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Evening journal., 1919-09-09
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Miss Margaret Stewart end
Lewis Wertz Married at
NJ. {. Church Parsonage
THRIFT CLUB ON
MOONLIGHT RIDE

Special to The Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE, Del, Sept 9-The Jr
o. L. A. NJ. will meet this evening In
X. of p. Hall
All members Of the Good VIII Fire
Company are urged TO be present at
the special meeting of the company this
evening.
Miss Margaret Stewart and Lewis
Wertz were married last evening at the
NJ E. parsonage by the Rev. ]. r. Bick-
ing.
On Thursday afternoon the Dorcas
Society will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Joseph keeleiy. No 25is Washington
street, Wilmington. All members who
desire to go will leave here on the
o'clock trolley
This evening at O'Clock the proba-
TONERS class will meet in the NJ. e.
parsonage.
George Knowles and sister. Miss Edith
Knowles, OF New York State. visited
friends here yesterday. Mr. Knowles
went overseas thirteen times during
the war. He is the son Of JamesNG.
Knowles, owner of the old woolen mills
near this city.
The w. c. r. L. will hold its first
fall meeting tomorrow afternoon at
The home of Mrs. Sarah Atkinson on
East Third street.
Charles Clewell formerly Of this city,
Nho has been visiting friends here.
EFT today for Atlantic City where he
Nil spend several days. From there
le viii go to his home in Bethlehem,
The official board OF the NJ. e.
hurch will meet at o'clock this
vening.
John Ries, Of this city. is visiting
rlends in Philadelphia and Bethlehem
or few days. He will then 20 on
o the Nazareth Fair.
Miss Mary Barto. Of Marcus Hook is
islting relatives here.
me Trift Club enjoyed a moonlight
Ide last evening in Montgomery's lit
ey. Mrs. VI. J. Givison was chaperone.
Many people from this city went TO
today to witness the
emplars parade.
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tINNICK LEADS
FORPY-2A-LIN SETS
lneenhill Gun Club Mem
bers Working Hard to
Secure Points
HOOI 10 BE HELD
THURSDAY AZ TERNOON

ureenhill Gun Club members arr
~ orAing hard to secure points in The
lace Tor The Py-ra-lin sets. and tbiriv-
airee shooters have already qualified
'pS securing one or more points.
10 date, William Minnick has .ho
greatest number Of points TO his
.redlt but is closely followed nv Zeh
toiland and Ewood Simon
isIhe complete sets, valued a. 90,
'edVh, WI De awarded on 100 points.
.pue snooters can secure any particular
part OF the set with a given number Of
.poInts. 10 secure point, Glass 4
shooters must secure a 25x25 score /:
lass B' 23X25; Glass C.. 2ix25. and
Class y, 1929. Points will be awarded
this week at both the Thursday after-
noon and Saturday shoots.
Thursday afternoon will he biO
day at Greenhill land members not vel
entered in the race should be on hand
and get started in the race.
Standing Of members to date. fol:
lows
p. F. dupont. 81 Elwood Simon g.
II. Wilson, Z; C. l.. Walker, Z; T. H.
Loiland, 8 Wratten, f. Stein. 4: G. II.
simon, D; II. b. Vending. 3: j. A.
Kaiser ?: II DOwney, 1 f; Joseph Snow.
3; Isaac Turner, 1: z. r. Simon. ,:
William Minnick, l2; j. Stigliano. >
:. Carver, 4; +. Z. dupont, / : Dr.. Bas-
ian, 3; ]. B. Biggs, 2: E. X. Simon. Jr.,
;. w b. Cochran, >; p. H. Way, 3: II. |
}lickle, I ; J II. Minnick, ,; " Willis. |
Miss II. n. Hammond, g Mrs. VIII
iam X. dupont, +; J. A. FRANKIE, 2; II.
T. Reed, 4; William Coyne, f. C. r.
lowney, I +. j. Downey. >.
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Yesterdays herO-Babe Ruth. The
Red SOx gardener made a new home
run record OF 26 for the season. and
helped the Hose win double victory
over the lanks. to 1 and 3 to O..
Pittsburgh trimmed the Braves i0
TO in the first game, but the Pirates
got it hung on them in the second.
10 g.
Decision in the Mays Injunction case
viii be handed down next Tuesday. by
Supreme Court Justice Wagner. Argl-
ments were closed yesterday afternoon
by attorneys for Ban Johnson, Amer
lean League president, and the Yankee
club owners.
Through his attorney, johnson main
tanned he acted within his constitu-
tional power in suspending Mays and
that he acted for lhe welfare Of base
ball. He charged also that Mays de-
serted the Red Sox, not because he
mad been hit with a thrown ball but
because he wanted a slice OF the
worlds series coin, and knew Boston
was out of the race.
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TRANSPoRTaTIOS
To Philadelphia
and Chester
From Fourth Street Wharf
Schedule in Effect Septefn l.or { fntl

