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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-06-12
THANKS THE PUBLIC

AS scoutmaster of Grangeville Troop
No. 1, Boy Scouts Of America, l wish
to thank the public for their hearty
support of our campaign Of last Sat
urday to raise uniform funds. l wish
to especially thank T. e. Edmundson
and the Cowboy band for their efforts
in our behalf and also the press. we
cleared about 800 toward our fund.
s. A. STUBB
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undersigned at the office of the County
Treasurer of Idaho county, at Orange
vile, therein.
Interest on said warrants VIII CEASE
on June 20, 1919. -
Dated Grangeville, Idaho, June III
1919. oo>,c
29-2t OIIE IL. CONE
County Treasurer Idaho County. Idaho.
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..o.oh tho s5n 600 mark.

reach the $4,000 mark.
The reason for his Lack OF progress
is not hard to find. He has never puiit
up an organization. His is entirely a
one-man business. r. Sprague, IN
the June Sunset.
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COUNTY WARRANTS OUTSTAND
INC

Notice is hereby given, that out
standing 1918 registered current ex-
pense fund warrants, issued January
1919. Nos. 24309 to 24363, inclusive
will be paid OH presentation to the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
LIBERTY LEAGUE.

Standing Of Clubs
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
Crackers And
LOOkOuts In
2~3-Inning Tie

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June 14.-In
a game which abounded in thrills, Chat
tanooga and Atlanta yesterday battled
20 innings at Andrews field, with the
score standing 2 and 2 when the game
was called on account OF darkness after
lasting three hours and 10 minutes. The
game was featured by the pitching Of
"Rube'' Marshall. of Chattanooga, al
lowing only two hunts after the four
teenth inning and going the entire %
innings without a base on balls. The
Atlanta team put up a remarkable
fielding exhibition, going through the
grind with but one fielding misplay.
The ~Chattanoogans scored their two
rum In the second and third and went
the last 20 innings without a run. In
the second Bates reached third on
Moore's wide throw past first and
scored on Anderson's long fly to left.
lead off first with Roberts winding up
and went on to third when the pitch
was wide. Marshall hit safely past
short, scoring his catcher, but was
doubled up on Griffith's hot one to
beat a scratch after the double play
in the third, but was not advanced.
Bates got a pass in the fourth, but did
not get by first, Both Atlanta runs
off Marshall were due to the aptness
on the part of the Atlanta players In
hitting waste balls. In the fourth CAL
loway beat a bunt, but was forced by
Hernddn. sAfter Bratchi popped out
! Griffin singled to left. reaching far over
sthe plate. Herndon moved to second
aud scored or styles double. In the
fifth Moore beat an infield hit and
Roberts sacrificed DYKES grounded 10
third. Graft bluffed Moore back and
then threw out Dykes. Lacy tapped
TO Moore, who e~xtinguished Demoe at
the Mate
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
MEYERS ONLY U

While on the subject OF catchers, the
Memphis club has a youngster who
looks for the world like Ruei when he
Gil Meyers Is his name and he is dolnu
the regular backstopplng for the Tribe
right now. The boy has a good arm, a
deadly throw TO the bags and handles
all pitching very acceptably.
But--and here's the we'll known rub
Meyers Is not a good hitter and stands
at the plate the wrong way to ever
become a good hitter, He 10 being
being coached by Cy Barper and others
on the local club In an effort to over
come this fault, which is a deadly one
and which Will keep him from advanc.
Ing TO the main tent unless II 10 cor.
rceted,
The Tribe viii keep a string on Mey-
ers for further reference.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
AFTER TOM BLoDGETT,

The Memphis club is making all kinds
of overtures to Tom Blodgett, last sea-
son Chick left-handed pitcher, who has
recently returned from overseas, and
who IL now at his Kansas home resting
UP a bit after his skirmish with the
Huns. .
Blodgett says he is undecided as to
whether he will return to baseball. II
ne decides to pass up the national game
the chicks are merely out of luck, that's
all. II he again desires to take his
place on the pitching ground he Is the
property OF the Memphis club and will
play here. 49,
The Chicks could use Tom handily
right now, although they have one good
~left-hander, Hugh Caravan, already on
the staff. A pair of portsidcrs like
Canavan and Blodgett would stand the
Martin league on its bean. and II Tom
comes back to the game he'll be re-
ceived with open arms at Rosewood.
Muddy Ruel, former Memphis catcher.
who Is now with the New York Yanks,
Is now warming the bench and watch
ing Truck Hannah do the work back
OF the plate for the Higgins crew. Mud
dy has been hitting poorly during the
past several games, and finally Hug
decided to give Truck an opportunity
to get In. While Hannah Is far from
the finished baCkstop that Ruel Is, he
In a good and timely hitter, and 1t Is
only natural that Higgins would insert
him into the batting order when Muddy
was In u slump.
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rs Innings Longest
Minor League Game
Of Ball On Record

