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Evening journal., 1919-02-03
COED RECEIPT. N
At CID D-LAWAEE
Senior Glasses OF Both COL
leges Are Guests
Of Faculty
MAJOR SHORT
HOME NEXT MONTH
specIaI o rhe EvenIng Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Feb. s.--The faculty OF
Delaware College on Saturday night
gave reception 10 the members Of
The senior classes OF Delaware ana the
WOmen's Colleges. II was held In the
lounge room OF Old College hall and
was an unusually pleasant AFFAIR. Mem
oers OF the faculty OF Delaware Col
lege headed by Dr. Samuel c. Mitchell,
president, and Dean Winifred j. Robin
son, or the WOmen's College, were in
the receiving line. The program was
arranged by the entertainment COM
mittee OF the faculty of which Or. w.
owen Sypherd Is chairman. One Of the
features were one-minute talks by
members OF the faculty with their
backs 10 the clock. AT the conclusion
refreshments were served J. q. Craig,
Is president OF the senior class Of Dell
aware College and Miss {. NJ. Jones,
president OF the senior. class OF the
Momen's College.
An evangelistlc campaign that s 10
continue every night until next Tues
day opened In the Newark Presbyter-
rian Church last night The Rev L, L.
Latham, Of Chester, Pa. will preach
during the campaign and Dr.. Adam
Geibel, OF Philadelphia VIII have charge
OF the singing. Dr. Geibel talked last
night on Fanny Crosby.
Word has been received from Major
Clarence A. short, OF the Delaware Col
ieee faculty now al Camp Travis Tex,
that he cannot be released from his
duties al the camp before next month
Plans for the Junior Promenade are
well under way and judging from pres
Evening journal., 1919-02-03
GRADED 8 s MEETING

How Temperance Affects the Boys
and GIrls OF the Sunday school~ will.
be the subject OF an address 10 be
Evening journal., 1919-02-03

with a hot nre which scored 2s hits
on theI- machine. cutting the gasoline
feed. He managed 20 climb 10 5000
feet. however. before the engine went
ont OF cOmmIssion and from that
heighth volplsned 20 the American
lines. on isndlns the machine side
swlped a telegraph pole tearing on one
wing. but both oflcs,rs were uninjured.
In an earlier ennleement he was
brought down behind his own lines
from distance OF several thousand
feet
The secret Of his narrow escapes
Lieutenant Smart sa VS., was not mere
luck. but the speedy Liberty motors
with which the mach ines OF his squad
ron were equipped. The speed OF these
motors. he states. enabled the Amerl-
can birdmen 70 give ahe Huns the slip
time after time.
Evening journal., 1919-02-03
REH0B0TH BEACH
HERO Is HOME
specIal 10 me evening Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
LEwEs. Del. Feb 3.-Earl schmierer.
OF Rehoboth Beach. who has seen ac-
tive service. abroad for four months.
arrived at Camp Meade few days ago
Although sassed, he has recovered.
A. Brooke Taylor. OF Norfolk. was
town visitor last week.
J Horace Willard. who is employed
In the Marine Hospital service. at
Reedy Island. has been transferred 10
the marine hospta here.
Theodore w. Simpler. Sr.. and family.
have moved ON the Alphonso Hazard
farm, In Angola, 10 Jefferson avenue
In town.
n D. Register. State Councillor OF
delaware OF the Jr. O. U A. NJ, visited
the subordinate councils IN New Cas-
tie and Glendale last week.
Charles II Maull. who has been con-
flned 20 his home for several days. Is
able 10 be out again
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WILLIAM LAwroN. IN. ADVANCES.

