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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
WILLIAMS FACES
SALLEE IN BOX;
SKIES ARE CLEAR
? 40 II. II: II.
ChgO. 90
Williams
Cincy. OOO0OOOOo
Salee Rariden

REDLAND FIELD, CINCINNATI, Oct 2-The cncin
natl Reds flushed with yesterdays victory over their Chi
cago rivals and the White Sox determined odays game
and thus the count cashed here this afternoon in the
ond OF the world series baseball games with fair skies
head and summerish weather make the game conditions al
most duplicate of yesterday
capacity crowd against filled the playing park and the
Cincinnati ooters with appes whetted by yesterdays
OF Ccoe at the hands of the Reds early gave indications they
were seeing blood and cheering their PLAYERS in an effort
to have them depart from home with perfect slate after
second contest &8
The batteries announced at the opening o. todays game
were For Chicago, Williams and Schalk for Cincinnati Salee
and Rariden.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
Want Girls Testimony.

The state charges that tho Frey ha-
beas corpus hearing IN an effort on
Mr., Davis part to summon TO the wit
ness stand the 17-year.old girl Allen
Mcnamara Is accused OF having crlmi-
rally assaulted Mr. Bates claims that
MIR, Davis thus wishes TO become In
formed OF the girls side Of the case, so
that It may benefit the Defense in that
they can be fortified with this knowl-
edge at the time the girl Us put on
the witness stand to testify against
Allen Mcnamara. The state is making
the contention that only the girl whom
Frey Us accused OF having assaulted,
and not the girl Mcnamara ~ accused
of having assaulted, should be called
to the stand by Mr., Davis, On the
other hand, Mr.. Davis claims that he
has the right TO summon any witness
whose name appears on the back OF
the Indictment against Frey,
This IN the point which Judge Guth-
rie must decide today
Among the voplremen examined In
the Mcnamara trial late Wednesday,
and who disqualified, were;
w, A. smith, Milington; A. II. l.,
Jerrisson, 1896 Polk. j, r. Condon G.
W, Etching, 35 N, Claybrook; Il. II,
OnIey, ], r. Fargason Co, J. H. Poston,
sos Woodlawn B. f. Holmes, S29
BreedIove; T" Ben Spears, 1871 Carr; u. T.
Colbert, 90 Pope; n i. stroud, S27
Peabody, W. j. Prescott 229 Bickford,
and Charles A, Barton.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
BUREAU ESTIMATES
PRODUCTION At
1O,696,OOO BALES

uyAcIITNr,TtON -Oct 0A dron Of
zoa ma haiss ~ I'll tha NJ, nrosnsctira crnn Of
cttnn ts,;s vaar ~ .ao o,,ar 3bet forecast a
S.sesth - 80. ;,,d;oa+aJ todov IN thA
~ lhon.n aso was ;ai'is,s ..ioiJaH tuua ,hI,, e ra
,,ert ,hiaa' ~ ,osd oe tba nondition ~ the
pvan p, Sn'eh Sant piaI q s Ta, cant ~ nor
I @ nep'. ~ - ,atoy ,,rnrs,,ot;n, a. 10 eae
naa haiaa a,in 'i'T r,n .J,a. antar,bar thara was
sOV = das5ine S5 of savsn na;nts in the eondi-
aion ~ the a. cron ro,,nared with an av-
e,om " tns cIop in. tha s,va =" noint
S,,,;n1, S,"Se .ha tha Ias ~ n ,gas ''e
rha i,d;oatod Z v,aiJ ,,er ocro ma fore
Inc lna.ua.su d,.ot,n yietu Pvi statas foiinw
Xf;rainia sna ro,,rds ana III n,o haies
Nnrfb Ae Sarolina 1yG % III and al l27 900 Geor.
AsuA VI ~ = c si'1 49,, m :
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
MRS. W0ERNE WILL BE
AT REST IN ELMW00D

