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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28
HIT THE ROAD FOLLOWING MONDAY GAM
WenzLer Earns Shot at
Second Title of Year

his drives and s~teadiness upon the
10 top>it off he Mas youth. vitality
and stamina plus a bale OF confidence
and only a few faults. Moreover, he
has known tournament play before and
Is not picked to wilt down when the
Young Wenzler has been packing
around a bag Of sticks for a number
OF years now and does his own think
ing He got the right sort Of start
without the usual errors and his game
has improved wonderfully as a result.
Anyone who doubts 1t has only TO look
back to his record In the TH-SAte
for convincing evidence.
Weaver Has Experience.
Against this line Of gossip Weaver
hackers contend the kid hasn't a chance
not wen a glimpse at the crown.
Maintaining that the veteran. entry ts
flashing the greatest form Of his lengthy
career they insist that he Will romp
over the youth somewhat in the man
ner of a locomotive running down a
pair OF roller skates.
Weaver has been there before and
is we'll hardened to gallery gaze. an
asset that helps when The strain Is
In the city tournament he has been
consistent all the way and has no IN
tentions of blowing up Al)the last mo-
You may pick the winner IL you like.
but II YOU would rather wait a week
the final returns viii show the correct
The results of the semifinals follow:
CHAMPIONSHIP.
D. S. Weaver defeated M. j, n
II. r. wenzler defeated NJ. F. DOb'
SECOND FLIGHT.
Nate sawrie defeated G. w. Patter-
]. M Buckingham defeated t. J.
Turley, 1 up. - holes
G. o. Warning defeated D. G. Gautt
Fl. c. Mcclellan defeated e. G. Tate,
FOURTH FLIGHT.
W. V; Moore defeated John Cum
J., P, Parker defeated X. G. Duff
FIFTH FLIKHT.
W. C. Hunt defeated ]. e. Boague,
j. X. Rutland Jr., defeated F. Tim
SIXTH FLIGHT.
+. /. Fowler defeated w. p. Maury
!" "A. Russell defeated W. s, Law.
renee, ga. ."
The pairings for the finals are:
CHAMPIONSHIP. .
D, s. Weaver VS.. II. B. Wenzler.
SECOND FLIGHT.
Nate Sawrie VS.. J.. M. Buckingham.
THIRD FLIGHT.
G. o. Waring VS., H. c. McKeller.
81 FOURTH FLIGHT,
w. V. Moore VS.. J. ". Parker.
FIFTH FLIGHT.
W. C. Hunt VS.. J. X. Rutland, Jr.
SIXTH FLIGHT.
E. L. Fowler VS.. J. A. Russell.
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Wenzler in Rares Form.

Young Wenzler was In the rarest sort
OF form Sunday when he soaked Dob
bins with his score of eight up and
seven. The kid was simply there from
every angle of the well-knQwn game,
His drives were straight and true and
his work on the green's was steady,
Dobbins was up against too tough a
proposition, therefore. and Wenzler
waltzed off to a lead that he never lost.
Dobbins not only vas trimmed but
he wasn't allowed a hole. He was six
down at the turn and two holes later
he was out Of It entirely. The fact OF
wrong foot and never righted himself.
Defeat stared him bang in the eye and
he couldn't dodge.
Owing to the rains of Sunday the gal
lery following the pair was not as
large as had been expected but was eX-
ceptional under the circumstances.
Enter the Dope.
Immediately following the early
termination Of the struggle dopesters
repaired to the death chamber. for
merly known as the gay nineteenth, and
stirred the dope. When the session
was over 1t was generally conceded
that a sprightly. youth would be the
next champion Of the city. Doc Time
was making threatening gestures at
another old timer, and 1t was figured
that the veteran Weaver would be salt
ed down in tasty style when the finals
were over.
Gallery gods pointed out the fact
that Wenzler has everything that makes
up a golfing bird of the rarest plumage.
He has power and direction back of
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28
Meets D. S. Weaver in Finals
of City Championship Bus
mess CompeIS Veteran NJ. j.
Condor to Default.

