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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-08-15
State Congressman Are
Against Lowden's
Commission
D.ela.. He Will Defe.. I, Mex. Session

Warren b. Douglas, State representa-
tive from the third senatorial district,
wrote an open letter to Governor Low
den denouncing the proposed commission
on segregation.
He declares il q step toward Barbar-
ism.
Some Of the very striking points in
the letter, were:
Segregation is proposed as remedy.
This is going back TO barbarism. In old
Jerusalem the different nationalities and
religious sects have been segregated for
centuries, and yet il has required a
standing army TO keep the peace.
Segregation OF No Use''
"You segregate the Negroes from the
whites and it will not be long until the
poor whites must be segregated from
the genteel rich. Then the Jews must
be assigned a certain quarter, and so on.
1--WE are facing not only a great ques-
ton, but most serious one. Be careful
that We do not undo all the work of
Abraham Lincoln and his army of eman-
cipation.
Rich Help the Poor
"The effort TO segregate the vicious
from the virtuous has proved an utter
failure. 1t is the Lords will that che
rich should live beside the poor, TO help
the poor. In His house the rich and poor
are 20 meet together. His people are
the salt Of the earth. His plan 20 save
this world is TO mix the good with the
bad, to leayen the lump.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-08-15
Rev. Stinson to Hold Big
Massmeeting at Quinn
Chapel
Hon. Geo. F. Harding to Preside

Sunday night, August 18th, Quinn
Chapel will witness the biggest educa-
tional rally in her history. Rev. II. D..
Stinson of Atlanta, Ca, has arranged q
wonderful program for the occasion.
School DOING Great Work.
When interviewed by Whip reporter,
DR.. Stinson, who is the president and
founder of the Atlanta Normal and In.
dustrial School, gave n synopsis Of the
work Of the past few years. They have
four large buildings built by the
students, who are DESTROYS of working
their way through school.
The funds from the mass meeting are
10 be used TO pay deserving pupils to pay
their tuition. An endowment of $780,
900 is also TO be asked.
II is up to the Colored and white
people TO assist this school in every way
possible. IL is in need and must have
money.
Hon. George +. Harding, Comptroller,
City Of Chicago, will preside over the
Educational Rally held in Quinn Chapel
A. N Il. Church, Sunday night, Aug.
II, 1919, under the auspices of the
Atlanta Normal and Industrial Insti
tute, Atlanta, Ga.
Speakers.
Hon. Samuel A. Ettelson, Corporation
Counsel, City Of Chicago.
Rev. DR.. A. J. Carey, Presiding Elder,
Chicago District, 4. NJ. +. Church.
Rev. Paul RAIDER, Moody Institute,
Chicago, Ill.
Mr.. Charles Hatfield Dickerson and
Richard d. Stinson, Principal of the
Institute, Atlanta, Ga.
II is commendable that Mr.. George
y. Harding consents 10 preside at this
meeting, that means so much for the
masses in the black belt of the south,
and the DR.. II. +. Stewart and his in
.elligent congregation and many others
throughout the city Of both races indi-
cate their willingness TO make saeri-
fees 10 aid this very needy cause Of the
Colored people in The South.
All persons who desire 10 do some
thing substantial for the masses as well
as the classes, and especially the poor
boys and girls who cannot secure sufii-
cient funds to pay their monthly bills of
1915, are urged to be present and bring
their friends.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-08-15