The funeral of Mrs Magdalena
Woerne. 81 years old who died at the
home of her son-in-law, A. H. Nelius,
900 jefferson avenue, Wednesday morn
ing was held from the residence at Q
o'clock Thursday afternoon conducted
by the Rev. M. Bruggeman. pastor Of
Trinity Lutheran church. Interment will
be In Elmwood cemetery.
Mrs. Woerne had been in i'll health
from the infirmities of age for some
time and her death was not unexpected.
She was the widow of the late Frederick
G. Woerne, a pioneer resident of Mem
phis.
Two daughters, Mrs. A. H. NeIius
and Mrs, NJ Espig. 379 Ayers street.
survive
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
RUSSIAN GIRLS SOLD
POISON TO END LIVES

PARIS. Oct, 2. (By the Associated
Press) Chemist shops at Archangol
are openly selling poison to many young
women who are buying II with the ex-
pressed intention Of killing themselves
rather than fall irto tho hands OF the
Bolsheviki, according TO an American
officer, who has just arrived from
Northern Russia.
While several shiploads of Bolsheviki
have been dcported from Archangel by
entente powers, the majority OF the
anti Bolshevlk population refuse to
leave, saying 1t is impossible to go pen
niless into a strange country, These
people must take their chances In Ar
changed under Bolshevik domination
WHICH appears inevitable as soon as
British forces leave.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
|ATTON-ROGERS
|CASE IS ALMOST
| IN JURY'S HANDS
ate May Be Known Thursday
But Probably Friday-Pat-
ton Not Put on Stand by
Defense.
81 EEPY JOHN" MAIN
WITNESS OF DEFENSE
'OotIegger Called to Testify
Against Mothers Reputa-
tion-CharaCter of Girl
Stands Up Against Attacks.

Argument in the case OF Walter Pat
pn, alias Paddy Mack" and SLEEPY"
PIN Rogers, charged with brutally as
putting l4-year-old Hazel Bray, was
'st to begin Thursday soon after 2 pm.
y John Exby, assistant states attor-
1t is possible although not probable,
Ihether or not they must spend from
to 81 years in the penitentiary for
be alleged crime or go free as inno-
'ent men, before night However, it
hardly probable, as 1t will take all
lfternoon to complete the argument and
|ellver the charge to the jury.
Mr.. Magevney asked that it be put
the record that Johnny Myers,
Sugar lump" had been subpoenaed 70
Isstify and prove that Eugene Marti
Ielli was not in the car at the time of
he alleged assault, but the sheriff had
een unable to serve him with the sum-
Ilons because he was in st. Louis. This
has agreed upon.
]. H. Fuqua, federal prisoner, held
ere on a charge of violating the ma.
onal prohibition law, was the first
Fitness called by the defense Thursday
Ilorning. He said he knew Mrs. Reeves,
be girls mother, in Wiclxliffe. KY. in
19l5 and at that time she was living
'sith man named J W. Buster Moody
Is his wife.
4 On oss-examination Fuqua admitted
10 had been in jail three times on
|harges of~bringing whisky into Ten
Miss MoNle MeNfahon testified that
ne had reared Walter Patton from the
|gkle he waA d small boy and denied
hat, he hQd kiren her any trouble. She
4aif atSn WI sdNs Ifazel Bray afteF
HE {iMn r6t WI fn Iaer Nome NFDYm the
Ibspi M fo W NIg is n MlI5at TIM fesi truth
II tae M t4 Is1say kalH her
|hAt INA ton foslgsAsk I
SOU Y F9Vs Atilmuny Aiisa Hray testl.
3leA that Nation did not respond With
word when she called to him for help,
MRS. Einlay on Stand.
RIrs. Percy Finlay was called to tsts
n tald by the defense to testify as To
He conditions slirroun0hg the Empress
lance hall on Adams avenue at the time
HI the alleged assault on Miss Bray
nd she said the conditions were bad
aery bad"
The Bray girl had admitted when or
HE stand that she had attended dances
=, 4 the Empress.
Mr.. Magevney then asked Mrs. Fin.
Iay specific question as to morality
II that place,
Here the state objected, and Judg,
Harsh refused to let Mrs. Finlay an.
lContinued on Page ID Column D
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02