7 IVHI Uufth Street Whnrf
schedule IN Effect Septem Ter 8 ioia
Subject to Change Without Noiice
Leave both Wilmington. Fourth street
Wharf, and Philadelphia, sesfnnt stroe,
Wharf, week days, except SATURDAYS ~
100 900, ll.00 A. NJ. iSO, ZOO. 4i5 n oo
700 and $50 r. NJ '' ''''
On Saturdays, Sundays end holldovs
7.30, 300, 1890 A NJ II o'cl Sk noon M
500, 40, 600, 100, $50 and $50 T.. NJ ''''
WsLMINGTO>-PE>N RorTr
Schedule In Effect July % f9ig
Daily, Including 81 ndnys
Leave Wilmington for Ptmnsgrove Il 40
T30, 500, 900, 1000, 100 A. M, ,i2 O'clock
noon, 100. 200 800 400 500 a 90 Tn0
500 300, 1900. ifOO and 1900 p. NJ.
Leave Pennsgrove for W i,mington. $50
$40. 7.15. SIS, 800, 1000. 400 A. H.. u
noon, 90. 200 800, 400 900, 600 700,
500, 900, 1000 and HOO p. IN.
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SYMPHONIC. SCALP TREATMENT.
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING
SEPTEMBER q


People Of this blrthdate have good.
strong physiques and enduring pow
ers, but they are usually complaining
ana are certain always that some
disease has them in its fatal grip. This
tendency to worry over nothing should
be corrected and these people should
refuse to entertain thoughts or feelings
oi worry, fear or depression.
Venus is the governing planet and
indicates strong sex attraction. The in
iluence OF Mercury IS also seen IN the
quickness OF mind and power 10
analyze
The birthstone IS jasper.
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IN TESTIMONY
sANITARY WORhEN

EVERETT c. JOHNSON.
sept9-1t Secretary Of State.
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HELP WANIED-FEM.IE

WANTED COOK. 1914 BROoME
w street. scptS.tf
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SEEKS INIIlNCTInN

Judge Morris, in the Federal Court
issued restraining order
against the Pittsburgh Generator Com
pany. using the metal container Of the
PrestOlite Company. The Prestolite
Company asked for the injunction.
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ylyANTED- WHITE WAITRESS .nnry
w 1904 Broome St sept9. n
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WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL.
housework small family. Apply SOC
W twenty third St sept9-1t
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
$3.50, 600
CITY OF WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
SINKING FUND, Az PER CENT. LOAN

al Tenth
Thursda
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and 70 main
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$4,000 of This Issue

Of o and
passdAu A and n
Water Commissioners
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LEGAL NOTICE.


