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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
Sarah Law Chapter.

There was a very largo attendance
at the meeting OF Sarah Law chapter,
Il. u a. on Tuesday, Mrs. w, c.
schwalmeyer presiding Donations we've
received for the Christmas box for the
Veterans IN the Old Soldiers home, in
Nashville, and others who expect 70
contribute have been asked to send the
articles 20 the home OF the chairman,
Mr. j " Fulcher II south Clayhrook
street not later than Dec. Is, when
she will pack tho box and send Il IN
time 10 bring Christmas cheer 10 these
old heroes Of tho past
The members were greatly interested
In the excellent reports Of the general
convention. recently held IN Tampa.
ria % witch the chapter sent 1--WE
fsisnRtes Mr.. Homer + Sloan, Mrs.
Z W Fdlcher Mrs Charles Clark and
Mrs W. X HsFrin, - Clarksdale' =
member Of the chapter, brought out
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
MACEDONIAN RELICS
ARE BROUGHT TO LIGHT

SALoNIK1. Dec S.-Invaluabe relics
were brought to light by excavations
made in Greek Macedonia for military
reasons.
The collection includes neolithic in
struments, vases Of all forms known in
ancient Greece, as well as jewels,
bronze, silver and gold of great his
torical value. Tomhs dating from the
fifth and sixth centuries before Christ
we're also discovered The objects I'M
earthed establish the identity Of the an
Client civilization of Macedonia with that
OF the rest OF ancient Greece They
have been taken over by the Greek
curator of antiquities.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
NOT GUILTY HABIT
PREVAILS IN COURT

Will Washington. negro, in the First
criminal court Wednesday pleaded not
guilty to charge of stealing SIT from
Mrs Frank Hayden; Jessie Harris. ne
gro woman, denied that sne shot Clay
ton Church, or that she was guilty of
Carrying a pistol Sam Anderson de-
MED he was guilty of violating the
liquor law, and Jesse Blackburn, negro,
denied he broke into the store of Max
Weis and stole SWEATER.
l.. NJ Irwin, Is, WAS committed to
the juvenile court on charge OF lar
ceny.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
Watkins JOINER.

The marriage of Miss Margaret Wat
kins, daughter OF Mr. Lee Watkins, Of
Ripley. Tenn. to Mr.. Guy Eugene JOY
ner, OF Memphis. will he very quietly
solemnized on "wednesday evening at
1880 o'clock IN the Methodist church,
Ripley.
The bride. vho will be given In mar
riage BY her father, will wear a simple
gown OF blue chiffon crepe With touches
OF gold lace. with which she win wear
a gold lace hat and c0rsage bouquet
Of roses and valley lilies,
Mr. Ioyncr VIII be attended by his
brother, MIR Emmett Joyner who will
serve az best man
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
Joyncr and his bride viii leave for New
York After Jan. they win be at home
TO their friends at the Joyner residence,
on Southern avenue.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
MEETINGS OF MEMPHIS
W0MEN'S ORGANIZATIONS

The Whatsoever circle Of the King
Daughters will meet Thursday after
noon al / O'Clock at the residence OF
Mrs Seldcn li30 Carr avenue
The Friends Of the Needy circle Of
the Kings Daughturs will meat Oh
Thursday afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs. u, NJ Austin.
- .4-44t
Members Of the \. v Hin association
have invited members Of all the other
Parent Teacher association 10 attend
the meeting Of the federation nj the
A. r, Hil school on Thursday after
noon at . O'Clock.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
GAUSS or ART AIDED BY
AFTERNOON Ar BRIDGE

The cause of art, al least that por-
ton represented by the Brooks Me-
mortal Art gallery IN Overtou park, was
benefited by the afternoon at bridge
Wednesday In the home Of Mrs Cleland
X Smith, on Anderson avenue. The az
fair. which had bern planned by mem
bers OF tho Memphis Art association 10
add 10 their FUND TO complete payments
On the Chase portrait proved a brill
liant success financially as well as so
clally. In Mrs, Smiths beautiful ball
room which had been artistically deco
rated with palms and chrysanthenlum
IS tables were arranged for the game
% bridge The players did not pro-
gresS but there was prize for the
winner at each table. These were
pretty bud vases pictures books. hand
made articles, etc. which had been con.
tributed by members OF the association
and their friends and the receipts OF
the afternoon were considerably swelled
by generous contributions from B. Low
enstein 4 Bros., Rry Block Mercantile
company. the john Gerber company.
Hattendorf a Co and Julius Goodman.
Following the game the guests were
invited into Mrs, Smiths elegantly ap"
pointed dining room. where tea wac
served the table being charmingly pre-
sided over by Mrs, Daniel Grant.
Another Of these delightful affairs Is
being planned by the association, sew.
eral interested matrons having offered
the use Of their homes.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
B. VACCAR0, VETERAN,
ENDS LONG CAREER