---Temperature
Hour Dry Bulb, Wet Bulb Humid'v
~ pm. yes'day IS 70 81
Z am. today. II IS "A
Moor, today. Sc ~ so
y Maximum temperature SO, minimum
~. Sun sets today. 6:43 p. m. Rises
tomorrow, 'G;56 a, m. Moon sets IL AZ
4. m. tonight. Precipitation none.
Tennessee-Generally fair and con-
tinued warm weather
Z Mississippi--Generally fair.
sArkansas- Fair. cooler in northwest
ss&sday.
Internationally fair.
kertucky--Ge fair and con-
tiHucd warm weather.
\ sIsouisiana--Fair.
Oklahoma--Fair, cooler Friday.
East Texss--Fair cooler In northwest
Friday. sH
N M.gst, Texasv1Fair, cooler in north. 4
y Srths and south Carolina, Georgia
al fFgorida, Generally fair
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
r. R. BILL AMENDED.

WASHINGTON, Oct. BY vote Of
eight to six, the senate interstate com
merce committee today tentatively
amended the Cummins railroad reor-
ganization bill to provide that rate be
fixed so as to yield stockholders re-
turn of 5h per cent, plus half OF one
per cent for maintenance. The original
bill left the rate Of yield to determina-
ton by the interstate commerce COM
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
FINGERS UNDULY NlMBLE:
BlCEPS WILL BE TRAINED

Joseph Graham and Henry Mince,
aged Is and IL. negroes. started Thurs
day morning on a six months visit with
the keeper OF the Shelby county work
house, The youths pleaded guilty in
First division criminal court to stealing
a suit of clothes, Rather than send
Them to the boys industrial school, w
r. Mclain, assistant states attorney,
recommended their growing hicepS be
further developed BY work for the
county.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
NEGRO SLAYER UNcAUGHT.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Oct O.
The negro who shot and killed Conduc-
tor J. NJ Williams during quarrel
over fare on A street car Tuesday
remained uncaught, according to reports
reaching local police headquarters here.
The posse searching for the negro has
narrowed It's work down to the eastern
part of Oklahoma county, but without
result so far. A
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
Father MdhOny TO
Complete Sacred
Heart Building

#A28N M n All \ l4I 'j. " " A.kggE.
'iIf III Gtfio5l nan ~ Nv s8sl Y M
fereon avenue and North Cleveland
street 70 arrange for a campaign to
raise STS,000 wstlh which TO finish the
Sacred Heart church which was started
before the war
The basement OF the church was com
pleted some five years ago at cost
OF $4,000 Owing to the Increased cost
of labor and building material Il is
estimated that not less than $75,0 900
more will oe required to finish the erec-
tion Of the building and furnish 1t. This
Is in addition to the money on hand.
The people of the parish hope to get
this money by public subscription. and
for this purpose a campaign will he
put on without delay. The Rt Rev.
7. S. Byrne, D, D.. bishop Of Nashville,
has given his consent to the campaign
and is anxious that the people should
assist generously so that the church
can be finished.
The meeting will therefore, be a
very important one. and Father Ma
hony and the church wardens extend
a cordial invitation to the friends OF
the parish to be present
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
BUNTYN CONCERN WINS
MANY PRIZES ON HOGS

The firm OF Marks g. Davis, Buntyn,
breeders Of big type Poland CHINA hogs,
swept the field awards almost clean at
the Chattanooga fair, according TO word
received Thursday Beside winning
three championships and both grand
championships for swine in their class,
they secured in premiums three firsts
10 second, one third and four fourth
PRICES.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
FRENCH DEPUTIES
RATIFY PEACE PACT

PARIS, Oct 2.--The chamber of depu-
ties today ratified the German peace
treaty by vote of 372 to So.
The chamber then took up the trea-
ties between France and the United
States and France and Great Britain.
The Franco American and Franco
British treaties we're unanimously ratl-
fled, A total of sol votes was cast for
the two treaties.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
SOCIAL AGENCIES CALLED
TO GENERAL MEETING

