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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-11
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ariege nnb Der 9ie9ierumss-
politif.

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repubIifoniihe1 gbgeorDneten goigE
bon @iscpnfin. Die gntfteibunl
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Die nod feiner 0ieining IN 8e5i,q
nnf ben arieg 6aslelbe beIngten iuis
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nuf oos oetnofrdtiide @totto fpdbrcnil
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CUR geitrafltng bon Gpionen iorJ
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IN bas Grotofol oitSSifhliebeiI
ipltroe nit t73 eegelt t22 Gtilnnie1
ouf Den Gid bes Soitles gcIeat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-11
Seebs Satiiter sitter
i6tucrcr 2lnklaee
@erSen bonn 8eneralitaatsaniualt
Der granoitiftung nnb Ser.
idiu6raas beidnloiet.

4 3es Mtoineg, sya., II. Sob. -
g9eah ntebrnlonotli6er gebeimer I'm.
Ateriuhnng beridie6ene4 funIterioier
8rdnoe, tpelde i'm 2ailfe oes Iesten
ssSabres in Der l1mgegenO oes Stdots
hens Seem Sbaron 5lt ber5eidnen
naren berdnlabte @enerolItaatsun.
malt s. Wi. Sobner Die 9erbaftune
bpn ledJS Sarmern Der oortieen
llrngegeno uno erbob geeet1 oieiel.
ben ouf 8eri6poritng uno 8rdno.
Itiftllne lnittenoe anflngeii.
Gie Ranten Ser Serbafteten Iino
mie folgt: SsSobn @eraro, so Sabre
oIt. ell nernlogeroer 2onopirt;
Charles 2osnea, eilt so Sabre al.
Ter 2ononirt, oer meeen 8eri6ipo.
Tling ino 8ranoitiftl,ng itnter cine
g}itrgifaft bnn $1,000 geitellt Dlir.
be: Der ongebli1 oIs agent Scr
9erIdlnorltng flin9iere,loc 5arnter
F2. SoDeI[ iteate cine Soittioit bon
$500; Der Der 8erIdiuorung be-
f9uIoigte 2onotpirt STOP Steen
ntnbte cine aoiltion bon 1,500 itel.
len; Sboulos 9nDis, 90 sSabe nIt,
alei6faas Der 8ranOitiftllng uno
9eridmorung beiduIoigt, ntllBte S..
800 erlegen, er ioa aneeblib oen
GtaI oui Der @eis BOB 5orm on.
ge5ilnoct bobcn. Ser crit fiir5Iid
aus Der &riegsmarine entlniIene &op
@iIin 90 Sabre elf. ioa orei Bran.
De 9eIegt baben uno einer Der
Souptperi6p0rer icin. Geine @irs.
fbait betr6et $4,000.
@or etipo SabresfriIt ipur0en in
Ser bol1noii6cn Sicoelune um Stem
Gboron in reguldren 3piidenrdii.
men mDIterioie Geuer beobodtet. 81.
mes Der erItcn Spfcr Der 8rnnoItif.
fer mar Die JoIlGnoil1e reforrlierte
Stride BEL GuIlp. Die boIlIt6noig ME.
oerbrannte. Siernuf fiel Der StaIl
ouf Der SOB 5arm ben 5fonmen
gum Opier. Cine ltnteriudung er.
Qub, oab 6as Gieb1loe Suerit nit
Gel 9etr1nft tpurOe. Inter oen
5auie 6es 8aitors 6. SuibregIte
iulrbe fiir5 onrouf 9pnnnlit eefini.
ben. aeDnli6e @erbrehen reibten iidb
ben obeneennlnlten in fir5en 3ipi.
id,enrGltnett on.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-11
sell. $itf6rOf III
6it Gnge gftrifbfll
Sen. renrcie irast ilii iu6tremc ser Debate ibci
Sen GinwanS 81 1lrtikel 10, was aus SEN
pierseRn pnnktcn 9ctpcrScn 1T.
eiienbabnsyia i'm Rauie aiinftie einberi4tet.

