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Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-13
WEpNEspAY AETERNooN LIsT

The first section of the Wednesday afternoon list shows:
 Killed in action 13; died of disease 3S; missing in action 3; total 54,
 There are only two Connecticut names ill this section, Private Floyd E. Deforest of Stamford, who died of disease; and Private Michael ]. But Ter of Hartord, who died, previously reported missing in action.
 The second section of the after noon list shows:
 Wounded degree undetermined, 15: wounded slightly II; total 29,
 In this list there is only one Con- necticut name. Private Howard NJ Atkins, Mansfield Center, who was wounded slightly
 Marine Corps Casualties.
 The Marine Corps casualty list foI today shows:
 Killed in action 14; died of wounds received in action (severely) }; wounded in action (slightIy) 2; miss ing in action 1; total 30.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-13
MAT TIERS CF INTEREST IN THE LEGISLATURE

Senate Passed Bill to Authorize Savings Banks to Invest Securities of the British Government France and the Dominion of Canada-Eiouse Passed Bill Authorizing the City of Bridgeport to Issue Bonds the Amount of $3575,0 ,000-Many Measures of General Interest Were Disposed of in Both Branches
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-13
Wounded Severely

eutenants-Clarence C. Scarbor- ough. Windsor.
 Second Section-Wounded (degree undetermined, 2S; wounded slightly, 10; total 3S.
 No Connecticut men mentioned in this list
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-13

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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
PAL MOORE GOES
BACK TO CHICAGO
Memphis Bantam Will Do No
Training for Two Weeks.

Pal Moore, Memphis bantam. who
has been at home for the past couple
Of weeks recovering from an operation
for the removal Of his ~tonslls, left We'd
nesday night for Chicago, where he will
meet his managers, Nate Lewis and
Tommy Walsh. Pal is anxious to find
out something about his match with
Jimmy Wilde, British flyweight, which
Is scheduled for June 10, but for which
negotiations have not been closed as
yet. Pal wants to know If the match
has been closed, which is the main rea-
son he is going to Chicago to talk
things over.
Pal will do no work for two more
weeks, his physician having advised
him against taking violent exercise too
soon, as there is still danger Of a
hemorrhage. Pal will take things Easy
for two more weeks, and will then get
busy and round back into his former
good shape.
Moore has no matches scheduled as
yet. He stated that he would like to
meet Benny Chavez here during the
centenary celebration, and that II
Chavez could make the weight he'd
gladly step in the ring with him.
Chavez, however, Is a lightweight at
present and would have to do consider
able dieting before he could make 100
pounds ringside for Moore.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

backstop, wa secured by Nashville,
and anyone who knows Gabby can real
lac what tho red-head was up against
In trying TO break In as first String
catcher, Gabby did the catching while
Red did the sitting on the bench and
occasional pinch hitting, Red was In
the spangles Of the Vols throughout
1915.
The Volunteers decided to get rid
Of Bin Schwartz as manager and want
ed Roy ELAN, OF the Birmingham Bar
ons, to lead the club. Bill was fired,
and a deal made with the Barons
whereby Red Smith and a bunch Of
jack were exchanged for ELAN. The
change did Smith good, for he got a
chance to show his real class in Biz
mingham, playing a stellar game, Red
remained with Birmingham in 1917 and
1918, being sold to the Pittsburgh Pir-
ates at the end of the 1918 season. and
playing several games In the spangles
of the Buccaneers last season, He was
bought outright by Memphis from
Pittsburgh,
asked II he was married yet, he re-
piled: Fat chance" Red Is 5 feet 9
Inches tall, weighs 1876 pounds and
throws and bats right-handed, His
favortte sport aside from baseball IL
boxing, Red being a great admirer OF
the Marquis of Gutenberg game. He
was born In 1899,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
BEARS VS.. PNLICANs.

MOBILE, Ala. April 24,-With both
the New Orleans and Mobile teams in
the best Of condition and with fine
warm spring weather, everything Is
ideal for the opening Of the Southern
The opening game, which begins at 3
o'clock. was preceded by n Street pa
rade In which both teams took part
with the Rotary club as a guard OF
honor, A record breaking attendance
Ia expected owing to the great increase
In population due to the recent estab-
llshmant Of many shlpbuilding plants
here.
Manager Dobbs announced that Buck
Weaver and Frank Kitchens would be
the battery for New Orleans, Manager
Coleman haa selected Bill Ellis and he
Will do the catching himself for Mobile
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
GooDBRED VS.. KARR.

