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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-07-24
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A 60-horse power Holt caterpillar and
1s-foot combine. Enquire Of A. T
Kendrick, Grangeville. 16-tf
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
United Hunts Entries

flrst race, The Manhasset: maiden two
year-olds about six furlongs-Service Star.
- Aiifilstlce. ll2: Lochle I'd li2; Bread
,."e, 4VS' NoHlNuc. ll2: Northward. I0s.
Sc" Serpent. Io5. 1ndiscretion. IOs
Second race. The Freeport Steeplechase;
!.a'ien three -year-olds and upward. about
I"V hNles- -StINdlvarius. l49. Goblin l4e
,ruinpsaii l4S: Full Cry. I4s. roynpe-
- Afdcncraig l4s Irish Glri 3D. i47.
,,rS blFu lfo; James a. Sheridan 49,.
manager Mirth, l32. Pe1igord, 1872. Indian
Desert. 1872.
Ihlrd race. The Hillside; for three-year-
p1'is ana upward about six furlongs-Am-
pnion' 10. Delaware los: Vague. Ii0:
= ~ ,iS1"Joieur 1906; Biaircora. l0l Lads Love.
~ Sunnyiand. l20; Jim p!nnay. leg.
,1 1uInpsall. l25. Sauberia. los: Black Leaf
w., 49,. Hinotist, l00. September Morn. 10.
~ AZ usl'ai iionors, los: Athlone. I0s Teren-
''"' l0s' also eligible. Brooks. lI5.
fouTth race. Double Event Steep iechas-
% '"' Tour -year-olds and upwarI arout three
mus - osset. l46 Barklie l4g Decisive
- - Rooih Goocf"llow. l35. Robert Oitec
l@o Gullnight lae
Fifth RACE. Terminai Handlc.p. for
'hree year -oids. about one ana or4-at1ar,e-
[LYtle, 80. Crumpsan. loO. D.la.
ware l4S. Musical IIouols. rs. A.nphlon
Sixth race. Nassau steeplechase. sor
l thiee- Nesr-o!ds and upward. selling. Aoou,
=, ~" ,"t mics" ToNnbee. l15 sToppv M
i,'' rAsht Captain. i4c. WHIST ri. lss;
~ ~ N'UNnerals. l4O, currag ghaleeu. 15e: syos-
80, 80, NoIth star. l41. ROBIN Good
~ 49, Hibi=r, i4c. Manager Ninth
''i''eS y Sh'rl' Ian. loJ.
I'VE pounds allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30

White Sox Beat
Indians With
Rally in Ninth
Liebold's Single Follows
Schalk's Pass and Cicotte's
Sacrifice; Caldwell Beaten

CLEVELAND. Aug 90. - Staging
eighth and ninth inning rallies, Chi
cago took the first game of the series
from Cleveland to-day, to 2, it being
Cicotte's twentysixth victory of the
season.
Cleveland scored it's first run in the
first inning on an infeld hit by Chap
man and Speakers double. Ray Cad-
we'll, who was taken out in the ninth
scored in the fifth on his single and
Graney's triple.
Chicago tied the count in the eighth.
Leibold walked and took third on Eddie
Collins's single to right. Weaver hit
low liner to right that Smith caught
inches off the ground, plunged head
first into the turf and then arose in
time to double Leibold at the plate
Jackson and Felsch followed with
doubles that scored Eddie Collins and
Jackson.
Schalk scored the winning run in
the ninth on his pass, Cicottc's sacri-
flee and Leibold's single
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Marines Retain
Team HOnOrs i'm
National Shoot