Solemn requiem mass at ST. Peters
church will be sung Thursday for the
rapose OF the soul of Bartholomew
Vkccaro one Of the pioneers OF the
italian colony Of Memphis. who died at
his home. 252 Adams avenue, Tuesday
evening al the ripe old age Of 81 years.
Mr., Naccaro had been a resident OF
Memphis for 60 years, and valuable
and useful citizen, AZ the outbreak OF
the Civil war MIR. Naccaro Joined the
forces in defense Of the South, his
adopted land, and fought at Shiloh,
Perryvine and Murfreesboro, He was
twice wounded
At the time OF his death Mr.. Naccaro
was in the employ OF p. Canale & Co,
The widow, Mrs, Celestine Naccaro;
one son, 4, c. Naccaro, and two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. ElNira Hight and Mrs. Tony
Marchisio, survive.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03

the many interesting features of the
convention
Another feature of the morning, which
was q enjoyed. was Mrs. Percy H. Pat
tong account of the district confer
enee OF the L, D. C., held in Humboldt
Tenn. tHz ....s. f-
sympathy for Mrs. j. L. Kline, who was
one Of the delegates to the general con-
vention in Tampa, Fla, expressing the
deep regret for the death Of her little
granddaughter, Lillian Hudspeth.
The historical meeting of the chap
ter win be enjoyed on Dec. 10 IN the
home OF Mrs. J. W Fulcher. Members
of the other U. d. G. chapters will be
invited to be present and the Confed-
crate veterans VIII be specially honored
guests
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
SHORTAGE OF SHIPS
CURTAlLS PACIFIC TRADE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3,-Because Of
the shortage of passenger vessels and
the fact that the refltting Of the former
German liners win require three months,
it will pc some time before any new
passenger lines can be established be-
tween the Pacific and orient. Chairman
Payne of the shipping board today told
a delegation of Pacific coast shipping
and business men. He said, however,
the board would bend every effort TO
relieve the situation as quickly as pos
sible
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
MISSES TRAIN AND b
WATCH SAME TIME

Most people consider they've had
enough hard luck for one day when
they miss train, but Miss Docia Dye
Helena, Ark, was convinced Wednes,
day morning that she had more than
her share. Miss Dye not only missed
her train, but she lost her bracelet gold
watch as well.
Miss Dye drove to the Union and
Planters Bank and Trust company to
get check cashed She had the watch
then. Securing the money, she directed
the taxicab driver to 30 to the Grand
Central station, She missed the train
and discovered her loss of the watch.
She reported to detectives that the
watch was a 17-jewel Elgin, on a gold
link bracelet She asked that the
finder notify Mrs. w. H. Harris, 1916
Greenlaw #Es HE
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
Parent. Teacher Federation.

Tho quarterly meeting OF the Fedora.
ton of Parent Teacher associations will
be held as previously planned at the
A y. I'm school on Thursday after.
noon, permission having been given by
the president OF tho school hoard In
the absence Of Prof Jonds, the superin-
tendent Tho hour has been set for 2
O'Clock instead Of 9;3o and the presi.
dent. Mrs Charles Gray, urges the
mcmhcre 10 be on timo
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
THIEVES RIFLE BIG
DYNAMITE MAGAZINE

PlTTSBURG, <as. Dec. 3,-Arrests
IN connection with the~theft of guam
tlty OF dynamite from magazine at
a. mine at Franklin are expected to be
made today, 1t was said by government
agents this morning. Discovery of the
theft from the magazine was made last
night. A squad Of state troops i'm
The thieves obtained seven cases Of
dynamite and $40 caps. There was no
guard at the magazine except the reg
ulad mine watchman.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
Mrs. Fisher Hostess

Mrs Frank Fisher will be the charm.
ing hostess al daIntny appointed
luncheon al the Country club on Thurs
day afternoon, entertaining In special
compliment 10 two pretty girls, her
cousin, Miss Elizabeth Jordan. one OF
the most attractive OF the seasons de-
butantes, and her niece, Miss Carmen
Collins, pretty member OF the younger
set
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
Grandmothers' Honor Guests.