Iitiiden @eid6ften obtpeieno", Be-
merfte 9ithcof.
SD babe bic Debntte iiber ben
Srieoensbertrog niht 10 nie[ pcr.
i1umt", nnttportete Tenroie, utpit
Ser Senator bon gtebrosfn bein1@oIf'
ipielen", COB inn aGeiitoie prompt
aur glntport.
Die gabnborlase ginitis einberidtel
9aS 3lpiidenItnntIihe &an0eIgI
fomitee Bot Die gid8obnborlngel
ponad Die gnbnen ipieoer an bid
friiberen Gigentiinter 5liritffalleri
lonen, giirtitig einbrridtet. Scr
9lutftb- @lan miro als al rabifaI ilnS
unntosIid abgeipieien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-11
JiiSiincr Pilfsuereim
aScptiert Daiieit

9bilooeIpbia, II. Sob. 9as
0Selpiih 9ielief Committee" bot be-
idloiien, 10000 iioiide @ailen
aus Gnropa al o0optieren unO lire
lleberfiibrllng nad Mmcritn 5it Der.
onIoIiel1, ipclu 0aS Stootson1t 3li
ibrer @inlponoerlln9 feline Ginipiai.
glina giebt glIf ieoen SaG Deroen
Shiffe gedartert iDeroen entipe6er
Inn Die aillber bierber 5u bringen
ooer, fall3 Dies nitbt erIalibt miro,
Robrungsmittel fiir beoiiritige SIT.
ben na6 europa 3lt ien0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-11
sssriiider e6a6 in garis.

gdris, IL. gfob. Der ilrnge
Sdob BON Gerfien lit infoenito in
Gatis eingetroffen, itno miro eiiten
glbiteder nod gti5Sd MAIDEN, ebe er
offi5ieG bon Der ftcit8oliiten &csie.
rlue entpfaneer miro. @r miro oIs
frel,n0Iiher iiinger Mdnn eeidiloert,
Der Dos frernne eitrop1iife 2eben
nut unberbobIeuem Sutcreiie beob.
oftes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-11
wettcrberid,t

Sir Omaha unb l1mgegeno :
3unebnenoe ltmipoIfiine rin6 falfe
beute obeno uno Ntittipod). mi
pabri1einlid)em S9nee.
Sir s'abrosfo - Sdnee bout
obero; tpobribcinIid auffIdrenl
am Naitttpod lnorgen; f1Iter. Salt
8elle int iiiopeitli1en SeiIe. mi
Soil Der Sernperatur oitf 90 @rno
Storfe 9iorotpinoe.
Sir ssoma-3unebntetbe I'm
nolfung. ipnbrideinIid Sdnee on
Wtittpoh rtto i'm ipeitli9en SeiI
bette obeno. a1Iter om gaifttpod
itn6 I'M dtiBeriten peItIifeit &eil
beute obciin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-11
geeflteaf 1S Gents Sas gfnnS in
Chicago.

Gbicago, II. Nob.-Oie Itreifens
oen SIeiider baben in Chicago bier
8erfaufsIGoen eroffnet uno berfait-
fen 6os SIeiid au cinem greiie, Der
aeigt, baB Die gisentiinter Der
5leiidIGOen grofittuuder treiben.
sic berfouften oos asorterbars
Stenf 5u 1S Gents oas asSlu,o irn6
einer Der SIeiidI6Oen bot eirten Der.
artie ellten slbios am Snn1stoe ge.
bobt, bob Die itreifettoen SIeiider
einen grofit bon $547 sl beraeid-
nen bntten. Die itretfenoen SIeii9er
perIaueen @oaenlobn bon $40
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Die 9ieanifitiun gaurluessr s6iffe.

8oibin9ton, II. gtob.-0er Sc
nat nobn cine GeioIiition BON So
mes on, fnorin ser Shiffobrtsrd
oufeeforSert miro, 5il berihten, tpie
pieIe noripegiidle S6ifie in oieierS
2ono reauiiitioniert iuuroen nod
Dem 6. glpri[ 1917, tttt0 in tpeldcs
8eiie oie grleoigung Der Gnd
Itottfallo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-11
&affcnienOnnsen uadl 9inhlanb bers
bntcn.

Boris, If. gtop. Ger Sberite
fdt Der 5rieoeilsfonieren3 bat sic
interolliierte 9lilit1rfonlltiilion in
Berlin ongemieien bic oe,ltide Ge-
oieritng 8u inltrllieren bic @oiielt=
ousfltbr nod 3uBlnno ST. perhitl-
bern. Die 3eltti1en beboupten, oaB
0ie 8oiicn fir General Genifine
beitinuitt iiito, bod eloubt man
dientlin oIIgeneifr Dob lie fir Sberit
2abIoff.9ermonbt, 5iibrer Ser oerts
ihen Snillrgenten ltno ritiitiden
Gtrcitfr6fte bei gioo, beitintnt iino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-11
9eitahlea bas Goantn.s sAabamt.