With the Chattanooga Lookouts
and Atlanta Crackers battling %
innings to a "a tie Friday afternoon
In Chattanooga, fandom generally
grabs for the record books to e
II this is the longest minor league
game on record. II Is the longest
game on record In the Southern,
but not In the minors.
The longest professional game Of
ball IN record was played on May
81, 1909, at Bloomington, H., be-
tween the Bloomington and De.
catur clubs Of the |, I. /. league,
when the teams battled 26 innings,
Decatur finally winning by the
score OF 2 10 /.
The longest amateur game was
played In Cleveland, o., on July
4, 1917, when the Brooklyn A. c.
team played the East End All Stars
30 innings, Brooklyn winning 4 to I,
scoring three runs In the 3oth in
ming.
TIE longest American league game
was played at Boston Sept. 4. 1907.
between Boston and the P%hiladei.
phia Athletics, the Athletics win
ming by the score Of 4 TO I, after
"a innings had been played.
The longest National league game
was az innings between Brooklyn
and Pittsburgh, which was won by
Brooklyn, 6 to s. The game was
played or Aug. ~, 1917.
The longest scholastic game was
played at Boston July 8, 1907, be-
tween Pierce sehoot and Bennett
school, which went 20 Innings be.
fore Pierce school won 4 to 3.
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OFF DAY MONDAY.

The Memphis club will have an off
DAY Monday, as the team Is due to open
with the Mobile Bears Monday after
noon, and train connections are so that
The club can not reach the Bay City In
time to play,
A donble-header will he played on
Tuesday afternoon in Mobile,
President Tom Watkins, Of the
Chicks, Is In ST. Louis on some baseball
business, and when he returns he Ia
hoping that he will have some Glad It'd.
lnas for the followers OF the Tribe,
Prexy Watkins Is WORKING his head
OF trying to land a crack outfleIder and
believes that he viii be able to put over
a deal whereby the Chicks viii land the
man they want, who would add a punch
TO the Tribes lineup that II has never
known before,
The Chick head Is expecting to return
to Memphis late Sunday night.
Sundays Little Rock. Memphis game
Will be called at $3.50 O'Clock.
The failure OF Cy Barger, Chick lead
or, TO kick In with n victory over Lit
Tie Rock Friday afternoon was not un-
expected for the very simple reason
That Cy Is In no condition to pitch. hav-
ing been playing the outfield for the
past several days and not having had a
chance to get the rest that any pitcher
needs, and especially when he has
reached the x Of Cy, who Is nc
springer IN a baseball sense.
with the proper rest, Barger is q
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
TEAM FIELDING.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
-|
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Read News Scimitar Wants.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14

sundays Games-Hodoes Fie'o,
Cheros-Colas VS.. Southern Boilers;
first game 2;30,
white star Cyclers vs.. Smart Mil
llnery Co.; second game 4;l5.
The Chero-Colas meet the Boiler
workers in the opening contest Of the
scheduled double header of the Dixie
league at Hodges field Sunday after
noon, The Chero~Colas are now going
in the best form they have shown this
season, The Boilerworkers have shown
a decided determination to win ball
games Of late, and the Boilcrworkers
win shove their best pitching bet
against the fast Chero-Colas In this
fracas when they trot Murray to the
mound
The white Star Cyclers meet the
Smart Millinery team in the second
game, The Cyclers are but two games
behind the leaders in the pennant chase,
which is the closest amateur pennant
race ever recalled in Memphis among
the amateur games, n a good close
game is expected.
The Games are free, with good seat
Ing facilities furnished. To react,
Hodges field take East End car. Aiight
at Somerville street and walk north one
block,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14

The strongest double-header yet
staged by the Liberty league Is sched-
uled for play ut Loeb field Sunday af.
ternoon when the pennant chase OF
that league is resumed.
The knights and Park Taxi meet In
the opening game, and the loser will be
firmly intrenched in fourth place while
the winner has an excellent chance to
grab the bunting If the leading TENS
reverse and the winner Of this contest
stages a sedies of wins. Both clubs
have good hurting and strong fielding
and a god game IL expected.
The second game should be the best
Of the day, with the Choctaws meeting
the strong Railway Express team, The
Choctaws are leading the league owing
to their clever baseball ability, which
Is enough to say for them, while the
Railway Express team was slow to
round out a combination, but that com
bination has now been gathered and In
the event the pitching zones through
for them the Chootaws should have the
strongest opposition they have had this
| year in this game.
The games are free, To reach Loeb
field take Fair Ground car. Alight at
Nelson avenue and walk east n block.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
BUSHWAH LEAGUE.