over in Little Rock today, where
the Chicks are to get started, Tiny
Goodbred, Chick right handler, late Of
the Brooklyn Robins. will be trotted
out to meet the Travellers. Red Smith
Will he behind the bat. Manager Kid
Elberfeld has nominated Benny Karr
for the pitching job. with Tony Brot-
tenn doing the backstop duty, The game
viii start at $3.50 o'clock, following a
parade through the principal streets OF
the Pebble metropolis,
Mamphis boosters arc working hard
on the opening day proposition IN Mem
phie Friday, when an effort will be
made TO have $4,000 spectators on hand
70 see the Little Rock and Memphis
clubs Mt the baseball lid at Rosewood
Tickets are now on sale and are belna
eagerly bought, which makes II appear
almost a certainty that the biggesl
opening day crowd that Memphis hal
ever had will be on deck when Ii,
Tribe and Travellers get away Frida,
afternoon at tho Memphis ball yard,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

ARKANSAS May
FORM new
LEAGUE
Meeting To Be Held in Little
Rock Next Tuesday to De.
wise Plans.

OF SPRINGS, Ark, April
Fl i |. 8 !. 4. D: !. D. !. :. i: ] !. = &; {; !. {. ! ! !: !. 4: I: I: !. !. |. !. !.
~ IA meeting of men in
terested in forming an Ar
S5S Ransas league, with Little
~ ROCK, W military teams,
~ one from Camp Pike and
A one from Fort Logan II.
Roots, Morrilton. Pine
~ Bluff, possibly Bauxite, and
- a club from this city, mas
geen called to convene In Little Rock
tuesday, April 20, at which time It viii
oe determined how far the men In the
respective cities aforementioned are
lung III TO go to put this project
Hot Springs will be represented sv
team; He stated today that core
s~pondence he has received from the
towns interested Indicated sufffcient
packing 70 start the league, but that
me meeting In Little Rock would de-
clde whether or not those who want it
aTYpoouid go lhrouEh with arrangements
Some Of Hot Springs best players are
stlli IN the army, but those who have
been to camp and received their dis
charges are a C on the team, and the
spa Will have a very credltabls club
this season. President Allen, OF the
Little Rock Southern league team, has
been negotiating with Clearwater to
join the Travellers. Clearwater Is one
Of the best amateur catchers in the
state. Allen believes he has a future,
and the local boy states that II the
''Prexy" will boost the salary a little
he would have no objections to play
ing Southern league ball this season.
Il have a wife and baby to support"
he said, land l can see no decrease in
the high cost Of living. I'd like to
come into Southern league company
and be with Little Rock, and only the
question Of salary prevents me Sign
ing the contract"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
BILLINGS
LIKED In ST. LOUIS

st. Louis baseball fans should rise
and extend Bob Quinn a vote Of thanks
for having made the trade with Cleve-
land last winter whereby Josh Bill
ings was obtained for Les Nunamaker.
The newcomer on the Browns Is a
real, onest-to-goodness catcher, who
not only is hustling at all times, but
who likes to work, writes a st. Louis
Post Dispatch scribe.
Billings himself declares that he
never had a chance to make good in
Cleveland for the reason that Steve
O'Neill, a young catcher Of great abili-
~, was always o. the job, Billings
today is In great shape and already
is hailed as the Browns first string
catcher by all the experts who have
watched his work in the training camp
at San Antonio.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
Er- Cotton States
League President
Dead In Colorado

JACKSON, Miss, April %. (SpI1-
News has been received here OF the
death IN Colorado Springs Of Arthur
Lewis, former Jackson travelling man
and president OF tho jackson club in
the old Cotton States league.
Mr.. Lewis was responsible for bring
ing the once famous Bugs" Raymond
to jackson and other Welt known play
ere, The body Of Mr., Lewis, who went
West for his health, was taken 10 tho
home Of his parents In Newark, N, J,
Hts death 10 mourned by scores OF
friends hera.'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
LooKouTs VS.. CRACKERS.

ATLANTA. Ca, April ?5.-MarshAll
for CHATTANOOGA, and ThorRurn for At.
lantR were tentatively chosen to oppose
qaoh other In the box at tho opening
fame Of the Southern association 1919
season here today. Higgins was the
i.ookOuts' selection as catcher, while
Sawson, recruited from the University
Of Georgia nine. was slated 20 receive
tons were excellent and local fans were
enthusiastic over the chances Of At
ianta winning tho trophy for largest
attendance IN opening day. Mai. -Gkn.
Cameron, commanding officer At Camp
Gordon, was TO throw out the first bali
to start the game.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
fslt1 10 e e. q
WITH 5({E s
N0. ti-REp Smith, oAroAgR.