CALDWELL, N. j., Aug. 29.-Thc
1000 yard stage of the national team
match wound up the shooting events at
the Navy Rife Range here, which have
been going on for several weeks. The
honors Of the final event went to .he
United States Marine Corps, who wer,
closely pressed by the American Expe-
dictionary Force with the cavalry rid
ing hard behind and the infantry be
hind the horsemen.
Despite the fact that the high score
of the day went to Lieutenant Lloyd
Spooner, an A. L. F. warrior, the con
sistent craftsmanship OF the entire
marine team was such that it brough,
the national trophy to The "Leather-
nechs' for the third consecutive time.
Their final score was 1929, forty seven
points ahead of their nearest com
petitors.
The Hilton trophy, priced because
OF its HISTORIC associations, went to the
Connecticut civilian team. as leaders
Of the class next below the winners of
the national trophy. Their score was
After a short struggle with the Camp
Custer Reserve Officers Training
Schoo Il team the Preside team of San
Francisco emerged from the smoke Of
me liihE VICTORIOUS IN Its class and
secured the "Soldiers- Of Marathon"
trophy awarded to the highest team Of
schools and colleges. The score was
3,107.
The scores OF the hlg ten in Class A :;
l. L. ; Marine Corps team, 3.329
American EXpedition4ry Force team
l. $. Infantry team 3245
D. l.. S Navy team 3.@24
-, D. Connecticut civilian team clifton
Trophy, SIG
Massachusetts, civilian team. 3.l9o
s. Texas civilian team, 3,l79t
BIS '''"" "''
10. Missouri clNilian inan 8 1f4
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Miss Bjurstedt Is
Winner ON Courts
Of Rockaway Club

Miss Molla Bjurstedt evened an old
score when she eliminated Miss Marion
Zlndersteln in the semi-fnal round of
the invitation lawn tennis tourney of
the Rockaway Hunt Club on its Cedar
hurst, Long Island, courts yesterday
1t was the first meeting between the
pair since Miss Zinderstein put out
her Morse rival in the semi-fnal of
the national singles championship at
Philadelphia last June. Miss Bjurstedt
won three sets by 6-3. 6-8, 6-3.
Mrs. George w. Wightman, holder Of
the national championship, was the
other semi-final match winner and will
meet Miss Biurstedt for premier hon
ors this afternoon Mrs. Wightman
was compelled to exercise all her craft
and skill to down Mrs. Edward w.
Raymond by score OF G-3, IS.
Miss Bjurstedt won the opening set
rather easily by perfect driving and
an ability to find openings through
her opponents defence. However. the
second set, won by Miss Zinderstein,
taxed the playing qualities of both
women. The girls broke through each
others service for twelve straight
games when Miss Zinderstein won the
thirteenth and then the fourteenth.
which gave her the set.
III the lhlTu set the Hub mss con
tlnued her spectacular all around work.
drawing away to a lead of to / in
games on Miss Bjurstedt. Here the
Morse player rallied, and by using her
powerful forehand smashes and Kills"
along the side lines managed to win
the next three games.
Mrs. Wightman and Miss Zinderstein
advanced into the final round of the
doubles through default gained from
Mrs. Robert Leroy and Miss Phyllis
Walsh. Miss Bjurstedt and Mrs. Spen-
Ger Fullerton Weaver were scheduled
to oppose Miss Helen Gilleaudeau
and Miss Helene Pollak in the other
semi-tnal round match, but it was
postponed until day
The doubles match will be played this
morning. followed by the singles be
tween Miss Bjurstedt and Mrs. Wight
man. The finals of the doubles will
follow this match
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Ouinet AbandOns
Title Competition
Until Next Season

Francis Ouimet, former amateur and
open champion, has participated in his
last tournament for the present sea-
son. Owing to poor health, Ouimets
phys icians have advised him to refrain
from playing in championship events
for the remainder Of the year.
Before the Oakmont tournament
Ouimet contracted heavy cold. His
friends advised him not to make the
trip to Pittsburgh, as he was not in
robust physical condition. But the Hub
golfer ignored his friends and motored
to the course. During the tournament
Ouimet's physicians followed him about
the course. He showed signs of weak
ness, but refused to withdraw until he
was beaten by J. Wood Platt.
Ouimet will probably play a few
rounds of friendly golf," but will not
enter any championship events. If he
regans his health Ouimet anticipates a
successful season next year.
The women golfers in the metropoli-
tan district will hold forth in a five
day tournament on the links of the
Sleepy Hollow Country Club. Play will
start September and will continue up
to and including the 18th. Some of the
best female golfers in this vicinity will
be seen in action.
Three one-day tournaments are card
ed for local golf clubs. On September
18 the Westeld Golf Club will hold
its meeting, while Apawamis will hold
forth on September % and Baltusrol
on the 25th.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Salary Claim
Again Appears in Court