William Lawton. Jr.. fo-merly OF THIS
city, has been appointed engineer In
charge OF all gas and water mains and
services OF Richmond. Va Mr.. Lswton
Is son OF William LaWton. ST.. once
well known merchant OF this city.
Mr.. Lawton was s~adua1ed from Della
ware College in 1904, as a civil engi-
neer. He has been assistant supe IN
iendent OF the Richmond water works
for shout eight years He also was
connected with the preliminary sur
veys OF the water power rights OF that
city, in connection with the erection OF
the municipal electric power plant.
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ent indications. Friday. Febrsry I. 1919
will be one OF the big days In the an
mails OF Old Delaware.
Evening journal., 1919-02-03
BIBLE ron THE PEACE
CoNFERENCE TABLE.

President Wilson has consented to re-
celve a specially bound Bible from the
American Bible Society for use al the
Peace Conference table. as opportunity
afforded. Accordingly, one OF the So
clety's small plea, Royal octave Bibles.
was bound In white morocco. with a
gold GROSS on the cover fooled simply
on the inner edges OF the cover, with
the words at the foot OF the inside front
borders Peace Conference; Presented
by the American Bible Society"
A. red morocco slip-cover had the seal
OF the society In gold on the inner Zap.
The Bible IN this cover was boxed In a
handsome blue morocco-covered case.
with blue SILK padded lining. The front
cover OF The case had the seal OF the So
oiety In gold on the center The Bible
was sent to Washington and 70 warded
In the ofilclal mail 10 President Wilson,
by Secretary Tumulty.
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MOTE NEW STATE mcnMaY.

Special 10 TAs Evcnins Journal
GEORGETOWN, Del, Feb. 3.--Grad'ns
OF the State highway. AZ Hearns MIL
is now under way and within a few
weeks the stretch back OF the NIL
property across the dam Is expected u
be ready for concrete II IL said that II
will be necessary for the residence OF
George Hesrn TO be moved a short dis
tance In order 70 make way for the
road
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FAITHFUL WORKERS

The Hockessin branch ard Yorklyn
auxiliary. OF the Red Cross. since Janu-
ary 7. have made snd returned 10 old
~ refueee garments. consisting OF ii9
black ssteen pinsfores: 200 under
shirts for i6-year-old children: 212
undervests for 6-year-old children
four baby ohemise: i06 surgical towels
and six convalescent robes. This makes
a total OF 637 pieces.
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gative r1ade up of May apple
leaves of aloe. jalap and made inte
tiny sugar-coated pills-to be had
at every drug store as DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. To build up after
the grip-to make red-blood and
fill the body with vim, vigor and
vitality. take an iron tonic, known
as "Irontic," and sold at most drug
stores or that well known herbal
tonic which has been so favorably
known for the past fifty years,
DR.. Pierce's Golden-Medical Discov.
cry. This is made from roots and
barks Of forest trees and brings
the freshness Of the woods right
to you'll In liquid or tablets,
Evening journal., 1919-02-03

It gets you in the head or back
suddenly-and oh, how you suffer
all on account of that little influenza
bacillus. Itisa fact thatwhen nature
tries to throw off the poisons from
the body the result sometimes is in
fiammation of the kidneys. There
fore, the best way is to assist nature
as much as you can either before or
after the attack by throwing off the
poisons Ctoxins) from the body thru
the excretory organs, such as the
bowels, skin and kidneys. Drink
plenty Of hot water, hot or cold
lemonade, take DR.. Pierce's Anuric
Tablets for the kidneys and back
pche. Then take an occasional pur-
Evening journal., 1919-02-03
COMMUNITY CHORUS MEETING.

Members or the membership commit
tee OF the WilminEton Community
Chorus will meet In the auditorium OF
the Wilmington High School at 5
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. Oflce-s,
directors and members and all other
persons Interested are asked 70 atteni
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DR. VAUGHAN BACK no PRACTICE

Dr. Geo &c w. Vaughan has opened
an Office AZ No. 2l05 WASHINGTON street.
For the past year Dr. Vaughan has been
assistant chief surgeon at the plant
hospital, No. 4. at cs-ney's Point, but
has resigned that position to take up
the practice OF medicine In this city.
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MOTHER AND BABY DEAD.