Young Henry Wenzler gets his second
crack at a title this season when he
tackles d. $. Weaver In the finals Of
the city golf championship some day
this week. The match will be over the
36-hole journey, at the Memphis Coun-
try club, but the exact late of the ar
fair has yet to be determined.
Weaver and Wenzler entered the
finals Sunday when Martin ]. Condor
defaulted to Weaver and Wenzler rolled
back M. +. Dobbins 81. Pressing bust
ness draws the veteran Condor from
the city this week and rather than de-
fault in the finals he gave up the ghost
one step In advance.
Had business not interrupted play,
Condor and Wenzler would probably
have met for the second time in the
same season in their quest for a title.
In the finals of the recent Tri-State
tourney Condor and Wenzler ran afoul
Of each other and the veteran checked
the rushing youth after a tough
struggle.
All indications pointed TO a renewal
OF the debate. when both gotNas far as
the semi-finals but when Duchess step
ped In the bubble and the dream blew
up with a loud bang. .
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28
JACK BR|TTON AND
LEWIS MEET AGAIN
Welterweight Championship
at Stake When Ancient
Rivals Toe Mark.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., July 2S.-An
effort to regain the worlds W~elterweight
boxing Championship from Jack Britton,
Of Chicago, present titleholder, will be
made in an eight-round bout here to-
night by Ted ("Kid') Lewis, of Eng
land. Lewis was knocked out by Brit
ton In the ninth round of a bout sew
eral months q and as no decisions
are permitted in this state. Lewis must
win In the same way to become cham
pion again.
The title has changed hands twice
previously between the two fighters on
referee decisions, Britton winning In
1916 and Lewis In 1917. The two box
ers have met in many no-decision con
tests. ..
The champion, n ring veteran, witt
IA years experience, is "a years, old
while the challenger who donned tne
gloves professionally nine years ago, Is
rs wears old.
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BUSHW LEAGUE.

Standing Of Clubs.
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NEW o%UTFIELDER.

Another new outtlelder has been
by the Memphis Chicks and Is
expected to arrive some time Monday
In time to leave with the club on It's trle~
to Birmingham. His name is COLLEEN
berger and he halls from RuleVllle,
Miss, where he has been playing ball
for a fast senl.p pro outfit,
~colienberaer has been recommended
TO the Tribe by several we'll. posted
baseball men. Bob Higgins, Cracker
catcher, sought collenberqer several
times, having heard that he has the
class to make good in the Southern.
Several shifts are planned when Col.
Ienberaer SLOWS up, one OF which VIII
be TO send Lou Christenbury to the
outfield, where he unquestionab'y be-
longs.
During the Saturday game ut Russ
wood, some fans got so excited when
the Barons were stalling for time 10
let Pitcher Morrison warm up that they
tossed pop bottles out on the field,
'mlio Vannueci, park patrolman,
promptly elected the bottle throwers,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Louisville 10, Minneapolis "a.
At Toledo TIA, Milwaukee SIS.
At Indianapolis rs, Kansas City 81
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

STANDING o, Clubs,
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EDDIE FOSTER KISSED.

When Eddie Foster was removed
from the mound In the sixth Sunday,
he was sent away with a storm OF
Kisses In his ears, the Gift Of fans In
the stands who had watched him make
an unsuccessful stand against the 1a.
ronlal bats.
It marked the first time that a home
pitcher or player has ever been so
shamefuliy treated In the history Of
Memphis baseball.
II might be borne In mind by some
~thoughtless fans that only snakes and
geese hiss.
Good lead loft men are scarce In this
league, but we respectively call your at
tention to Edward Mcdonald, of the
Birmingham Barens, Eddie Is old and
is supposed to be dim of eyesiEht and
tottering of frame, but the fact remains
that In the W games he has playeu
against the Tribe, Eddie has gotten on
base eight times out OF 10 trips to the
plate,
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when the Tribe made a feeble rally, the
fans were pulling as hard as they were
panninp In the sixth. Which proves
that the ways Of a baseball bug are un.
f~athomable,
Billy webb, Birmingham third base
man, has not played in the W games
the Barons and Chicks have staged.
Billy was a victim OF ptomaine pol
soning while the team was in Little
Rock, and has not yet recovered, sun
day was the first time he has been In
uniform In the past three days.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28
OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES

table treatment that you can secure
from your W druggist. Fifty years
age s. S. s. was discovered and riven
10 suffering mankind. During this
period it has. proven its remarkable
remedial properties and has relieved
thousands OF cases OF disease caused
by poor blood. You can be relieved.
but you must take s. S. S. Take IL
II only pimples appear. for they denote
bad blood and may be followed by the
sufferings from torturing skin erup-
tons. Therefore be sure. Don't take.
chances. don't use lotions. II yours
is a special case, write for expert med
ical advice. Address Medical Director,
25S Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Georgia.
adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Binghamton 2, Toronto 5.
At Buffalo SIS. Rochester 80.
At Jersey City 3-1, Newark 90.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28
MEMPHIS.

Ellis, Crews, Carroll. Sacrifice hits
Sumrna, Manda. Left on bases-Bir-
mingham 3, Memphis I Innings pitched
by Foster. S ia with 6 runs and 8
hits, n on base. one out when re-
.ieved, Stolen bases-McDonald, Stevon-
son, Hairston, glastonbury, Wild pitch
Foster. Bases on balls-0n Crews 5,
off Foster l, off Barger l. Struck out
BY Crews s, by Foster !, Hit by
piteher-Summa (by Barger). Time
1850. umpires-Pfenninger and Shihley.
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Standlnn Of Clubs,
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THE PASSING OF BLOCK.

ceoroe Block, who has been serving
az first. strlnu catcher OF the Chicks
for the past several weeks, turned IN
his uniform Sunday n Is no lonq<r
a Trlbesman. Block VIII return 10 "a.
duoah to resume his Job as fireman on
one Of the |. c, r. RS locomotives,
which he lett In order TO come to Mem,
phIs and give the Tribe a helping Nano
In their time Of need. A..
Block came TO Memphis at a time
when they had nc catcher, after Req
Smith was a casualty, and when the
team was losing game after game be.
cause Of the crying need OF a steady
backstop behind the plate. Block served
faithfully and we'll, While he did no
tlashy nail playing, no one can say that
he failed TO give to the uttermost OF
his ability. for there never lived a more
conscientious athlete than George
Mad Block been behind the plate DIR.
kino the time the Chicks were trying to
act alonu with a semlpro baekstop, the
team would be In the I'rst division 70.
day. Block served the CLUB we'll ne
helped them materially, and In his
passing there goes one OF the best
haekstops In Dixie. "a
Block was no Jimmy Archer. His
arm was not In the best OF shape, AND
In his batting he hit every ball on the
nose, only TO see Il land In some play
er's waiting paws, Thls Is the only
LEAGUE Block failed TO hit 800 In.
Bud Mercer, the young infie'der whc
was signed sometime ago, hut VINO waf
never able to report, win not come t'
| the Tribe. Mercer has not yet recov'
cred from an attack of malaria sus'
tanned while In Nashville, and as Y
viii be some time before he Is read,
to get In the game It was decidet
10 telease him from "A Chick contrae
and make room for someone else, \
Eddie Foster got ar assist on o frea'
play In the third inning sunday. Crew
hIt a rifle shot directly al Eddie, an
the Chick pitcher was struck on IN
tonneau with the ball, the pill carom
lng into Manda's hands, the Chick thlr,
nheseman throwing the runner out WIZ
ease,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28
WLHOIT ESTABLISHES
new BATTING RECORD