The grandmothers Of the Nineteenth
Century club WIN he the specially hon
ored guests at a novel affair on Thurs.
day afternoon, when tho members Of
the sunshine committee. Mrs. r. A..
Street, chairman. will entertain with a
program and tea.
The principal numbers Of the pro-
gram will be aivef by the grandmoth-
RS themselves and the occasion prom
ises 70 be a most unusual and very
hn my one
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
Announcements
IL INTRODUCE DAUGHTER

WILL INTRODUCE DAUGHTER
AT BRILLIANT DEBUT BALL,
The following hsndSemsly1 engraved
Invitations have been issued for one
OF The most Brilliant affairs Of the
winter:
ar and Mlz Robert Lee Jordan
request YOU 20 hc present
nj The DEBUT Of their daughter,
Elizabeth Irwin,
wednesday evening. December the
Seventeenth,
Memphis Country club
Please reply Dancing.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
Woman Club.

The woman's club win meet with
Mrs Aston boyd, on Central avenue,
on Friday morning at 1890 O'Clock,
The program is as follows:
Music--Mrs Caruthers Ewing,
Notes From the Book World Mrs
Henry Hayley.
Book Review--By the Club. 40
A social feature of the morning viii
no the demobllzation of the service
FLAG
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
Christmas Bazaar.

The members OF Calvary church cir
Gle Will hold Christmas bazaar on
W ednesday. Dee. 10, in phe home Of
Mr.. and Mira Frank HIli% 400 Union
avenue. Beautiful articles, suitable for
gifts, win be on sale and the patron
age Of the public Is solicited by tho
members Of the circle
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
Salon Circle.

All members Of the Salon circle have
been invited End urged to Join the pub
lie speaking class, Of which Miss Flor
tnce Sehioss is chairman, which win
meet IN the home OF Mrs. Hilhreth on
I O'Clock
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
St Luke S Guild,

St Luke's Guild viii hold an impor.
tant meeting In the parish house on
Friday morning at 10 o'clock Final
arrangements for the luncheon aha va.
"a which win be held on Dec. 10 at
The home OF Mrs. T. II. Barnwell, on
Peabodv avenue viii be made.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
Black-Nelson.

The marriage Of Miss While Ler-Nel.
son. 10 Mr. Joseph william Black, OF
Chdtfleid, Ark. was quietly solenniTed
on Tuesday afternoon al s o'clock al
the manEe OF the Tdlewild Presbyterian
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
MEMPHIS THIRD IN
NAVY ENllSTMENTS

Memphis was third IN eulistments In
the United States navy durins Novem-
her. according TO figures from head
quarters in Nashville, received at the
local recruiting suhststion.
Fnnstmenta from the several stations
In Tennessee during the month follow
Memphis .s, Nashville %, Chattanooga
~ KNOXVILLE eS jackson Is, Johnson
City - Total. $50
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
TRADE rs uoMFoRT.

rive traded some worthless stool, for
a Mexican farm"
Seen it yets7
Nope, and ] don't want 70 see IT, I'm
happy now in the belief thar couldn't
have los, anything ana may have
gslred
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
Raual Suffrage League.

The Memphis Equal Suffrage league
win meet Thursday morning at 1880
o'clock, at headquarters, at Lowen-
et etn'a
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
VIENNA CHILDREN ARE
DELIGHTED THESE DAYS

VIENNA, Dec. 3,~To economize in
fuel and light the ministry of educa-
ton has ordered that the public schools
be limited to three hour SESSIONS daily.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03

Miss Blanche cutrer, Of clarksdale.
church. the Rev. William Grove d. D.,
officiating
The only attendants were the bride 3
mother, Mrs L. l., Nelson. Mrs O. c.
Pittman and Mr., J H. Smalley,
Mr. and Mrs. Black will spend their
honeymoon In Memphis, after which
they will be al home TO friends In
Chatfield, ARK.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
LAUNCH It'd SHIP.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 3,--The 1926
ton steel cargo carrier Cold Harbor
Hog Islands seyenty-secend ship was
launched today
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
Here and There