Sunday night, August 18th, Quinn
Chapel will witness the biggest educa-
tional rally in her history. Rev. II. d.
Stinson of Atlanta, Ga, has arranged q
wonderful program for the occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
Reds Have Cracked Under Big
Strain, But Will Win---Euers
Hold Eler Must Win Today; Fans Don't Like 9-Game
Series; Williams Is Billed to Hur for Sox

paw may keep the brakes on the
We'd scoring machine.
The Reda went to pieces yesterday
In Cincinnati sail.s was 40 In
sffectiv. from the very start that
Il was obvious that he wouldn't be
able 20 last thru the game. lie was
hit hard and was far of the form
that enabled him 10 win the second
game.
Cicotte went thru IN. game with
nothing but stout heart He wnn
not up 70 his usual form and was
very tired az the finish.
The poor attendance. 10 my way
90 thinking. proves the public docs
not like the nlne-game series Moth
ing is farther from the truth than
the statements going around thai
the Reds have Loaf heart Though
they were facing almost sure defeat
yesterday they kept plugging along
and started one OF their famous
ninthInninr rallies with two down.
which. however. failed TO come thru.
All during the season the Moran club
has shown It's best In the tightcst
places as was proven during that
memorable series ot three straight
doublc.headcrs with the Giants In
New York. believe the same fight.
ing spirit VIII pull them thru this
tight place and II Williams does de-.
feat them this afternoon. ! am con.
fldsnt that the ninth game In Cincin.
rati will crown the Reds victors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
LloydMadden
Is Taken ILL.,;
Allen to Mix
Salvation Army Smoker Is
Set for Gong; Hector
Is on Bill

Because OF Illness. Lloyd Madden.
the battling welterweight. VIII not
be able 20 meet Harry Casey on the
Salvation Army card Friday night
Nate Druximan, matchmaker for tho
smoker. has lined up Jack Allen. ~
Portland. to take on the Seattle
soldier.
Allen has a good reputation as a
battler. and In doped 10 give Casey
a battle all the way. Casey has
not appeared In n local ring for
long time, and IL VIII be his first
go here since he returned from
France.
Young Hector. the Bremerton
pride. win headline the show with
Ole Anderson, the big Swede from
Tacoma. Anderson holds "A win
over the Brcmerton boy. but Hec-
tor says he IL out 10 reverse that
count or get knocked dead. The
bout will be for six rounds. OF two
minutes each. instead Of the custom
AIRY four three-minute rounds.
In the other bouts on the bill.
Frank Barrieau. the Canadian mid
dlewclght. tackles Harry Gillun. 81
salt Lake. Red Gage. lightweight.
tackles Eddie Quinn. Of Tacoma. and
Frankie Rogers. weltcr. meets Jimmy
Ronda. OF fsremerton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
ny JOHNNY EvERs


written Tor the lnitta ifNHf
CHICAGO. oct. ps--Thr Reds
seem TO have cracked under the
strain. The pitchers who baffied the
heavy hitters OF the White sox early
IN the series have appeared as no
puzzle TO Chicago in their second
starts. But in spite Of the rcverscs.
still look for the Reds 20 win tho
series.
Hod Eiier IL the pitcher who mus,
stop tho rush Of Cieason's men. Tho
big Highlander must win tho cham
pionship for the Reds this afternoon.
or the hope Of the Reds may be
blasted Friday In Cincinnati " IL
comes to rubber game" for the
title.
Claude Williams. no doubt. will be
Glsason's choice for the eighth game
lie has been beaten twice By the
Reds. and look for him TO lose
again u Efl~r can hold off the heavy
hitisrs OF the sox. II his shine ball
works like II did in Chicago. the
White Sox can't beat him. No club
can beat him when he is in such
form. lie IL n big. strong boy and
should be able TO come back with n
short rest. He has lot OF conf.
dence and ne will be almost in
vincible II the Reds get few runs
for him early In the game. Williams
Is dangerous pitcher. Like Cicotte.
who was beaten twice and reversed
the score in his third start. the south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
ANSON HOLDS
TWO RECORDS
OF BASEBALL