The functions and purposes of the
Social Agencies Endorsement committee
of the Chamber of Commerce will be
explained to the various social agencies
of Memphis at r general meeting which
has been called by J. A. Reichman,
chairman for O'Clock Friday after
noon All of the social agencies in the
city are urged by the, chairman to have
delegates present.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
FIGHT IN HEARING
Of FREY TO KEEP
GIRL s LIPS SHUT
State Charges That MCNa-
mara Defense Wants to Get
Story Of Attack Alleged
Made by Frey to Aid Case.
M'NAMARA JuRY 10 DATE.

l--E, C, Cummings, blacksmith,
Neshoba,
2--R, u, Mooney, dairyman and
cattle buyer, Kerrville.
81. 4, Henderson, travelling
salesman 1853 North Manassas
I'll. W, Dalehlte, farmer, white
haven,
5--H, S, Smith, tenant farmer,
Millington
6-R r. Perry. carpenter and
farmoR, Cordova.
rs. w. Crawford, newspaper
carrier, 2O9l East Trimble place.
S-Thomas l., Risk, retired mer-
chant, 72i st. Paul avenue.
30. d.. Appleton, grocer, 90
Pennsylvania street.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02

Inc crowd was little slower IN gath
ering at the grounds than It was yes
teruay, tne sranu ssand ana ooxes pc
ing almost deserted Two hours before
same Time. me rlght Held nleacners
sn WY thiee- t,itns touItns liieo at this stau,gs'
MLlle ,si tne paVlllons We're put hait tlileu.
ne usual mornlhs pahd cohceft was
aiso @ nnssihs, Ply tne numerous poiiSee-
men were on the lon, Whiie the coIiee
ana sandwich vendors reaped thelr
narNesI TSe 4 ma ona oro,..s,,s. ~. = ,heir
Inc Danus ana orchestraS put IN 1neir
appearance az 1zyU, ana the scene pc.
came lvelier When the band played
The StaF Ana led RanIler,
Es AFsle sefDAf "a A&AN kTaR lX MIapSe0 9Nslj
khn sttstnpl MI n 6slfessisl
tolN tlopn thMtA Ahau tanN
ie "a
Z ftiAt w l{l I'll III
Ncss y. u v IN
Ine nc1N hfpeNh, ,. tlls s MI Wa klssN ~
lH:Np nm. Anu htAfteu 0httihB pTAsAtc1
with Bressler, ? soutnpaW. aeiiEesins ,a!il
up tne oiieIing 70 tmg nss'ers rhen ,uta ha
can received DIG applause Mneii M ny
grove long ny INTO the leIt lieiu
bleacher Enclosure.
Inc Whlte Sox came on the lleiu az
l2:lO pm: and tossed palls paek anu
forth IN 'front.' OF their bencn.
Claude Williams and Harry Sallee'
southpaws or the ChicaRo ana ClheLn-
natl teams, respectively, began 10 warm
up at 1.45.
The winning Of yesterdays game had
| one. noticeable effect on the Ctncln-
natl fans. The railroad offices were
crowded all last night by local nase-
ball enthusiasts eager to get accom-
| modations to Chicago to witness the
three games TO be played there Friday,
Saturday and Sunday.
That yesterdays game upset predlc-
! tions of the followers of the dope was
| indicated by the fluctuation OF the pet
| ting odds, even money on the Reds
| finding few takers. and here ana there
odds being demanded by those who still
| believe the Sex will ultimately prove
| the victor
The White Sox players promised
Manager Gleason faithfully they would
| see that the tables were turned at TO-
days game. There Is no gainsaying
| the fact that the Reds outplayed the tne
visitors in every department ,,,s OF b. ,ne ne
| watched Comiskey's aggregation In
their pennant fight maintained the
team will show their true worth oetore
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
GARY RESUMES STEEL
STRIKE TESTIMONY

WASHINGTON Oct. 2.--Charges of
union labor leaders that the United
states Steel corporation employed large
Numbers Of foreigners in order to pre-
N ent unionizing of its men were denied
Etoday by Ebert II. Gary, chairman of
|the corporations board, when he re-
sumed his testimony before the senate
Ncommittee investigating the steel strike
Judge Gary was questioned 'at length
nn foreign labor by Chairman KENYON
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
"A --=-s
BULLETIN.
BY BOB AILpEeRANp.