Miss Elizabeth Nook, after delight.
full visit IN Little Rock, where. as the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs Charles Frauen-
thai she was the honoree of innumer.
able social affairs will return TO the city
on Thursday,
Mrs. Lawrence Hord. OF Hopkinsyille
Ky. has Joined her husband in Mem
phis, who has been In the city for a
month AT the head OF a shoe depart
ment Of popular store Mrs. Hord has
lived In Memphis before and has many
friends here.
W, j. Jones, OF St Louis, general
freight agent for the Missouri Pacific
railroad. was In Memphis Wednesday.
Mrs Milton Hunt and Mrs W. e,
Johnson. representing tho Memphis Art
association went 10 Tunica, Miss. on
Wednes day to address the members OF
the Art club there.
Miss Mary Lula Sparger Of Dallas
Tex will be the guest OF her aunt
Mrs. Shelby Gabbert. during the hull-
days, Miss SparEer Is now attending
school at Bryr Mawr Pa, and via ar.
rive In the city to participate In the
Christmas festivities
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
MRS, KING CHARMING HOSTESS
AT SEASONS LARGEST LUNCHEON

MIS- Curtis King was the charming
Iostess At the largest luncheon OF the
tertained Al the Country club, Covers
were laid for rs on an oblonR table
which, was beautifully adorned WIN
columbia roses, yellow snapdraEous and
steyla, arranged in French baskets
graduating IN size from a large center
oaeEet 10 Tiny ones Mt the ends, the
holders IN which pink tapers burned
Mrs King, who presided over the tn
pie as most gracious hostess, was
handsomely gowned for the occasion in
black chiffon velvet with an orange
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
Entertainments
Mr. AE T1k Mss bS s1ss lHTs9osgeg
MISS MAY m'cRosKY
"a rs4 s..s

NV 49, AH9s GAHh III hOQULE
THElR pAUohTER At BAtL,
The home Of Mr. and Airs. Robert -.
LaIr on Court avenue and Watkins
AFFAIR on "wednesday evening" when they
MI introduce their attractive Young
many friends
The spacious rooms thrown open for
lhe occasion have been transformed into
nesuttul autumn scene with oak
branches covered with brilliant foliage
ara g4nt yellow ehrysanthemums The
effect u particularly lovhly in the ball
loom, whore the guests will he re-.
ceived by Mr.. and Mrs. Carr, the latter
wearing black satin trimmed with
touches Of turquoise and silver lace
WIN corEage bouquet OF Richmond
roses, assisted by Mr.. ana Mrs Morgan
RUNNER the latter formerly Miss Mary
Carr, who will wear black chiffon vel
vet with trimmings OF stfver lace and
sorsaEe bouquet Of pink roses and
valley lilies Mr. John I. Shea will
receive with Miss Carr, who Will be
goWhed IN an imported frock OF flesh
siik net sewn with iridescent seauIns
~ lhree tiers over cloth of silver, with
q SNORT fpanpel OF seqnins hanging free.
from Ne shoulders and ahding in two
points finished In tassais with which
sh9 VIII wear Corsage banquet Of or
chids, roses and valley lilies
N me dining room, where & delicious
supper menu will be served each OF
the tables win be adorned with freesias
Ioses, narctssi, pompom chrysanthe-
nuns and other fall blossoms in varied
lIlts arranged in a gold basket
ne guest list will include $50 friends
OF Mr.; and Mrs Carr, who have been
'nslled TO meet their daughter.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
BUSINESS AND SOCIAL.

pr Goltmans office hours until fur
ther notice will be from ' TO I pm.
adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03

II YOU don't buy u sewing machine
for Christmas at Rrys, We both lose
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04

