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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19
MANY STAR PLAYERS
ON NATIVITY TEAM
Joe O'Rourke, Mahaffy and
Dwyer Among HeadIiners on
Manager Haggerty's Club
TAKEN SIX GAMES IN ROW

Of all the semipro teams in the city
none stands out more prominently than
the crack Nativity team. which has Sc
cured fine playing field at Ontario and
Miller streets.
The Richmond aggregation is man
aged by Phil Haggerty. former player.
who began with the old Manhattans a
few years ago. This club is the first
one with whom Joe O'Rourke, the
player who is credited with discovering
Alexander. played Haggerty and
O'Rourke were teammates.
Strong Lineup
The success of the Nativity team is
not due alone to the ability of the man
ager. for Manager Haggertv has line
up that promises to battle for the indie =
pendent championship of the city.
On first is Tom Mahaffy. formerly Of
the Wilmington Tristatc and Richmond
Internationals. At second is Bill Dwyer.
star from the Albany. New York State
League. Third base is held down by a
local lad. George Meisler. At short
stop is Joe O'Rourke.
The outfeld consists of Richard
Flanagan. a local lad in left: Jim
Adair, of Lupton. in right. and Edgar
Flanagan. formerly with Southampton
and Port Richmond. in center.
The catching is we'll attended to by
Frank McCafferty. formerly of the
champion Station r nine of the United
Gas Improvement League.
Two Twirlers
The pitching is in charge of Tom De
Frates. who has shown wonder form
for Hog Island. and Frank DAILY. of
the Port Richmond Railroad League
champions.
Nativity has played the best teams to
date and has succeeded in winning NIL
games by good scores. Their record
of victories includes: Nativity. 10: Tn :
diana, L; Nativitys 6: Tulnehocken
Reds, 4; Nativity. 8: North PhiladcI. l..
rhia Browns, 4; Nativity, II; Co, X
3l5th Overseas Regiment. 3; Nativity
&; Manayunk, 7; Nativity, 0; North
Side Profs.. 8.
The Nativity Club is omen to meet all
the best clubs in Philadelphia and ont
of-towners are invited to write for
games to Manager Phil Haggerty, POI:
Cedar street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19
.PREL|MS FOR BIG
MATCH ARRANGED
Fifty-four Rounds of Boxing
Scheduled to Precede Willard
Dempsey Go
FIRST BOUT AT 10 A. M.

Toledo. Juno 19.-Fiftv four sched- =
ulcd rounds of boxing will precede the
twelve round heavyweight champion-
shin contest between Jess Willard and
Jack Dempsey here July 4. it was an
nounced today by Ad Q. Thacher,
matchmaker of the Toledo Athletic
Club.
Thachcr was commissioned by Tex
Richard. promoter of the Independence
Day contest. to arrange the prelimi-
naries and he scheduled three bouts of
eight rounds each and three of ten
rounds, The first match will start at
10 o'clock in the morning, an hour
after the gates of the huge arena open.
and the boxing will be almost con-
tinuous until Willard and his youthful
challenger climb into the ring.
Preliminary Bout
The complete card of preliminaries
follows:
10 a. m. Tommy O'Boyle. of To-
lcdo. vs.. Solly Epstein. of Indianapolis
eight rounds at 116 pounds.
1O:4O a. IN. "Wop' English, of To
lcdo. VS.. ''Whirlwind" Wendt, of the
United States army, eight rounds at 13J
pounds.
II 30 a. m. Johnny Lewis, of To-
Ipdo, VS.. Tommy Long, Of Detroit, ten
rounds at 13J pounds.
1890 p. m. Johnny Rose. of To-
lcdo. VS.. Battling Balliere. of the Unit
ed States army, eight rounds at 13o
pounds.
/ u. m. Jock Malone, of st. Paul.
VS., Navy Ralston, of Joliet, ILL.,, ten
rounds at 145 pounds.
y. m. frankie Mason, of Fort
Wavne, Ind, VS.. Carl Tremaine, of
Detroit ten rounds at 116 pounds.
jess in Shape
Sergeant Walter Monahan, chief
snarring partner for Willard, said to-
dav that in his opinion Willard is 200
nor cent a better boxer than when he
fought Jack Johnson for the heavy
weight championship in Havana in
| 1915
Nonahan, while not predicting a
Lrockout for Willard, believes he will
win handily. He asserted that no one
knows the tremendous hitting power OF
the champion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19
Lightweight Champion
Plans to Quit Game at
End Of Season and Enter
Business
TAKES 4 RAP At GAME
BY JAMES s. CAROJ,aN

