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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31
GAUT TO MEET
STIRLING FOR
TITLE
Big Gallery Will Be in Evi-
dence to Watch Peerless
Golfers of Dixie Compete.

Miss AleXa Stirling and Mrs, Dave
Gaut are meeting Saturday afternoon
az . O'Clock on the links Of the Mem
PMS Country club for the Southern
Women's golf championship. Both Miss
STIRLING and Mrs. Gaut eliminated all
contestants by playing brilliant golf
throughout the tourney, and as both
are on their game ii is expected that
fought.
Mrs. Gaut is facing the national
champion with the utmost confidence
mat she is going to be victorious, and
this is the reason that Mrs. Gaut has
been able to defeat her opponents so
tar. She has shown unlimited nerve
in all the tight places she has been
in, and when the critical situations
arose this plucky little Memphis woman
has settled down and played real golf,
overcoming obstacles that would have
Col. DOGGY.
Miss Stirling is another who pos
sesses iron nerves, and it will be a
survival Of the fittest when this pair
meets. The course is wet from the
heavy rain of Friday night.
Other Matches On.
Other matches are being played in
addition to the championship compe-
tltlon, which very naturally holds the
limelight. Following are the results and
pairings in the remaining flights:
Results In Semifinals Of Championship
Flight.
Mrs. Dave Gaut defeated Miss Minna
Beasley, Z and 5.
Miss Alexa Stirling defeated Mrs. r.
Paul Towner, 5 and 4.
Palrings In Finals Of Championship
Mrs. Gaut VS., F Miss Stirling. = nm
Results In Semifinals of Presidents
Trophy Flight,
Mrs. Mckay Van Vleet defeated Mrs.
Frank Dooley, 6 and s..
Miss Marie Moriarty defeated Mrs.
S. +. Nabers, 2 up.
Palrings In Finals Of Presidents Trophy
Flight.
Miss Marie Moriarty VS.. Mrs. Mckay
Van Vleet. 1910 am.
Results In Finals Of Association Trophy
Flight.
Mrs. Imam Sanders defeated Mrs,
N. W, Johnston, A and 3.
Results in Finals Of soIace Trophy
Flight.
Mrs. j.. N. Hodges defeated Mrs. S.
W, Crosswell, 4 and 2.
Results In SemiflnaIs Of Consolation
Championship Flight.
Mrs. ]. M. Taylor defeated Miss Irma
Lesser, 2 up.
w. Armstrong, 2 up.
PaIrines In Finals Of Consolation Cham
plonship Flight.
Mrs. J., NJ, Taylor VS.. Mrs. ]. S.
Shortle, 10 am.
Results In Semifinals Of Consolation
Presidents Trophy Flight.
Mrs. j. S. Bollard defeated Mrs. Rob-
ert Polk, s and T..
Mrs. H. ]. Livingston defeated Mrs.
| Joe Venn, 2 up.
PaIrings In Finals Of Consolation Pres
dents Trophy Flight.
] Mrs. ]. S. Bollard VS., Mrs. H. ]. Liv-
ingston, 1905 am,
Results In Finals Of Consolation Solace
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Rochester 6-l, Toronto So.
At Buffalo %, Binghampton SIS.
At Reading 2-5, Baltimore 81.
At Jersey City 1875, Newark 2-5,
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Little Rock Travellers Cut
Down Lead by Winning
Three Games.

Despite three successive defeats Of
New Orleans by Little Rock, which
jumped from fifth to second place In
the slx-day period, which closed the
sixth week Of the Southern association
Friday. the Pelicans still have a four
game lead for championship honors this
season.
The New Orleans club began It's
northern tour of 10 days Tuesday with
a record Of q victories to eight defeats.
But even with heavy hitting-an aver
agea Of 10 hits In seven Eames-the
Pelicans were humbled Thursday by the
Travellers in an thinning contest and
twice Friday in a double header, one
game OF which was a l5-inning inning
battle for a three-to-two score.
This was after the Pelicans had won
four straight games, ga double-header
and a single from Nashville n one
trio in two days, completing their quar-
tet of four victories of five matches
after q previous win from Birmingham.
Chicks Show Form.
Memphis, tail-ender, showed good
form by trouncing Atlanta thrice and
by splitting even with Mobile in a
double header Friday when all a%ssocia-
ton teams played a two-game bill. The
Chicks, however, remain at the bottom
of the percentage table with a handi-
cap Of two and n half games
Birmingham slipped from second to
third place, losing twice to Chattanooga
and once to Little Rock, The BarOns
trimmed the Lookouts once and tied q
game with them.
Nashville dropped from third to fifth
place, to share the honors for that
place with Atlanta who fell from
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31
GOOD CATCHER AVAILABLE

Right In the grasp Of the Chicks Is
George Block, one Of the best eatchers
and all.round players who ever served
In the big minors. He Is a free agent
at his home, Paducah, Ky, being an
old teammate Of Dixie Carroll. In a
letter received by Dixie from a friend
Block declared he would like to get on
with tho Memphis club.
He has seen a few years service IN
the Western league, both as atcher,
as an lnfieIder and outfleIder. He hits
around 1896 to $50 consistently, is a
splendid base runner and during the
enforced layoff Of Red Smith would fin
the gap In every way.
While with Denver three years ago
Block won the pinch hitting record NJ
ail times. On the bench with q spiked
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31
SHAW TO PLAY.

