1910, is the most seasoned play
sr. He was matched today with Robert
r Jones, Jr., Atlanta, former southern
champ, who lost in the third round at
the Merton tournament three years ago,
where he made his debut.
In the lower half Davidson Heron.
OF Oabmont, well known as Princeton
crack, is bracketed with J. Wood
Plstt, OF North Hills Club. Philadelphia.
who Yesterday made the unusual show
ing OF beating Francis Ouimet, former
ttle nolder on the 3sth hole
Ine test today is again at 3e holes
The weather indications were favorable
Work and workers ullie In the Want
ADJ y -
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
class A shooters.

CLASS \ suOOlefS.
w. NInnick will he on hand and pre-
pared TO defend his title as present
holder of the class cup and J. b.
Blggs, the present class d holder, feels
certain he will give any challenger 4
sliff battle to take it away from him.
No member of the club can afford to
miss Saturdays shoot. Visitors will
also shoot for a valuable trophy and
the day will be the usual good time
Greenhlll' shoot.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
DONAHUE GOES ZIP

Mat Donahue is have his fling at bis
league ball. He left last night for
Rochester, n. v, to Join Arthur lrwins
international League team. He viii play
first for the Colts this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
CITY NEEDS % COPS.

Although the police commissioners
are planning to have City Council au-
thorize them to increase the present
police force by the addition OF two
men, at the present time there are
twenty vacancies in the department
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
SATURDAY BASEBALL

New Castle vs. Elkton. at ElktOn
r. H. n. VS.. Wildel at Military
Grounds.
WILMINGTON LEAGUE
NeighbOrhOOd rs. Eleventh Ward, al
BrowntOWn, g gameS).
ParkSide vs.. Keystone, at Eden Park,
G. games).
BrownsOn VS.. SilVerbrOok, at second
and DUPONT, O. games).
INDEPENDENT.
Harlan vs.. Bethlehem, Harlan Field.
In the Want Ads are the pest bar
gains in real estate and country homes.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22

Burdan would like TO arrange twi-
light games with any team. Send chal-
lenges toiE Townsend, No. 80 Nandever
avenue
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
KEYSTONE PRACTICE TONIGHT

Manager HackeTt, OF The Keystone
team, requests all his players to report
for practice tonight, at o'clock. The
boys will meet the fast Parkside team
in two games, at Eden Park, tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
American League.
GAMES TODAY.
National League.

ST. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
American Leanue.

New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22

This postwar readjushnent
is a terrible thing; besides elimi-
mating golPs 18th hole it is
threatening the '1ove" in tennis.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
American Leanue.

At. ST. Louis-First game n. u. Z.
New York .0i 0 G 0 % Ia !
st. Louis ....OO02 5000 % e 1
Batteries: Thornton and Ruel;
Shocker and Severeid.
Second game: II. II. Z.
81. observation-disclosures 81 .
NYork.iOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-i \ 7 3
Batteries: Sothoron and SEVERED;
Mogridge and Hannah.
At Detroit RH. L.
Detroit .....90 OOOOo0x-2 o
Philadelphia 90 100000 60 6 I
Batteries: Leonard and Ansmth
TAYLOR and Perkins
At Cleveland: R.HE.
Boston ......4OOO00O00-i . O
Cleveland 1000 000i-3 6 4
Battries: Pennock snd Walters; Jas
per and O'Neill
At Chicago: RH. y.
Chicago .....50022 XII y o
Washington 2 100000 0-l ~ Z
BattFies: Williams and Schalk; Zach
ary and Agnew.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22

John McGrsw has another
date in Cincinnati next month
and gosh how he breads it when
recalling his hssty departure
last time.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22
YESTERDAY's RESULTS.
National League.

AZ New York: X. Il. r..
New York ....2OiOOiiOx-5 : ,
81 Louis 1000 00-2 3
Battries: Nehf and snyder; Goodwin
and Clemons.
At Brooklyn: H. H. y,
pittsburgh 20 OO0t 90 - II 3
Batteries: Pfeffer aud NJ Wheat;
Adams and schmidt.
At Boston, H. H. =.
Cincinnati ..OO02OIO O29-7 y 3
Boston ..3iOO2O 2OOOO-6 s ,
Bsttries: Sallee and Wingo oeschger
and Wilson.
At Philadelphia: r. II. =.
Chicago 0O0I0f-5 i3 o
Philadelphia % 100000 OIL ,
Batteries Hendricks and Daily; Hogg
and ADAMS.
Evening journal., 1919-08-22

Work and workers ualie In the waDt
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