NoIICE-l, JOHN u. KELLY. THE
owner aud occupant Of the house stu,
alca at y. W. Corner Delaware Ave and
uufont street In the Seventh ward Of the
city ot Wilmington. county AZ New Cas-
ne. ana state Of Delaware in compliance
win the requirements Of the Acts ~ the
General Assembly. Ia such case mas and
provided. do hereby give notice that ]
shall apply in writing. 10 the Court Of
General Sessions Of the State Of Delaware.
IN and for New Castle county, on Monday.
the third day Of November A. -. 1910,
being the next term of said court for a
license FOR said house, as an inn or tavern,
for the sale therein of intoxicating liquors,
IN less quantities than one quart 10 be
drunk on the premises and the following
respectable citizens Of said ward. NJ least
twelve Of whom ars substantial freeholders
Of said ward, recommend the said applica-
tiun. viz
William Kelleher. John Bower
Patrick J. Golden Oswald j. Murphy
Charles n. WOlhHr Nicholas J Connolly
HOrgau James Brown
Matthew J. Haley Peter Hackendorn
Joseph kirkpatrick Patrick Desmond
James Scott Dennis NJ Buckley
Peter Terranova Robert Ilarrop
Michael = McGOnegalThomas r. MeHugh
William H. Toner Harry l.. Harris
ihonns Doud IolGuN 4 sumoqL
william u. McCartneyJohn J. Clarkcn
John J. Donovan Cornelius J. Sweeney
John O'Conner George W. Clarten
sept1 3t JOHN -. KELLY. I
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WANrEDs-wHITE GIRL. ABOUT 10.
FOR general housework. Phone nS6-W.
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Sell your real estate and rent your
house by a Want Ad placed In this
newspaper.
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EOR SALE-ONE FEMALE BEAGLE
dog, marked black and white; well
broken and not gun shy; also two female
beagle pups, g months old. just beginning
70 hunt Call or address Harry II
Brittingham. West Chester Pa Route q
Near Bernard's Station. on West Chester
and Kennett Square trolley sept9-9t.
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CERTIFICATEs 0F DIss0LUTI0N

49,
CTATE OF DELAWARE. ,oFFICE OF
- SECRETARY OF STATE
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
To All To Whom These Presents Nav
Come. Greetings:
Whereas, u appears 70 my satisfaction
by duly authenticated record Of the PRO
ceedings for the voluntary dissolution
thereof by the consent OF all the stOckhold.
ers deposited In my Office. the Wild Wood
oil COMPANY, n CORPORATION OF this State
whose principal Office Is situated NJ 900
Market street. In the city of Wilmington.
county Of New Castle. State Of Delaware.
Delaware Registration Trust COMPANY
being agent therein and In charge thereof
upon whom process may he served. has
complied with the requirements Of the
Corporation Laws of the State Of Delaware.
as contained In 1918 Section I 20 2iO1.
Section 1877 Chapter e.. Of the Revised
Statutes of 1915 as amended, preliminary
10 the issuing Of this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now therefore. ]. Everett C. Johnson.
Secretary Of state ~ the State Of Della
ware. do hereby certify that the said cor
poration did. on tho sixth day Of September
A. u. 1910, file IN the office n duly executed
and attested consent, I'm writing 10 the
dissolution of said corporation. executed
hy all the stockholders thereof. which said
consent and the records Of the proceedings
aforesaid are now on file I'm my said office
'' p'''''' IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF.
have hereuntO
. set my hand and
. OFFICIAL SEAL Official seal ot
. Secretarys onice Dover. this 9Th.
. 1885 Delaware 1913 day of Sept. In
1911 the year OF our
Lord. one thou
sand, nine hun
dred and nine
teen.
EVERETT c. JOHNSON.
septo-it Secretary Of State.
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w ]. WINCHESTER, A 4 HUTTON.
W wood SITS. ,Odorless excavating
When you want your cesspOOls cleaned
Phone 4eo2-W feb1-iyr
Nj X keller is STILL Ar FOURTH
AfI. and West SITS. Now is the time 10
have your wells cleaned. Phone 51ls
iune2i-1yr
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VXANTED-A DRIVER FOR BEEF
w wagon. Apply Armour & Co.. 3i2 W.
Front St scpt9.1t.
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yXrANTED - EXPERIENCED BOON
w keeper. Address NIB Evening Jour
nal Oficc. sept0-3t
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BUSINESS N0TTCE

