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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-02-21
NOTICE OF

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Glasgow, Mon
tana, February 10, 1919.
To Reinhold Becker of Avondale and
Box COG Glasgow, all Montana, Con-
testee:
You are hereby notified that En-
nett Jay Powell who gives clio C. D.
Borton, Atty, Glasgow, Montana, as
his p~ost-office address, did on Febru-
airy 6, 1919, file in this office his duly
corroborated application to contest
and secure the cancellation of your
homestead entry Mo-, serial No.
O38448 made April 20, 1916, for north
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-02-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Herman Olson,
Plaintiff,

WIII1am j. Kluu,
Defendant.
To be sold at sheriff's sale at the
Front North Door of the Court House
in Glasgow, Valley County, Montana
on the 9Th day of March, 1919, at 2
o'clock p. M, of said day, the follow,
ing described property:
The Southeast quarter (SEA) of
Section S, Township 81 North of
Range Al East, Montana Meridian
more or less. according to the govern.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-02-21

He is probably the biggest and best
natured soldier in the reconstruction
hospital at Fort Smelling. He has lost
a leg, but his spirit is typical.
ooh, WE'LL" he said to the Red Cross
man, II suppose in the next war I'll
have to go in the cavalry"
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-02-21

denburg line, and on one wall is dis
played the American flag. At this
and similar clubs, the American Red
Cross provides tobacco and cigarettes,
newspapers, magazines, writing ma
terials and games.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-02-21
Mu1ch Di1ectorp
st. Matthew's Episcopal.

81. M8tSAS" . AIpISCOpdl.
sexogesima Sunday, February %.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
The adult study class will meet in
the rector's office, at the Just Inn,
Thursday evening at 1880 p. m.
J. M. Nelson, Rector.
Lutheran.
/. O. o. F. Hall.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning worship at II o'clock.
Special music.
Services at Julius Enger's place at
2:30 p. m.
Norwegian and English services al
Highland school house on Sunday
March 2, at 2:3O p. m.
A. N. Livdahl, Pastor.
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ment survey thereof.
Dated this 18th day of February.
1919.
Feb. 14-21-28-Mar z Sheriff.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-02-21

The American %doughboy plus the
American Red Cross have established
numerous strictly enlisted mems clubs
in France and many of these are I'M
ique institutions, the club quarters
ranging all the way from old barns
to portable houses and even chateaux.
For instance, men of the 9th divis-
ion have a club at Mortfort in a lit
tie red brick schoolhouse and there
they make themselves thoroughly at
home. They have not disturbed the
b%lackboards, metric system charts or
crucifix on the walls, but they have
moved in a German piano they sal
vaged after going through the Hin
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-02-21
RED CROSS NOTES

"Can you assist me-" a young pri-
vate wrote, "to get a discharge. I am
badly needed as I am the soul sup
port of my eternal grandmother"
His request came to the home SER
vice section Of the northern division
of the American Red Cross. In view
of the fact of his grandmother's ever
lasting life it was deemed to take up
the case at once. A letter to the boy,
as to the proper procedure, brought
back the grateful reply:
"Thank you so much for the infor-
nation you sent me. l can take care
of my grandmother as long as she
lives if 1 only get my discharge. I
will be glad to do it."
Isn't the spirit of our boys wonder
fulW
"Getting sick and getting we'll again
is out of date. Staying we'll is the
new idea.'
This is the slogan adopted by the
school children of the country for use
in the coming health crusade. Part of
the picturesque and appealing plan Of
the crusade to stimulate the interest
of school children in cleanliness and
fresh air as stepping stones to health
is the health tournament which open
ed Saturday, February 9th. Millions
of members of the Junior Red Cross
will participate. Instead of merely
learning that one should sleep with
open windows and wash ones hands
before eating, the habitual perform
ance of these and nine other "health
chores" becomes obligatory if the am
bilious youngster is to become first
a page, then a squire, then a knight,
and, at the end of fifteen weeks of
the tournament, a knight banneret of
the Modern Health Crusaders.
In the tournament, the standing of
school classes will be measured by the
average number of credits won by it's
members daily in performing the pre-
scribed health chores. The tourna-
ment will have nine divisions which
classes will enter according to their
size and grade. Twenty minutes a
day for one month and ten minutes a
day thereafter will be all the school
time required.
The crusade will also embrace work
in community health and sanitation,
including anti-fly, rat and mice drives
and general cleanup work.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-02-21
ORDER TO H O CAUSE.