*Batted Wilkinson in
TBatted for Cicote Williams
Wilkinson in eighth
baChicago
8; Cincinnati g. Double pays-Chcago (Rberg Collins
Felsch and Colns Collins
and Daub 2) Rath,
Goh; Roush Rah
(Rsbeg (2), Schak
Lowdermik (Groh) off Williams, Groh Dun
Roush) Saee Clins);
Ring (Rberg schalk (2) Jackson Gandi
(kopf Neale Rath); off Wilkinson Struck
out-By Ruether
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Nae Luque); by
Ceibold Cicotte (2) E. Collins
Feisch (2) Williams Gand
James, "ilknson) by Neale
Hits
IL sand5
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II 3 Sle
hits and 10 inning
OH Luque mt and in
IL innings; of Eer hits of
and INNINGS vla
pitch-Lowdemilk BalkSallee Fle
Eer (slurphy); by Wilkinson
Goe (Rah by Kerr tRouh);
ptchers-incinnatD Ruehc
game Cicote seventh Ele
cinna) Fisher
cago eicote Williams
Williams Williams
Cincinnati - Chicago
Chicago B. Cincinnati o. Chicago
Go innngs seventh Chicago eighth eamc Gin
cinna 10; Chicago
ba'-Schak Earned run-Cincinna
and Nain American eagu Quigey Rger
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Redland Goes Wild
On Teams Victory;
Plans for Reception

CINCINNATI, Oct 9.-The Cincin-
natl Reds, the new world baseball
champions, will be received as conquer
ing heroes when thev arrive from Chi
cago tomorrow morning Arrange
ments for their reception are in the
hands of the Cincinnati Business Mems
Club, whose membership, with band
of music, will be at the railroad station
to greet the returning champions.
AS soon as the Reds were flashed as
the winners of to-day's game Henry
G. Frost, president of the Business
Mems Club, sent message of con-
graduation to August Hermann and
the players, and invited them to break
fast at the clubs headquarters when
they reach Cincinnati.
Not dishcartened by the two defeats
administere to the Reds on Tuesday
and Wednesday, thousands of fans
gathered about bulletin boards to-day
and cheered their favorites to the echo.
There was tense silence when Chi
cago began scoring runs in the eighth
inning, and mighty shout when
Schalk was tossed out at first by Rath
for the third out.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Joe Jackson Joins
Home Run Makers
In Worlds Series

Joe Jackson has the distinction of be-
ing the only player to make a home
run in the worlds series Of 1918. Jack
sons four-basc clout was made in the
third inning Of the eighth and final
game at Chicago. the ball going into
the right field bleachers
Following arr the home runs in the
worlds series from 1908 to 1918 in
elusive. Baker and Gardner lead. with
three each: Dougherty. Clarke. Hooper
and Kauff follow with two each. Mar
guard was the victim on four occa-
sions, Adams and Rixey twice:
1908
sebrng Pittsburgh, off Young, Boston.
Dougherty Boston. off Lever, Pitts
burgh
Dougherty, Boston. off Vail. Pittsburgh
19o5-'o6-'o7
No home runs.
Tinker, Chicago, off Donovan. Detroit.
Clarke, Pittsburgh. off Mullin. Detroit.
Clarke, Pittsburgh off Summers. Detroit.
Davy Jones, Detroit, off Adams. Pitts
Crawford. Detroit, off Adams. Pitts
burgh.
1910
Murphy, Philadelphia. off McIntire, Chi
baker, Philadelphia, off MarQuartl, New
York.
Baker. Philadelphia. off Mathewson,
New York.
oldring. Philadelphia, off Marquard,
Gardner Boston. off Tesrcau. New York.
Doyle. New York. off Hall, Boston.
1918
Baker. Philadelphia. off Marquard, New
York.
schang. Philadelphia. off Crandall. New
York.
Merkle, New York, off Bender. Philadel-
phia.
1914
Gowdy. Boston. off Bush, Philadelphia
1915
Hooper. Boston, off Mayer. Philadelphia
Hooper. Boston off Rixey Philadelphia
Lewis Boston. off Rixcy. Philadelphia
1.uderus. Ihladel phia off Foster Bos-
ton.
Myers. <Srooklyn, off Ruth, Boston
Gardner. N3oston, off Coombs Brooklyn
Gardner, Boston, off Marquard, Brook
lyn.
1917
Felsch, Chicago. off Sallee. New York
kauf New York. Oft Fabcr, Chicago
Naun New York, off Danforth, Chicago
1918
No home runs
Jackson, Chicago, off Ell.c Cincinnati