a ALL me Red. That's more
"a homeliko than anything else,
for ever since ] had to tiptoe
~ 10 hang a left hook on a gnat,
THfh that's been my name. Reds
NxA good enough for me" 1t was
@% willard Jehu Smith, Of Lo-
~ gansport, Ind, speaking, in
giving the necessary dope to
properly Introduce him to Memphis
random, SO the red head is one Of
that rare breed Of fiery-thatehed indi-
Viduals who do not resent being con-
atantly reminded that his dome il
matted, with auburn t~resseH,
Red IL the fiFst-string catcher Of the
Memphis Chicks this season, being In
eharEe OF the b~ackstopping duties Of
the Tribe. for which he Is well quail.
lied, having been In the game for the
past seven years, and each season look
Ing better as Il backstop. Red Is right
out OF Pittsburgh, Pa, and for the past
several days he has been busily en-
gagged in tanning the smoke out Of his
lamps, which he collected while In
termed In the Smoky City. Red was
Q member Of the Pittsburgh Pirates In
the National league las season, where
no helped the bold, bad Buccaneers win
u game or two,
for good and always, owing to the fact
that his father died last fall at the fam
ily home In Logansport, Ind, and Red
ls taking care OF his mother and sister,
he hated to leave them, but the call
OF the diamond was strong, and after
seeing them comfortably situated Red
grabbed y train for Memphis.
Red started his baseball career In
1919 around Logansport, where he was
a bear back OF the plate on various
semipro clubs. He showed real class
as a backstop from the beginning and
It was evident that some day he would
first professional engagement was in
the Kitty league, now deceased, the
brtcktop Joining the Hopkinsville, Ky,
club Of the X. /, T. organization late
In the season of 1912. The season OF
1919 found Red with Cairo, H., in the
same league, having been traded by
the Hoptown club to Cairo for two or
three infielders. Red remained with
Cairo the remainder Of the 1913 season.
Red made q big hit with Kitty league
fandom In 1918, batting 1923 and having
q fine fielding percentage He showed
one OF the best arms Of any backstop in
base runners by feet when he didn't
turn thom around. On the strength Of
Reds reputation with Cairo, he was
sold by Cairo to the Nashville Volun-
teers In the Southern league while Will
liam CharlemaEne Schwartz was man
ager. Red was used but little and con-
sequently he occupied the calcium but
little, but he was retained because OF
his ability 10 hit the ball, he being one
OF the most dependable pinch hitters
In the league.
Vols. but dabby Street. the veteran
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
MY HANLON
DEFEATS MINOR
Referee Billy Hack Awards
Him Decision.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. April 81
Jimmy Hanlon, Of Denver, was awarded
a decision over Jimmy Minor, Of Mem
phis, after IL rounds of furions fight
ing at Camp Pike last night. The men
Referee Billy Hack angered q mum
Der Of persons in the. crowd and some
of them rushed into the ring. One Of
them and Hanlon were about to COME
to blows when others pulled them apart.
Maj -Gen. Peter e. ,Traub, commander
of Camp Pike, witnessed the bout and
and complimented him on his game
ness.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
NEW LEAGUE FORMED

The Mercantile league, playing Sat
urday afternoon baEehall, has been
formed and will start next Saturday
afternoon with seven-inning games
at Hodges field, starting at 2;30 o'clock,
Teams have been entered by orgill
Brothers. National Refining company,
standard OH company and Memphis
Gas company. The league Ia restricted
to players from the various firms who
have entered clubs and this should
make It one Of the most evenly bal
anoed lsagusi ever gotten together In
Memphis,
Any competent umpire wishing to UNI
pirs In this league will please get in
touch with r, L. White, phone Main
1850, who will advise applicant how TO
prepare application for umpire posi-.
ton,
Managers OF the Dixie and Liberty,
Sunday afternoon amateur baseball
leagues, should Immediately cut down
their roster to 10 players in accordance
with the rules OF the Memphis Assori-
ated Amateurs, which permits only IL
players after the second week of the
season. Notice Of players released
should be left at los Monroe avenue,
The public Is urged TO purchase the
regular Memphis Associated Amateurs
membership cards for the year 1919
which have recently been placed on sale
at local sporting goods houses, These
cards entltle holders TO play TEAMS.
participate in field meets, soccer and
everything except baseball, which card
must be obtained personally by players
at room 30, Randolph building, he
lore participation IN game.
: Read News Scimitar Wants,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
BALL CLUB ORGANIZED.

EARLE, Ark, April "a. (spl.)-A
very strong baseball club was organized
In Earle which has the support Of the
being played, J. H. Hamett was
elected manager and has several games
scheduled for the coming week. Earle
Is now ready to accommodate any team
that is prepared to play fast ball. The
grounds have been placed in fine shape
and a large grand stand built to accom-
modate the public.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
TO PLAY TWO GAMES.

