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Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27
RETURNS FROM INSTITUTE

J. E. Tilford, principal of the Tomb stone public schools, passed through
 Bisbee yesterday on his way home
 from attending the county teachers institute, which concluded its ses- sions in Douglas yesterday evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27
EXTEND THANKS

The officials of the Warren Dis trict Relief association extended thanks and due credit yesterday to the members of the Baptist Sunday school for the donation by the latter to the Thanksgiving dinners of the poor in BIsbee. The gifts included, canned goods, potatoes, fruits, jel- lies, candies, nuts and cash to the amount of S5.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27
RETURNS FROM EAST

Dr. l.. D. Ricketts, who has been acting general manager of the C. x A. company during the absence or John c. Greenway, and who lately took a short trip to the east, has re- turned.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27
Tips Of tue TOlUn
sAeYs WEIGHT

Mothers in the Johnson Addition who would like to ascertain the cor rect weight of their children who are under school age may bring them to the office of the public health nurse today, tomrrw and Saturday after moons between and 3 o'clock The office adjoins the Shattuck employ ment office.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27
NOGALES SEEKING TO
 ESTABLISH Y. M. C. A.

NOCALES, Nov. 26-A movement has been inaugurated here to estab- fish a Y. M. C. A, and Roy 4. Dick erson, secretary of the association at Tucson, has consulted with local men in regard to raising funds.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27
BACK FROM VACATION

Maria Jeffrey, one of the most popular of the clerks at the Phelps Dodge store. has returned from a seven months vacation spent in Grass Valley and Nevada City, Calf.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27
THANKSGIVING SERVICES

Union Thanksgiving Day serVlces will be held at 10 o'clock this morn ing at the Presbyterian church. Ine program follows:
 Hymn. Invocation, the Rev. Charles Harsh man. ,1u, An Praise to Thee" Colling, Mrs Parks.
 ~Blessed Are Thy" D. Buck F. l. Blair .,,, Lesson from the Scripture, the Rev. w. P. Mitchell.
 Trombone solo. G. Maston.
 Prayer, Rev. John Fry.
 Sermon, the Rev. C. M. MatVhes' Hymn. Al, Benediction, the Rev. Jacob M White.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27
LEGION DANCE

The dance of the American Legion, which was scheduled for tonight has been postponed until Saturday night. It will be held at Maze hall, with the Legicn's jazz orchestra to furnish the music.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27
EIKs ATTENTION

All members of Bisbee Lodge NO s71 and visiting brothers are request ed to attend special meeting Saturday evening. November 29. lnitlaIloh anu business of importance. By order
 F.. B. MATHEWS,
 ,1oo1o1o Exalted Ruler.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27
FROM HEREFORD

J. Bert Policy, formerly constable here. and now rancher ill the Here ford section, was greeting Bisbee friends yesterday during a business rip 10 this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27
BACK FROM MOUNTAINS

Fl. A. Germain, cashier of the War ren-Bisbee Electric Railway. return ed yesterday from months trip in the Huachuca mountains
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27
REcovERs FROM ILLNEss

Miss Jennie Cooper. daughter of Mrs. Brandenberger of Black Knob View. Warren, has been quite ill for the rast few days but is now on the road to recovery, it was announced yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27
TUCSON CONVICTIONS

Henry A, Snearer, who was arrest ed in Cochise county for the illicit manufacture of liquor, has peer found guilty in the federal court and sentenced to four months i'm prisonment, $10O fine and $500 pen sltv to the internal revenue service Matt Keaton has been sentenced to one years Imprisonment, $1OO fine and $500 internal revenue penalty
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27
RETURNS FROM TOMBSTONE

Attorney Starr K Williams return ed yesterday from Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27
I. o. O. F. SOCIAL

A grand dance, social and package party will be given by the local lodge af l. O. O. F. at the hall to- night. Refreshments will be served, and a general invitation is extended to the public.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27
HERE FRoM PHoENIX

Mir. Chapman, leaser at the Hol brook mine, returned yesterday from Phoenix. where he has been staying because of i'll health.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27
VISITING FROM eARcEs

Richard Johnson, proprietor Of a dairy ranch near Garces, at the foot Of the Ruachuca mountains, was a business visitor in Bisbee yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27
eARcEs VISITOR

