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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
FIFTH A A

Those climbing Chicks remind one OF
a buq In a bathtub, In that he will
climb up the side for a few lnches and
Just as he tries to advance a bit more
he will slide back into the bottom where
he VAS before.
Before Wednesdays game the Chicks
had a chance to 90 Into fifth place in
the Southern league race. All that was
required was TO beat the Little Rock
Travellers and presto! up into fifth place
would the Tribe 90.
The Birmingham 6arons lost and the
Chicks would have their place. But II
wasn't to be. The MemphIans having
won two games In a row were due to
blow up for two or three more.
So the Tribe Is In seventh place BY
virtue Of having lost TO Little Rock
Wednesday.
Double headers will be the baseball
menu in all leagues Friday, which will
be July A. The Chicks play in Little
Rock.
Jess Willard will receive 500, 900 for
SO minutes Of milling, and Jack Denp.
sey Is one of those who believes that
the champion will be entitled to every
cent Of that amount
AS badly as we couiu use 100 800 ber-
ries, we'd think a long time before we'd
sign up to go into the ring and try to
stay So minutes with a wild man from
Borneo like Dempsey.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
WHY LOST.

Hugh Caravan, Chick left handler.
VINO occupied the mound for Memphis
wednesday against Little Rock, would
have given his right leg to have won
over the Ra7orbacks. In all his career
Hughie has never wanted to win a game
so badly as he did Wednesday. And
there was a good and valid reason for
his anxiety to come away with a vic
tory.
Canavan has a mother. That mother
thlhks Canavan is a greater pitcher
than Rube Marquard at his best. She
follows his performance in the box from
DAY TO day in her home at Boston.
"wednesday Caravans mother arrived
IN Memphis to pay her son a visit and
incidentally to see him pitch.
chief Barger had already nominated
Roy Fentress to work, but Canavan
asked Cy to permit him to go into the
box, as his mother was in the stands
and he wanted her to see him WORK,
Cy very naturally consented. Canavan
went in there to win the game or die
In the attempt. BUT the fates were
against him, He pitcned his heart out
IN his efforts to take the measure of
the Little Rock club, out 1t happened
Wednesday and they ave him but one
lone run as a foundation for a victory,
and with Dutch Hengeveld going good
this proved too slender to hold.
There was no fan in the stands
wednesday who hated to see Canavan
lose as did that fond mother from
Boston. But she believes he'll beat
EN- next time. IAN pitchers have Their
Off days" she explains, and Wednes-
day was one of them for Hughie."
The Chicks are In Little Rock Thurs.
gay and Friday, and Will make an eft.
tort to get the decision over RUDE Rob.
lnson, Benny Kari and Lee Stone
three Of the best pitchers In the South
ern league. This Is far from a Juicy
assignment, beating Robby, Benny and
Lee In their own baIllwick.
Kid Elberfeld passed back Of Umpire
Dan ~Pfenninger Wednesday Just as Dan
called a strike a ball on one of the
Little Rock batters. The fans howIed.
The Kid yelled at Dan; That's right,
Dan, That was a ball. You're the best
umpire in the league" Then the fans
switched to the Kid and he was hooted
as long as he remained in view. Every
fan in the league figures the Kid his
legitimate prey, and they boot him al
every opportunity. The Kid apparently
enjoys it.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
Willard and Dempsey
Both All Confidence