ct. Ealll, Wtitln1 IT. ytob.--sgIer
Wdnner !uurOen Beutc ltnter Der
glnfIoge in Soft 9enominen Oent
Goltsltp- -Sdabamt bon &antieb- Count
tn groBe @eIoilnnmen mtf ltltgeieB.
Iihe &eiie entltonntelt 81 haben.
Ole gtamen Ser getreffen0en fino:
@. s ~t6eLinon uno Marf Maoigan,
q .,opsbdnoler. ein 8olitifer n1.
.tns 6. 2pons nttO gnt goitello,
8eputp Gnutltn.Auoitor. Die 1tnter.
idleife iollen 3piiben $4,000 uno
$4,000 6etrogen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-11
Gridlieflt farbiaen gnnSitcn.

Sttulntpa Sa., If. 9top. Ser
80 Sabre oIte gaeger @iIliar Se-
roIo ipuroe am 5onntng bon Dem
bieiieen @eiddftsmunn SSocob 9aeo-
man nit einer Sdrotflinte eridoi-
Ter, ols er in oeiien 2ofol NIT Der
gl6iid)t einorpng, busielbc oilsau.
reuben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-11
ygmsriran aesipn" petitipnicrt Sea
EenQt.

@aibington, IL. gfob.-Ger $50.
item Ser american 2eeion in Seattle
bot Elm @eiod an ben Senat eerid.
tet, tporitt Die 3uriid5iebuns Der
omerifoniifen Sruppen aus Sibi-
rieft berIangt miro. Senotor SSones
reid)te sic 9Sctition elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-11
t3eloien's 1sSniespaar
trifft int fiHabcn Gin

Moori6, II. giop. - Ser aonia
mo Die a6niein BON @eleien iinb
an goro bes omerifan,'dben Srons-
portooulpfers George 8oibington
in 2iiiabon einoetroffen uno boben
Die Gtaot beii9tiet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-11
streifbtftDl nIb
5nriifgI',ontmell
,,li,ir tim Dieies iiiter 4,rei skSnnen aber ais
Nmeriksrtcr nid1t aeeen Oie Heeiermna
kdntpfen", iaet prdiiSent fetpis.
palmer erlieh iearfe 1parnane an Sic streiker.