WICHITA, Kas., July 2S.-Joe VIII
MOTT center fielder for the Wichita.
western league baseball Club. estab-
lished yesterday what is believed 70
be a new worlds record by h.t..ng safe
ly In 46 consecutive games. Jack
Ness, of the Oakland club, in the Pa
oific Coast league, was reported in
1915 as hitting in IS consecutive games
wichita fans presented Without with
a purse of $500. Wilhoit's batting av-
erage in 1877 times at bat this season
ia 900
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28
PITCHER NOW
WITH THE RED CROSS

ATLANTA. Ga, July 2S.-pRvid j.,
Yates, former pitcher for the New York,
Yankees. is now with the southern di-
vision OF the American Red Cross, hay-
ing charge of field work for the bureau
of first aid. From the way Higgins
prides have been slipping down the lad
der recently It looks as though YAses
might well be with the New Workers
to practice his speciality.
Before joining the Red Cross forces
Yates, a st. Johns college all-round
athlete, was one OF Walter Camps ex-
pert athletic trainers, doing excellent
work at the air station at Pensacola,
Fla. In his new capacity he will give
much impetus to the extensive program
initiated by the Red Cross intended to
bring first aid courses more TO the fore
than ever
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28

Jack Fourier te%legraphed to Jim
Morley while the Angels were in San
Lake. calling off his bet, says the Los
Angeles Herald. Fournier was to give
Morley 81 for every home run, SO for
each triple and So for the doubles he
hit, while Morley was to give him 81
for each single Fourier made. when
Fourier left Salt Lake city he was
ahead of the game, but he hit a num-
Der of home runs in that city. In his
telegram Fourier said he would ex.
plain the reason for calling off the bel
when he returned home, Morley SAYS
Fourier was hitting 1877 when ths
proposition was made and that he Il
batting nearly 30 points higher now.
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S. s. s. Clears Skin of Erup.
housewives Poison From
the System.

Get 1t fixed in your mind thai skin
eruptions, Eczema. burning. itching
skin and all skin diseases are due en-
tirely 20 impure and infected blood. If
the trouble was on the outside of the
skin, by simply washing and keeping
It clean you could obtain re%lief--not
ever ointments, lotions and salves
would be necessary. Agree with us in
this belief. and your trouble can be
relieved-you can be entirely restored
to health. S. S. S. is a purely vege-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28
TWO HUNDRED HORSES
STABBED AT COLUMBUS

COLUMBUS. O., July ss.-More than
200 horses are apartered here for the
mid -summer Grand circuit race pro-
gram. which opens today with the free.
for-all pace as the first event and he
feature.
The s:o6 paee, the Elks' home purse
of So, 900, is another feature The re-
mainder Of the program will consist of
the 2:ls class trot and the 2:es class
trot. a4k
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28

Ew ORLEANS. La, July
2S.-No proverbial upsets ct
the thirteenth playing week
Of the Southern association
resulted at the close Of the
period Sunday, as all eight
teams were in their re-
spective places OF last week
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CHICKS FINISH
WEEK IN SIXTH
Three Wins and Four Losses
Race Practically Un-
changed,