'I'1iE boxing world recognizes Ren,,
Leonard as the worlds LIGHT
" WEIGHT champion. Along Wall
street This same Benny Leonard is rated
HEAVYWEIGHT.
Leonard has been dist,,ct success
IN boxing. He is one of the gamo.s
most brilliant performers Rrt r;rn
fans are likely to see very little moro 'nf of
him in action. -
Benny Leonard plans to retire.
ih1S IS no dream, no wild shot. Benn,
Leonard personally announced that this
PROBABLY would be his last season as n
ring general. :"
hehny now is the treasurer of the
Leonard Tire Company. with Offices in
new YORK, and he shortly expects to
open a branch office in this city.
Stock Market Kind
Inc champion branching into busi
ness was not the direct cause, The
New York stock market treated Benny
so kindly during the last two months
that he managed to make more from
stocks than he ever accumulated from
work in the ring.
Leonard is the first heavyweight
lightweight champion that ever ruled
AS the champion, quietly quartered
In the rear of on eighteenth century
model seagoing hack. slowly moved to-
ward Shibe Park last Wednesday after
noon, he gently told of his plans. Jack
WenStein, Joe Firestone and the writer
were deadocked in this very antiquateo
conveyance.
Raps the Sport
'The boxing game is all right. but
the fellows that are trying to run it
have ruined or are rapidly killing a
great sport, said the champion as he
graSped for the side of the rocking bus.
81 don't have to box any more. And
what is more, | think this is my last
year in the game. | had plenty of luck
with stocks and in the future will de-
vote my time to the rubber business
and forget the leather (gloves). :"
Leonard has fought oftener in this
city than any other 1t was here that
he got his start He admitted Wednes-
day afternoon. as he saw Kid Gleason's S
White SoX win out in the eighth over
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19
Surprise In Gayety Bout

A surprise produced unusual excite
ment in the amateur boxing tournament
at the Gayety Theatre last night when
Barney Kid Dix defeated Young Joe
Fisher after an extra round. Fisher
won the 105- pound class finals of the
last tourney and was considered fla yor-
ably to again triumph. In tha same class
Reddy johnson trounced John s1cMoon
and Johnny Curry forced Kid Thompson
to quit in the second round. In the ITO
division, Kid Ferre whipped Harry
shannon. Kid Joyce knocked out Babe
McAdoo in the first round of the 133-
pound class.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19
THAT DAMAGED EYE
RECEIVED IN CAMP
HAS MADE DEMPSEY
When Jamaica Kid Opened ChaIlengers Optic and
Forced Layof a Change for Best Was Noticed in
Jacks Condtion--Added " eight viii Help
by ROBERT w. MAXWELL


TT JACK DEMPSEY wins the heavyweight championship of the world from
1 things
and the Jamaica Kid The cut the Jack
much Kid
he n gloryif glory share
stale when he donnod the gloves
things
for the youth ambitious and to get into the
all the
workw wouldn hurthi So the resumed
harder
he This kind of work takes lot out of boxer
o likely Then he
Instead taking lay off he works
he all rmod receive the
bnocko
when he received the his
he Instead of working the
and punching
his chances Willard
pc a
When out in Toledo Dempsey top form lie was ready
with felt elad his condition
a
He and naturally backward
~ THE other hd Willard started cith fat hanging on his
~ tronc and wo ming II off. He
had o to. could hit the
gGdc For Jamaica hid the
eIrercC Crcaf aids 10 the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19
Record Offer for Tendler-Leonard Bout


