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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05
OCUPARON BUDAPEST LAS TROPAS RUMANAS
No obstnnte la ocupacion, Ell
nuego ga6inete estd en-
funciorgs discutieRdo
sobre Ia reorganiza-
cion del pals

BUDAPEST. Agosto k-Buda-
rest. d. capital de Hongria, Tue ocu-
NADIA nov por las tropas rumanas Que
a~v.rzaron soare esq cjQd2d desde
q rio Thesis, q pesar lie las rcpre-
sentaciones hechas por el Terlente
Coronel Romane.Ii. .! rep-eseHtan-
- i,al;ano de los &!iaGos en- Nena.
La ci1Gad presentaba aver, DO
-..rrn IN aspecto desoiador. como
resulta6o della fuGa de los comunlS-
rs las GALES sc haIlan cast deSler-
ras los almacenes no han alberto
US nue~1as = en- los hotsieS nay muy
pocos where's. 10 mismo cue Ell las
.a,as p~ar-lcu.ares ' no Sc conS'gue
tab6n. nj cafe. nj tataco 0 rop2
blanca
In gran HGnero de ventanaS De
las casas sc hal&n rotaz. La genie
..u. a~aa 80 las GALES vaga S;n
rgmbo: nero en- sus- rostros no aso-
ma Ia miyatu de terror que Sc ve'a
auran,e IA -poca en- que los CONT
a.sras c>ruyleron en- el poder.
Fl nuevc Gabinete eSt4 ~celeHran-
% ~Sesiores noche Y di&. atendlendo
a IA formidable tarca De Ia recons-
rruccj6n Ia re~Stauracion del orden.
Los comunis.as cue robaron, tan
10 ror fines politicos. como 3rlraGoS
Ge;aro7 los bancoS "av'os. FL Minis
sl.-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05
Difcilmente Sc e~ncontrara una ~drOgueria en- TODD Ell pals
nne 10 Yenda esta medlcIna.

SDE HACE CiNCJENTA AMOS,
vuaudo listed debe tomar uHas GUAM
tas botellas de 5. S. S. el tonico purl-
ficador de Ia sangre. Esta medic'na
ourificara 81 sangre, Ia tonificara Y
vlgo-.zara todo el sis-ema. 5. 5. 5.
es.a q IA venta Ell todaS las drogue-
.rias. Una valiosa information CON
seio acerca De Ia sangre, le puede ser
suministrada gratis escriblendo 8
Swi,r Specific Co. - Swift Labo-
,.,or,. Atlanta. Ga. ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05
PERDIDA I~RREPARABLE

Cada dia que pasa sin que Sc aprenda
el ingles, Sc pierde tempo y dinerO
NUEEA YORh.-EspecIa..-Es in
dudable que el conocim;ento de- in
giles es indispensable para TODD eX-
tranjero cue desee conseguir mejores
c~olocaciones Y mayores sue!dos.
Tn folleto de So paginas describe,
de n clara Y precisa. IN ma
ravil!cso metodo para aprender a ha-
blair, leer y escribir el ingles sin ne
cesidad de ir & una escuela. con solo
escuchar discos f~orograficos prepa-
RADIOS especialmerte para este fin.
Los editores de este f~olleto, Cortina
Academy Suite IS. - f. IS St. New
York. Sc complaceran en- enviar Il
Gratis q auien 10 s~olicite.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05

PARIS Acosto 4.-Nicolas Leri-
ne 81 Primer Ministro del go3!erno
roIsbey;li CT Noscou. en- Ia prlhera
entrevista de Juena e que ha Con-
cedido. asegura entire otras que
e1 prime. p.op6sitc p]ollt'co &c
los rofsher:eis es ell cChar a is
americanos Y iaponeses de Siberia;
cue eI programa dc Cos bolsheVlklS
no 10 corstituye la reforma, S'no "a
revclucion; que Sc propu0en orEA-
rizar a los obreros del muado, III
elusive los amcricanos. en- una sofa
onion f~raternal Y que los ho.saeT'-
ks ~destrujrln Y aniQri.ar"n toda
res.s,encia u So les haga, recU-
rricn6o 81 para clio fuere ~necesar'o'
a. smD.eo del terror.
La cntrevista 60 rcterenc.a fae
~-c.ccaida por Le2lne a an CORES
Dorsal de Ia PreEsa linda, que Ie
envi6 nor inaiambrica desde Buda-
nest. IN QUESTIONABLE. al cuai e. Pr
mcr Ninistro rUso cortesto o Ia
mlsma via. Lenjrc preoedc Il res
ruesras de t. Sigaien.e e~NpAc&c'nn:
"Contesto las rreguntas Que sc me
hacen o "a .ordic;on de qle ms
resDuesras 50 pJbliCuen sia altera-
ci6n o mu-lur!on alguna en- .os Es-
tados UnjdoS.'
FL QUESTIONABLE ' la> rcz2ucstas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05
ESTACIONES I~NALANBRICAS
~vILLAHERNOSA- Tai Arostc