He hasn't enough to do lie would
like TO box until he falls from eN-
hauStion
He is a boiler without a safety valve.
He has steam W all the time and
is dying to bust. There is no worry
in his system Probably tho hardest
part Of July I 20 him viii be sitting
OF the old gong.
Frank Moran and Jess willard meet
on the street today for the first time
since their little tcte-a-tete in Madi-
son Square garden some years ago.
You are looking fine, Jess" piped
Frank, grabbing the big right mauler
Of the ~Cowpuncher. You don't look
quite SO big when YOU are dressed.
II am feeling better than | ever felt
before in my life laughed Willard.
%slapping tho Pittsburgher on the
shoulder. Il ar just doing enough
weather bothered me at first, but |
am as strong ns a bull and sucking
this Toledo air like a new chimney.
They laughed and ktdded about the
garden fight and parted with a kid
about a comeback" on the part Of
Moran,
Later in the afternoon Moran went
out TO visit Dempsey. He had a chat
with the challenger before the work
out, then sat around to watch Mr.,
Dempsey perform.
Il didn't think that fellow was as
big MS he Is" said Frank, after he
had seen Jack stripped and In action.
Say, he's as tough as whalehone right
now and big enough to fight any man
that ever lived | am not picking a
winner, mind you | haven't seer VIII
lard In action yet, but II he Is In as
good shape as Dempsey my, II ought
to be a wonderful bout
At the Roody House, where Jack
nrmpscy's headquarters are located,
YOU can make any kline Of a bet on the
fight that you want. They viii take
even money Dempsey wins, or bet YOU
500 against 5000 that Dempsey wins
inside Of eight rounds They will bot
you 500 against 81 1000 that he wins
In five rounds, or 500 against 81, 500
that he wins in one round. The mutuel
board il getting n hiR play already, and
he show only opened yesterday after
noon.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03

Rockers always count every game they
have scheduled with the Chicks as a
contest already In their list Of games
won.
When a Little Rock siabman steps TO
the hill he needs nothing except a TraV-
eler uniform to prove a complete enio-
ma to the local club. Be he the rank
est, rawest rookie In she world II mat
tiers not, for all he has to do Is TO float
the ball up around the plate and the
Chicks will break their backs swinging
at It..
Out at Russwood Wednesday the Peb-
Bile City outfit took the measure of the
Tribe with the ease that has charac-
terZed other contests. The MemphIans
did not have a look-in at any stage.
They we're played with by Dutch Hen
geVeld as a cat plays with a mouse, the
blond haired Little Rocker playing
along and exertlna but little effort to
brush the Tribe aside.
The Little Rockers have the indian
sign on Cy Barper's Chicks. There is
no getting around mat very evident
and very painful condition or state OF
affairs.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
HERRING MEETS HANLEN
AT LITTLE ROCK CLUB

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July g. tSpl)
Red Herring, KID Elberfeld's boxer.
and Jimmy Hanlen, Of Denver, light
weights, will box the lo-round main
event at tho Fourth of July boxing
show here. Mutt Mckee, OF oklahoma
city, and Eddie Meyers, Of st. Louis.
hantamweights. will box the eight
round semiwindup,
Herring and Hanlen started a 10
round bout at the camp n month agp
but the mill was stopped In the sixth
round and the verdict was given to
Herring on u foul. II was one OF the
bes. scraps local fans nave witnessed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
HENGEVELD
MASTER Of CHICKS;
TRAVELLERS WIN
Big SpitbaIIer 0utpitChes
Hugh Caravan in WedneS-
day Affair at ROSEWOOD.
Final Score Is Ito |.
BY BOB PIeuE.

D. !. l. !. !. !. s. i: !: Sc 81. q. q. ]. 3. . !. ! !. !. !. I. i: !. i. i. !: ! !. !. !. .
uRw UTCH HENGEvELD, a
giant spitbau pitcher of Kid
WN Elberfeld's, 'toyed with Cy
gN.N Bsrger's Chicks out at
NSN Russwood Wednesday after
49, noon, pitched rings around
them and had a picnic win
~~ ming by the count Of 7 to /,
a In the ninth the Chicks
made a feeble rally and saved them
selves from a ~kalsomining by pushing
a marker over the pan on three hits
and a base on balls, but Hengeveld
was not in any danger Of losing the
decision at any stage. Kid Elberfeld
had Benny Kari in the bullpen in the
ninth, but it was unnecessary, as Hen
geveld brushed the Tribe aside in short
order after loosening up and permit
ting one run to go across.
Hugh Caravan, Memphis left-hander.
toiled for the Chicks and all went well
started their assault on him. In this
frame, with one gone, Distel hit a long
double to left. McGinnis hit a hot
grounder to Canavan, who threw to
Sullivan, who tossed to C~hristenbury
to retire Distel. McGinnis reached sec
ond before Distel died and scored on
Grimm's single through Lewis pins: In
the seventh, eighth and ninth the Lit
tie Rockers fattened their batting av-
erages,
At the beginning of the seventh Sui
Ivan threw Distel out and McGinnis
singled to left. Grimm scored him with
a triple to left center. The squeeze
play was put on, Brottem bunting in
front of the plate and going out at
first while Grimm scored. Horsted lined
to Sullivan to end the inning. In the
eighth two more came over. Bacon was
safe when Sullivan made a bad throw
of his grounder to Griffin. Kinsella,
trying to bunt, popped into Canavan's
paws. H~engeveld then lifted the bal
into the left field bleachers for a home
run, scoring Bacon ahead OF him: Frier-
son and Distel went out in order: In
the ninth, VITA two gone, Brottem, Hor-
sted. Bacon md Kinsella singled in
succession. Brottem and Horsted scor-
ing. H~engeveld forced Bacon at third
to end the frame.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
BERNSTEIN RETURNS
AFTER NAVY SERVICE