~ Kaufman
a and
SPILLED the ove today:
put a 10000 $40 600
the place
will wait until the
md Leonard end their share
IS
ghtweg intention of meeting should
be eousl considered.
Thirty dollars
goandH IN the history of boring.
title he weighed
# wv he ring
whiting
d when be 3pto
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19

the As. that he got his real start here
against Tommy Langdon.
"Do you know what l got for that
fight?' he asked.
"Couldn't imagine" replied Jack
Weinstein. Guess it was about 800
bucks. That's what Eddie O'Keefe was
getting"
Nothing TO it." said Benny. 'I got
only $50. Then Glib told Matchmaker
Jack Hanlon that if | didn't make good
he would pay me the $50. Glib never
gave me that half century note. 1t
wasn't necessary.
Tired of Game
Leonard said nothing about a cham
pionship match. He is tired of the
game and he was serious when he an
nounced it. He now wants to be bust
ness man and forget sport.
He said he was willing to appear here
a few more time this season. Doubt
less he will exhibit here again before
the end of the season.
Then, we have Benny's own words
for it, he will say farewell to boxing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19
AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES

soore & Triest B. C.. fast fourteen to-
s.,nnn snnrS yesr old nine. wants games with any
home or travelling teams. Joseph J reagan
235 Wolf street.
The Pennsylvania Giants have s,t June z or2S SS'
July a; m s9a s7Sa 2 Pchrstia2&t. m:ti Sno 0'S"'
rh. Columbia Social. fresh from It's vic
,,e inc the strong Essex tea m. would IKE
10 tor bo5k games with all hrst-class traVeilns
teams. f. Lang. 1881 NoF'n
street.
,s,n.rville r. c., hrst-class travelling
team. has June % and 'unS william am Connor'
arst-class home Teams "-'
Crum Lynne, Pa.
The Eagle 4. c. would like to Ga near aavaTnn aTTm
all twenty william ~ woodworth. 245s North
Second street.
MinGnH Sa. tune nI 2s and July open for any
nue.. west Philadelphia
surer Glass B. G.. an eightsen,year,0,a ar oil .
travelling nine. wants games ,ais East AZ.
iantic street.
The Fillmore B: C.: thirteeg;sGSfr1ssn Ksnffmsn
year-old nine. wants sahes' -
25i7 Natrona street.
TIL. Collins A. c. would like to hear from
nrstclass teams. V. r. Clements 1881
Moore street.
BridesburE. a hrst-class travelling team
h.s lime IA open for good home club.
W. q smith, 44G9 East Thompson street.
| The Glover A. G. has June IA open for a
nrst-class home team. E. F, McCurry. 344l
Sunnyslde avenue
The Gegmantown CoIiexians are ready 70
| meet any hrst-class home team on June IA
and 2s. II, J. Conway. 1925 Huskell street,
The Rasutkeast MidKefs. q tNelve-f fouffeen-
v~a-,rt1 ,tsa-a NEr ~@Sr ester sar sunday
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LEONARD "CLEANS UP"
IN STOCKS; TO RETIRE
Sent to Prison for
Winning Wrestling Bout