NEW YORK. Oct. a.--Shattering
long standing baseball records is get.
ting to be an annual feature. In re.
cent years scarcely a season has
passed without some cob webbed
mark being bettered. But there are
two Undiscovered records In the an.
nails Of the diamond game that prom.
Use TO Withstand all attacks for some
time 10 come. They are both held by
Adrian c. Cap Arson.
He stayed longer In the service Of
n single club than any other player
lie was manager OF the same club
longer than any other man has ever
managed "A baseball team. Arson
played continuously with the Chicago
team from the spring OF 1875 10 the
fan OF 1922 seasons. lie man.
aged the club for 10 seasons.
Connie Mack has managed tho Ath
letics slace io01--1s years--and Me
Graw has led the Giants since 1909
10 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
DUNDEE AND
PELSNCER
GO is DRAW

PORTLAND. orc. oct F.--Ffarry
Pcisinger OF San Francisco and
Jimmy Dundee Of Oakland furnished
fast headiiner At the smoker Of
the municipal boxing commission
here last night II was n ic-round
draw. Pclsingcr proved 10 be the
agTrcssor.
Stanley willis Of Philadelphia won
technical knockout from Danny
o'Brsen Of Portland in the eighth
round OF their scheduled ie-canto 20.
Harry Casey OF Seattle and George
Wagner furnished a rafting good
exhibition. Casey receiving tech.
meal knockout decision in the fifth
when Wagner tore a ligament In his
right arm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
MAN
AT IS DOES
REAL STUNT

LONDON. oct. a.--walter Brick.
EFT. the British Olympic swimming
trainer, has just accomplished a note
worthy athletic performance. He set
himself the task OF walking a mile.
running a mile. then running a simi.
lar distance over hurdles, cycling
three miles. followed by a mile at
sculling and one at swimming.
Altho 50 years OF age, he attempt.
ed TO do this ia less than an hour.
and succeeded Ivy nearly four and a
half minutes
For his land effort he used the
towing path between Putncr bridge
and Hammersmith bridge. so that for
the rowing and swimming the
Thames was easily accessible.
Details OF his successful perform.
nnrQ urgs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
VERNON WINS
FIRST MELEE
FROM SAINTS

LOS ANGEIsES. Cal. Oct. ~
Vernon. champions ~ the Coast
league. had a onc-Eame lead today
on 81. Paul. the American associa-
iion champions. In their nine game
series TO decide the championship
OF minor leagues. Vernon beat st.
Paul. : 10 !. Two brilliant double
plays behind Ffnncrnn helped him
TO stop the A. a. champs.
In the firth inning the Tigers
iambas,ed Pitcher Merritt and
drove him from the box. Consccu-
tive singles by Finneran. Mitchell
and Chadbourne filled the bases
Bobby Meuscl smashed III. bali
thru the pitchers box. sending In
two runs. Two were scored in the
first inning and three Others came
across later for good measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
GOLFER WINS FAVOR
FROM YOUNG PRINCE

Billie Freeman. golf professional
OF the Lambton club. Toronto. has
won many prizes on the links, but he
has little remembrance that he
prizes. During the visit OF the
Prince OF Wales TO Toronto he visited
the Lambton club ana played a
round OF golf. Freeman carried the
clubs. and few days later he re.
ceived a tie pin engraved with the
royal feathers OF the prince upon a
crown. and below the letter "E."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
JOE JACKSON SLUGS OUT WIN
FOR SOX WITH BIG BLACK BAT

club who IL doing the big smuggling
In this series
The rival Eddlcs, Rousch ana Col.
Inns. are hitting down near the $50
mark, while Helnic Groh Is doing
even worse and Hap Felsch hasn't
reached 200.
But Joe Jackson's swattlng mark
today is exactly $40 and his big
bat has been the chief factor In
clouting out the two victorie. that
the Sox won for Dlckie Kerr and Ed.
die Cicotte in Cincinnati
Jackson figured in every ono OF
the White sox rallies both Tuesday
and Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
Heavy Title
at Stake in
TacomaBout
Spud Murphy Meets Farmer
Tonight in Tacoma Ring