Standing Of Clubs
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TO SEE BASEBALL MOVIE

The management Of Loew's lccum
theater and the directors of the Mem
phis Amateur Baseball association have
gotten their heads together and figured
out a scheme whereby the leading am-
ateur baseball teams in the various
city leagues viii be the guests Of Loew's
Lyceum next Thursday, the 18th, to
witness the opening performance OF the
famous baseball picture, THE Busher,"
with Charles Ray In the leading role,
Each member OF the amateur baseball
teams that are leading its league sun
day evening, the 18th, is invited. Billy
Hack, one Of the directors OF the ANA
teur Baseball association. has the prop
osition in charge, and the various team
managers viii apply to him for tickets
for their teams, These tickets will be
| godo for any Of the three performances
Thursday the 18th. For further infor-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
U. & P. BANK WINS.

The Union and Planters bank de-
feated the Bank of Commerce for the
second time in as many weeks by the
score OF 6 to 5. The features Of the
game were the pitching and hitting
of Latimer and the all-round playing
Of Seaford, Forbes and Day.
R.H.E.
Bank Of Com. 80 0 S0O20 --5 s 3
Union e. Planters l 0 0 / 0 2--6 10 3
Elfer, Friedrich, Hamm; Latimer and
O'Gallagher.
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x IsTERN LEAGUE.
AMI RlcAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Boston RHE
Chicago I'll OOoooOoo-- o. !
Boston % 0 0 0 '-6 o
Russell, Kerr and Schalk. Lynn; Jones
and Schang.
At Washington RHF.
Cleveland 90 100000 90 ! o
Washington 20 0 0 0 0 0 II 6 0
Morton and o'Neill; johnson and
Picinich.
At Philadelphia RHE.
St. Louis .,...0 O3olOOOO-- "a 10 i
Philadelphia 20 0 0 0 0 Q 0 % 1 ,
weilman and SEVERED; Seibold, Kin
ney n Perkins.
At New York R.H.E.
Detroit .......0 0O1SO1- "a 3
New York .,..4 10000 0 O-5 ) 0
Dauss, Boland and Stanage; Shore,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn .......o oooooOo-o 3
Pittsburgh .....1 0 0 0 0 / IS s )
Cheney and Kruger; Cooper and
New AZ %Ytniln , ? s'S'h !
Cincinnati 40 0O8O00 IS 5 2
Causey, Benton and McCarty; Sallee
and Wingo.
AT st. Louis R.H,E,
Boston .......0 0 y y Y . y 0 o. 3 Y
st. Louis $40 2 l 0 0 0 0 / "a IL
Demaree. Scott and Wilson, Ira
sesser; Doak and Clemens.
AT Philadelphia Chicago, rain.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
AT Greenville 0, Charlotte 6.
At Spartanburg 2. Augusta s.
-
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Al Petersburg i. Norfolk 2
At Richmond 7. Portsmouth 9.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14

winning pitcher, but his work in the
outfield has prevented him from being
in the proper form, which is the rea-
son he was ineffective.
The Memphis club is making an eff
fort to get a crack outfielder who Is now
In the s%hipyards and expect to land
him shortly.
The deal for Johnny 5aopan, who
was TO be sent TO Memphis for a trial
as an outflelder, has been Cancelled by
President Watkins because the Tribe
president discovered that Bagpan was a
bloomer and that there was no use In
bringing him on. Finn tried to sell
Baoaan TO another club In a smaller
league, but he refused to report there,
and then Mike sought to place him
here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
Francis Ouimet
Will Not Defend
His Golf Title

BOSTON, June E,-Francis OulmNt
said yesterday hat he would not de.
fend his title as Western amateur gol,
champion, Inability to make connec-
tons for the tournament which opens
DIT ST, Louis next Monday, and a de-
sire to take part In the Jacques me-
mortal cup tournament at the Country
club In Brooklytne were the reasons,
hS said.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14