The Prest-o-Nu baseball team will
play the Little Chicks a double header
~ overton park Sunday afternoon, the
first contest beginning at 2;l5 o'clock.
The following players take notice and
DO on hand; Lewis, Fowlkes. Lowndes
aruber, Moltsldo, Tilliman, Anderton,
WaBgener, Burning and Stewart. The
Prest-O-Nu team was formerly the Lit
Tie Bears and do not bar any team in
the city from II 10 l6 a old
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

clash this afternoon at $50. The field
10 in excellent snaps.
Managers ELAN and Molesworth,
veterans OF many 4 Southern race, are
both optimistic before the start. Both
squads are down to the playing limit
Of ~ men, aS the result OF eleventh hour
p%runings.
Battery selections for this afternoons
game have narrowed 10 the veteran OF
Molesworth's static ICY" SlRpntcka,
with Peters, the giant catcher formerly
With Chattanooga, on the receiving end,
working for Birmingham. EIlAm'E
choice for mound duty will be either
Decatur or Helfrich, with "GAbby"
Street as battery mate.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
And Pirates
VIII Try To Pry Off
Lid Again TOdav

CHICAGO, April 2i.-with fair and
cooler weather promised for today, IL
was expected the National league base.
ball season would open at Cubs park
with the game against Pittsburgh
for yesterday which rain prevented, All
the original features announced for tho
opener will be staged, with big Jim"
Vaughn and Ktllifor az the local baN,
terry and Cooper and Schmidt acting
for the Pirates,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
Club owners optimiStic.

Club owners from all over the league
are entering the 1919 season in Sn OPP
timlstic frame Of mind and feel that
they are certain 10 Fecoup some Of
their losses Of 1918, when the Southern
was forced TO dlsband or account Of
h world war.
Every club In the league appears
strong on paper, and II the youngsters
corne through as they are being count
ed on 70, the Southern will be we'll up
in the class Of all other class A leagues,
Thes croakers and knockers who have
been saying that the league was going
TO be shot TO pieces by the young ball
players win have q chance TO see
whether they know what they are talk
ing about, The league magnates, with
the exception OF Jules HelnemRnn, are
for the young player rule and are an
tering the season confident that II will
be o good thing for the league and
baseball in general.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Cleveland Indians
And Detroit Tigers
Try To Start Today

DETROIT, April 2~4.--Cleveland and
Detroit will make another attempt &c
open the local American league season
here today, rain having interfered with
yesterdays schedule. The battery Sc
lections are unchanged, Coveleskie
and O'Neill for Cleveland and Ehmke
and Ainsmith for Detroit.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
ZBYSZKo FAILS,

GALVESTON, Tex, April %2t-Steve
fall, one-hcur bout here last niSht in
the prettIest match seen here In years.
2bysZko WAS frequently In trouble and
at no time, appeared dangerous for his
opponent, Lhyszko WAS TO have thrown
Savage twice IN an hour.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

Chicago at st, Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Washington,
Boston at New York.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
\NHERE THEY PLAY,
HA4R12F
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

loueyS NaFmeb,
Memphis at Little Rock.
Nashville at Birmingham.
Chattanooga at Atlanta.
New Orleans at Mobile.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
BILLY HACKS VERSION.

Billy Hack, Memphis promoter, who
refereed the Minor Hanlon fight in Lit
tie Rock last night, returned to Mem
phis today and stated that Hanlon had
sending Minor to the floor for the
count of nine. Following the rendering
Of the decision Hack says several Of
the Little Rock boosters OF Minor an
tered the ring and one of them tried to
get q crack at Hanlon. Hack states
that Minor was beaten all the way and
that there was no question as to Han
ton's superiority. over the MemphiAn. ]
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
MILLER A BEAR,

MOBILE, Ala. April 25.-Annouuce-
ment was made hero today that VII.
liam Miller, who has been with the
st, Louis Cardinals during the spring
season, has been signed by the Mobile
Ienterfield.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

Baseball. players are again warned to
stay off the tennis courts Of the Mem
phis Associated Amateurs while wear
Ing spike shoes. This Is harmful to
conditioned for the opening OF the tent
mis- season.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
VOLS VS.. BARoNs.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala April 60
opening day Of tho 1919 Southern as
ISOLATION pennant race at Redwood
field, where the Vols and Barons viii
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
SOUTHERN GETS
UNDER Way
TODAY
Weather Clear All Over Cir
cult for opening-Boosters
Working Hard for Friday.
BY BOB PIouE.