With the Northwest heavyweight
titie az stake. sput Murphy. % san
Francisco. will tackle Frank Farm.
or. the baldhcaded logger. In the
main ever, Of the Tacoma smoker
tonight.
Frank holds the crown and dos
not intend to give II NJ without a
struggle. Murphy. who has been
winning regularly from the. big fei
lows around the Golden Gate. Il
legitimate mlddlewright and viii be-
giving Farmer many pounds IN
weight.
Murphy viii go back 20 California
Immediately with hts manager
Frank LAWYER 10 was thought;
Murphy would be able TO fight here
but the bouts have fallen thru.
In the other bouts on the card
Eddie Hammond meets Marty Foley
Els CASTOR tackles Al whitman
patsey ciacco boxes Pink Mason.
and Al Lupo takes on Phno Rich.
ardson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
LANNIN WILL
BUY QUAKERS,
SAYS REPORT

NEW YORK. Oct s.--Joe Lannin.
former owner OF the Boston Red sox.
is 20 return to baseball. but this time
as National league moguL The for
mcr owner OF the two worlds cham
plonshlp baseball clubs IL dlckering
with President Baker Of the Phiiz-
deIphia Nationals for the sale Of that
club and those I'm the know"
state that the deal will be concluded
within the next fortnight. Lannin
confirmed the report with the state
ment. I'm In the market, IL the
price In right" I.annin's friends say
that he viii retain cravath as man
ager. the latter having just signed q
two.year contract.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
Lincoln and
Franklin to
Meet Friday
Strong High School Grid
Teams Will Tangle al
Ball Park

Considerable interest has been
aroused In the city sport circles over
the Lincoin-franklin game Friday
Franklin sprung blE surprise Ias,
saturday when they rwampcd the
heavier West Seattle squad. and the
coming contest promises 90 be a close
struggle Lincoln viii outweigh
Franklin. Besides weight. The North
End squad has developed eonAldera.
bic speed
Rcsebcrg. Franklin coach. stated
that the men would put up "A great
fiEht. but held no hopes for a possible
victory. Wells. az Lincoln. true 20
his usual style. stated very pcssinis.
tic views as to ths possibic outcome
Of the game.
No word has been heard from big
mr. Tuyncll for the last week. Tuy.
nell II the heaviest man on the
Franklin squad. and his loss would
BE- keeniy felt by the Rainier valley
school.
The game viii be played at Dug
daic's ieid and Ia scheduled 70 start
AZ a3e. The line up viii be:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
HIGH LIGHTS OF S0x
WIN OVER CINCINNATI

Here's some Of the high spots
Of Chieaxo's win yesterday
Eddie Gcotte. Soy hurler. won
after two straight defeats.
The sos knocked the second
southpaw on the hill In two sue.
eessise days.
John Collins smark-d out
three safe eiouis. one going for
a double.
Cincinnati made three errors.
the most mispiays the Reds
have made In one game In the
series.
Hap" Telsch. sox outneIder,
was shifted from center field to
right.
WinKo. Red catcher, walked
three times and singled ON his
fourth trip.
Sherwood Maree. Red utility
outiieIsier, realized n lifetime am.
billion when he singled La the
ninth a. n pinch hitter. making
q hit In n world. series after
10 years In baseball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
"Y" CLUB TO
HOUSE YALE
ATHLETES