Paris, June 10.-Pctro Sonda.
200 pound Rumanian wrestler. who
j., entered for the interallied games
was taken prisoner by the Germans
when bucharest was captured.
While he was in prison a match
was arranged between him and the
champion wrestler of the German
forces ip the East. Sonda threw
his opponent so violently that the
Germans leg was broken. He re-
ceived a severe reprimand from the
German commander and was put in
solitary confinement for a month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19

games with home teams J. Valentine, 1910
South Seventeenth street
The ,,e Peerce a; 4. would like to book
u especially Quaker City, Logan and NnrtS
hFihihIadeiphia' hi1Lh William Appel. 1922 East lie.
Lit Brothers Juniors, a fifteen -seyentaep
ssar-oid yea team has few omen dates in June
Carneys Point and Germantown RIues W.,
welI Gor6ach. care Lit Brothers, Eighth and
team s e.o Pclfy chsrIer f9r
good. fast outfelder would ike to io,r
nrst-class travelling club n S,oi 1uIh
8l09 North Sixteenth street. O'arN'
The St. lawrence G. G. is without a var,o
for June 2l and dates in July for sair,e sar1e
@nrst-class @ home clubs. s. W. Faber, 2ss7
has IAs iaSe Arg? Il al a. S FsT'pTS ittr travelling
away Phone KensinEton 1901 w. ope"'
and ThS suy EletSTS tor G has dates in June
Wilson. sos CaiiOwhiii street Esef "'neS' A. J.
% oPhiIadelnhia Professionals have June "A
~. % July 4. D; and also SUNDAY da fsass
open for seminro teams having grounds RiITs,
Gray. 275l North Ninth street ni''S
The Fma #. e. has Saturday Yuro =.
open. William Hill. 295s North Third Street
The Phllmere a. has June IA and July
open o5Io2rr o5Io2rr nrst..class home teams, Edwin
The Onus Club would like to meet all Tar
sey teams on It's grounds William IA ~
94i North Fourth street
The Zosase A. A., seventeen. year-ard
traveljng nine. has July 4 a N. and 8. n. \
Hopiden <ies NORTH Phillips strsSt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19
Dempsey N0w Importing His Defense

TT would don the
will
him like hawk he will allow
much Ali he has do
ensea Judgment Of distance.
like Bill Tate his
duy inches tall weighs 220
Dempsey has little difficulty
and this him loads of confidence He
Willard
of little
day. He
with his and he has
Monaghan Hcmpe. Joe Chip and few
angle the big Those who followed the
chattr
will hard fight Dempsey will have the following
York tilt likely will
while Willard has the handicap
Then
of
CRlNT RICE has the all.
Osays: Willard cin
is a drdw.''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19

weSRt' faces the rugged chariey cfairfia 1KTdi1l 1KTidi1
Thomas Grol, in the ) feature fray, at President
Ray Q'MalleX, former amateur king. will on
pose Davie Moore in the semiwind-up. The
other bouts follow: Johnny Ketchell VS.
Jimmy Myson, Micky Britt vs.. Mike. Connors
and Frankie Mckenna Charlie Leonard
A battle royal also will be staged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19
St. Louis Gets coIIeoe PIaver

Mobile. Ala, June 1S.-Dennis Cur
ren, leading pitcher of Sprilg Hill Col
ege here. signed contract today with
the st. Louis National League club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19

. Eddie Revoire. one-tIm middeweight per-
former. has returned from France, He ex-
poets to start boxing soon and again has
named Herman Hindn to direct his ring af-
fairs. ReYoire made good in all of his
service bouts abroad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19
Film Flight From Balloon

WasssinGton. June 10 -Arraueement have
been completed for taklnS moving pictures ~
the Wiliar6 Dempsey n<bt from an obseryA-
tlan hnIlooon ~ II. .ll-l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19
4 Fair Bet


a by of
This
White
He has Cleveland York
Chicago, in the main, the National League.
in
that has happened a
al
of nine they have only one
McGRAW has dropped four of fire, Jennings all
NH his lone start in the big October finale.
WLARDS style is wait the
y in to
enough o restless about the delay.
What point, will finish
shoves Patrick Moran cliff
VOU tell what quaint desires bloke
who paicng quick referee the coming fight
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19

Mike Gibbons and Harry Greb will meet
IN the main bout at special show at
Forbes Field in Pittsburgh on Monday night
Greb and Gibbons once fought a hard six
round bout at the National here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19

travelling nine. has July al nj and s. N \ <
open for teams 2nsEins 4, sEuasantee i a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19