Joseph McCabe came in yesterday from Garces.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27

George w. Lang. president ot the Kay Copper company, the Unlteu Eastern company and the Feather River Mining company, who mas been visiting in Bisbee, returned to his home in Phoenix yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27

Let us bid on that next printing lob with you We can save you mon sy. Phone S9, Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-27
plREcoRs IN TOWN

Gordon R. Campbell and Thomas Hoatson, directors of the Calumet & Arizona company, arrived in Bisbee yesterday.
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-24
TECH ATHLETES
DEFY WEATHER
Maroon Squad Has Practice
on Soggy Field; First
Game Saturday

The wet weather of last evening
kept down the attendance at the
evening scrimmage of the Teen
High football squad. Captain Frank
and Coach Smith were on hand ana
ran the players through signals
while Tony wilsbach was given
plenty of practice kicking goals
from placement and from the field.
The big fullback also practiced goais
after touchdown. Doubtless he VIII
have plenty of opportunity In tne
games this year to kick great many
goals after touchdown.
Allentown First
The team is being primed Tor
Saturday afternoon when Allentown
High School will visit this clty.
Allentown has become natural
rival of Techs through being
member of the Central Pennsylvania
Basketball League. During the past
year Allentown entered one OF the
finest High Schools and gymnasiums
in the State. While Tech is sure OF
winning, Allentown will without n
doubt give the Maroon warriors a
good run.
After enjoying fine season OF
baseball, local sport followers are
keen for the thud of the pigskin.
Tech will start the season with six
or seven Varsity players in the
lineup frc4n last years championship
squad.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-24

Harrisburg fans have seen more
big league teams play this season
than in many seasons past. Mana
ger John Breckenridge of the Klein
Chocolate Company team, says there
are more coming If the good wealth
er holds out. He Is now at work
on plans for a big game Monday
as a part of the Welcome Home
program. Tomorrow the Klein
team will play the Boston Red Sox.
This game is scheduled to start at
3.45 p. m. All the big stars will be
in the Boston lineup, including
Babe" Ruth, the home run king.
There Is much interest in this city
as to whether Ruth will be able to
hit a four bagger. it is the belief
among fans that Ruth hits harder
with a fence in front of him. This
question will be answered to-mor-
row.
Other stars will include Hooper.
''Wally" Schang and "Stuffy" Me
Innis. The latter was one of the
Mack stars when the famous Athle-
tic aggregation was dismantled. Nc
Innis will be here with the big
bunch tomorrow.
The Klein Chocolate Company's
team will meet the Washington
American League nine on Biddlc
Field at Carlisle this afternoon at
4.30 o'clock. Biddle Field Is the
athletic field of Dickinson College.
and there is ample room for the
large crowd which will witness the
conflict.
Walter Johnson. premier hurier
OF the big Leagues, will accompany
the Senators to Carlisle, II has been
announced by Manager John
Breckenridge of Klein.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-24
Tech Athletes Take Up
Work With College Teams;
Hoerner Joins Harvard

William Hoerner. president of
last springs graduating class at
Tech, end on the football team, cap
tain of the baseball nine. president
of the Tech Social Dance Club, and
other titles too numerous to mention,
has enrolled at Harvard. With Val
entine Eager of the class of 1915,
they are the first Tech students ever
to matriculate at Harvard. Young
Hoerner also had as many nick
names, answering either to Bill,
"Borax Bill" NOISY BilT' or will
liam the Silent" He will pursue
a dental course.
Robert Andrews and Donald Tay-
lor, Tech graduates of several years
back, have gone to Princeton.
johnny" Beck. forward on last
years basketball team. and Hen
Kohlman of football and basketball
fame are at Bethlehem Prep. Beck
is out for an end position, and Kohl
man is at fullback for the Bethle-
hemites. They will receive a warm
welcome when Bethlehem comes to
this city to play Tech, November s.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-24