Alex Bernstein. son OF Mr., and Mrs
Ike Bernstein, 1903 North Willett. re-
spending nearly two years in the navy
as a yeoman. Most of his time was
spent in Cardiff, Wales, and Brest,
France, though he moved about on
short duty through England, Ireland
and France, besides making four trips
on the 1mperator,
For three years he wrote amateur
baseball for The News Scimitar.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
TOM ACHIEVES AMBITION.

Tommy Long, the young Memphis
left-hander now performing with the
Louisville Colonies In the American as
ISOLATION, achieved a lifelong ambl-
tlon a few days ago, when he pitched
a game Of ball without Issuing a single
base on balls.
Tommy has long been handicapped
by wiidness. The plate has always been
hard for him to locate. Last year he
worked for Birmingham and walked "a
batters In 20 innings Of pitching. But
he has been working hard to overcome
his fault. He has long been anxious
to come out Of the ranks Of the Bolshe-
Wiki Of the mound. And against Toledo
the other day Tommy pitched a game
and did not walk a batter.
Long Is going we'll for Pat Flaherty
and viii get a trial with the Chicago
White Sox next spring.
Dutch Hengeveld takes a terrific cut
at the ball. Wednesday when Dutch
was at bat in the eighth one press coop
occupant had just stated that If Tlutch
happened to meet the ball, Tom wat
kins would be out just $l.6O, as he
would lose 1t. Sure enough, Dutch shot
the ball into the left field stands.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
DEMPSEY's TRAINER SAYS
JACK WILL WIN IN A WALK.
BY JIMMY DE FOREST.
,hlAf Trainer Of lack DemnAaN

II condition counts Dempsey will
win In a walk, Jack could not be
better than he Is today, He will
rest up now for the fight, doing
only light exercise to keep on edge.
| never trained a mar for any fight
who had more confidence in his
ability TO win
Jack realizes that he is going up
against n champion, one Of the best
that e held the title. lie also
realizes that this is his chance and
he liz going to make the most Of It..
His heart. courage and ability to
punch. ms well as his ability to
stand up under punishment, will be
the chief factors In making him
worlds heavyweight champion on
next Friday,
Willard may feel that he Is as
good as he ever was. but when the
supreme test comes he will realize
that his long absence from the ring
did him no good. Dempsey Is going
In to win. aud ! have no doubt as
to the outcome, for Jack hits harder
than any mar ! V 81 knew,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
SHAW WINS.

SHAW. Miss, July SHAW defeated
Grsenville here by the score Of 2 to 0
in a pitchers battle between Head, Of
G~reenville, and Jones, Of Shaw. Heads
support wabbled in the seventh and
cost him his game. Both pitchers
struck out 10 men. These clubs meet
again In Greenville on the Fourth
Score by innings R.H.E.
Shaw ...,.....0 0 0 100000 - 6 2
Greenvflle 80 O 0 0 0 0 0 90 : 4
Jones and Delaney; Head and
Rhoadea
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
WHERE THEY PLIk'll..
N8NA SSY.F

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Memphis at Little Rock.
Mobile at Atlanta.
New Orleans at Birmingham.
Nashville at Chattanooga.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago at Cleveland.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Only games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
81. Louis at Cincinnati,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03

Summary: Two-base hits-Distel
Block. Three-base hit-Grimm. Home
run-Hengeveld. Sacrifice hits-Brot-
tenn, Christenbury. Double plays-Hen.
geveld to Brottem to Grimm. Bases on
balls-Of H%engeveld 4. Struck out
BY H%engeveld /, by Canavan 6. Time
-1:35. Umpires Pfenninger and Shib.
ley.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
BILL JAMES SOLD.