batte feline abItinmung poreenont.
men iuuroe; alien f06 Gelegaten,
Die on Der aonferen5 teilnobmert
tpur6e @elegenbeit gegeben, lire SIN.
iiht Su G1tBern. geur 2eipis iol ii9
oller gleuberungen ef,tbaIten bnben;
na1oem ole, Die es ipitnihten, ibrer
Iaeiitune freien 2ouf eefoiien bottei,
entidieo 2eipis, bnB 6ie gaeinung
Der &onferenantitgIieoer oabingebe,
Dem @eri9tsbefebl gu entipre6en.
.8ir befonoen iins in elmer ber.
Stpidten Sage, iaete Gin Mieglico
Der &onferefa. .8ioerriefen mir
Ben Gtreifbefebl, 70 tpiiroen ms bic
Streifer Ser Seiebeit aeiben; forber.
ten mir baS @eri6t berniis, oonn
lpiiroen mir ols g(nar1iiten oaiteber
g8ir itn0 nber Dor alien Dineen
g[merifaner. nno itellen itnier 2ano
iiber uniete Union"
8ie berloutet, betonten Die mel.
item &eoner in ibren Mnipro1en Den
Inlerifnnisnliis. 8iele bon ibnen, Die
| i'm AnSlnnoe geboren tpnreiL erfl1r.
ten, oaB iie ons 2ono ibrer @abI
nid)t befdntpfen fontlten, ipenn iie
ou6 Der 1einung tporett bob ibre
So6e aereht iei.
@lei6 nad 6dluB Ser &onferens
beeilten fid bieleMitelieoer oerieIbet
na6 ibrer Seimnt alt eeIaneelt I'M
Die Streifer 5u inTtri,ieretL Die Irs
belt tuieoer oitf5unebmen.
Das Gof1tnef,e 5iir &iifgdngig@
ntddung oes Streifs tpurbe beitte
porrnittag nufgeiett; bosieIbe miro
oonn Dem 9fihter ititterbreitet uno
bon linn beitdtigt iperoen. lin 6
1lbr nbertos iperoen onnn GbIbriften
oesieI6en an Die 2tartiere Der
Gtreifer nbgeben.
@ilipn bietet feline 9ieaife on.
BoI6ineton, Ii. gaob. SeoenfaiIs
|ipirb gr1fioett @ilIon ben @ruben.
befibern uno ben gcreleltten Die
9icnIte ser Ge9ieriing onbieten, Inn
Die SrobIeme, bic gum Streit fiibr.
ten, Su Ioiert.
Talmer tunrnt Gtreifer.
8oibington, Il. geop.-8enernl.
bnnbesanipaIt 8aImer hot Die
Gtreiffiibrer, oie gegenipGrtig in sSn.
6ionnpoIis in geratung iiilb, Die
1itteiIuns sufomnen Iaiien, ooB
Observation-Disclosures nno Be
feble bon 8eanlten trsenO einer Or
gnnilation niht iiber bas @eiet 9es
Iteut iper0en f0nnen. Sen Gtreif oIsI
cine lte6ertretung ser 8inoesgeIeseI
6e3eidne1o, iagte 8alnter, oaB, nenn
nctig, Die gan5e Nnht Der Ser.
Gtauten nlifeeboten iperben ipiiroe,
Den @eri1.sbefebl onFre1t S1 erhalsI
ten. Sbtpobl asoInter nit feiiem
Borte Die grflarting Der sycoeration
Of 2obor eriudbnte, in ipalder BEN
Streitern olle llnterItiibnng ber.
iproden fpiro, 70 lit ooh erii9tIid,
boB er ouf ienes 9ofnntent anipielte,
1mo ons oFii5ielle 8afbington foBte
feline 8orte 10 oiif, oaB etne 8ei-
eeriing Der Gtreiffiibrer, ben Streif.
befeb[ 5urild3ittebnlen, einen aarnpfI
bis annt bitteren Gnbc beoeltell
toitrbe. 8e6er iit offiaieIIen nod III
arbeiterfreiien beridIieBt man iib|
Der Eotinde, odB Die Situation ernIt
iIt uno iiber ben Streif Der Goblen.
g16ber binoltsgebt. slllem &nidein
nod iinb nidt aIle 3onferen5miteIie.
Der bereit, Dem @erihtsbeiebl i6Ieu.
nigIt au entipre6en. 8eiponnt mar.
tete man bier I'M 2oufe oes gc5tri.
gen Cages auf Rndridt bon Sn.
oiarapolis.
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,2ie aleiitiqteit bon 3nei Nainior.
ben Sranfen broudt 6rnnfreidl, iuie.
Der nuf bic geirc 5ll fonn,en. /"
ltns fdatport shpos.
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g9iIion bietet ieine 0ieaite on.

BoIbinaton, IL. gaop. SeoenfoIs
|ipirb 9rafioent @iIIon ben @ruben.
befibern uno ben gcreIeliten Die
9ienIte ser Ge9ieriing onbietet. Inn
oie 9robIenle, Die gum Streit Iiibr,
ten, 5li lolert.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-06
CARL MAYS TO PITCH
DESPITE BAN JOHNSON
Yankee Owners Accuse Ameri-
can League President Of
Avoiding Facts
CHALLENGE EXPLANATION

New York. Aug. G.--Coloncl Jacob
Ruppert. president of the Now York
Americans. issued statement last
night challenging the accuracy of the
explanation made by President Ban
Johnson. of the American .caguc. with
reference to his indefinite suspension of
Pitcher Carl Mays. recently acquired
from the Boston Americans.
The New York club has not yet asked
for an injunction restraining johnson
from interfering with the clubs pitch
cr Mavs. but this will hc done to.
day. Rupert said yesterday he cx-
pcctrd Mays to pitch within the next
day or so. "Evcry day he is kept in
idlcncSs Is hurting our pcnnant
chances" he said. THE race has only
eight more weeks to go and we need
Mays now We will try to get tenn
pCrary injunction. pending n permanent
one to be procured later. After that we
can take personal action against John
son. That can wait.
Colonel Rupprrt also made public n
copy OF Telegram intended to show
that Manager Jennings, of the Detroit
Americans. had negotiated for Mays s
services after the date on which Mr..
Johnson declared Detroit and other
clubs had protested against the Yam
KEGS acquisition of Mays.
Recalling Nv. Iohnson's statement
that he had tclcgraphcd the New York
owners on July 23 informing them of the
protests against their negotiations,
Colonel RUPERT asserted that on July
26 Manager Jennings sent the following
telegram to Manager barrow, of the
Boston club:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-06
BILL T|LDEN Wins
AGAIN At NEWPORT
Philadelphia Tennis Star De-
feats Washburn in Hard
Four-Set Match
THIRD ROUND OF PLAY