~So~ EW ORLEANS. La, July
q !. J; !. 81. !. .: q. !. !. !. !. !. !. !. !: l: !: y: !: !: Z ! q. !. ]: ] ! !
2S.-No proverbial upsets ct
KZM the thirteenth playing week
A OF the Southern association
E~ resulted at the close Of the
period Sunday, as all eight
teams were in their re-
S spective places OF last week
~ with variations in margins.
New Orleans remained at h CHAINS
pionship place. although on a road
trip. The lead in the acc has wilderness
to two and a half games, Little Rock
Is second. with Atlanta pushing closely
less than two Ames. The Cracker
climb in the last few weeks has put
them in a good fighting place for the
pennant. They are within four games
of first place.
New Orleans was second best on the
circuit in playing this week. The Peli7
cans won five games of nine. The
record was one Of two from Little Rock
two of four from Nashville and two Of
three from Chattanooga. which in-
cluded a split in a double bill Sunday.
Little Rock lost a game more than.
was won. Victories each from New Or
leans. Birmingham and Atlanta were
to New Orleans and Birmingham and
two to Atlanta. +
Atlanta was first in playing honors
for the week. The Crackers finished
with six victories to three defeats. The
two of three from both Nashville and
Memphis was topped off by a split in a
double header Saturday with Little
Rock and a Is to l victory over the
Travellers Sunday.
Bears in No. 4.
Mobile remained at fourth place with
the margin widening between third. but
narrowing between fifth. The Bears
won three and lost four games
Birmingham. still at fifth place, Is In
a ~precarious position. Chattanooga ad-
vanced from seventh place to usurp the
Barons for a day, only to drop back.
Memphis Saturday tied the Barons for
fifth, but was trounced by Birming-
ham Sunday and sent back to sixth.
Birmingham, heading the last division
where margins exist IN fractions OF
| games, broke even on six contests.
Memphis, passed at sixth place by
Chattanooga in the week, regained II
and now holds it by two points. The
Chicks registered three wins and four
losses. Chattanooga. at seventh, d.
vided equally eight games, Nashville,
breakSg up a losing streak Of ter
straight games, finished again in cellar
place, but recorded four victories to five
losses during the week,
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Kid Gleason Is quoted IS pratstng
Dick Kerr with qualifications. The KID
says Kerr has everything but height,
that he is three inches shy Of what q
real honest to goodness pitcher should
be. Well. the Kid ought to know. be-
ing short himself and having heen a
pitcher, but how would he like such a
Compliment" paid him.
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CHRIS AND

ON the Memphis club there is a player
who isn't given 10 tttiking out. When
II comes to tanning this athlete isn't
there, for only once since he has been
a Tribesman has he been retired on
strikes, nls name Is Lou Christenbury
The last time that Chris famed the
breezes was on June IL.
Chris believes that II you take three
lusty swings there is at least a 3 TO !
chance that you viii csnneet Which
nav he the reason that Chris Is batting
,Ss2 and pressing Larry Gilbert hard
for the Southern league batting lead
ership.
Tandem 10 more tickle than Theds
Bara In the movies, For instance, IN
the sixth Sunday. when the Barons
were ripping the off the bail and
scored five runs, the bugs appIsoded
derisively and roasted the Chicks to Z
crisp. But In the seventh and eighth
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-28

y ASSOCIATED
AMATEURS
M. A. A. TENNIS.

Tennis players who are entered in the
Memphis Associated Amateurs tennis
tournament are urged to be on hand
at Hodges field at 8 pm. Monday to
take part in the unfinished matches In
the first round and the opening of the
second round. Players who were SEIZED.
uled to play Sunday have had their
matches set back until Monday after
noon, Players who are to participate
in the second round should be on ham
also.
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WIN

ST. LOUIS, July '2S.-w. B. storer
and Raymond Tenney of Centralia. nj
defeated George Pasmore and Daniel
Dlese. OF TINS city, 6-3. ell. 60, 1-6
and Ga. in the junior doubles Of the
Central States Tennis tournament here
yesterday.
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Ianta 10 meet the climbing Crackers IN TWO games on Wednesday nv
Thursday. After this pair Of contests have been indulgeA in the Chicks
will return to Birmingham and play the Barons two games. Evidently
the schedulemakers must have had a bratnstorm when they made dates
like these. @@ ~
After the two-day stay in Birmingham the Tribe will drop in on
the New Orleans Pehcans for three games, beginning Friday and extend
ing through Sunday. The next stop after leaving New Orleans will be
Mobile, where the Tribe will go up against Bob Colemans Bears in a
trio of battles, which will end on Aug. 8.
The. Chicks will then return to Memphis for a protracted stay
opening here on Aug. 10 with the leagueleading Pelncans In a three
game series, which will be followed with three games with the Atlanta
Crackers at Russwood.
In the final contest with the Birminghammers at Russwood Mon
day Hughie Canavan will probably draw the pitching assignment from
Manager Cy Barger, with George Bischoff back of the plate. Manager
Wordsworth said he would likely use Morrison, with Peters catching.
The game will be called at 4 o'clock.
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tional board In his salary claim against
the Louisville club, has hired lawyers
and is going to sue in the courts. ThatM
make him more popular than ever In
baseball circles,
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LEAGUE,
\AHERE THEY PLAY.
Wac e 1,aF-
I'NA-A.,E
LEAGUE.