SHAW, Miss, May 81. (Spl)-Shaw's
undefeated ball club will play Mana
ger Roy Rhodes fast bunch from
G~reenville here next Wednesday after
o In a game with the same team
here yesterday, with Shaw at the bat
and no men down, and with the score
20, rain stopped the game in the last
half Of the fifth inning. In a game
played at Greenvllle several days ago
81.
A g%randstand. which should he COM
pleted this week, Is being erected by
the local association. Interest in the
game In this part of the state Is rum
ming high and preparations are being
made to handle a large crowd next
Wednesday
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31
KID AGAIN.

Kid Elberfeld, Little Rock manager,
has been indefinitely suspended by
President John D. Martin OF the South.
ern league, following a rhn-in the Kid
had with Umpire George Blackburn in
Little Rock three days ago. The UNI
pire called up the president owe long
distance and stated that EIberfeId, In
a painful wound.
The league president accordingly Jus
pended Elberfeld and notified him to
that effect. Elberfeld has also been no.
titled that such tactics as spIkina UNI.
plres viii not be tolerated In the South
ern league.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31
NeW Orleans PeLs Still
Leading Southern League

fourth. The Volunteers in a disastrous
week dropped three contests to tho
Pelicans and won their single victory In
a double-header with the Crackers.
Atlanta won two games and lost four,
three Of the latter tits to Memphis.
Chattanooga had an even break, trim
ming the Barons twice, tleing them for
one match and losing one. The Look
outs, who remain at seventh place, lost
tho other contest to Mobile.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31

ana HONE IOSI, sam n
of any player so far Il
Atlanta leads in C
plete averages follow:
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49, hands. down IN the nlnth,
Thristenbury fumbled Tommy Mean
lan's %grounder long enough to give the
Mobile shortfielder a life at first. Schep-
ner and Summa followed with hits that
tied the score and in the tenth Man
ager Bob Coleman came up and laid
the ball into the charcoal pile, giving
Mobile the game by the count of 6 to 5.
, The second game was won by Mem
phis, the Tribe showing a savage attack
and battering three pitchers hard in
the seven inning affair. Bill Ellis
started and was succeeded by UT, who
gave way to Hasty. All were ineffect-
i've, the Chicks winning easily by the
score Of s to l.. Hugh Caravan pitched
for the Chicks in the second affair and
had an abundance of stuff, turning
back the Mobilians with ease, striking
out nine of them.
Tiny Goodbred was on the mound in
the opener for Memphis and was OPP
posed by Prof. Virgil Day. The game
was a see-saw affair from beginning
to end, with first the Chicks and then
the Bears assuming the lead. Errors
played a big part in the scoring of both
clubs, and with the proper support runs
would have been as scarce as BolSh-
eviki around barber shops.
Bears Score First.
The Bears counted in the first inning
via three hits and an error by Cy
Barger, who is filling in at left field.
The Chicks scored three in the second
and Mobile came back m tied the
score in the third by scoring a couple.
Memphis took the lead by scoring one
in their half of the third. Mobile scored
one In the fourth and tied the count
at four-all. In the seventh the Chicks
went into the lead again by scoring a
run, 1t looked as If the Tribe had
the game sewed up. until the ninth
when Mcmillan got on via an error by
Christenbury and scored the tying run,
which was followed by Coleman's
smash to left for the circuit, which
beat the Chicks. Day gave way to a
pinch hitter In the ninth and UT sue
seeded him. UT was ineffective and
got in hot water and Fulton finished
the game. The Chicks threatened to
rally in the tenth, getting two men
on with one gone, but Griffin and
Lewis couldn't deliver.
Griffin hit a home run in the third
inning over the left field fence,
tIn the nightcap affair the Chicks
started early and pounded Bill Ellis
hard, the Piggott Propeller being in
effective. The Chicks scored four runs
in the third, more than enough to win,
by punching hits. -Four more were
registered in the fifth. UT again went
to the mound and then Hasty, a lanky
right-hander. The game only went
seven innings.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31
sTECHER THROWS CUTLER

+INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May 31.--Joe
stecher, of Nebraska, defeated Charles
Cutler, of Chicago. in a wrestling match
here last night, winning in two straight
falls. Stecher won both falls with a
body scissors, taking the first in 80
minutes ane the second In 6h minutes.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31

the Memorial day double O"I 81 .'+s~
wood, which was split two ways, proved
that the Tribe Is going to give other
clubs plenty to do in %subdulng them
from now on.
Only for an unfortunate error by Lou
christenbury the Chicks Wou have
won a double header from Mobile he
decision at first was close, and i'm
plre Orth Collins gave II TO McMinan,
who was on the runways. From the
coop It looked as II the umpire was
right and that the decision was cor,
rect. christenbury fumbled the ball
m~omentarlly and Mcmillan being a fast
man was down there before the pill
arrived.
Tho Tribe showed a batting strength
that they were not thought 10 possess,
and gave all Of Manager Coleman's
pitchers a busy Afternoon In stopping
them. Manager Coleman used every one
OF his five pitchers during the two
games and none Of them was effective,
but were arrayed with a flock OF horse
shoes In the opening game that gave
them tho decision.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31
Continues To Top
All Southern SWdtsmiths
Memphis Center Gardener Pounding Ball at $40 Clip
Peters, of Barons Is Runner Up With 1856

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TM IKE CARROLL, Chick center gardener, continues to lead all South
~ M games Of Tuesday reveal that Dixie is still in front of the Martin
HA!HM procession by a good margin. Catcher Peters,, OF he Birmingham
RSGNW club, is second with 1856 Lou ChrsCnhury and Pug Griffin, Chick
ET1 nfelders, are in the 300 circle, hitting ,37 each.
W8NW AIRY Gilbert, of New Orleans, ard eddie Mcdonald. of BIZ
10y mingham, are tied for stden-base. honhs, with eight each Tor
and none lost. Sam Mayer, captain of the Crackers has secured the most hits
of I'M player so far hiss season, having baued safely 40 times in 80 games.
Atlanta leads in club batting an Birmingham IN club fielding. The COM
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31
MOBILE.
MEMPHIS

Summary: Two-base hits-Canavan,
Lewis. Sacrifice hits-High,
Barger, Griffin, Carroll. Innings pitched
BY Ellis Q Pa, with 4 runs and Z hits
Zone on base and 3 out when relieved;
by UT Ia. with 3 runs and 4 hits
Zone on base and none out when re
lieved). Passed ball-Coleman. Wild
pitch-Ellis. Base on balls-Off Ellis l,
off UT /, off Caravan 8. Struck out
BY Ellis /, by UT ., by Caravan 9.
T~ime--1:45. Umpires-Johnson and Col
Inns.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31
TYRUS COBB IS
IN HIS USUAL
PLACE
Georgia Peach Assumes Con-
troll of Batting Lead in the
American League.

YRUS COBB, the most lus-
peach Of them all, has
moved into first place
among American league
batters. and is now hitting
.S77, which is the highest
Of any hitter in the
Younger circuit wally
SchanR If the ROst0n Red
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31

Sox. is second with AIS. Eddie Collins,
NJ the White Sox, leads the base steal
ers with II to his string.
The $50 hitters and better follow:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31
CHICKS DIVIDE
DOUBLE BILL
With BEARS
opener COPIED by Mobile in
Tenth When Coleman Hits
Homer-Tribe Cops Second
BY o PIeuE.

BY BOB PlGUE.
OU
Memphis shortstop, is the
reason the Chicks failed to
win two games over the Mo-
pile Bears at Russwood Fri
day afternoon. With the
score standing 5 and 4 for
Memphis and with two
hands down in -.thA. ninth
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31

tor. hitting the ball at a SFo cup
Ivan Olson, nt Brooklyn, Is leadlnE
the base s~tealers with 10. The ESQ hit
tors and better follow
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31
'Hit for Day in ninth.
Score by innings

Score by innings r.
Mobile ,....,,.....1 0 2 900 Q | IL
Memphis .........0 3 l 0 0 0 l 0 0 0-5
Summary: Two-base hit-High. Home
runs-Griffin, Coleman. Sacrifice hit
Miller, Double p~lays-Goodbred to
Christenbury to Griffin; High to Crit
fin. Innings pitched-By Day s, with s
runs and II hits; by UT, ! Id, no runs,
struck, out-By Day l., by UT /, by
Goodbred 2. Time-2:20. Umpires-
johnson and Collins.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31

At Norfolk 8, Portsmouth g.:
AZ Newport News OF, Suffolk 70.
Al Richmond 20, Petersburg la,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
New Orleans at Memphis.
Atlanta at Birmingham.
Chattanooga at Nashville.
Mobile at Little Rock.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland at Chicago.
St. Louis at Detroit.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
, Chicago at st. Louis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31
IkeSportM5:
.. Spotlight

T MUST BE ADMITTED
that those Chicks Of Cyrus
Barqer, although they are
leading the league upS'~e
down., look much bette" ,
ball club than when they lett
Memphis some days ago Tor
a swing around the circuit.
The brand Of ball played IN
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31