Battling Leyinsky and Billy Miske clash
of July 3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19

The Onus Club would like to meet all Ter
sey teams on its grounds William Rs ~
BAL North Fourth street,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19
Scraps about Scrappers

\, The summer, boxing season opens at the
National tonight. Joe GriffO. National an
nouncer. is the promoter. Johnny Mealy and
P,aCkeyy Hommey will appear in the wind-up.
Billy Cannon and ClemenCeau come together
in the semiwind-up. The other bouts fol-
low: Young Casnett VS.. Johnny Doff. Patsy
Rowan vs. Willie Herman and Johnny
Ketchell against a good bov.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19
THE GAP IS NARROW
BETWEEN EXTREMES
V7CTORYAND DEFEA T
Often the Line Which Separates Hero From Denizen
OF Bumland Is Too Small to Be Seen by
the Naked Orb
Vocational Training
IN THE sPORTLIGHT-By GRANTLAND RICI

Y VOcdtIOHdI Training
I'd like to break somephere take
Go forth and seek the soudes
I'd ikc to-but hdren't time to take amid the strife
The training that telloD needs lead
And oh, IL gives pain knodark anguish
That m not nearly strong enough a no,o.
II could train like Willard hasten every day,
Or get my stomach ready to digest a bale of han;
If could get Dempseys shape pith
I'd run the riskId take chance and
But Oh it gives grief anguish ny broc
That I'm not nearly UeH enough for a pacation noU
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19

Young Jack ToIand will. be one of the
wind-up boys at the Cambria open-air show
tomorrow night. He takes on the hard
hitting frankie DALEY of Pittsburgh
Johnny Maloney and Jimmy Lavender meet
in the ,semiwind;up. The other bouts fol-
low: Hubby O'Brien vs.. Martin Duffy.
Young Muligsn vs.. Billy Cannon and Tommy
Murray VS.. Young Grffo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19
The Way of Chance
The Answer

Neper mind the speed you're got;
Nerer mind about your curUe;
Though it sail around the lot
With sigsag and a sperre:
HoW you grip or t,cist the ball
n Enters not upon the scroll;
Here's the dnsWer to it all
H0to is your controlf
Neper mind about the luck
Or the umpire robbing you-
HoD the FateS toere there to buck
Everything you tried to do;
Cut it out and let it 90,
In the Book of Praise aud Blame,
This is all there is to kno,o-
Did you play the game?
UJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19

Tho Philmcre A; A. has June IA and JuIv
open for nrst-class home teams EdWi,
Leech. 274T North Front street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19

Ritz Walters will celebrate his return to
the ring after a long absence overseas when
he engages Frank LouRhrey in tha wind-up
at the ATLANTIC City Sporting Club this eve
ming. Eddie Morgan meets Charley Moore
in the semiwind-up The other bouts follow
Joe Phillips vs.. Joe Marks and Teddy Will
liams vs.. Eddie Bates
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19
The NarrOU Gan


THE between Fame and the opposite
l. with the naked
ball player drops a a but
fielder in
he
fielder
therefore, denizen bumand.
Take the of the recent championship Walter
handicap epete
He deserved echo
Mike Brady
the finish
He hole
And at the last hole he Ups his in
it hadn't
He would then have
He would
herothe
of the Cracked
of ball
of en it would have found the
THERE are times "he" the mag" beoeen the hngsvioy
and detea-cheers and jeersfume
0 a
The Way OF Chance
THE of
times when garng will at
smallest
Fred Merkl working
to
white spotlight
where others ranker
There
recall the certain football player should
this
resulted ball bounded of
his yard decided the issue of the
of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19

PhiIadeinhia Professionals have luna =.
~. 20. july 4, 3. and also SunJav da ~; ~;
open Tor seminro teams having grounds BiIIY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-19

open. William Hill. 205s North ThIid dt st q !
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-11

RAaE rtLJ415
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-11
PLUMBER FINED.