>, JAKE Dauberts claim against the
Brooklyn National League Baseball
.iuo' me, for S2.l5O, which he alleged
10 be due HIM as unpaid balance of
salary when, on February 27. 1919 his
sult against the Brooklyn Baseball
Club was called for trial, has come up
again. Yesterday Albert Klose. as as.
signee of Daubert's claim. began a
second suit against the BROOKLYN Ma
tonal League Club, summons and com
plant having been served upon Charles
II. Ebbets
IN the new action it is asserted pau-
bert agreed to accept $500 in settle
ment OF his claim, $500 upon his sign
ing WIN tne Cincinnati team, $500 on
May 10 and $500 on June 10. The .Juna
10th lnstalment, according to the
plaintiff. has not been paid. Klose de-.
mands 1T, with interest from the date
on which it fell due, with costs.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Mrs. McCustv Wins Prize

u GrEEIE;NWICH, = Conn, Aug. 29.-Mrs
n. i. McGusty was the winner of the
trophy offered by Mrs. w. A. flynn in
women's tombstone golf tournament
eighteen holes medal handicap. pIaved
over the course of the Greenw;ch
country Club to-day. She was the frst
70 TO r Teach the nineteenth hole. Mrs
80. e. %: refers, who finished at the eicb-
teenth green, was second. II
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Home Run by Jones
Wins Game for TIGERS

ST LOUIS, Aug 2s.-Jones's hit into
right field bleachers. with two runners
on base, in the fourth gave Detroit )
to victory over st. Louis to- day and
tied the visitors with Cleveland for sec
ond place.
1t was ,Jones's first circuit drive since
Joining the Tigers and the third sue
cessive time st. Louis has been beaten
by home runs, sixteen Of which have
been made here in the last twelve
games.
Shocker allowed only FIVE hits. but
Tour of these came in the fourth, when
Detroit made all of its runs.
The score
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
New Haven Stars in Majors

NEW HAVEN, Conn. AUG 90
lhree members of the New Haven club
OF the Eastern League were sold TO-DAY
Everett Nutter. outfelder, goes to the
noston Nationals. Claude Davidson.
third baseman. and George Twomb,v
outhelder' and first baseman, 20 to the
Washington Americana.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
| ne score .

Totals .;SS l. 96 IA Totals "a II y -
Batied for ilersch~ in eighth inning
Newark 49,. o u o.
Toronto. ..... o : 0 . i Is
Two-b base hits-Dowd CD. Spencer. Sand
berg Jacobs Three base hit--Hersche
~ 9ltn bases Miller. Brugsy, Spencer. Con
zaies. Jacobs. Puriell Whitcrnan Sacrifice
hits LITTER shea. Powers. Whilcman
Purtell. Double pIays-Powers and Bruggv.
furtell and Mclnnis. Left on bases
Newark. s. Toronto. II. Bases on balls
or Hersche. g.: OFF Lyons, 4; off StrNA~r. >
on ''nsfin. |. or Shea S in = IL in
hings, on l. ons. in 4 off II.rsche.. :. in
j. BAN H"rsche. Struck out--By Lyons
l; Dy itersche, i. Passed -Bruggv
Justin
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Reds Beat Candy Kids

HARRISBURG, Penn. Aug. 29.--ln
an exhibition game here to-day the
Cincinnati National League leaders
defeated the Klein Chocolate Com
pany's nine of Elizabethtown by the
score of to 8.
The score by innings:
RTIE
ii II 2
Elein........... 0 0 0 0 SIS
Batteries-Bresser and Raridcn. Allen.
Harmed 0nd Trout.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
international League

At binshamto1r- 4. II +
Baltimore .... 0 0 0 % 7 ?
ilsrrer and Fisher; Parnham and Egan
AT Rochester, q " (,
Rochester 49,. 90 o 9sx-ls y y =
Reading ..... o . c. is )
Acosta and O'NeiN. Baries Weinert
Snyder ana Cook
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Quinn and 7h0r1,1ahIen HurI
CoIoneIs Boys TO Victories
Washington Team Proves Easy Victim, Scoring Only
One Run in Each Encounter; Nick Altrock,
Famous Comedian Collapses After Exhibition
By Charles A. Taylor

Yankees straight the
a bill
lot the
battle their
to White
all their with the
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Phillies Win Long Game,
Then Lose TO Braves