PRACTICAL BRiCKLAYER
Fireplace work In all branches. Brick
painting. Chmneys repaired Phone
46l5-W. septG-lm.
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FOR RENT.
TYPEWRTTERS


A. SMITH, REBUILT TYPEWRITER
~ Exchange. All makes sold rented and
repaired. Also Check Writers and Amco
Adding Machines. . W. Seventh st se.ond
moor. Phone 1851 or 2775. deci3-Ivr
T'YPEWRITERS RENTED 49, THREE
II months, $500. Rental applied on mr.
chase Sold $500 monthly. Typewriters
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency, Type-
ner seventh and Market Sts. aug22- r.
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WANTED - BOY FOR GENERAL
" work. Apply Automobile supply Co.,
so5 Shipley St sept9-1t
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HELP wANTED-MALE

XXANTED-FIRST CLASS BARRIER.
W Apply 10 f. Eighth ST. scpts-5t
Arizona republican., 1919-09-16

For the second time since Labor Day, the Maricopa County Athletic association is to make a bid for pub lie favor this evening at its big arena at Alhambra. The second big show as it has been characterized will start promptly at nine o'clock. All arrange ments to make the program success from start to finish have been com pleted, even unto providing a special bus service to run between Phoenix and Alhambra.
 The main event of the evening is to be between Brodie and Wallace, two of the fastest boys who have ever donned the padded mitts in Phoenix. Both are rugged, well set up lads, ex- perienced in the game, and anxious that Phoenix people join their already large following of boosters.
 The two men will enter the ring weighing 135 pounds. They have been in training for some time and neither had to make an effort to make weight.
 The bout is full of promise from every standpoint. Coast promoters have been trying to match them for some time, but have never succeeded. This is the first time they have ever met, in fact they had never seen each other until a few days ago when they met on the street. Neither knows the others style, but both agree they are willing to learn and figure this is the chance of a lifetime.
 Wallace and Brodie finished their training last night and laid aside the habiliments of the ring until they don them again tonight for the big go.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-16
COYOTES TO JET FIRST TFOOTBALL WORKOUT TODAY
1 n iti al Practice Session Scheduled By Geary For 3:30 O'clock This After noon = Many Candidates Expected To Be On Hand Eight "Vets" Back In School.

First practice for candidates for the 1920 Phoenix Union high school foot ball team will be held on the school athletic field at 3:30 o'clock this after noon. Coach Francis Geary has issued the initial call and a large number of gridlroners are expected to be on hand.
 No time is to be lost by Coach Geary in shaping his team. While the work tE.s afternoon will be light and confined entirely to the elements of the game, the practice session will be stiffened each succeeding day until such time as the men are going along at top speed.
 Prospects Bright.
 Prospects for a winning team, while probably not as bright as in former seasons, are good enough to lead Coach Geary to believe that another cham pionship team will be developed Sev- eral veterans of seasons past will be on hand as a nucelus for the 1920 squad, while there is an abundance of green material with which to work.
 Among the vets" who are counted upon to form the backbone of the team are Brawner, quarterback; Bryant captain and half back; Gilleland, half back; Brophy, backfield: Gray. back field; McDevitt, lineman; Becker, line man; Norris, lineman.
 As noted above, Geary will be obliged to develop practically an entire new line. This is something of a task for any coach, but the Coyote instructor has enjoyed remarkable success in building teams and there is no reason to believe that this year will be an ex- ception to the general rule. There is an abundance of seasoned backfield material on hand and there Is a strong possibility that before the season advances far, Geary will switch at least one and possibly two of these backfield men to the line, using them on end positions if other material fails l to develop
 Plans Long Practice Period. Three and possibly four strenuous weeks of practice have been outlined by Coach Geary before the opening game in October. The alumni, as usual. will undoubtedly be the first opponents | of the Coyotes, arrangements now | pending for the annual Alumni Coyote | game.
 Among other games being considered | by W. c. Ogg, new athletic director at the school, are home and out of town games with Long Beach high school 1919 coast champions, Tempe normal, Tucson, Prescott, Flagstaff normal and | others
 Athletic Director Ogg is expected to reach Phoenix today from Iron Springs, where he has been vacation ing for the past several weeks. He will immediately start work on the schedule which will be finished. it is thought, within a week or ten days.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-16
NETT PROMISES
 TO EVEN SCORES WITH CAPPELLE