BY BOB PiouE.
-~ ODAY Is GETAWAY DAY
In the Southern league.
Every club IN the Sunland
NNrR major viii swing into action
HSIl this afternoon under the
~ most favorable m
~ stances, and there is every
- indication that the season
which IL being ushered In
today VIII be marked by a tight race
throughout the entire year.
Memphis opens the season at Little
Rock, The Nashville Vols are in Biz
minghnm to meet the Barons. The
Chattanooga Lookouts are in Atlanta
TO meet the Crackers. Tho New Or
leans PelicRns are guests Of the Mobile
Bears. In every park big things are
promised and programs have been
mapped out to make hasebalFs come
history. Never was the interest great
er than In the Southern at present.
judging from the actions Of fandom
everywhere. who are eagerly %devouring
every particle Of advance dope on the
teams and who will turn nj In full
force to watch their favortes get start
ed down the runway,
There Is the greatest element Of IN
certainty In the Southern league race
this season than ever before, owing to
the fact that there are myriad young
BAH players who have replaced the
veterans who wore well known to fan
dom all over the league, The question
OF whether the younHster can deliver
and keep the Southern the real major
OF Sunland viii he answered beginning
today. The general feeling Is that they
will make the league faster and better
than ever before.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
DETROIT GETS TALCoTT.

NEW YORK, April 24.-Frank Tai
colt, star pitcher Of Yale university last
year, signed a contract yesterday with
Immediately at Detroit.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
TurcOtt Named To
Solicit VICTORY
Bond From, PLAYERS

j. J. Turcott, Of the Rex billiard par
Tor, has been named as a COMMITTEES of
one to solicit tho billiard rooms for
Victory bond sales, Mr.. Turcott will
begin his drive Saturday morning.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

Y ASSOCIATE
(AAMATEURS
WIN WISH LEAGUE.

-
II anticipation counts FOR anything
the game today between tho WinfrOys
and WiAharts Is just the same az set
tied because Or. Winfroy Is confident
that he will have the WiAhartS' scalp
tucked away before the shades of niaht
have fallen, George WlshRrt Is hlshly
elated over the Victory which he an
neNed In the opening game OF tho Win,
Wish season and atatos that no pro-
poaAs to snake a runaW ay OF the race,
howeveG Or, Winfrey has some excel
lent baseball prospects which seems to
be a thing which Wishart viii have to
conquer many times before the season
race Is over. Both clubs expect to have
out considerable Of the old timers to
today's game, and the attention OF
players, whose names have been pub
lished Is called to the fact that they
should report for today's game promptly
in ordcr that tho game may start on
time.
The hurlers have not been selected
for today'a game,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
CoLLEGE BASEBALL.

At Charlottesville: University Of yir-
ginia Z, Maryland state s. i
At Princeton, N. j.: Holy Cross B;
Princeton 2.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
NATIONAL A.HAaua.

NATIONAL LeAaua.
st, Louis ....0 ! .
Cincinnati 80 00N0 0l5R 7 Q
May, Sherdell, Meadows an9 Snyder;
Ruether, Luqus, Ellep ana R9ridSn, AL
At Philadelphia R.HE.
F Fsx G TPss 70 : SSdsd:ji:-'? -,
Bsrnes and NcCarty: Jacobs and Ad-
ans
prookiyn .',,.s
Boston ..,..,.0 100000 0 II Z
Grimes ana Miller; ESllingtm. NNhf,
Raglan AnA wilson.
Chicago Pittsburgh, rain.
AMERICAN LEAeuG.
At Washington R.H. e.
Phila, % . 100000 % . i
Wash. % 0 o 0 3 0 0 0 0 O~i ! /
Perry ana Perkins; johnson and Ag-
new.
At St. Louis R.HE.
SChlcsso 40 S$$I091S--l3 y |
G, Williams and Schalk; Davenport,
Rogers, Leitield, Kooh and Billings.
At New York R.H.E,
Boston ,..,,,2 lOoOoOl s--1o 10 q
New York 20 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 % 1
Mays and Sehang; Mogridge and Han
nah.
Detroit Cleveland, rain.
~-~- &xasn~-
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus |, Kansas City 0.
Louisville ID. Milwaukee z,
Indianapolis ., st. Paul I,
Toledo Minneapolis, rain.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Houston q, San Antonio ;.
Shreveport 6, Dallas 4.
Waco II. Fort Worth l.
Beaumont 2, Galveston I,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

TEXAS LEAGUE.
Houston O., San Antonio ;.
Shreveport 6, Dallas T..
Waco II, Fort Worth 4.
Beaumont 3, Galveston L.