Newport, X. l.. Aug. 6.-William T.
Tilden, of Philadelphia. today defeated
W. NJ. Washburn, of New York. GA.
40. 90. 1O-S. in the third round Of
the Newport Casino tennis tournament.
The match occupied the grand stand
court.
Carl Fischer. Philadelphia junior
champion and noted scholastic crack.
provided the feature of the day here
yesterday when he forced A. s, Cragin.
of New York. to five sets. comprising
seventy four games. before accepting
defeat in first round match. The
scores were BIB. G-3. G-S, 1-G. %.
Approximately four and three quarter
hours were consumed by the pair. L..
Norris Williams. ID. eliminated Cragin
later in the day, O-3. 60, G-1.
Play was completed in the second
round of singles and was started in
the first round of the doubles of the
invitation tourney. A disappointment
was seen in the announcement that the
Australian stars would not be able to
reach the scene by Thursday. and CON
scQucntly had been scratched in the sin
giles.
SINGLES
Third Round
Wallace F. Johnson. Philadelphia. de
| feated w r. burden. Newport. by default.
r. Norris williams I'd. l0ston. defeat cd
Sharlcs Ia s Garland Jr'' of Pittsburgh 1-0'
| l. Kumagae Japan. defeated Axel q.
| Craven. San Francisco. OIL 90 8-l
william VI. Johnston. San Francisco dr'
| featcd r C.. Bundy. San Francisco. 81. W.
| lO-S
c J. Griffin. San Francisco. defeated J
s. Cushman. Newport o.. 81; 8-3
| William T Tden Philadelphia. defentet
w VI. Washburn. New York. GA. At. O-S
| 1913.
| DOUBLES
| First Round
| Joshua Whcelwright and ]. w. Foster de
| feated A. s Cragin and w. Roscnbaum. h-1
60. a. D-1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-06

ing the Spanish American War, but re-
turned to the game as good as ever.
During the period following ii. l..
Dohcrty. of England, won the all
comcrs once and with his brother. II.
F. Dohcrty. took the American doubles
title. Little Dirty" rs ii. l.. was
called, defeated Larncd in one of the
finest matches ever staged on an Amcri-
can tennis court.
IIOlcombc Ward. Bcals Wright. Will
liam j. Clothier, another one of Phila =
delphia's famous players. won their
titles and tennis regulations at New
port.
With all of these honors behind her
it is not surprising that Newport is
now in the throcs of real gala come
back in tennis and along with this his
toriral comeback. we have Mclaughlin
OH the turf once more trying to regain
his lost titles.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-06
TIGERS NOT AFTER MAYS
President Navin Denies He Had Ne.
aotIated for Suspended Pitcher

Detroit, Aug. 6. - President Frank
Navin. of the Detroit Americans, has
denied that he had negotiated with
the Boston club for Pitcher Carl Mays
prior to Mays's recent suspension by
President Ban Johnson. of the Amer
lean League. Mr.. Navin said he knew
of no negotiations between Manager
Barrow, Of the Boston club, and Man
agcr Jennings. of the Tigers. As for
Jennings, he said, he had no authority
to bid for Mays's services.
when the Boston team was here last
month" Mr.. Navin said, Il told Man
ager Barrow l would like to have Mays,
but for various reasons would make no
offer for his release. I believe MAYS
should be punished for jumping his team
and that no clubs in the league should
have tried to pry him away from Bos-
TOM
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-06
Rain Interferes With Races

FleminEton. \. j.. Aug. 6.-Rain pre-
vented all the harness races at the Fiem-
owned by O. Holmes. Toronto. won the fou.. S.
and a half-furlcng running race in :5s Az
by Race Brook Farm, Chester. Pa. was
second and Brown Betty. b. m. owned by
starters Were: willie Wood, La Rissa,
omolos. BIZ Humphries, supermaid Billy
b. g., owned by George schlapfer proved to
be the winner In the mule race and won
the purse of $25. There were ten other
mules in the race. which required three
heats.
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HIGH COST OF ATHLETICS
Romeyn Berry Predicts Big Increase
in Expenses at Colleges

ithaca. y. V. Aug. G.-Thc high
cost of living is exprected to attack col
lego sports next season. In recently as
Suming his new duties as graduate man.
ng"r of athletics at Cornell University,
Romeyn Berry. of New York, predicted
an in"rcas" over prc-war seasons of 80
per cent in maintaining crew and teams
alone. and asserted his first task would
be to put Cornell athletics on sound
financial basis.
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FORM SOCCER LEAGUE
New York Ship to Play In First d.
vision of Allied Football Association