Chet Neff, lightweight champion of the southwest. is confident that he will be able to even scores with Billy Cap belle when the two meet in the ring of the Phoenix Athletic club at Arcadia hall Friday evening. This will be a ten-round affair, the main event of a four card program.
 Neff is training as if his very life depended upon the outcome of this bout He goes at his work with all his heart and puts his very best into everything he does. This much was plainly evident when he went at top speed for one hour and 30 minutes at the P. A. c. training quarters last even ing.
 No less than . half dozen sparring partners faced the sturdy Seattle boy As quick as they wearied, fresh oppon- ents were sent in to do battle with him. But Neff kept going. slamming his opponents around the ring as if in an effort to wreck vengeance upon them.
 Billy Cappelle isn't loafing either. Billy is a good hard worker too, but his condition is such that he does not require quite as much training as Neff. Not that Neff isn't in good shape, but he is attempting to increase his speed and this necessitates long hours of work.
 The San Diego lad looks to be in 100 per cent better physical condition than when he met Phil Salvador two weeks ago. He is faster, much lighter on his feet. carries a harder kick in both hands and wades into his training partner as if boxing for a champion ship. Cappelle is at least six pounds lighter than on his former visits and this improved physical condition should stand him in good stead in his match with Neff.
 Final arrangements for the two pre- liminary events and the semi-final will be completed today, it Is expected.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-16

The Maricopa club, which has a large investment in its arena at AL hambra, has an announced policy of putting on but two programs a month, and in so doing they feel they can put forth a variety program which will make a decided hit with the fans.
 The Preliminaries
 Young Layman, who made such a decided hit when he made Young Bos- well quit in 50 seconds of a scheduled four round go, will box the semi final with Jack Douglas, unknown to this part of the country, but rated a top notcher on the coast. He is the con- queror of Benny Chavez, and one of the best men of his weight in the southwest.
 Layman is extremely popular in Phoenix. He is well known here and has scores of friends who believe he will some day enjoy the popularity re- linquished by Joe Rivers, who came so near being a champion. He is an ex- tremely hard hitter, and one who mixes it from the first tap of the bell. He has been training with Wallace and before that was with Young France, wolgast's opponent Labor Day. He and his friends are of the opinion that Douglas has met his Waterloo and that Layman will be re- | turned a winner tonight.
 Battling Stewart, local boxer. will meet Young Olea in the opening | event.
 Tickets for tonight's program al Alhambra have been on sale for sev- eral days in the down town district There are still a few reserved chairs i left.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-16
SO WE HEAR

We'll. good bye "Jawn." Hope youu be back in the leaguk next season.
 Always did think that the Reds would cop a pennant if they ever quit selling beer in Cincinnati. Not that there is any connection between the two, but
 Slim Salee must have a lot of satis- faction in beating his old teammates He has turned the trick every time he has started against them this season, save one.
 Judging from "meager' reports, Con nie Mack has second Babe Ruth in Finn. Mack signed Zinn as a pitcher but when he was sent in as a pinch hitter yesterday, he cracked out home run with two on. Connie must be pret- ty hard up for pinch hitters at that when he sends in a recruit pitcher to do the slugging for one of the regulars"
 Whaddaya mean regulars on the Athletics? It's been so long since the same nine Philadelphia players have taken the field on two consecutive days that they have helluva time remem- bering each others names.
 Man O'War certainly earned his oats this season. See by the papers where his winnings total something like $7S,- 900. He romped home in front in eleven of twelve races.
 Red Faber hasn't been of much use to Gleason all season and his showing against the Mackmen yesterday wasn't anything to cause Gleason to rejoice. Six runs in the ninth inning the Ath- letics made. Only the fact ,hat Connie ran out of pinch hitters saved the Sox from defeat it appears.
 Vernon and Los Angeles are certain ly staging a pretty fight for top honors in the Pacific Coast league. After Sundays games, the two clubs were tied with s6 won and 64 lost, percent age of 500. The remainder of the schedule favors the Angels so Vernon will be obliged to got at top speed to nose out KillifeTs men.
 Football is with us again. Seems like olden times. The postwar mod ell" teams are expected to be equal, if not superior, to the squads of the pre- war days.
 The Arizona deer season opens Oc- tober 1. Local sportsmen are already planning their hunting trips. The re- cent announcement by State Game Warden Prochaska that elk hunting will be permitted during the final two weeks of the month has also attracted wide attention.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-16
BROOKLYN 4-s; PIrTsBuRe 80