"bated for Wilkinson in first and secoo
scores (hrst game-Cincin,at
NATL A. Chicago Third Cincinnati t.u ~
'ncnnat 49, Firt
Ioube plays-t hicago tRs +. Coll
Gums: T. o'hn and and REHrg Gand, in.nn
"roh Kath and Daubet kopf
bases on bai-Ot Rueher Risb,rg of R,.hr
o" 'o"dernhk N"roh); off Villa Bor.h
luncan) OIL Salee (E Colns; Risb.rc
he 'Goh, Struck out BY WiIki tKopf); bv Ruetbc m
coe); ny Williams Neale): M H.
Voh duncan Neae Daubet) UieboId, MT ., ~.
~" 'leotte hs and h; and
"" )" innings OH Wilkinson e
h'ts and run in Williams hits and rn IN
"i"es' o" Sa"ee 10 hits and off r;sh,r
ana runs IN innings; off np;,,s. al - 49,
""o II" runs IN innings Wild "a,
''"'te Rath) by tDaubcrt V,,r,rc
fRuether second came, h;,yo
."'ro game Losing Fber third
Gag" ',cote CAMEL
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
Untried Youth Puts S0r
Back in Pennunf Race
Murray Chosen
To Lead Harvard
On the Cridiron

AMBRIDGE, Oct. 3.-Much sur
prise was occasioned to-day.
when it was announced that Will
lam J. Murray had been elected
captain Of the Harvard football
team for the present season. Ralph
Horween and Eddie Casey. both
halfbacks, were candidates for the
job.
Murray's election, however. is
sure to be received with consider
able satisfaction by both under
graduates and graduates alike.
Nilly. in addition to being a splen-
did football pleyer. is extremely
popular. He will play quarterback.
position in which he ranks with
the best in the country He is
fine general, runs the team with
plenty of snap. and is clever in
carrying the ball. In broken
held ne is exceptionally dangerous.
tie is very aggressive also.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04

three. Strike two. Foul. Duncan
famed, taking mighty swing at the he,
thlrd one. but missing it, Kopf up.
STRIKE one. kopf popped high iv
to L:ehold. NO RUNS. NO UITS.
NO ERRORS. y
SECOND HALF-Risberg up. Strike
one. Ball one. Groh came over and
got Rlsberg's grounder and threw him
1ut at flrst. Schalk up. Ball one.
1ou'' 1' -; str'ke one. Strike two Ball
Two. FISHER was using a fast-break-
my OUT curve frequently. Schalk was
out Groh to Daubert, on an easv
play. Kerr up. Rath took Kerr,s rSs
creeping grounder and tossed to Dau
bert for the third out. NO RUNS. No
H'IS. NO ERRORS.
Eighth Inning
FIRST HALF-Neale un Str;Lo
one; Up to this juncture Kerr had
pI.ched magn'icent bali. allowing only
H 1nree hits and one walk. Bali one.
rou,, strike two. Neale struck out,
sw'ng1ng n at the final offering Rariden
up. Ball one. f. Collins threw ont
Rariden at first. Magec batted for for
Fisher. Magec up. Ball one Fonl T'
strike one. Magce popped b;cL a. A.
to Liebold. NO RUNS. no q iH1TsGS
NO ERRORS. NJ D
SECOND HALF-Luquc now nitcb-
ing Tor Cincinnati. Wingo got into
an argument with several Sox NAV.
ers, including Smith, and had to p'" be
RalI fsGGr'ea nno to ct;s the bench. Liebold up.
Ball two. Liebold famed R.r;So ;Io.
dropped the ball, but recovered Il '"r, and
touched the hitter. Ed. Collins nn
nail one. Strike one. Ball two ronj
r.; r.: collins out Daubert to Lunnn
Weavor " cav r up! up. Ball one: Ball two.
RIf%S INK NH ou', ,,,Ea. Tath to Daubcrt. NO
Ninth Inning
one rlfSd. Pnth mALF,Ro'h a,;. up. Strike
Daubcrt - up. Ball one. Ball ",'",, ,u.o
strike one. Strike two. Daub"ut "U
struc" out. Two out. Croh up' Str;te
one one Groh out. Weaver to Gand;j ~ ME >Ne
HIS. NO RUNS. NO ERRORS W.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
Fifth Inning