New York Ship is among half dozen
entries so far received for the first di-
vision of the Allied American Football
Association. which will be reorganized
at meeting this evening at Pearson's
Hall, Hancock street and Lchigh ave-
nue.. In addition to the first division,
which was dropped the last two sea
sons owing to the world war. second,
third and Fourth divisions will also be
formed tonight at the meeting.
The following clubs have already an
nounced their intention of entering the
first division, which will include pro-
fessional as we'll as amateur teams ::
Wanderers. st. Carthage, Wolfenden
Shore. winners of last seasons cham
pionship in both sections of the Allied
League; J. & J. Dobson, New York
Ship and Germantown Boys Club.
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81 DON'T CARE" SAYS GARRY
Hermann Refuses to Become Ex-
cited Over the Nehf Affair

Cincinnati. Aug. 8.-While the base
ball fans of Cincinnati are all steamed
up over the Giants purchase Of Art
Nehf from Boston. and threaten re
prisals" when the Giants come back
here next week. Garry Hermann said
that the New York club was within
its rights shen 1t made the deal.
Hermann said:
81 am inclined to think that the
New York club was perfectly within its
rights when it made the deal. 1t
had some of the players out on optional
agreements with minor league clubs. but
so have the Reds. The committee of
the minor leagues, when in conference
with the majors. ruled that no optional
agreements should be made with the
minors. but as long as the club owners
nrc willing to take this responsibility
OH their shoulders no one has any kick
coming AS far as Cincinnati Is con-
ccrncd, don't care how many new
pitchers McGraw signs up. He win
need whole lot of them before the
Red battcrS get through with them this
season.
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PHILADELPHIA BOYS WIN
Morgan, Miller, Wood and Cohen
Are Amonq Shore Tennis Victors

Atlantic City. Aug. 9. - Phi'adN'
phians figured prominently in the first
round of the mems singles in the open
Atlantic City championship tennis tour.
nament played on the courts of the At
lantic City Yacht Club.
Andrew Morgan. Germantown Acad-
cmy; Milo Miller. former star at Penn
Charter; Eric Wood. Vest philadcl-
phia High School; and A. J. Cohen.
Central High School, survived in the
first days play.
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New London. Conn, Aug. 8.-Three we'll
known women golfers. Miss Elaine Rosen.
thai, of Chicago. western woman golf cham
pon; Miss Kate Bowman. OF Plainfield II
J.. champion OF the Plainfield Club. and Miss
Beatrice Lounsbury. of Bedford. Pa, one OF
the best women golfers In America were In.
jured when a car in which they were riding
was struck by a freight train at a crossing
south Of Norwich yesterday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-06

Kentucky Racing Dates
for the Fall Season

The following are the official rae
ing dates for the fall season in Ken
lucky:
Lexington-Saturdny. September
IL. to Saturday, September 20;
seven days.
MISUNDERSTANDING. September
"a, TO Saturday, October IS; twen-
ty-two days.
Louisville Churchill Downs)-
Thursday. October %, to Saturday,
November / nine days.
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Play for Connecticut Title

Norwalk Conn. Aug 8.t-Play has begun
in the Connecticut championship tennis sin
giles here. which carries with It the Bridgma n
cup now held by c. A. Major. OF New York
contestant this year. Other competitors
from out Of the state include Peter Ball.
Lyle Mahan and Frank Anderson, of New
HIis ana ahd AtrlG rm H. nm man; % OF btsin Hiinnohd
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lnterplayground Swimming

A series OF interplaysround swimming
meets will be held at Kingsessing Recreation
Center, Fiftieth street and Chester avenua.
weekly throughout the month of August. The
first meet will be held tonight. The contest
ing teams entered in the events will be from
kensngton and Kingsessing Centers Girls
Swimming Leagues.
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Hit by Bat; Skull Fractured

Charles Davis. eight years old, of IL
Beck street, suffered fractured skull.
when bat slipped from the hands of n
baseball player and struck him on the
head while he was watching a baseball
game at the Shot Tower playground.
He is in Mt. Sinai Hospital.
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Refuses s1ooboo for Man o. War

thoroughbreds race under the name OF the
Glen Riddle Farm. firmly believes he has in
Man o. War the two-year-old champion Of
the current season. At least. Riddle values
Man o. War far more highly than the usual
offer OF 800. 900 for Man o. War. The
offer was made by Montford Jones and Phil
Chinn.