Orleans Pelieans, WIKI will be forced TO
fight hard to retain the crest Of the
Dixie race.
The Memphis Chicks were going good
until they landed In Little Rock Thurs
day, but In their two starts against the
Elberfeldlans the Tribe has been
knocked into the we'll known cooked
hat, and are showing signs Of having
cracked under the strain Of winning a
flock Of games on home soil. The Mem
phians played every team that came to
Memphis OF It's feet and was steadily
marching toward a first division berth
when Kid Elberfeld dropped a bomb In
the postotflee for Chief 6arger, and the
club was halted abruptly.
The Tribe will meet Little Rock Sat
urday afternoon In the final game of
the series and will then return home
for a Sunday battle with Little Rock at
Russwood park. Following the Sunday
game the Chicks will head south for a
long stay, returning TO Memphis on
June 20.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
Pal Moore Sails
For London 70
Meet Jimmy Wilde

NEW YORK, June 14-Pal Moore.
bantamweight pugilist Of Memphis,
Tenn. and his manager, Nate Lewis,
OF Chicago. sailed for England today
on the steamship Mauretania. Moore
is matched TO meet the English fly
weight champion, Jimmy Wilde, II
the weight limit being liz pounds.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
VICTORY LEAGUE.
Standing Of Clubs


!. Sundays Games-Loeb FTeId,
Concords vs. Drake Cleaners: first
game $3.50.
Prestonus VS.. John A, Denies; second
game AIS.
Two first-class juvenile amateur
struggles are to be staged at Loeb field
Sunday afternoon, when the Victory
league resumes its schedule, which calls
for a double header each Sunday after
noon.
The teams representing the -four clubs
have been considerably strengthened
during the past week and improved ball
is looked for.
The games are free.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14

.355. Doc Johnston, of Cleveland, is
forging up among the leaders with .34e.
Cleveland leads in club batting and
Boston in club fielding. Doc Johnston
is topping the base stealers with a.
Eddie Cicotte, Of the White Sox, tops
all American league moundmen with IL
games won to one lost. Babe Ruth has
o five and lost one.
The $50 hitters or better follow:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
M. A. A. PLAYERS WARNED.

Players of teams associated with the
Memphis Associated Amateurs are
hereby warned by the baseball division
that they must secure permission from
their manager to be absent from the
city on any playing day. This particu-
larry refers to players anticipating trips
opt OF town Sunday, and such players
are liable to suspension II absent with
out managers permission.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
WESTERN LEAGUE
MEETS JUNE IS
Will Investigate Use of Shine
Ball, Etc,

CHICAGO, June IA snccial meet
ing OF magnatcs u the Western league
viii be held In Kansas city June l6.
according TO an announcement made
Ivy President A., X, Tearney, The OH,
ject OF the meeting, Mr.. Tearnev sale.
was to thresh out routine matters per
tanning to league affairs and the dis
cussion OF the question Of eligibility ct
certain players, and the alleged use OF
the shine ball"
The playing u postseasou series for
the Temple cup, between the first and
second clubs also viii be taken up by
Mr.. Tearney.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14

A fast game is expected to be played
Sunday morning at Hodges field, when
the weekly game Of the Bushwah league
Is scheduled to be staged, Both. the
Dooleys and Van Vleets are confident
that they will capture Sundays game.
Gene Baker probably will again face
the Dooleys. He turned pack the lead
ers in defeat last week and says he
will repeat Sunday, Manager Bevan
probably will hurl for the Dooleys.
The game viii start at 10 o'clock. All
players are requested to report on time.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
LITTLE ROCK.

Summary; Two-base hit 49, Grimm.
Three-b base hits-Walsh. Bacon. Sacri-
Sacrifice fly--Griffin. stolen bases
Brottem 2. Double play-McGinnls to
Grimm. Struck out--By Stone S, by
Barger 3. Bases on balls--Off stone 4
off Barger /. Hit by pitcher-Distel by
Barger. Time-l:40, Umpires-Rren-
nan and Campbell.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
CHICKS RETURN HOME SUNDAY TO MEET r VELERS
Dixie Carroll Is Points in
F~rOntOfNeGrest Competitor
Catcher Peters, of Barons, P ushing Memphian for South
en League Ba ting Leadership.