Chicago, Sept a. Pennsylvania
has the distinction of having the
greatest repres entatiou in the base
ball classic this year. Ten players
from that State will battle for the
highest honors in baseball four of
them are members Of the Chicago
White Sox. American League pennant
clnnati Reds.
The White Sox manager, William
! Gleason. heads the list Of ouakers.
Along with the fighting manager Is
Eddie Collins. Eddie Murphy. utility
outfelder and pinch hitter, and J.
Erskine Mayer. side-arm pitcher are
other members from Pennsylvania
The Reds have two pitchers, Ray B.
Rressler and Ed. Gerner, an outheld-
er. s R. Magee. and three infielders
Jacob Daubert. first base; Norris
Rath. second base. and James l.
Smith, third base. as members from
Penn State
Illinois Is Second
Illinois, where one END OK the
; premier events VIII pe staSSN - AN'
I in the list The Prairie state is rep
resented by seven players, six of
whom are members of the White SoN
and one is on the pay roll of the
Reds. Three OF the White SoN live
in Chicago. They are Sullivan, Wea-
yer and Gandil. Ray c. Schalk'
heads the list from Illinois for the
White Sox- Along with Schalk is
Byrd Lynn, George Weaver. Arnold
Gandil. alias Chick" guardian or
the initial sack. Grover Loudermilk,
the elongated right-handed pitcher.
ard John H. Sulligan. alias Lefty" "
n former Chicago professional
twirler. make up the others. II. o.
Eller, who one time was on tho
Comiskey payroll. is the only mem
ber from the state Of Abraham Lin
coin and Ulysses S. Grant on the
Cincinnati roster.
Ohio Is Tied
Ohio, where the other end OF the
worlds series will be played is
tied with California for third place
in the list of contributing states.
1t lays claim to four members. The
Buckeye state quartet are all mem
bers of the Reds. Henry Groh, star
third baseman and Earle Neale, out
nelder of Cincinnati. and Harry r
slim" Salee, pitcher and Henry w.
. SChrelper, uIlllS lhneloSIS'
California is represented with a
split delegation, three of its players
being members of the American
league club and one the National
league aggregation. The trio of Pa
cifc coast men are Joseph jenkins,
- catcher; Charles \. Risberg, short
stop; and Fred McMullin, utility in
fielders. William H. Ruether. for
mer member of the Chicago Nation
ais and now one OF the aces" on the
Reds pitching stan Is the other
member from the Golden Gate state
Michigan and Indiana will be rep
resented by three members each The
Gopher state delegation is solid for
the White Sex while the Hoosiers go
strong to the Red Legs. Michigan is
the home OF Eddie V. Cicotte. Harry
Liebold. alias Little Memo" outfield
er and Big Bill James. also hail from
Michigan. Eddie Roush. outfielder
OF the Reds. levin B. Duncan. an
other outfelder and William A Rar-
iGen, are tho Hoosiers on the Garry
Hermann pay roll.
Two states have contributed two
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-24
!DUCKPIN STARS
READY FOR WORK
League Season Opens Monday
Night on Academy Alleys;
Teams in Form

Bowling in the Academy Duckpir
League will start Monday September
%. w. E. Rowe has been re-elect-
ed president, and NJ. H. Booke
secretary and treasurer.
The winning team will get a silver
trophy offered by NJ. H. Books, and
there will be individual prizes
There will be fifty players. seventy.
five games and three matches each
week.
Teams and Players
The teams have adopted the nick
names OF American and National
League baseball clubs. The Lineup
of the various teams are as follows
Giants-W. e. Rowe, C. T. Stull
II. E. Page, William Colivaris, Cap.
tain W. r. Simmons.
Cubs-Charles z. Low. William
Shipiey. George Sible L. X. Burger
Captain John Nunemaker.
Red Sox-Jack Hoffman, Bot
Rugani. Robert Owens. 8. H. Gosnel
Captain William Worley.
Indians-Dutch warfel, Jack WIT
mer. William Starry. H. Martin. Cap
tain L. Fox.
Pirates-Becky Myers, Jack John.
son. Irma Harman, John Sempeles
Captain James Storm.
Senators-F. w. Kimmel, Pop
Miller. Lloyd Shields. John Buela
Captain Curl" Bamford.
Yankees-Robert Deiseroth, A.
Kerson, Ray Harmon, William Hoy
Captain John Taylor.
White Sox-Joseph Rogers, NJ
Fry. Al. Ehling. NJ. Banks, Captain
z. Smith.
Athletics-Georgs, Gordon, C. r.
Denny. II. Mcdonald, Oscar Howe,
Captain Jones Herbein.
Braves-Leo n. Rice. Sol Puglese,
Ross Burd. Tony Margaro. Captain
John Andrews
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-24
New Association to
Start With Big Bill