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.-Philadel-
phia and Boston to-day divided the
hrst OF their two double e-headers, the
locals winning the first game in the
twelfth inning, to 8. and losing the
second to a. Callahan's single won
the first game after Paulettcs double,
Tragesser's safe bunt and an inten-
tional pass to Pinch Hitter CrMvath had
filled the bases
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
The score
Total. 80 6 9 y IS 5 Totals 3sl5 u II

Totals So 9 - IS s. Totals 81 q Il
'Batted for kaun in seventh inning.
New York;. o--s
Brooklyn. Q 0 O--l
Two base hits-Chase. Nehf Three base
hit ohnston. Stolen bases-konetchy
kIlduft. Sacrifice hit-Smith. Left on
bases-New York, A. Brooklyn, 6. First
base on errors Brooklyn, 5. Bases on
balls-Off Nehf l. OFF Smith, .. StrucA
out-By Nehf 4 by Smith. :.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Knockout Blow Results
In Death of PugiIist

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j., Aug. %
Frank Heif1ing boxer of Wilkes
Barre, Pa died in the City HOSPITAL
here to-day a. a result Of bout last
night with Michael Aduca. Of Pitts
bfirrb
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
SECOND GAME
EOSTON x IL pIIu
Totals IS "A = s II Totals .35 ls 27 20
ii"Ved Tor CAntweI In ninth inning.
Kan for CraVAth in ninth inning

-'F'F'0 '0' = Il ' Ut II III III INNING.
5Hfi9n FGIiadelph,a . . ! 66-ss
Two base hits-Gowdy. Mann. MeuseI
fAulette. Home run-Williams. Sacrifice
MT Bancroft. Sacrifice hy-Mann. Doubl,
plays llolkc tunassisted). Bancroft, Paul
s,te ant l-uderus. Left on bascs-Boston
10. Philadelphia. : Bases on balIs~Off
Aenaree ,. off Cantwel J. Hit by pitcher
hy tantweu tMann>. Struck out-By
Dcmaree. 5. by Cantweli, .
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Totals Sc 5 u l2 o Totals


ToIsls --.-5T .
Satted for Gerber in ninth inning
fBatted for Koob in ninth inning
Sc Re'Ie'5i Louts.... ..... Q @
Two base hits-Tohin. Neach Home run
Jones. Sacrlticc hits -ticleon. Ainsnlith
Double plav-Joncs, Young and Heillnan.
LII on oasrs- Detroit. i, 81. Louis. :.
Bases on bails--oM DAuss off Shocker
>; of koob. l. lIts-Or Shocker, q in S
'nnngs. Struck out Ky Ds,uss s.: by
Shochcr. Z. Losing pitcher-Shocker
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Cardinal Errors Assist
Pirates to 5-3 Victory

PITTSBURGH, Aug Pittsburgh
defeated St. Louis to-day by score of
5 to 3 in a loosely played game
Sherdel and Miller both pitched we'll
but errors behind them were the cause
of most of the runs. Sherdcl was re-
sponsible for one run and j. Mllers
misplay for another. Carey dropped a
fly ball that let a runner get to third
followed by Bigbee's mutf of fly from
the next batsman
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Red Sox hip Mackmen;
Ruth Strikes Out Twice

BOSTON, Aug. 90-Boston evened
the series with Philadelphia today
by winning. to /, the visitors giving
Kinney poor support. Ruth famed
twice. Wits play was brilliant
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Skeeters Make 21 Hits
And Score l8 Runs

BUFFALO, Aug. 29.-Jersey City
gave Buffalo an unmercful beating this
afternoon, the final score being 18 to 0.
Ryan was hammered out of the box
early, while Marshall had to stand a
terrific pelting. Zitman, Denoville and
Wigglesworth were three of the heavi-
est club swingers. Schacht held the
Herd down to five singles.
The SrOc.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
SECOND CAME
- " = = 4 VI y.
ashlNGToN "a Lii NEW YORK "a.
Totals ....S2 / 4, 24S2 Totals ..26 & 3 81 IL o
Ran for Charity IN seventh inning.
Batted for shaw in ninth inning.