BY BOB AllDEBRAND,
Judge Guthrie held that Ralph Davis
mad right to summon any witness
whose name appeared on tho back OF
the Indictment and 2 o'clock was set
as the hour for going into the case,
Judge Guthrie announced that he would
allow testimony only TO the extent OF
hava ball.
How much Mr.. Davis can develop OF
benefit to Mcnamara Is not known
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
DE LA PLAZA DIES.

BUENIS AIRES. Oct. DIR. Victori-
no de la Plaza, former president of Ar
gentina, died at midnight last night.
Or. de la Plaza assumed the presidency
of the republic on the death of Presi-
dent Pena In 1914. succeeding to the
office from the vice. e.presidency. and
remaining in the presidency until the
expiration of his term In 1916.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
R. R. OFFICIAL DEAD.

DALLAS, Tex, Oct 2.--Lewis s..
Smith, for the past 33 years treasurer
OF the Texas & Pacific Railway com
pany, is dead at his old home, Frank
lin, La. according to announcement at
the railroads general offices here. He
had been in failing health for several
months.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
MAI. poURRoN LEAVES.

After a leave of 30 days Mai. Joseph
Pourro2; VINO: WIN a NAL Ma1: D. is;oal =; Mans s.
|point of service at Park field, left
Thursday night to boone attached to his
old regiment. the 18th infantry. He will
take his rank of regimental sergeant
major which he held before the war
The regiment at present is at Camp
Meade.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
DREADED BREAkBONE
IS IN MISSISSIPPI

JACKSON, Miss. Oct. 2--More than
100 cases of dengue, or "breakbone"
fever, tropical disease, have been re-
ported to the state board OF health here
from Wilkinson county in Southwest
Mississippi. 1t is supposed to have
spread into the state from adjoining
parishes In louisiana
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
JUCO-SLAVS FIRE ON
ITALIAN STEAMER

ROME, Oct. 2.-The Italian steamer
Epiro. with 200 Italian troops and some
American officers on board, bound for
Cattaro, is declared in dispatch from
Bari to the Temps to have been shot
at by Jugo -Slav regular troops.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02

Rath, Weaver on third and Jackson on
second. Gandll drove TO Daubert who
caught Weaver at the plate on a quick
throw TO Rariden. Jackson went to
third Gandll on first. Gandil stole
second, Rariden made no attempt TO
catch him. RIsherE flied to Daubert
No runs, two hits, no errors,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
Donations Continue
TO Come In For The
Aid Of Mrs. Webster

Interest in the fund The News Sclmi-
tar Is raising for Mrs o. II, Webster,
widow OF the deputy United States
marshal killed two weeks ago on Mon
roe avenue. near Main street, continued
unabated Thursday, and a number OF
persons paid tribute to the honesty and
Integrity of the slain officer by sending
donations for the relief OF his family.
Webster was splendid officer He
could not be influenced by the lawless
element and efforts to corrupt him
were resented Ic died without estate
and his children inherit nothing except
his good name Had he been less loyal
to duty his family would not be In
neeed.
Persons desiring TO make a donation
10 Mrs, Webster for the benefit OF her
self and small children may send money
or check to The News Scimltar. apd
acknowledgment will be made and the
funds turned over TO her. Contribu-
tons received thus far are as follows;
previously acknowledged ......S6t7 Ss
II. l.. J. n,.......,.;.. ..,,,.'.,..." g5'9o
W, b. Bush, Transylvania. La. 1000
A g. Barboro e. co. ......r,., 1000
MIR. and Mrs. +, H. Ingram, ,...,. 500
Total ..........'.. ','.''''''' '''''''S SV'''o'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
Taxation Out of Way.