VILLAHERMOSA. Tab. Agosto !.
e gobernador del Estado Carlos
Green. hace a~ctivas geStioncs ante el
gobierno federal. para que scar eS-
tablecidas dos estacjoneS inalambri-
cas- en- eI Estado. una en- esta ciudad
sobre las Tomas de la Eucarnaci6n Y
ctra en- ciudad Cardenas. n que po-
dra comunicarse con las que existen
en- los Estados de Chiapas Y OaXa-
ca.
En- Tabasco. solo hay una esta-
cion inalambrjca en- ciudad del Car
men, cstacion Que es de las mas po-
derosas de la Republica MeXicana.
-Por cuenta del erarjo del Esta-
do. Sc va a llevar a cabo. la cons
trucci6n de TN pequeno ferrocarril.
entire esta ciudad Y San Diego, ha-
biendo aprobado la legislature cue Sc
eroguen para tai obra veinte mil
pesos.
-Acaban de llegar a esca ciudad
los tractores que la Direction Gene
raj de Agricultural, compr6 en- las
fabricas de Mr.. Ford.
Estes tracUores Seran enviaGoS a
las PARTICIPATES hacieHdas del Estado,
para que sean utiii2ados deSde lue-
go.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05
NECESlTAMOS MINEROS MEXICANOS

Para rninas de carbon. Tcabajo SECURE los sels d'as
de la senara; Nc Sc troDieza con ningunas diflcuit7deS'
pueden trabajar 81 rnisn1c da de su llegada. Pagamos
sueldos de union. Nuestras vetas miden de 2 pies 10
pulgadas a 5 pies. Venganse Embellishments a Tulsa,
Oklahoma, tome Ell CAIRO ~eiectrico a Kendall y Pregunte
por Peter Adar7son Coal and Mining Co., o escriba para
mas detalIes en- su 0-opio idioma-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05

milIoncs de habitantes de la terra,
de entire las racionalidades colonial
les, oprimidas : sin derechos, mas
que las CONSTITUENCIES de Ia Euro
pa occidental 0 de ios Esrados Uni
COS Y de los estados "democraticos'
en- donde domino Ia Burguesia, que
trata de vicorizar el yugo de unos
cuantos paises capitalists ~"civiliZa-
dos sohre los c~entenares lie millones
de masas en- las c~olonias asiaticas Y
africans
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05
FL PROPOSITO De Los BOLSHEVIkIS
ES ECHAR 4 Los ANERICAnOS 7
,JAPONESES DE- IA SIBERIA
Sc proponen tambien organizar en- una sofa union traternai
a los obreros de TODD el mundo y anlquIas Ia
tirania de los capitalists
Interesantes decIaraciones hechas por Nicolas L.
nine en- una entreVista que Concedio a III CORES
DonsaI de- Ia Prensa Unida, por inaIambrIca