LAUREL. Del. Feb. 3.--Mrs. Elon
Hitch. 36 years old, who gave birth 10
a child last Tuesday. her FIRST born. died
last night from influenza. The child
died Friday.
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given by Caleb e Burchenal before the
monthly meeting OF the New castla
county Graded Sunday School Union In
st. Andrews parish house at s o'clock
iomo rov evening
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STAGE IS SET FOR WORLDS GREATEST
 RACING MEET
De Palma, Goux,> Thomas And Others Among
 Entries.

Indianapolis, Ind, May 30.-Every- thing was in readiness tonight for what many believe would be the greatest automobile racing event in the history of the world, here tomor- row, when 33 cars will start on a 800 mile race on the Indianapolis speedway. The starters signal will be given promptly at II o'clock and experts have estimated the 800 miles should be run shortly after 1 o'clock.
 The first races on the speedway track since 1916, the event has lost none of the international character, it has assumed before the war. Practi- cally all of the drivers, have won hard, long races, and three of them Jules Goux, Rene Thomas and Ralph De Palma, have won one of the 500 mile events held here. De Palma, holds the speed record, for the distance, having averaged 89.84 miles an hour in 1915.
 The winning will receive a purse of $20,000; second place will get $10,- 900 and the next eight will receive purses ranging from S5,000 down ward. The total of the awards is $50,- 900.
 The race will be run over brick paved track, two and one half miles to the lap.
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WOMEN FINISH
 MATCH TO-DAY

Memphis, Tenn, May 30-The southern womans golf title will be decided tomorrow on the Memphis Country Club course in an 1S-hole match between Miss AleXa Stirling of he East Lake club, Atlanta. Ga national champion, and Mrs. Dave Gaut, of Memphis. Miss Stirling won her way into the finals today by de feating Mrs. E. P. Towner. of Mem phls, up and 1 to play, and Mrs Gaut eliminated Miss Mnna Beasley 6 and ,.
 Indications tonight were the course will be in better condition for the championship go tomorrow afternoon then at. any time this week
 In today's semi-finals. Mrs Gaut played the most spectacular golf of the tournament, making seven cOnse- cutive holes for a total of 29
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FOUR PREL|MS WILL PRECEDE
 TITLE EVENT
Thatcher Announces Plan For Coming Battle
 July 4th.

Toledo. Ohio, May 30-There will be four preliminaries to the worlds heavyweight championship contest between Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey here July 4th, Ad. Q. Thateh- CT, match maker of the Toledo Ath- letic Club, announced tonight The huge arena, with a seating capacity of 50,000 persons will be opened to the public at 9 o'clock in the morning, and the first preliminary contest will be started at II o'clock. There will be a match every hour thereafter until Willard and his youthful challenger climb into the ring at 3 o'clock
 Dempsey entertained a capacity memorial day crowd in his sun-baked arena on the shores of Maumee Bay this afternoon. There were more wo- men visitors in camp than men. The challenger tugged at the weights, punched the bag until it broke from it's moorngs, and then boxed four spirited rounds. The day was blister ing hot, but Manager Jack kearns de- cided to have Dempsey do his boxing in heat of id-afternoon, instead of the cool of the morning so that he will become accustomed to conditions likely to prevail on Independence day afternoon.
 Is Sharpening Wind.
 Dempseys work with the gloves was cut down for him, but his road work was increased in an effort to sharpen his wind. He covered ten miles this morning, and, after rest, went swimming.
 Ray o. Archer, business manager for Willard, was happy today after receiving word from Walter Mona han, that he had obtained furlough from the army and would join Will lard's staff of sparring partners. Mon ahan boxed with Willard for his cham pionship match with Jack Johnson in Havana and later in the circus tour, and the champion considers him the best sparring mate available.
 Archer had received no word from Willard and did not know whether Big Jess would stop off for a day. visit with his wife and five children at Lawrence, Kas. Willard is due to arrive tomorrow, but if he stops off at Lawrence, his arrival will be delayed until Sunday.
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Our Country's Birth.