SmUW TTEEN points in front of his nearest competitor is Dixie Carroll.
temphis center fielder, who is leading the Southern assocIaton, WIZ
PE1h Catcher Peters 81. the Birmingham club. who Is Is points to thu rear
~ Of the Merphian. Pete is hitting 1857. -.
III Larry Gilbert New Orleans outnelder, is third in the batting list
E5S with .S9. Gilbert and Fred Graft of Chattanooga are tied for
~ stolen base honors, having purloined II each. Dixie Carroll has ~
~ to his string, Carroll and, Glbert, are the leading rn scorers, being
number of hits secured. having batted out Sc in 15 times at bat e..
Benny KHr. of Little Rock is leading the pitchers. having wn nine and
lost three this season so far. Atlanta leads in club batting and Birmingham in
club fielding. Memphis is sixth in club batting and seventh in club fielding.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
< SOX GET LAMAR,

NEW YORK, June l4,--Release OF
Outfielder VIM, Lamar to the Boston
American league club for the waiver
price, has been announced by the new
York Americans, Lamar am to New
York in 1917 from the Baltimore Inter
nationals,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
COBB SUPREME
IN AMERICAN
LEAGUE
Georgian Being Pursued BY
Bobby veach, of the Detroit
Club, Who Is Hitting .351..

YRUs, OF THE HOUSE OF
Cobb. remains supreme as
the batting king in the
American, and is still out in
front with four points to
spare. But the Georgia Free
stone is being pushed by his
teammate, Bobby Veacb.
Robhv hitting AL to Cohb'S
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
THE CHICKS ROAD TRIP.

The road trip Of the club will be as
follows,
At M~obile-June l6, II, IS.
At New Orleans-June 10, 90. 81. %,
At Atlanta-June %, q, 1925.
At Birmingham-June 20, q, 2S.
The club will then come home and
win open at Russwood with the Nash
Vile Volunteers on June 20 for a three
game series.
We found this note on our desk this
morning:
Can you fix me up for the ball game
Sunday? I'm tired sitting in trees,
N 4 &
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
Nelson Whitney
Meets B~Ockenkdn,p
In Golf Finals

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. June 14.-Nelson
Whitney, OF New Orleans. a seasoned
tournament player, who has been play.
ing par golf all week, and Richard
Bockenkamp. OF st. Louis. an lS-year-
old public links player. today played
the final match at So holes in the trans
Mississippi golf championship at the st.
Louis Country club,
Prizes were distributed today to win
ners of runners-up In the various
flights by Secretary Stuart Stickney.
As an innovation Mr.. Stickney, who
has won a barrel of cups during his
will present trophies that are useful,
but elegant articles, such as watches,
desk clocks, golf pencils, pens and
knives and cigaret cases. All the entry
fees go to the Red Cross this year.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
MEMPIIIS ASSOCIATED
%'AMATEURS aXB

nation see Billy Hack | nthe city
tr%easurer's office at the courthouse.
Baseball Director Hack will distribute
tickets at the meeting Tuesday night
at Chamber Of Commerce. fourth floor.
All managers and players of leading
teams are requested to be present.
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Boats viii Also Be Pressed
Into Service to Handle
Crowds to Big Mill.

TOLEDO, o., June 14--No less than
800 special trains will he run to Toledo
Tor the heavyweight championship con-
TEST between Jack Dempsey and Jess
Willard on July 1, Tex Richard, promo
ter OF the contest, said today.
These specials include only trains
coming from considerable distance In
the United States and Canada. Besides
the railroads, most Of the lake steam
snip, companies are planning to run
special boats.
Richard received word from Los An
geles that at least two and perhaps
four special trains would be run from
there, one will carry 80 celebrated mo-
ton picture stars, VINO have ordered
q DOCK of ringside seats. Railroad Of
ticials have assured ample trackage In
the switch yards to accommodate at
least 500 standard sleeping cars,
Willard announced today he expects
to weigh within two or three pounds
Of what he scaled when he won the
championship from Jack johnson in
Havana IN 1915, Willard tinped the
scales at gt9(a pounds then, and he
was only ~ pounds above that figure
when he finished his workout ycster-
day. with two weeks Of strenuous
work and n week Of tapcring off ahead
OF him, Willard figures he win weigh
about 200 pounds when called into the
ring. "
Ray Q. Archer, business ana OF
the champion, Is of the opinion Demp.
sey viii he a plaything In willard
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14

TITLE ROCK, ARK, June a..
-Cy Barger, Chick manager.
essayed TO even the count In
the Memphis Little Rock Sc
ries here Friday afternoon,
but the old boy couldn't put
it over, the Travellers cop
ping the second battle by the
score Of 6 to 3. Errors by
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
800 Special Trains Will Be Run
To Willard Dempsey Battle

sunk a left hook into Ketchel's mid
section, and he allowed he had enough.
The champion has hopes OF inducing
some other candidates into camp next
wnNk