The Liberty league shifts to Loeb
field for their weekly double header
sunday afternoon and n couple OF good
games should be served the amateur
followers, who have recognized now the
fact that the Liberty league is, beyond
question, the best amateur league
formed in Memphis in many years,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31
BUSHWAH LEAGUE.
STANDING Of Club,

Standing Of Clubs.
Team Won. Lost, Pct,
DoOlcys b Nh
Van Nleets ..........,. 1867
Sundays Game-Hodees Field.
After a weeks idleness the Van
Vleets and Dooleys, of the Bushwah
lea que, will resume play nj Hodges
field Sunday morning. Last Sundays
game was called off because OF wet
grounds.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31
N IN HOT WATER.

The fans were riding Umpire Harry
Johnson throughout the afternoon and
when the arbiter attempted to
the batteries for the second game he
was unable to make himself heard, so
great was the din Of hoots that were
hurled his way. However, the umpire
went on and worked without showing
any visible signs Of having been af-
fected by 1t,
Johnson appeared to he off on balls
and strikes and missed several on both
the Mobile and Memphis pitchers.
Moon Ducote, star football player Of
Auburn some years back, who Is play
Ing the outfleld for Mobile, struck out
all three times against Hugh Caravan
In the second game. Miller did like
wise.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31
LIBERTY LEAGUE.

oUndaYs GaMe-~Loeb FTeTd.
Park Taxi VS.. Choctaws. first game
40,
knights W., Express, second game,
Am.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31
VICTORY LEAGUE.

sundays Oanes-Loeb Field,
Drake Cleaners vs., Denies, first game
2,3O.
Prestonus Va. Concords. second game.
4;l6,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31

Things IN a baseball way should GER
tainly pick up at Loeb field Sunday
afternoon, when the Victory league
stages It's double header. II reports from
the different teams may be taken seri-
ouSly.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31

Team Won. Lost. Pet.
Smart Millinery Co. ...,. 2 ,667
white star Cycle ..,.... 500
Southern Boiler Works 3 .429
Sundays Games-Hodoes Field.
Southern Boilers VS., Smart Millinery,
first game, ESQ.
Chero- Colas VS.. white Star Cycles,
second game, Ans.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

AZ " dN' ~
At Dallas Z, Galveston l.
At Shreveport I'll, a Antonio Ia.
At Fort Worth Z, Beaumont 4.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

At Charlotte I, Columbia z.
AT Greenville "a, Charleston B, 90 in
ningS),
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31

At Pittsburgh R~H.E:
Cincinnati 30 0 $1,000 ! % 10 |
Pittsburgh 30 2000 '-3 5
Eller, Mitchell and Rariden; Cooper
and Sweeney.
At Chicago-First game. RH,E.
Chicago. ......3 o | o 0 0 0 % ID
St. Louis 20 2 2o1 1000 IS g. ?
Alexander, Martin, Carter and KILL
fer, DAILY; May, Ames, Horstman,
Meadows and Snyder.
(Second Game)
Chicago ......0 0 Q 000 0 o. 5 4
St. Louis 30 l 0 01200 90 . 2
Douglas, Carter and killifer, Good
win and Clemens,
Phiiadeiphia % OoOoOOoo- 5 !
Boston .......0 2 2 90 0 IS IL |
Jacobs and Adams; Rudolph and
Gowdy,
+ AT New York R.H.E.
Brooklyn ......0 O0OOlo 81 6 !
New York 30 0 | 1 0 0 - 10 0
Smith and Kruger; Barnes and Con-
znlac
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Standing Of Clubs
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THEIR EGGS on THE HENS OR
IN THE IIENHoUsE AND NESTS.
HENS LAY MORE EGGS ASp
CHICKENS fArrEN FASTER
AFTER DETHoL HAS uEES
Used. DRUG STORES SELL
DETHoI
iuiG6s -Wh!,c ,wyando,tc. barred Plymouth
tii,-I liz chamncri.ync Ay"nuc
fURlNA CHICK FEED
few dead CHICKS materially reduce
the prohts On hatch In o,de. 10
produce the largest number OF sturdy
chicks. you should follow the Pur!n.
feeding p!an ana use only Pur!na
Chicken Chowdcr and Purina Chick
Feed. Sold only in checkc-board SIS
pound. or IL" mound bags. at your
dealers or from B.auer & hasten.
Distributors. !2es East Cary Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24

DIsMANTLISG SHOPS. emitting boilers,
bridges aad heavy machinery Into port!
able lengths Is quickest and cheapest done
b. GiTy. as eli enc, cutting The Richmond
satisfactory service On. any cutting Job.
Tor call at 3"i West Broad Street FOR IN
estimate. w. d. Manning. Manager