Our country's independence dates from July i, 177G, because the United States then declared it's independence, and from that day on has maintained it. Great Britain acknowledged the Y preliminary treaty of peace dated November 30, 17S2. and by the final or definite treaty dated September 8, 11S3. This treaty was ratified by the continental congress January IA, 17S4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-31
United States Senate.

Each United States senator is elect cd for six years, unless he is chosen to fill the uneXpired term of some sena- tor who has died or resigned. On March in every todd year'-19l9, etc.-the terms of 32 senators expire ; that is, 1nc-third of the whole number. By this plan there is never an entirely new senate. Even if no members were reelected, two-tlirtls of the member ship would always consist of men who have had either two or four years ser vice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-31
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Memphis Breaks Even

Memphis, May 30.-Mobile and Memphis divided today's double head CT, Coleman's home run in the tenth inning of the first game giving the visitors 6 to 5 victory and Memphis won the second & to l, by coupling nings. Score: RH F
 First Game:
 Mobile ----102 100 eco 1-i B Z Memphis --031 900 100 O-5 13 4
 Day, Utt, Fulton and Coleman Goodbred and Meyers.
 Second game: RH +, Mobile ---------00o 001 0-1 3 3 Memphis -----004 040 x-S 12 0 . Ellis, Utt, Nasty and Coleman; Can avan and Meyers. c innings by agree ment.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-31
||li;1;I0NAL LEAGUE
Work Wins Two.

r'rt Nss May 3o.-New York
 York' a,,,es from Brooklyn to, two cggnerbas ga,s,Ibr have now suffered |The sup1t s,'l;ve defeats. In the after FOnseea'ttodd a today, the Giants made
 game maa,iust ioSa' Smiths pitching; |its agatFh lg';th q triple, a double and E led 1,s NIoA in four times up, and Con- ElngttiS 1g'.tinr g safely three tlmes'
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Trouble in the Future.

| The pessmist is always anticipat. In" new varieties of trouble. One con- glOOmSter casts his eye for ward to the day when wireless tele- lphony will be so perfect that man Twill have receiver in his hat and be managed by his wife all the time.
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Split at Chattann0Ca

Chattanooga, May 30-Noel's good pitching and faultless support gave Chattanooga the first game of today's double header but Birmingham made honors for the day even by taking the second, 2 to 1. Both games were pitch ers' battles. Scores.
 First game: RH E Birmingham --0O0 900 00O-O 5 3 Chattanooga 100 900 00x-1 5 0 Slapnicka and Peters; Noel and Higgins
 Second game: R H E Birmingham -010 900 1-2 4 1 Chattanooga 1000 010 0-1 3 2
 Ballmer and Peters; Vines and Higgins. (7 innings by agreement)
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l -c O At Act z
 xRan for Killifer in 9th. xxxBatted for Martin in 9th. xXBatted for Alexander in 9th. zBatted for Ames in End. zzRan for Clemons in End. |S. ||SClicago ---------301 900 OOO-4 |St. Louis 09o O10 oov 5 |a,sS1 summary: Two base hits, Paskert, |Mefkle Clemons, Paulette. Three pass M hlss, Mann. Stolen bases, Pick, Mm, Mahn, smith. Double plays, Shotton, oh otlller, .Paulette and Snyder; Hollo- das d,,sr' TICK and Merkle; Smith, Sny- per Pa, ana Stock; Hornsby, Paulette. nases .a on balls, off Alexander 4: Car ml |; Ames 1; Horstman g. Mead Sss M.s4; |. Struck out, by Alexander 8;
 ~~A VIII l,
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Chicago GrahS Roth.