union fraternal lie los obreroS Y
trabajadores De todos los palses SIN
oxccpcion, inclusive los EstaGos
Unidos el Japon.
Pm que condolences hafla
listed Ia raz con KoIchak Y Man
nerheim?"
R.-"Numerosas vrccs So han da-
Go a ronacer csas conijcioncS. Por
c.cmplo. en- las negoclaciones que
William Built inicio con nosctroS '
ronmjgo nersonaIncntc en- Moscou'
en- nombre del Gohierno de los rs
tados Jnidos, asi como tamnion On
nuestra carta 4 Manson. No eS rutpa
nuestra 81 los EStados ur!dos V los
otros ~cobiernos. tieHcu temorcS para
publican cstos ~dIumentos Y ocuL-
tar IA verdad a su~ DuebloS.
"Rc.ordaI" a Ustod T de MUGS
tras condolences tuncamentaieS' Ia
te Que cstamos dlSpues:os a Fa@ar
todas las dcUdaS a Francla Y a los
dennis Estados. con la condjcicn de
cue Sc haea una paz yerdadcra. a
<aber. una naz flrmoda ~formahnen-
+e Y confirnada por los goblornos
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
Tech BREAKS
WITH GEORGIA
III Feeling Reaches Climax at
Recent Game.

ATLANTA. Ca, May 23.-GeorgiS
Tech has decided to break off all ath-
letic relations with the University OF
Georgia, Prof. John B. Crenshaw,
faculty director at Tech, announced
here last night. The break is final,
and with the full consent and approval
Of the school authorities" Mr.. Cren-
shaw said In a signed statement.
Incidents at the Tech-Georgia base
ball game in Athens last Saturday, at
which by banners and other devices
Of the Georgia School Of Technology
was impugned, one Of it's sponsors Carl
catured and the gentlemen's agree
ment" entered into between the two In
stitutions to prevent Ill feeling during
the heated athletic contests, "Violatec
were given by Mr.. Crenshaw as TIC
reasons for the act.
One float during the senior parade In
Athens last Saturday, Mr. Grenshaw
said. depicted Georgia in France; Tech
in Atlanta" during the war. This, II
was said, referred to Georgia's having
abandoned Intercollegiate athletics dur
ing the war while Tech continued to
play.
A letter from university officials rs-
garding the affair Is said TO be en- route
to Tech, but no indication has been
given of its contents. Both institutions
are part of the state educational sys-
TENS and their annual contests have
been the feature of college sports in
Georgia for years.
Read News Scimitar Wants.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
THIS rs A RECORD.

The Chicks have se- a record that
viii live long in this league and which
probably will never b. equaled.
The Memphis club has played three
do~nble-headers since the Tribe has been
on h road and has lost them all. Los
Ing three double bills without a break
Is something that W happened be-
fore in the Southern, or least is not
In the record books.
The Tribe has won four games since
they pulled u Of ROSEWOOD park on
May 8, n of these was won at Chat
tanooga, n at Nashville and two at
Mobile. They lost two at Chattanooga,
three at Nashville. three at New Or
leans, two at Mobile and three at Bir-
minghsm, making 10 IN all they have
dropped.
The road percentage Of the Tribe at
present is four games won and 10 lost,
a .235 brand Of ball.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23

Bill Brennan, the former National
league umpire, who officiated in the
exhibition games played by the Giants
In the South, tells Of an amusing in
cident in which he and Clarence
t"Brick') Owens figured when both
were on the staff of the senior major
league, 1t seems that although to do
so was a violation Of the rules gov
efning the actions Of National league
umpires. they accepted an offer from
the New York club to render decisions
IN an exhibition game to be played
In Paterson on a Sunday and that they
received S2h each fer their work.
When we got back to New York, ="
related brennan, Brick announced that
as he had never been in any Of the
Broadway lobster palaces he was GO
Ing to blow himself to a good dinner,
He did. and when he reached the hotel
late at night he had exactly ST 80 left
OF his SIS. while mine WAS intact. The
next morning Tom Lynch, who was
president OF the league at the time and
who had seen an account of the game
In a newspaper. called ua and fined us
$25 each. All / was out was a DAYS
work. but 1t cost poor Brick $50 ali
told"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
POSTPONE GOLF MATCHES

CHICAGO, May 2S.-The Royal Ca
madam Golf association has wired
President Charles F. Thompson, Of the
Western Golf association, a willing
ness to postpone for a week the tour
of Canada by crack American golfers,
so that they might compete in the
western amateur championship at st.
Louis June 1922 and also play the Red
Cross exhibitions in Canada.
This arrangement will make it pos
sible for National Champion Charles
Evans, Jr., Bobby Jones and Perry
Adair, of Atlanta, Jerome D.. Travers,
John G. Anderson, Grantland Rice, and
Oswald Kirkby, of New York, and
Francis Ouimet, of Boston, to enter
the western championship as we'll as
the Canadian tour.
Under the revised plans the Ameri-
can golfers will play Red Cross matches
at Hamilton. Ont, June %; Toronto,
June "a; Ottawa, June %; Montreal,
June rs, and st. Andrews-by-the-S Sea,
n. B. June 27-2S.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
LANTUs WINS RACE.