BOSTON. July 3.-"Bill" James. one
Of the Big Three" who pitched the
Boston Braves to a worlds champion
ship in 1914, was sold outright yester-
day to the Oakland, Cal, club. James
has done little pitching in recent years
ing arm.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
BOOSTING DEMPSEY.

The Dempsey fan mopped the pe,rspiration from his brow as he
began excitedly: You see, it's just like this: That guy Willard Ia as
close to being a Dempsey as Memphis is to being dry, When Jack stabs
the champion in the ribs he's going to bend, and when he comes down
it'll be a pipe to slip over a hook to the jaw for the curtains. Now, |
don't deny the fact that Jess can hit himself, and, more than that, can
that he never has met a rushing type of fighter like Dempsey, who
never knows when to stop and who can fire off his head with a kick
from either hand. Jack has the punch, the fire, the condition and the
speed. He is a fair boxer and he's game, and, what is more, he wants
the title. And he means to get 1t. Don't talk to m about the big man.
Put me down as a CinCh for Dempsey"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
WESTERN LEAGUE.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Sacramento by giving Bill Rodgers raw
meat eaters a fearful beating. the score
being IL 70 /. The Beavers slammed
three Sacramento pitchers all over the
lot.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
M'GINNIs O O O

Since the last appearance Of the Lit.
I've Rock club In Memphis, Kid Fiber.
field has secured a corkine good third
basehan In young McGlnnls, who Is
sitting IN for Dee Walsh, who Is now
out Of the game nursing a game lea.
In Wednesdays affair McGinnls made
many dazzling stops and throws and
shone with all the brlIIiancy OF a 1000
candle power light at midnight.
McGinnis will make 1t hard for Dee
Walsh to break back In the game II he
keeps up the kind OF work he exhlb.
tied before Memphis fans Wednesday.
Hugh Caravan scintillated as a fielder
Wednesday and on several plays he
starred, retiring quite a few runners
via the first base route. In the sixth
Frierson hit a hopper to Griffin and
Caravan rushed over and took the
throw to first, getting Frierson by an
eyelaSh,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
THIRTY ENTRIES
START FRIDAY IN
MATINEE PROGRAM
Several Minor Changes Made
in Original CaSt-CeIia D.
Breaks Up Match Trot in
the Third Race.

Thirty entries are carded to start In
the feature bill of the Tri- State Driving
club at the fairgrounds Friday, Several
late changes were made in the original
east but In the main the bill has been
unaltered.
Six races, embracing n tree-tor-alI
trot and n free. for-all pace, make up
the sketch. The match trot, scheduled
for the third event with Ida Mae and
Miss Sl6 as the only entries, has been
knocked sky high with the admission OF
Celia d. to the jubilee. Ida Mae and
struggle on the last card and had
planned to renew the hostilities but
Celia DIS appearance means that II
will be a t~hree-oornered affair with
no ono willing to hazard a guess,
Other changes In the bill include the
addition Of Big Pickery to the first race,
a mixed affair and the entering OF
Little Tom to the fourth, a trot.
Harness fans predict the keenest
sport of the year from the present line.
UP, The merging Of the tive rival fac
tons into one has developed a larger
field to pick from and the rtpcst talent
Of the lot Is listed for Fridays card,
More than that rivalry has risen to
the fever pitch in the various stables
and every owner has his starter primed
for a gruelling day,
Fridays bin win also allow Jim JEFF
fries and Courtney Lewis to furnish a
decision to their wager made earlier In
the season on DR.. Herman and Melba
The two drivers had raised each others
ante to the roof when the debate died
down and the Fourth OF July card was
picked as the one to decide the winner,
The wager IL said to he but a small
one involving as II does portions OF
England. Ireland. Alsace- Lorraine and
the Rhine country, seven or eight suits
Of clothes and a dozen paragraphs from
the treaty Of peace. Otherwise II was
nothing to speak Of.
Valuable prizes are to be awarded the
winners OF the different races and the
club band viii furnish the music as
usual.
This is the only day Of the year when
admission IL charged for the sport, A
small tax win be levied upon each spec
tator. .
The complete program follows:
,EtlfFr ~ go Agtsl
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
.BWTING
.S)UuLGHA.
- 5T@AAS
BOB pIG9e $3.50