I Chicago, May 30.-Chicago, by de- feating Cleveland this afternoon be- fore the largest crowd of the season made it two straight from the visi- tors, having also won the morning game. The base running of Speaker, fielding of Jackson and batting of Chapman were features. Score:
 Afternoon Game.
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DENIED ADMISSJON

Ames, Iowa, May 30.-Applications of the Oklahoma University and St. Louis University for membership in the Missouri valley conference were rejected by the directors at their an nual spring meeting here today, on the grounds of athletics at these two institutions are not in the hands of faculty directors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-31
Ingredients for Happiness.

manity of heart, and gratitude to that Being whose code is mercy and whose great attribute is benevOlence to all things that breathe, true happiness can never be attained.--Dckens.
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Travellers Take Two

Little Rock, Ark, May 3O.--Little Rock defeated New Orleans in both games of today's double header, 3 to 2 and 2 to 1. In the first game which went 15 innings, Karr allowed New Orleans only six hits. Stone was hit freely in the second contest but was effective in the pinches. Scores: First Game: RH K New Orleans 900 900 Oil 900 000--2 6 ? Little Rock 001 OO1 900 900 OO1-3 10 2 Lankenau, Perdue and Deberry karr and Brottem
 Second Game: RH k New Orleans O1O 900 o0O--1 II 1 Little Rock lilo 900 0Ox-2 6 1
 Torkelson and Deberry; Stone and Brottem.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-31
"''ea Tor Douglas in 8th.

Stolen hy; Two base hits, Smith. Stock uaSes, Merkle. Double plays. anti 1 p.,' ana Paulette,; Stock, Miller Gosatsau auiette. Bases on halls off by m,h Good,i. l. Struck outsby Douglas 3 ;.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-31
St I,Ouis Wins Couple.

Bt. Louis, May 30.-St. Louis hit exander and Douglas hard and de-
 tied Chicago twice today. Chicago Init St. Louis in the first game but
 locals made all but one of their Es factors and the score. in the sec h game Goodwin held the Cubs to hits and would have shut them out t for an error by Stock. Score: First Game.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-31

bow with the ball and the Athletics won, to 3, without man out in the 10th. Ruth knocked in all three of Boston's runs Boston won the morn ing game Score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-31
Morning Game.
BOSTON TAKES TWO

Boston, May 30-Boston took both games from Philadelphia today Ru- dolph allowed Philadelphia only four scattered hits in the afternoon game. The fielding and batting of Powell featured. Score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-31
Boston Divides Honors.

Philadelphia, May 30.-After Du-
 mont passed two batsmen in the 10th James was sent to the rescue of Bos- ton in the afternoon game with Phila- |phia. Rolp bunted to James who tried to hurry the ball to third. In failing to do this he filled the bases and then struck George Burns on the el-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-31
Morning Game.
New York Breaks Even.

Washington, May 3O.-New York make it three straight from Wash ington by winning the Memorial Day game and taking the contest in ten inggings. Poor pitching, coupled with faulty support caused the local team to lose the afternoon game. Score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-31
Cinci Drops Both

aeain in'saourgh, aagh, May 3O.-Pittsburch teruoouu % ussiated Cincinnati in the sf- . mornine same' after having taken the
 5 contest. Coper WIS unhitt-
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Split Double Bill.

Nashville, Tenn, May 3o-Atlanta and Nashville divided double header here today. Atlanta winning the first 2 to 1, and Nashville the second, 1 to 0. Jonnard, pitching for Nashville in the second game allowed the visitors only two hits in the seven innings. Score. First Game: R H E Atlanta ---001 900 0O1-2 4 0 Nashville 1000 900 04O1--i 4 1
 Adams and Neiderkorn; Decatur, Jonnard and Street..
 Second game: R H E Atlanta -------000 900 O-O 3 2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-31

Summary: Three base hit, Stem gel. Stolen base, Mollwitz. Double plays, Stengel and Mollwitz: Terry, Cutshaw and Mollwitz First on balls, Eller B. Mitchell 3. Struck out, Nit chell 8; Cooper B.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-31

Summary: Two base hit, Chapman. Double plays Wambsganss Ito John tston 3 < E. Collins to Risberg to- SaGn- dil.a Bases on balls; ECoveleskie 2; lUhle 1. Struck out, Williams 4; Uhlel l.
 Morning Game. At Cleveland - 1 4 O. Chicago ------,-----4 10 O Bagby and o'Neil; Faber and
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tigers Grab Two.