NEW YORK. May 23.-Over a sloppy
track on which a drizziing rain fell al
the afternoon, G. d. Wideners our
L~langibby- Southern Belle, won the
Metropolitan handicap at one mile at
Belmont park yesterday, This event
was the feature of the WestchesteI
Racing associations opening day OF the
season.
Lanius was an outsider in the betting
the favorite being j. E. Wtdener's
Naturalist, but the public choice
finished in fifth place.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
FIGHTERS ALL READY.

All Of thu principals In Saturday
nights big double header boxing Bill
at the New Lyric have completed their
training and are In readiness to enter
the arena. Jack Dillon and Phil Har-
rison, who will travel eight rounds to
a decision, have been hard at work
for the past several days and announce
that they are all set TO put up a whlrl-
wind scrap.
Pal Moore, Memphis bantam who
meets Benny Chavez, Is also In shape
to tackle the Mexican and when they
meet Saturday night, a fast bout Is
certain to result. Chavez has been In
Memphis working out for the past week
and says he Is confident Of outpolnt-
Inc the Memphlan when he meets him
Saturday night.
Tickets are going fast and a big house
Is certain to greet the boxers.
There are many arguments, pro and
con, especially con. over whether Demp-
sey will beat Willard, or vice versa, in
their coming Fourth Of July mill. but
| even the esteemed marquis OF Queens
berry himself cant tell who will win,
for the simple and very excellent rea-
son that looking into the future isn't
down to a fine art as yet.
Every expert who picks his winner
n the big scrap %prefaees II with these
two letters:
| h,d &knraI, Aha ,unu kan,ur Rih
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
Build Up the System
After Flu" Attack

words, after an attack of tho "flu''
you need a thorough tonic to rebuild
the system so that you can have your
old time strength and vigor restored.
Nothing can equal s., s. S. for com
pletely restoring your strength and vi
tality after you have had this distress
ing disease. This splendid remedy puri-
flies tho blood, removing all disease
germs, and builds up the entire sys-
tenn. .
s. s. S. Is sold by druggists every
where. II you wt1h medical advice,
simply write to Chief Medical Adviser.
2bB Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. who
will give you such advice as your case
may need, without cost. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
TRLSTATE DRIVING CLUB HAS FINE SATURDAY CARD

horses last Saturday, will be driven
by Secretary German,
In the second race Luther McCallum
win start his handsome chestnut PAGER
against three trotters, Bonnle Lou
Melba and Dr. Herman.
Big Pickery Is a recent purchase OF
Mr. NIcCalum, and while she has plen-
ty Of speed, she has not had sufficient
work TO race In the society IN which
she really belongs. Mr., McCallum and
Mr.. Robinson admit that they are the
proprietors Of the largest cotton PICK
cry In the world, and give this excuse
for furnishing a defenseless horse with
such a name. Bonnie Lou mas Won ~
races. making her batting average ] GOO.
-Four Juveniles, Cyclone, Memphis Girl,
Kathleen Azoff and Patrick Mckinney
make up the opening event
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
Horse Racing In
PGLnly Days OF
Lucky Baldwin

LOS ANGELES, Cal, May 2S.-De-
tails OF horse racing days in Southern
California, in which her father, the
late f. j. cLucky') Baldwin was a
central figure, were related yesterday
In the superior court here by Mrs. Clara
Baldwin Stocker, first witness in the
trial Of the suit of her SON., Albert F.,
Snyder, Of San Francisco, to have her
declared incompetent to care for her
$40, 600, 900 estate. Snyder asks that his
mothers properties be placed in the
hands Of a trust company.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
R WINS