Birmingham at Memphis.
Atlanta at Little Rock,
New Orleans Mt Chattanooga.
Mobile at Nashville.
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Saturdays Games-Loeb Field:
Y. Nj. c. A.-Ploughs, postponed.
Goodhars 10. kelseNs 4.
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Sundays Results-hodees Field.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston s., New York s..
Cincinnati 4, pittsburgh :.
st Louis 3, Chicago o,
Philadelphia rs, Brooklyn oil.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
No games scheduled,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ns..l. A1lx.l..

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at Philadelphia,
New York at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh AT Cincinnati,
Chicago at st, Louis.
Oakland and Los Angeles put On a
10-inning game on June II that had a
lotHof features besides tho time required
to play Il. II went four solid hours be-
fore Oakland won by a score Of to 4.
The score was tied in the eighth, In
the eighteenth Oakland scote9 and Los
Angeles came right hack. Then the
Angels changed pitchers and the Oaks
bounced on him for three runs.
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RAgERAA REsllES
.! aRa8S2Hos
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Chattanooga, first game R.H.E.,
New Orleans % / 00011 0 0--3 10 L
Chattanooga i 0 0 0 0 3 - 3 Q
Perdue and peberry; Marshall, Lob
mon and Nefderkorn.
Second game RH.E.
New Orleans. .....0 90 0 0 l OIL 4 0
Chattanooga ......0 90 0 0 0 90 s 0
Lee, Torkelson and Deberry; Kelly
and Neiderkorn.
At Nashville R,H.E,
Mobile .......O OO0o0200 % ii /
Nashville .....3 0 00O10 2 IS IL /
UT. Beresky and Coleman; Hodge
and Street.
At Little Rock R.H.E.
Atlanta ......5 0 040S30 0-15 IS D
Little Rock 20 0 0 0 0 0 OIL 6 2
Roberts and Higgins; Hengeveld. Bas
con and Brottem,
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LEAGUE.

At st. Louis R.H.Es
Chicago ......0 0 40 2 0 o. d
st. Louis 1870 0 60 900 0 90 S q
Alexander and Killifer; Fuero, Sher-
del, Ames and Clemens.
At New York R.H.E.
Boston .......1 0 0 0 / 0 0 0 o. A
New York ...2 1 0 100000 SIS 3 1
Heating and Gowdy, Wilson; Benton,
Barnes and Snyder.
At Cincinnati, first game R.H.E,
Pittsburgh ~ 0 0 0 2 0 0 0--3 II ]
Ponder MAYER ave and Lee. VsaIlee ~ aoa5
Wingo.
Second game R.H.E
Pittsburgh 40 100000 OIL Z
Cincinnati 100 00200 'SS 5 4
Carlson, Hamilton and Schmidt, Lee,
Ruether and Wingo, Rariden.
At Brooklyn RH.E
Philadelphia 20 2 100000 o. 10
Brooklyn .....2 0 0 0 900 o. s
g. Smith. Packard and Tragesser; Ca.
dOre, S., Smith and Wheat.
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SATURDAYS RESULTS
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Memphis 4, Birmingham 3.
Mobile 8, Nashville ).
New Orleans 6, Chattanooga 4
Little Rock so. Atlanta 0-S.
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oNDAY is GETAWAY DAY for the Chicks, and when the
~wash-day affair has been ripped Off the Tribe will leave
on an extended tour throughout Dixieland. The first
stop the Chicks will make will be Birmingham, leaving
Memphis Monday night and accompanying the Barons
home. The Tribe will meet the Moley outfit Tuesday
afternnnn In nne game and will then inmp over into At