Fortunately, the matter Of taxation
has been disposed of for the forthoom.
Ing year, and one Item OF worry has
been subtraoted, though ! encountered
good deal Of disappointment over the
reports from Washington such as were
recently sponsored by Senator PEN
rose that It. would be impossible to re-
duce taxes Immediately but that per-
Continued on Page 2, Column 4)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
FILES DIVORCE DENIAL.

A general denial TO all charges made
in the divorce bill Of Carrie Woodward
was entered in cross bill filed Thurs
day in chancery court BY Sidney Wood
ward.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
MONTHS BIBLE STUDY

Miss Angy Manning Taylor, Of the
Moody Bible school OF Chicago, will
conduct class for Bible study at the
Second Presbyterian church, beginning
0ct. 20 and continuing throughout the
month,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02

q y
"The Memphis Ticket banner Is
stretched across Madison avenue in
front of williams headquarters. It's a
bran new one, for there are three new
names on it,
Will ReisseI, whose services are. not
needed in the city tax collectors office,
where he is supposed to work, has
charge of the inside office work at VIII
Hams headquarters. He had the same
position. during the Hayes campaign a
few years ago.
Copies of the Citizens league plat
form are printed on green paper. VIII
liams' booklets containing his platform
are printed on delicate shade of pink,
perhaps to catch the Womens vote.
Two williams ward clubs have been
organized, one in the First, with John
Larkin chairman, and one in the eighth,
with James r, Riley at its head. Neither
has any women members.
Citizens league ward organizations
meetings will be heldNThursday night at
1886 Snowden avenue. near Bellevue, for
the Twenty-first ward, and at McAde's
store. 563 Cox street. for the Twenty
eighth, and a third meeting at the home
of J. w. Mcclure, 1413 Carr avenue in
the Sixteenth.
Citizens league meetings for Friday
night are announced for two precincts,
one in the Thirty second ward and the
other in the Eighteenth ward, at the
Hull Plumbing. company store, Bellevue,
near Eastmorehnd
y -
The williams forces held an enthusi-
astic meeting Wednesday night at their
headquarters. All the candidates had
something to say and about 100 workers
were present. 1t is stated that more
than 500 ward workers, including police
men and some firemen, are busy seeing
voters who have not paid their pol
taxes.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
First Inning.

First Half-J. Collins out, Sallee to
Daubert Eddie Collins walked. Weav-
er line flied to Kopf, who doubled Ed
Collins al first on a throw to Daubert
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Second Half-Rath sent high fly to
center, Felsch making the catch. Dau.
bert out, Risberg to Gandil. Groh flied
to j. Collins. No runs. no hits, no er-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
PROF. DAVID TODD.

Prof, David Todd, director of the
Amherst astronomical observatory,
plans to ascend so, 000 feet in new
type OF balloon and from that altitude
attempt to signal Mars. Leo Stevens,
the man who invented the type OF bal.
loon, will pilot It, The gas bag is so
built that II has two compartments,
one for hydrogen gas and one for oxy-
gen
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
Second Inning.

First Half--Jackson doubled to CEN
ter. Roush missed the catch by n few
inches. Felsch sacrificed, Sallee to
Daubert. Jackson going to third. 1t
was a beautiful bunt. Gandil was thrown
out, Kopf to Daubert. Jackson hold
ing third. Risberg flied to Neale' NO
runs, one hit, no errors.
second Half--The crowd cheered Sal
lee for pitching himself out of hole;
Williams temporarily lost control and
walked Roush. The came Duncan. Dun
can lined to Ed Collins who doubled
Roush at first Kopf flied to Felsch.
No runs, no hits. no errors.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
Third Inning.

First Half--Schai.I lined to Roush.
Williams singled to left. J. Collins flied
to Duncan. Ed Collins grounded out
To Daubert, unassisted. No runs, one
hit, no errors.
Second Half--Neale famed. Rariden
flied t6 Jackson. Sailee sent high in
field fly to Weaver. No runs, no hits,
no errors