Windup. ten rounds: Jackie
Clark of Allentown, VS.. Len Row
lands, OF milwaukee,.
Semi-windup, eight rounds:
Joe McCarron, of Allentown, VS..
Young Earring, of Reading.
Second preliminary, six rounds:
Nate Isaacman, of Harrisburg,
VS.. kid" Shugrue, of Allentown.
First preliminary. six rounds:
Young Hoverter, of Allison Hill.
Harrisburg, VS.. X. o. Casey, of
West End. Harrisburg.
Place where shows will be
held, Chestnut Street Auditor
ium.
Time: Friday, September z6.
$50 p. m.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-24
FOOTBALL TEAMS WILL GET START SATURDAY = WORLDS
PENNSYLVANIA LEADS IN
WORLDS SERIES PLAYERS;
ILLINOIS STANDS SECOND

members each. These are Texas and
Massachusetts. Richard Kerr. pitch
er. is the Lone Star state represen-
tative on Comisky's club. while A
Roy Mitchell, also a mound artist Is
the Texas member of the Reds. Mass
achusetts has two veterans OF the
game. Patrick Moran. who piloted
the Cincinnati Reds 10 victory is the
National league representative, while
Jchn "Shano" Collins, outfielder rep
resents the junior organization. Ur-
ban Red" Faber. is the Iowa repre-
sentative in the premier event
Southern States
Three Southern states will be rep
resented in The series-Georgia, Ken
lucky and South Carolina. The frs:
named state contributes one member
each to the Reds and White Sox
Ivy B. Wingo, makes his home in
Georgia, while Claude Williams rep
resents that state on Comlskeys
club. General" Joe jackson. of the
White Sox. halls from South Carroll
la. Hervey Mcclellan, is from Ken
lucky, the home of thoroughbreds.
Vermont mas sent Raj. L. Fisher,
pitcher, to the Reds, and Missouri Is
represented on the same club oy
Nick" Allen, catcher and one time
member of the White Sox. New York
state is the home of three of the
participants in the big conflict; James
j. Ring. another New York represen-
tative in the series. is one OF the
leading twirlers of the Reds and
Charles II. See an outfelder is from
Long Island.
Connecticut has one representative
on the National league club. William
L. Kopf, the shortstop. Wisconsin
where numerous White Sox players
have played before coming to Chica-
go, claims only one member In the
baseball classic this season. He Is
Oscar Happy" Felsch, star outneld-
er OF the American league.
The little island of Cuba, where
baseball is becoming the national
game and the place from which sew
eral players have gone into the ma
jor leagues in this country, will have
its representative in the person OF
Adolpho LuQue, pitcher whose
hons is in Havana LuQue is mem
ber OF the Reds.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-24
Next Barrett Show to
Have Ten-Round Thriller
in Angelo-Logan Battle

In arranging a ten-round battle
between Billy Angelo and Billy Lo-
gan, Manager Joe Barrett is granting
the requests of many fight fans.
These boys will meet at Olympia A.
c., Steelton, October l.
These boys fought the hardest
kind of a six-round battle at the
last Barrett show York fans will
come to see this show 200 strong.
Barrett is busy arranging three
other bouts. of six rounds each, in
which he says, there will be many
thrills. The following we'll known
boxers, will be paired with opponents
their equals or better. Young Full
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-24
Liverpool Wants to Play
Game With Strong Team

Liverpool Is anxious to play in
Harrisburg and will meet any team
West End is preferred, but any good
team will be considered. 1t was
planned to have Liverpool take on
the Pennsy Elects. but the latter was
defeated at Liverpool last Saturday.
1t will not be an expensive attrac-
tion as the Liverpool management
would like to have local FANS see his
team at work. Liverpool has de-
feated the Fleets. ShamolSin Dam.
Danville. Ickesburg. McAllisterville
and other strong teams. -