Charged with violations of the plumb
ing ordinances, =. NJ. Sessums. 243 Mad
ison avenue, was fined $40 on each OF
three cunts In city court Friday aft
ernoon, Sessums protested that the
court was making an example OF him
INT was assured other plumbers HMlld
La accorded the same treatment II found
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-11
NURSES WILL MEET HERE
FOR 1920 CONVENTION

The registered nurses of Tennessee
will hold their NEXT annual convention
at Memphis in the fall of te2Q.
Al lne convention which just closed
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-11

at Chattanooga niue delegates we're
named to attend the national convea-
ton at Atlanta In April. t12o. Miss
Annie Feltus aud Miss Marie Peterson,
IT Memphis. were named in this dele
cation.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-11
guilty.
AUTO U R

William Gee, automobile mechanic at
the Parker Harris garage. suffered a
severely crushed foot Friday when a
truck wheel rolled over ii. He was
taken to the General hospital
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OZburn-AbstOn Go.

Distributors-6l0 Monroe Ave.-At Bridge
We test. repair and recharge storage
batteries and always carry a full supply
OF battery parts; new batteries and rental
batteries for all makes Of cars.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-21
Deals In Real Estate
= 4 Il 4 x + + 4 4 4 X = 4

T.. j. Rome to ePter Bicrmier, lots 3
and 4, block Q, Palmers addition, Mt.
Angel; 1880.
H. w. Waters to Louis Rollar. lot %,
Hanshaw Fruit Farm.
r. B. Kay 10 j. J. Hcaddin, part of
lots !, 2, 3, 4, block 50, University add.
tion; $3.50.
l.. n. Childs to D. McHenry, lots !, 2,
II. 70, block 5. Pleasant Home addition.
q. W. Leeper to Il. b. Dougherty, lot
s, block 3, Burlington addition.
Eli Vaughan to A. B. Hing, 1873
acres in sections j, ., IL, u, l0.3-W.;
$500.
F. A. Boseow to +. a. Dukerson.
acres in c. c. Cooley claim, 81 WI
$3.50.
r. d. Black TO W. S. Thomas, ST.
GUAR quarter NJ. qua ter section 1881
W.
Joseph Barber to Z. l.. Kinnamun, loi
1, block 3, \. Salem.
Oregon. WASHINGTON r. r. & Eaviga
ii0n Co. to G. I. spaulding company,
lots 4, s, G, bloek IS, Salem; $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-21
( X X x X X x X X X 4 X 4 :
< ROUND COAST
K LEAGUE BASES

Yesterday S winners: San Francisco,
Oakland, Los Angeles, Vernon.
Home runs, Borton, Vernon; Kramer,
Oakland; Dale, Johnson, Salt Lake.
Casey Smith all but blanked the
Beavers run elomun, giving them four
hits. The Seals won, 3 to l.
Two runs in the ninth inning won for
the Tigers over the Senators, 4 TO 2.
The Oaks knocked Marklc from the
box in the seventh inning, and took two
runs fru Gould in the succeeding stan.
zas, winning over the Bees, 10 to 4.
bowman of the Rainicrs made his
first appearance by being knocked off
the mound. The Angels won, 10 3.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-21

FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE BY
II. +. BOLINGER, 1928 Hubbard
bldg. Phone 1909.
For Sale-One Of the finest room
bungalows in Salem, strictly modern
and a beauty, on ear line and paved
street. Price $3S00.
Good house Of 6 rooms, good barn
and chicken house, large lot, on paw
ed street, all clear. Price 5000, easy
terms.
A snap-6 room modern house, close
to ear line; will take vacant lot OF
automobile for equity. Worth much
more than the pdee offered.
Several fine wheat farms in southern
Alberta, some well improved; will
take acreage near Salem or city prop
erty.
A large list Of vacant lots, priced
from almost nothing up.
/ write insurance on anything insur'
able in best old line companies. II