HERE is no getting around
the fact that the Little
Rock Travellers are the
hardest club In the South
ern league for the Chicks
to beat. This has been
proven this season to the
satisfaction Of every bug
in MembhIS for the little
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03

w Co EEVOOEt
st. Joseph s, Ohama l..
Tulsa 2, Oklahoma City I.
Wichita %. Joplin 3.
Sioux City s, Des Moines 6.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
GOVERNING
BIC FIGHT ARE
BEFORE OFFICIALS
Marquis Of QueenSberTy Rules
Will AppIy-BOth Willard
and Dempsey Are Sat-
iSfied.

IoLEDO. q. July 3-RuIes rovarn-
.nE me heavyweight championships con
test between less Wharf andP IN IN
i'empSey Friday are to he officialIv
interpreted AT a meeting TODAY attend,
go by ollie Record, the referee Tev
Hickart, promoter. and Mat A ! nreyN
Fl Riddle. judges Of the contest tha
boxers themselves and lack kearns
manage Of the challenger
Previous to the meeting Willard ~
pressed himself as being willing IN hoy
under any ruIcS 80 ~ 'HN
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
Each Fighter in Good Humor
and Have No Fear of What
May Happen at Toledo.
BY TAD.

TOLEDO. July 3-Jess Willard is
standing the strain of camp routine
wonderfully well The strain on A
champion in training is an awful thing.
We have had any number Of them
crack under II
Jim Corbctt wasn't fit to live with
before his fight with Fitz at Carson
Everything was wrong and everybody
was a pest. J~cftrics at Reno before
the fight with johnson, busted like a
goldfish bowl, Two days before the
fight he was playing cards Instead
of following suit when spades were
led, poor Jhh tossed out hearts and
diamonds without we a Thought. His
mind was on Johnson and nothing else,
Willard is around the SecOr hotel
here every morning smiling and kidding
as though there was nothing on his
mind but dinner time. on course, this
may be bunk, hut he doesn't show that
II is. He meets strangers, pesty re-
porters and let's the mob admire him
without a shirk.
At his camp he Is full Of good ma
turc, too. Maybe the big idea hash {
hit him yet, He appears like a fellow
who will be glad when the Fourth OF
July is over because he has something
else to do.
He is not crahby with anyone He
doesn't appear fidgety, nor does he ap-
pear a UT utI NOuS, n ktNu- IA 81
giant who laughs with the gang at all
the Jokes.
Dempsey Just a Kid.
A fight never did bother Dempsey
much, He is just a kid. He Is very
anxious, Anyone can see that he woult
like to fight tonight II II could be ar.
ranged.
He is the bun calf in the box car
He wants to get out onto the greer
fields and tear up, They have to holc
him down in his work. Almost every
day he hegs TO be allowed TO q som,
more, but wiser heads hold him back
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03

V ASSOCIATE
|AAMATEURS
AMBUCK LEAGUE.