EARLE, Ark, May Elm a fast
game with Senatobia, Miss, Earle added
another shutout to her list. With
Thompson in the box for Earle, a fast
game of ball was played with the Sen.
atobia aggregation, resulting in a 2 tc
0 score for the home boys, Thompson
was in fine shape n was given credlt
for Is s%trikeouts. Another game Is
scheduled with this team for tomorrow
and a game also for Friday with The
Central high, Of Memphis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
ANOTHERPAIR OF
GAMES ARE
DROPPED
Chicks Continue Form and
Caravan and Goodbred's
Pitching Avails Nothing.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, May 23.-The
Memphis infield supported Caravan and
Goodhred miseFRbly In the pinches here
yesteday and birmingham took notll
ends of a double header by the scores
Of 2 TO / and 4 to 3. Second Baseman
Lewis was hit in the mouth by a foul
off his own bat in the third inning oil
the second game n forced to retire;
Goodbred deserved a shut-out as all
OF the Baron hits were Of the tluky
variety Score
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
KILBANE CANCELS BOUTS.

Jimmy Dunn has announced the can
collation. of two matches for Johnny
Kilhane at Philadelphia-with Larry
Hansen next Monday night and with
frankie Conifrey, May st--hecause OF
the serious illness Of Kilbane's young
daughter. Cancellation OF the engage
ment at Philadelphia June 16 with Joe
Fox Is being considered,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
KAUFMAN GIVES UP.

Dick Kaufman, first baseman for the
Nashville Vols and the Hal Chase Of
the Southern association, has left the
Volunteers on account Of Il wrenched
back, with which he has been suf-
fering for the past several weeks.
While Dick was here recently with
the Vols, he stated that he was in no
condition to play and that his back
hurt him terribly every time he stopped.
But he was anxious to help the Vols
in their pennant drive and said he
would work his head OF for Roy ELAN
by way Of keeping the Vols up In the
front rank. But Dick mas been forced
to give up his struggle to remain In
the game and has returned to his home
where he win go uncer the care of a
specialist.
Dick injured his back in the spring
and has been slow about recovering.
He is n great first baseman and IL
prince OF good fellows. and fandom all
over the league regrets his misfortune
and hopes 1t will be but a short time
until he recovors and comes back to
the game.
When the Giants took four straights
from the cubs recently, the wise ones
| who picked the cubs 10 win the Ma
tional league flag In II walk started
scratching around for an abb,
Who will win the n;g slght2 Looks
now like Tex Rlckard viii have a win.
| MING ticket when all returns are In.
| He has already sold S27o 900 In tickets
for the bout and the end Ia not yet.
Rlekard should clear several thousand
dollars on the mill, despite tho fact
that the purses no viii pay Willard and
Dempsey are the largest In flstlo his
tory.
II Willard gets knocked out, there
will he n sllves lining in his cloud.
something like St00,0 900 Of the United
| States mlnt's latest output.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23

Ioday's game In Birmingham will con-
elude the series whlcn stands three
games won by the Barons to three
lost by the Chicks.
The series with the Crackers Will be
the final sessions on hostile soil. the
Memphis club being due to return home
next Wednesday for a long stay, OPEN
Ing here with the Mobile Bears.
Thursday afternoon was another dis.
astrous day for the Trioe, the Chicks
dropping a double bill to the Barons.
canavan and Goodbreu were the goats,
they pitching good ball and seeing the
victory slip through their paws.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
Important That You Get Back
Your Strength as Soon
- as Possible.

Everyone who has had the "fu"
finds the system in a weakened and
rundown condition. the nervous sys-
tenn all upset, the appetite gone. and
q general good for nothing feeling per-
vades tho entire body,
This IL the effects Of this strenuous
disease, 1t always leaves Its victim
80 weak and debilitated that there is
as much danger from its after effects
as from the disease itself. In other
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
HUB COMES BACK,

Hurting Hub Perdue, who has been
hurting the h%orsehide for many years,
Is back again In the Southern and is
pitching winning ball for Johnny Dohhs'
pelieans. Hub started out this spring
in good shape. hut hurt his back and
was forced to retire. But when warm
weather came he soon rounded back
into shape, reioined the rels and Is
making New orleans fans forget thai
Dick Robertson, Pei spitballer. has gone
to the majors.
Hub is old, but ia an awfully tough
mnrsel for the opposing clubs TO assimi-
late. For vertfication, lamp the box
scores of the games the Hurting ono
has pitched.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
TEXAS LEAGUE
GOOch To Bdr0nS;
Kaufman Out
For The Season