The ~ club at New risvcn will
house all Yale athletes trying for
teams In addition. mon who have
won their letter will be active mem.
bcrs Of the club and undergraduates
and graduates who have not won the
~" viii be associate members.
Separate rooms. Handsomely fitted
up. arc furnished for football. base.
ball. track and crew. In tho track
room there IL banner that Yale
won from Harvard in the Las, dual
track meet. oars and other para.
phernalia from the Adce boat house
nrc IN tho crew room. There are
souvenir footbalif won by Yale in
the football room and haseballs In
the baseball room. a room with a
typewriter set apart for sport writers
Is an innovation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
CHAMP WILL
NOT BATTLE
AT 135 LBS.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Oct. g.
That Benny Leonard. the worlds
champion lightweight. does not pro.
pose TO risk his title nor take
chance OF being beaten in limited
round bout has been made clear.
Billy Gibson. his manager. has re.
fused an offer OF $4,000 made by
the National Athletic club OF this
city, TO meet Low Tender. tho Phiia.
delphia newsboy. in a six.round bout
at i35 pounds rinKside. Leonard was
10 receive $4,000 and Tender $4,000.
Gibson refused then Tenders man.
ager added: Let him have tho en-.
tire purse. win. lose or draw, for
Lew can beat him" Gibson replied
81 will not let Leonard box Tender
NJ 1885 pounds ringsido for a million
dollars"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
SPORTSMEN TO
HUNT DEER IN
AIRSHIPS NOW

ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS. n.
Y. Oct. a.-Sportsmen remaining for
the hunting seaaon In the Adiron-
dacks are discussing tho feasibility Of
using airplanca for the purpose Of
locating the feeding grounds OF the
deer. During flights made az pas
rengcrs In an airplane from Platts-
burg, that has recently been oper-
ated at Lake Placid and In that
vicinity, some OF the aportsmcn there
claim 90 have obtained n good idea
OF the haunts Of the deer. and II Is
probable that with the opening OF the
hunting season another machine will
be put In service for the express pur-
pose OF locating the best hunting
grounds,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
GULLS NOT FOR SALE

MOBILE, Ala. oct. 9--President
John ID. Logan Of the local Southern
league baseball club has turned down
two offers for the local franchise
one from w. III. Rowe. millionaire
oil man from Shreveport. La. and
the other from Macon Ga. business
men. Mr.. Logan said the Gulls were
not for sale 10 any one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
ny TOM s,yopE

written for the United Press
CHICAGO. Oct. CUBA Is on the
world series map.
The sunny isle got there for min
ute last Friday. when fenor Adoifo
Luquc pitched the last inning Of the
third series game Of 1919. between
the battling Reds and the white SoK.
at Chicago. and retired the top OF thf
Chicago batting order ms fast as the
sluHEcfs appeared
Luauc took ut another lost cause
az Cincinnati yesterday. when the
seventh game Of the series was con.
tested before the smallest crowd that
has scsn a world series game since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
CHIEF BENDER HAS
RUN OF BAD LUCK

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Oct. o.
Chief Bender. returning here from
Richmond. suffered n double dose OF
hard luck. While out hunting he
fell and broke leg, and then his
wife fell downstairs In a local de.
partment store and broke a leg, The
two cripples are laid up in the same
local hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
Two Stays Fall
From One Shot

LONDON. Oct. Capt. George
Ware of Glenheld went out deer.
stalking for this first time and
brought down two stays with one
shot on Deanich Deer forest. One
stag was perfect royal and the
other a good six.pointer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

Cincinnati Il the last but ono
Of the present National league
clubs which has never won "a
nag. By a strange coincidence.
Pat Moran was the baseball
Moses 20 lead two cities cut OF
the wilderness. Philadelphia In
1918 and Cincinnati In 1919. ~.
Louis alone has not won Ma
tionai league bunting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
CUBAN WORKS WELL AGAIN IN
LOST CAUSE ON CINCY MOUND

1908. Again nothing came Of his
pitching except a lot q good hurting
by the famous bun pen artist.
Luque pitched 20 just 10 batters
in the four innings he worked. He
famed five Of them. and the only
man to hit him safely was John Col.
line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
GILROY WINS OVER
GORE IN ANGEL GO