Standing OF Ciubs.
Team. Won. Lost. Pet.
Ambrose ....3 , 500
Courthouse Sluggers .....Z 400
Wednesdays Result; rTodees Field.
Ambrose (, SluEgers 4, eight innings.
The sluggcrs broke the deadlock In
the eighth, but the Ambroses scored
two in their half and copied the con-
test.
Perry opposed Mantell on the hill.
Both pitched good ball.
score by innings R.H.E
S,uggers 30 90 0 O 0 3 IA 6 0
Ambroses ,.....0 l002 0 0 2--5 IS
Batteries-Mantell and Solari; Perry
and Pendergrast.
WIN WISH LEAGUE.
Team. Won. Lost, Pct
Winfreys .,..,........,,.6 $50
Wisharts ...,.,.........b $40
Thursdays game; Hodges field, $ p. m.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03

Detroit pitchers were easy for the
81 Louis Browns Wednesday, a total OF
20 hits being garnered, the Burkmen
winning by the score of IA to 2. Every
member Of the Browns scored one or
more u Leonard, Ayers and Gun
bingham did the pitching Tor Detroie'
while Weilman hurled for st. Louis
George sisier got four hits out Of five
times up, two two-baggers and a triple
among the lot.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Minneapolis II, Kansas City 6.
Louisville 6-5, Indianapolis 9-5 (sec.
ond game called, darkness, 10 i%nnings)
st. Paul 5, Milwaukee 0.
Toledo 8, Columbus 2.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Birmingham R.H.E.
Birmingham o 0 0 l 0 0 0-l 6 |
N Sisman and Peters; Ellis and Cole :
Nashville '....6 90 o-6 Il 2
Chattanooga o 0 0 1000 % 4 8
Hodge and Street; Lehman, Noel and
Neiderkorn.
New ~ orleans e % OOo1OOoo- o. i
Atlanta .......O 0 0 0o040'- "A 8 l
Perdue and Agnew; Sheehan and Hig-
gins.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia1 R:H'E 4
Philadelphia PRfISn iiii' 20 eSGSGOoo @ : ) :
Caldwell and Schang; johnson and
Perkins.
At st. Louis. R.H.E.
Detroit ;-....S S9SSd959-2. Z Z
Ainsmith, Yelie; weilman n Sew
ereid.
At Washington R.H.E.
New York 20 OOO1OO1-4 8 .
Washington Il 0 0 2 O3Oo'-6 u 2
Thormahlen, Mogridge, Nelson and
Hannah; Shaw and Picinich.
Chicago 1908 ] 0 0 5000 -6 . 0
Cleveland 10 0 0 0 0 l 2 l "a II Q
Kerr, Faber, Danforth and Schalk;
Coveleskie, Myers, Phillips, Uhle and
O'Neill, Thomas.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Chicago R.H.E.
Cincinnati ....2 100000 0--5 9
Chicago ......1 0 l 0 0 0 0 o. 8 /
SalIee and Rariden; Vaughn, Bailey
and Killefer.
At Pittsburgh R.H,E
St, Louis III Oo1o11OoL4 II
Pittsburgh 20 0 0 0 % 4 {
May, Sherdell, Tuero and Synder
Hamilton, Carlson and Schmidt.
At New York R.H.E
Brooklyn 80 OO10 ,3 0 "a 8 {
New York 80 o 0 0 0 % IL !
Mitchell and Kruger; Schupp, Dubuc
and Gonzales.
At Boston R.H.E
Philadelphia % oo002Oo2--4
Boston .......1 0 8 3 - 10
Hogg and Adams; McQuillan and VII.
son
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03

TEXAS LEAGUE.
Shreveport @, Fort Worth 1.
Waco 2, Dallas l..
Galveston 5, San Antonio 0.
Beaumont 4, Houston 8.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03

The Boston Red Sox evened the series
with the Athletics by winning Wednes-
day 4 to 2. Two scratch hits. two er,,
rors, a walk and sacrifice ny paved
tbe way for the Mackmen's downfall.
Johnson, pitching for Philadelphia ny II
q homer in the fifth and also scored
me other Mackian run with a sacrifice
f fI,e Amos Strunk, recently traded by
Boston to Philadelphia, played with the
MaCkS.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Newark |, Jersey City O..
At Reading s, Baltimore 16.
At Binghamton s, Buffalo s.
At Toronto 6, Rochester 3.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03

Bradley Hogg, ex-Mobile pitcher.
Hskened in the sixth and seventh in
4. ,fXgs Wednesday and the Phillies were
defeated by Boston to 4 Hogg was
time scoring runs. McQuillian hurled
well for Boston.