Washington. 0 o Q o o--l
New York. 0 Ks
Two base hits-ltarris. Pipp. Three base
hit--Pipp. Stolen base-Bakcr. SacriNce
hit-Thorma hlen. Sacrifice ries-Ghar~i,y.
Bcdie Lewis. Double play recliupaugh
and Pipp. Left on bases-New York. 3
Washington. s. Bases on balls-On Thor
mahlcn. , off shaw, 5. Hit by pitcher
BY Thormahlen (Rice). Struck out-By
ThormahleM. 4; by Shaw. 4.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Purtell's Hit i'm Ninth
Wins for Toronto Leafs

TORONTO, Aug. 29.-With the bases
full in the ninth and two out Purtell
made hit to centre and Toronto beat
Newark. to 3. in free hitting game
featured by much >ragging of the UNI
pires.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
FIRST ME

Totals ...a2 8 "a Ol Totals 27 ! % ls :
New York. o 0 0 ~
Two-haA hits Picinich. Baker stolen
oases-Miiar Rice. Leonard Sacrince hit
n,fipp lcft on bases-New York. 5: :
NaDhington .. Bases on balis-On Quinn
i, on Erickson. L. llit by pitcher-By
rflcNson uecAlnpuagh>. Struck out-Ry
Quinn, 6: by Erickson a. Wild pitehZ
Erichsons Passed ball-Piciaioh.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
1 ne score !.
CHTCAEn "a

Totals ....sl 8 81 o Totals .a4 s q 10 o
chicago. 0 0 0 il
Cleveland. l o o 0 o.
Two base hits-Jacl<son. Telsch Speaker
Ihree base hit-Graney, Sacrifice hit
Slcotte. Double play-Smith and O'Neill
l.eft on bases-Chcago s; Cleveland, g.
BASES on balls.On Cicotte, 1 off Cald-
we'll, s. Hits-Of Caldwell, in % in
nings: of Coumbe. l in ID Struck out
BY Cicotte, 3; by Caldwell, 4. Losing
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Southern Association

Atlanta ! New Orleans. /: Z innings. called
Chattanooga. =. Memphis. first
Memphis. 3 Chattanooga .; second
Burning ham. s Mobile, l.
Little Rock, Nashville O.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
The score
l'uILA- l.

Totals ...s4lse4l45 s Totals ...sl7s27l9l
philadelphia. a o o--l
Two base hits--Burrus. Kinney. 'rhreo.
oasc hit-Shannon. Stolen bases-Hooper
shannon. Sacrifice hits--Turncr. shannon
i.eft on bases philadelphia. s. Boston, l.
Bases on balls--On Kinney. 4; off Russell.
l. HIT by pitcher-By Kinney (Waltors)
STRUCK out--Ry Kinney, 6 by Russell s
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30

l" the od days where the champion forced nl.,
II was trlte simpler for TO nant.;n
lo several years at whacR chance would o -
'a' "renh or laned have, modern cood+;n
repeatedly from field Of entries WIZ
e" "llahis etc? Winning n succession is o,
Tor separating why an eyeIash
o.e VINO doesn't pelleve that the
euo snouio ask the other nhs
nos ~ he pennant since last April aunchno bic
ATTACK When broke he had another redr MS
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES TO-DAY

Philadelphia at New York
Washington at Boston
Chicago at Cleveland
Detroit at St. Louis
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York, 4; Washington. | 1st)
New York, S; Washington. / (2d>
Chicago, 3; Cleveland. 2.
Detroit, S; st. Louis, 2.
Boston, Z: PHILADELPHIA,
STANDING OF TEAMS
Chicago. rs 40 .652I st. Louis. SO 81 1922
Clev'ld.... 66 AZ .584 Boston,. So 81 .465
Detroit. 66 ~ .584 Wash'ton. 43 " .374
New Y'k. 62 81 $40 IPhila... 30 82 $50
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30

Has Babe Ruth record oueres
According the official he
these were extra base AZ
e ana IL were nome runs Who in this efervecent
course of full extra
IL Ruth beats Buck Freemans he
staltng considering the fact that sboo
Seasonl4o l54 He ugsers bond
OF fancvd
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Totals - 3 "A .ss 2l Totals ss4ls So

Io'as ~ 3 II '33 II " Totals .,1S II SU Is
None out when Winning scored.
Ratted FOR Smith in twelfth inning
Boston ........ o o o o o . O-S
Philadelphia... . o Ia
Two base hits--Manu. fIolkc Bancroft
'allAhan, Paulette. SNcvific- hits i}la c<-
hurne CD, Paulette. l.udcrus. Williatis
pouole play-Powell. Gowdy aud Boeclcl.
i-eft on bases-Hoston. II; PhiladelphlA 9
Bases on balls-On rill!usim, 3 OF Smith
l. struck out-By FilNnsin. / by smith
l. Wild pitch-l'illingi1n
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Standing of Major League Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE

INA 1N'lNAL LEAAOE.
GAMES TO-DAY
New. York at Brooklyn
Boston at Philadelphia (two)
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh
st. Louis at Chicago.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York, 6; Brooklyn, 1.
Philadelphia, 4 Boston, 3
(l2 innings, 1st).
Boston. s.; Philadelphia, 4 (2d).
Pittsburgh, 5; St. Louis, 3.
STANDING OF TEAMS
Cin'nati.. 81 "a .704 Pitts'gh... 54 81 .486
New Y'k. II Al 1884 Boston e.. a. IS .4o4
Chicago. so so .545 st. LOUIS 40 70 1854
B'klyn... 56 So .491 Phila........ 40 II .36O
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Eastern League

Bridgeport, 5; Waterbury. o ust.
bridgeport. 10; Waterbury, 3 (9d>
f''1sneld pI1,da. l. New Haven Nst)
llttsheld, 5: New Haven. o (2d)
Springfield 9; Worcester.
Hartford, 6 Providence 2
baseball To-day. P. M. N Y. American,
-Advt -o~oS Auin QUO.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30

'ha1led for Wilise in ninth inning. ' - ;
Jersey city. 8 o 3 o Els
Buffalo. o . o o O
=, Two base hits -Wigglesworth, IIudeins.
'a,llii nnninan 1s psnoville Three base hits0De,
hoNlie 60, Ztman 60, Wigglesworth Sac
riiice hits rrigan Hudgins. Fitzsjm
mons Iltman. Sacrifice hies-Denoville.
ruastns w Wisslesworth Left on bases
t Dtt ~, j JH!Sey tlty, L. Bases on balls
on Ryan, off Marshall. l. Hits-Om
Ryan, & IN -; innings; off Marshall. l. in
-, -'' III, , ny pItcher-By Ryan. l. Struck
shall J. Losing pitcher-Ryan
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
66T71 66T71f dSp0RTLIGHT
~ >~6Y Gfan1Za7d Rice
Copyright, 1919, New York Tribune Inc.
How Long Ago.

How Long Ago
Last might, far sacept across ghosty distance
heard bugle blowing Taps again;
Thc old, old call of some long lost eristence
OF guns, and tents and army maps again.
still faint and io1o
Where sumner moonlight CLEANS
AS Pan might bioaV
A song Of singing streans-
Hoc long ago.
Hoec long ago 1t seemsi
From some last camp heard its echoes lnger,
The woHing notes heard him bloe0 again.
Softer than song from any human singer
Ashes OF dreams that come and go again.
stu faint and 'o2o
Where drifting star-datst CLEANS,
As Pan Night bioc
A Mrenody Of dreams,
Hone Tong ago.
Hon. long ago it secn,si
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
The Chief Returns

oert Bender the eminent Chippewa Just hooked
up again IN top baseball Circles still chief of
Ian from Kchmond Va,
thursday s being while
" he rst game of double header pitched again and
Beat Rube Oldring club; won tho
the as nincb ro
M IN me tenth frame scored squeeze play struck
a arelc
winning 'u" submit this unequaled
NO. he willy ChIet vet
courage and shreWdles w his
among 'se pannng will observe anv hole
WHO mas YER ted TO umpire of ball knows
"hat eHect could
oSs'ahoer IN regard to the Heron
uo ~ " ont give us meeaphone and we'll ve Om+
bat '>'' give Ouhel
Concerning the Babe
when Babe Ruth after u rum
To establish us place in the sau
He make any huyler
Or pitcher or t1ur{e
Look like the Croun Prince OF ke,dun
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30

JthStN CITY a. L. Bl FFALO Il T)
al II po alb r N DO -
Kane. RI = o pnucson n 4 n n a
Hcrr' an > barney cf loo Il, n n
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New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Concerning the Babe

When Babe Ruth goes utter a ru1
TO establish his place IN the sa,u,
He can make any havler
Or pitcher or t1uirle,
Look like the Cro2un Prince at yeyd,,u