Fifth Inning
FIRST HALF Kopf up. Ball one.
Strike one. kopf singled to right. 1t
was fast groundcr between first and
second that Ed Collins could not quite
reach. Neale up. Ball one. Ball two
Strike one. Neale drove grounder to
Gandil. who threw to Risberg, retiring
Kopf, but reached first safely. Rarj
den up. Foul Strike one. Ball one.
Ed Collins took Rariden's bounder and
tossed to Gandil, retiring him, Ncalc
reaching second. Fisher up. Ball one.
Ball two. Fishers drive to Weaver
was easy, the latter throwing him out
at first. NO RUNS. ONE HIT. NO
ERRORS.
SECOND HALF-Lebold up. Ball
one. Strike one. Liebold drove to
Daubert, who retired him unassisted.
+. Collins up. Ball one Strike one.
Ball two. Fisher took Z. Collins's
bounce and threw to Daubert, easilv
retiring him. Weaver up. Strike one.
Weaver went out the same way. Fisher
grabbing his easy bump and tossing it
to Daubert. NO RUNS. NO HITS.
NO ERRORS.
Sixth Inning
FIRST HALF-Rath up. Ball one
Strike one. Rath was thrown out
Risberg to Gandil. The throw was
wide, but Gandil made an excellent
catch. Daubert up. Ball One. Ball
two. Strike one. Daubert sent an
easy fly to Jackson, the latter having
TO move only step to gather it in.
Groh up. Ball one. Ball two. Strike
one. Weaver came in fast took Groh's
groundcr and threw him out at first
NO RUNS. NO HITS. NO ERRORS.
SECOND HALE Jackson up. Strike
one. Jackson hit so hard at the ball
that he fell down and rolled over when
he missed it. Ball one. Ball two
Foul. Strike two. Foul. jackson
singled to left. 1t was a short lob that
Kopf could not get to. Felsch IN
Strike one. Jackson was caught steal-
ing, Raridcn to Kopf Ball one. Strike
two. Ball two. Ball three. Felsch
walked. Fisher was very wild in his
delivery to Fclsch. Fclsch was out
stealing. Raridcn to Rath Gandil un
Ball one. Ball two. Strike one. Foul
Strike two. Foul. Gandil struck ont
the last strike being called on him
NO ReNS. ONE HIT. NO ERRORS
Seventh Inning
FIRST HALE Roush up. Rousn
hoistcd high one which Gandl wen,
New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
Young
Kerr Displays
Real Wizarcry
Pitching Analysis Prove.
Him Far More Effective
Than Fisher and Iuoue

CHICAGO, Oct. 3. just how good a.
pl'cher Dick Kerr WAS in to-day uam,
OF the worlds series was dene,..,.....
oy the analysis of balls. s-,+i..
grounders. flies and fouls. Aifh...i
ne PITCHED half an inning NOR, 10.
his Cincinnati opponents. K.r, -.
only one more pitch than f,.bo.
and Luque combined, me totals boin.
ninety-iive for the Chicago O,ri,-
against eighty-one for FIshcg and ,h,.
teen for the Cuban.
Kerr allowed only three hits. ,.suo
his teammates got all seven of t,..rs
off Fisher. Kerr gave one has, o,
balls against two by Fisher. and l..
tour strlke-outs as compared with MON.
by Fisher and one by Luaue Tt.
havana importation famed Iciaal8
the first man TO face him. Memo miss.
ing one low on the inside
Kerr served 1nlrly-siN strike. .
compared to four by Luqut and twen.e
elght by Fisher he failed tn s.I...
the umpire's eye with CORNER balls
thlrty-two times. while Fisher f-l
twenty-scven bad ones called ane
Luque six.
Each team hit eight flies. tho WsI.e
Sox popping mos of theirs off Fi.a.,'s
early innings speed. Two of -i..
came in the first inning and ttro. ~
the third. In the last four ra.r...
only one Chicago batter hit fh. h
in the air. whereas half of CIncu.rat,.
sklers were recorded iu thar n,rI.t
Fisher had two bad INNINGS. h,...
forced to throw twenty iimes ir tt.
second session and eighteen n fh.
sixth In the second nc dishcd 10 s,t.n
strikes. an equal number of balls. on.
pitch was hit over the lnfcla and tAs
other five were driven sharply arr.s.
the diamond. The Chicago 'urc.f-
hit only three OF the eighteen han.
pitched in the sixth. one hcIns d a,
and the other two fouls. There pore
seven strikes and eight balls n gat
inning.
Kerr's greatest effort Va5 c.nrns.
in the fifth inning. when hc serqsa ai.
three strikes and SIX ball and w
found for four eroundcr-. oIr af eh
went safe. His easiest Inmnr na. .
second. when he disposed of fH e..
on eight pitched balls
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