Johnny Gilroy ran W a win over
Tommy Gore in the state three.
cushion title play at Brown q
Hulcn's last night 20 the tune of SIS
TO is. Johnny ran out his string
In ~ innings. Johnny Anderson was
eliminated last night when he lost
to Jess white in n tough game. IS
TO al.
DR.. Lake and Tommy Gore meet
tonight and Friedman meets Wal.
lace. A defeat for either Lake or
Erllchman eliminates them from the
tourney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
GIRL COMPLETES LONG
MIDWAY SWIM IN DARK

LONDON. Oct. s.--Miss Frances
Turner, 10. created something OF
record on the Midway when she
swan 10 miles in three hours and 80
minutes here recently. The last two
miles were swum in complete dark.
ness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
ny ROSS TENNY
written for the United Press,

CHICAGO, oct. 0.--PitchinR heroes
have thus far been hogging the lime.
light In this world series. but ut
last a swatung star is showing the
big series fans that he's entitled 10
be Chased IN the first magnitude
outfit" In which he earned place
in many regular seasons.
Joe Jackson. OF the White Sox, Is
the big noise In tho 4.to.1 controversy
In which Eddie Clcotte finally broke
the 1919 world series leo for himself.
lie Is the one big slugger on either
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
YELLING VS.. RIVERS

Ray Rivers, the little Los Angeles
lightweight. now making his home In
New York. will meet Joe yelling OF
Chicago In a 1oround bout at kaia.
mazoo. Mich, on October 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
Eek AT HALF

Ray Eckman, quarterback candi.
date. hds been shifted to halfback
on the University of Washington
eleven, according to reports from the
campus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
MRS. TY COBB ILL

AUGUSTA. Ga. Oct. e.-Mrs. Ty-
rus Cobb. wife OF the famous "Geor-
Ella Peach Is critically III at local
sanitarium The famous batsman ar.
rived here today from the West.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
SWIMMING DATE ALLOTTED

ATLANTA. Ga. Oct. o.--Thc 1920
swimming championships for the
South viii be held here, II was de.
cldcd AT n meeting OF the Southern
A. a. u. tonight. Old officers were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
OPEN SEASON

Broadway opens the high school
football season Saturday against the
Queen Anne eleven. The tilt is
scheduled for 2 .. m. at the Seattle
ball park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
THOMPSON WINS

OAKLAND. Oct. Jack Thomp.
son. colored heavyweight. won the
verdict over Tom Cowler. Of England.
In four.round bout here last
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
cRouNDKEErER CHANGES

After 81 years as groundk ~pcr at
the University Of Pennsylvania Ath.
lctic field. William Ren~lck. known
to thousands "a "scotty." viii take
charge Of the Haverford College
grounds this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
Robert Koohl

Robert Kochler Of Chicago has
been unanimously elected captain of
the 1919 Northwestern university
football team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

Summary; Twobase hits. Col
Inns. Oroh Sacrifice hits. y. Collins
Double plays Kopf TO Daubcrt
Baxca on balls Oft Clcotte. 3.
Struck out-By cicotte. 4. by Fisher.
!. by buque Q. -Four runs. nine hits
off Saliee in Ia innings. no runs.
no hits off Fisher in 20 innings: no
runs. one hit off Luque in 4 innings
tmpires Quigiey. National. At
plate. Nsliin. American, first base.
I.iglcr. National. second base. Evans.
American. third base.
Time Of game so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

A cubsn promoter IL 10 New YORK Try
Ing 90 line up National and American
league toss.rs 20 come 20 cuba for the
winter 20 play ball. De isn't having
much success according 60 the report a.
the players seem 20 want their winter .
rest Mike GoBEaies. Giant catcher. may
organize couple 81 teams for the island
trip. lie has done this before. and knows
the ropes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

GHIIEs@2

Manager stsIiinx- IL In the msrtet
for . good left handed pitcher, ne.
eordinE 90 reports from the Iasi. w
We remember rightly, stsiiinss sold
AT seff, sfsek ssuthpaw. 10 the
New York Giants in the middle OF
the season. And thsn Boston won
aers what 10 the matter with the
braves.