MOBILE. Ala, May 2s-John Gooch,
Cleveland American LEAGUE, has been
sent to Birmingham First Rasemap
Dick Kaufman. OF the Nashville club,
left that team today, suffering with
a wrenched back, Outfielder Mike
Burke willAplay first and Catcher Kohl
becker rightfleld until new men are Sc
cured,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
8(QTING
S)UTuLGFH
- BTE-AkS
BOB Pl6UE NSA

oLLoWING today's game
with the Birmingham Bar
ems tho Chlrks Will null cut
Of lockwood park and will
mead TOr, Aranla, Uhete
they are due to open with
Cholly FRANKS Crackers In
a four. game series begin
Rlpa CaAttrd.H aE4nRannA
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
ERIcAN LEAGUE,

At Chicago R.H.E,
New York ....0 0 0 0 0 0 90 8
Chicago cool 90 0 0 y 0 0 x-l 4 Q
Quinn, Mogridge and Ruel; Williams
and Schalk.
At Detroit R,HE.
Boston .......0 2 OOOO1O C-3 s /
Detroit ,,....0 l 0 0 0 l Ks 4
Jones and Schang; Love and Ain
smith,
AT Cleveland R.H.E.
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 2 % 6 3
Cleveland % 0 / 0 | 0 0 ID 8 4
Kinney, Geary and McAvoy; Cove
leskte and O'Neill.
At st. Louis R.H.E.
Washington II 0 0 o 5 0 0 0 o. 10 2
ST, Louis 80 0 0 o o 32 Ks D
Johnson and Agnew. Picinich; Soth-
oron, Gallia, koob and Mayer.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
ARGENTINA COPS,

RIo JANEIRo, May 22-Argentina
defeated Chile yesterday In the fifth
game Of the series OF Football crntests
to decide the championship OF South
America, the score being 1 TO l. The
final game will be prayed on Sunday
between Brazil and Uruguay.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
COLLEGE BASEBALL,

At LeNington-Concord State Normal
college West Nirginia) 0, Washington
and Lee 8.
At Observation-Disclosures Of Kentucky
Is, University OF Tennessee 10.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23

Summary: Two base hits-Griffin 2.
Double plays-Stcvenson to Mcdonald
to Bernsen. Stolen bases--McDonald.
Sacrifice hits--McDonald, Stevenson,
Hairaton, Struck out-Slgman 9, Good
bred 5. Base on balls-Sigman 4, Good
bred .. Hit by pitched halls-Stevenson
by Goodhred. Lett on nases-Birming-
ham ., Memphis 4 Umplres-Pfen-
ninger and SHIRLEY. Time, As.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
FOURTH
sTEcHER VICTORIOUS.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. May 23.-Joe
Stecher threw Jack Rogers two straight
falls in a wrestling match here last
night, The time Of the first fall was 81
minutes and OF the second II minutes,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
NORTH MEMPHIS
CLUBS RACE
CARD GOOD
Several Events Listed for Sat-
urday Driving Matinee at
North Memphis Park.

n program
OF harness racing has been
prepared for the Saturday
matinee Of the North
Memphis Driving club and
some high class sport is
anticipated. There will
be five races, the last Of
which will be a running
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-23
And there's the we'll. known rub.
LEWIS HURT AGAIN.

Jack Lewis, Chick second baseman,
who returned to the game yesterday
after having heen out on account OF
injuries for the past several days, cele-
brated his return by getting hurt again
This time Lewis fculed a bah which
caromed Off his bat and struck him
In the nose. bloddying his smeller and
putting him out OF commission. Lewis
again retired to nurse his wounded
beezer and will be out for a few more
DAYS.
Verify doth it seem that Fate hath its
thumbs down on the Chicks.
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Summary: Two base hits--Bernsen,
Walsh. Three base hits-puncan, Lew
Is. Double plays-Stevenson to Nc
Donald to Bernsen; Hairston to Me
Donald 10 Berusen. Sacrifice hits
Bernsen. Struck out-Morrison I, can
AVIAN 4. Base on balls-Morrison 3, can
AVIAN ]. Left on hases-Birmingham 3,
Memphis l. Umpires-pfennlnger and
SHIRLEY. Time--l:45,