PITTSBURG, Sept. 15.-Brooklyn dealt a severe blow to pittsburgs hope of third place when the Pirates were defeated in both games of double header. Cooper was hit hard in the first inning, three hits, hit batsman and wild pitch scoring three runs while the fourth run was the result of pass followed by a two -hagger. The locals rallied in the
Arizona republican., 1919-09-16
RED CROSS AIDS SERBIA
Red Crnss Bulletin

After travelling 900 miles in almost every conceivable sort of conveyance, a shipment of American Red Cross food and other relief supplies recently arrived in Pirot, Serbia, and the street through which it was transported upon it's arrival was promptly renamed America Street" by the suffering pop ulation.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-16

Summary-Three- base hits: Statz. Home run: Duncan. Stolen base: Roush. Sacrifice hits: Duncan. Sal lee. Double plays: Duncan. Rariden; Schreiber, Rath, Daubert: Kopf Dau- bert. Bases on balls: Benton, 2; Ryan, 1. Innings pitched: Benton, 5; Dubuc, 2; Ryan, l. Struck out: Ben- ton, 1; Dubuc, 1.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-16

ninth, scoring three runs. In the sec ond game Galore could not be hit while Hamilton and Wisner were easy for the Brooklyn batters.
 First game: R H E Brooklyn ... .... BOO 900 100--4 12 1 Pittsburg =. ... .000 900 0o3--3 Q
 Batteries: Smith and Miller; Cooper and Blackwell.
 Second game: R H E Brooklyn ..... ..o2O GOA 000-6 12 0 Pittsburg =. .... 1000 900 000-0 1
 Batteries: Cadore and Krueger; Hamilton, Wisner and Blackwell.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-16
CHICAGO 4; PHILADELPHIA 3

CHICAGO. Sept. s15.-Meadows tired himself out in the tenth inning at tempting to score from second on Will Hams double and was unable to con- tinue the pitching duel in which he was pitted against Vaughn. and Chi cago won it's second straight from Philadelphia today.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-16
CIRCUIT CLOUTS FEATURE ATTEST
 WON BY LEADERS

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 15.-Pitcher Finn. pinch hitting in the ninth inning today, drove the ball over the right field fence with two men on bases, making Philadelphia's total one short of tying Chicago. Then Jackson backed up against the bleachers and caught Styles long drive, Chicago winning. Score:
 Chicago ....- ........SSO lOO SOl-ll Philadelphia %. .OO3 OOO Ol6-lO
 Batteries: Faber and Schalk; York. Moves, Kinney and Perkins and Style.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-16
REDS ONE NOTCH NEARER FLAG BY
 BLANK|NG GIANTS

CINCINNATI, Sept 1.-The league leaders shut out their nearest rivals, the New York Giants, in the first game of their series today before 14,000 fans. Score:
Arizona republican., 1919-09-16
WALLACE AND ERODE ARE READY TO EXCHANGE BLOWS IN lOROUND MAIN
 EVENT AT ALHAMBRA ARENA TONIGHT

Milwaukee Battling Machine Makes His Initial Appearance Before Phoenix Fans This Evening---Has Sturdy Opponent in Brodie---Preliminaries Are Good
Arizona republican., 1919-09-16

The Coyotes are starting early on their training seize. Geary is deter mined to have his men in good shape for the opening game, whenever that happens to be.