Detroit, May 30-Detroit won both games from St. Louis today. Veach and Heilman triple in the 9th inning this morning after Cobb had reached first on an error.
 In the afternoon game Cobb's hit ting and Dauss' pitching won for Detroit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-31

ummary: Two base hits, Magee, 'ar Doyle. Three base hit, Doyle. ne a"s' run. Konetchy. Stolen bases, netchv 2. Double plays, Magee, petchy. % Smith, Olson, Konetchy. es on balls, Barnes 2; Struck out, Ines 2; Smith 2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-31

able with men on bases and kept the ten hits of the opposition scattered Score:
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zBatted for Perry in 8th.
 bOSGOI IUU UUU UZU U---O Philadelphia ------000 OO1 002 IA
 Summary: Two base hits, Ruth, Me- Nally Shannon, Roth. Dugan. Three base hits, Thomas, Witt, Roth. Home runs, Ruth. Double plays, Shean, McInnis, McNalliy; Shean, McInnis, McNally; Shean; McInnis, Pennock, McInnis. Bases on balls, off Perry 2; Pennock 1; Dumont 2. Struck out, by Pennock 2; Perry 2; Dumont 1.
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Totals 35 II 27 l6 5
 zBatted for Ayers in 9th.
 ZzRan for Charity in 9th. New York ----00O O01 O14-6 Washington --------010 900 001-2 Summary: Two base hit. Charity, Three base hit, Pipp. Double plays, Shanks, Judge; Murphy, Shanks; Quinn, Fewster, Pipp. Bases on balls,
 off Ayers 3; Craft 2. Struck out, by Quinn, 3; Ayers 1. Morning Game. Washington, May 30.-Morning game. Score: RH E New York --------4 8 2 Washington 7 3 Thormahlen, Shawkey and Hannah;
 Robertson, Johnson and Agnew. Um-
 pires, Hildebrand and Moriarty (1O
 innings.)
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Morning Game.

Weilman, Koob and Severeid, Bill lings; Ehmke and Ainsmith. Umpires, Owens and Dineen. A@
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-31
xBatted for Koob in 8th.

Summary: Two base hits, CObb, z, Flagstead. Three base hits, Bronkie, Cobb. Ainsmith. Double plays, Dauss to Heilmann; Gerber to Bronkie to Sisler. Bases on balls, off Koob 1; .Dauss 1; Wright 1. Struck out by Koob ?; Dauss 2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-31
Morning Game.

Cheney, Galore and W1IIef:: FerfICt: Rupp and McCarty. Empires, Quig- and 0'Day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-31

Packard, Prendergast, Smith and Cady,, Adams;. McQuillan, Keating and Gowdy. Empires, Harrison and Bryon.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

TEXAS LEAGUE. At Waco, , Houston, 1. At Dallas, '; Galveston, 1. At Shreveport, gil San Antonio, IA; double header. At Ft. Worth, '; Beaumont, 1.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Milwaukee, G-5: Kansas City. 4-12.
 At Columbus, 6-9; Toledo 5-4. At St. Paul, 6-21; Minneapolis, 4-5. At Indianapolis, 1-2; Louisville 5-3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-31

At Milwaukee, 6-5; Kansas City, 4-12
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Ft. Worth, '; Beaumont, 1.
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At Columbus, 60; Toledo 5-4.
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At Indianapolis, 1-2; Louisville 5-3.