ItOE To SHUW CAUSE.
In the District Court of the Seven
teenth Judicial District of the State
of Montana, in and for the County
of Valley.
In the matter of the Guardianship
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

show will be staged at the Empire A. c. for
Eddie Wagonds whose wife died recently.
Jack Britton will be one OF the headliners
at the National on Saturday night Jimmy
McCabe has been assigned to take on the
weterweight champion. Patsy Wallace, an
other member of Doc Cutch's stable. will
take on Max Williamson in the third bout.
Whitley Fitzgerald meets Young Robideau
on the same card.
Pete Hartley and Phil Bloom will engage
more Friday evening. The bout will be held
in the American A. c. Frank Pop) O'Brien
Is the official referee
Lew Tender lid not face Allentown Dun
dee in Allentown Saturday night Manager
Phil Glassman called 1t off Saturday morn
ing, he does not want to take any
chances on having Tender injured before his
important meeting with George Chaney al
Shibe Park on June T. Matt Brock vs. vii.
litz are on the same star card.
Promoter Leon Rains. of the Phillies open.
air club. is an active individual these days
He is hustling every minute, completing the
program which he plans to stage as his open,
Ing show about the middle OF next month.
The members of the Pine Street Debating
Society will be the guests of Harry Edwards
president of the Olympia A. A, on Wednes
DAY night Leon Rains verified the inter
cepted cable message from the Azores.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19
MEREDITH FINDS 1T DIFFICULT
TO DOPE THE TRACK OUTLOOK
Saturdays Collegiate and
Scholastic Track Results
COLLEGIATE

-; ..Now York-Penn. 20 13: Dartmouth,
At New Hsven--Nale, 64it; Harvard,
ii napoIIs-Cornel: 30: Navy, -.
At Swa fillmore Middle states champion-
I.afayer,e. 81 5-G; Mphien5ersS. io; S:eyeHs,
), 1-3; Delaware. S 10; New York L, =
Gettysburg, ID: W. and j.. 3.
At Amherst--Willams Slia. beat Am,
hSr he" - Massachusetts y. g. 6i' beat
Orone Ne. Maine intorcollesiatesN-Bow-
dom, ~; Maine. ~.
lcge -: PerI,iomen, -; Lansdowne, 10.
A. CONFERENCE.-The Fresh, IS l-3: tTar.
ward Fresh. IS @-3
At Columbus, q Ohio state. Sc; Pur-
4, E:as, I.anstns-HO,re Dame, 50; NJ. A.
Il ANN, Arbor. Mich. - Michigan, oS
SCHOLASTIC
Al Franklin Field middle States inter
schola sticsl-Hn!. 3G'g Merccrsburg; %2i2
bethlehem Prep 33; Central High. lG; HaN.
erford School. IL: Port JorvIs High, $; East
Orange, ;: 81 Joe Prep, 1: West Chester
Nichols school and Nonkers High. 3 each
Girard College, =. and ST: Benedict Prep; =.
Tech. 90; .WilIiamsDort 81: Mansfield -
Altoona. II: Kingston. J. l.ewistown; :.
Class A..penu state Fresh. III; Indiana
At, Atlantic Ciiy Atlantic Guy. "a; Cam
den High. ~. ,
22i2 Moses Brown School. liza WoburG
High. 10, Boston English. j; Hebron Acad'
emy g.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19
THAT HEAVY ADVANCE
SALE ASSURES TEX,S
SUCCESS IN TOLEDO
Dempsey Is Confident OF inning. " ilard Predicts a
N Tictory for Himself. but Neither Is More Confident
of Triumph Than the Daring Promoter
BY ROBERT W. MAXWELL
SporE Editor Evening Public Ledger


big Toledo July
Jess Willard still is moving piun in Los Angeles and Tex Richard
selling all Of his 500 tickets purchasers the Middle West That
Indications will three Dempsey confident he will
S Rikard cant
If doesn't have $500 600 gate will be
because sma o hold all of the cash
a dash of few lines
that old stuff about the unusual
battle held in the history of
hkum, til" actions of
changed nj of calm
to
what Willard should
dyed in the" wool fight fan who
buys his ticket boxing for
Dempsey sentimental if nothing else
But The big bocs with 10000
Dempsey Draw conclusions
Willard will
left hand mark for ab It also
that will tho Shortnc of
the will the Willard
said to have hauled into
Inc Dempsey vii not be abl o it.
~ TIE other hond Jah nara inter- sht'y on his
W has in his knockout
Fulton. Frcdcard Dempsey easily
drodd il. a sc'N Jo9r
he
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19
JOEY FOX AND BROWN
STAGE F0UL|NG BOUT
Rugged Boys Engage in One Of
Roughest Battles Seen
Here in Years
DECISION OUT OF PLACE
BY JAMES s. CAROLAN


One of the toughest boxing exhibi-
tions. il it can be termed such an cx :
hibition, was staged in the National
windup last Saturday night, when Joe
Fox. the English feathcrweight, and
frankie Brown. of New York. engaged
in six round mauling. wrestling, ell
bowing, ''hecling,". eye gouging ana
fouling session. A decision is entirely
out of place.
Clean boxing had no place in the
same ring. 1t was just an uninterrupted
series of clinches. with both boys re .
sorting to virtually all the foul tricks
known to the game. Only two. seem
ingiy, were overlooked-bitiug and kick
ing. Doubtless these would have been
introduced had Referee OBrien been
less alert.
Appeals Useless
1t was useless to caution the mauling
maulers. The referee continually was
appealing to them to fight clean, bur
words were useless. Those who love
street fights cnjoyed a great night. The
Brown Fox bout should have been
staged at Eleventh and South streets
and the boys should have fought IN tne
open all the way to League lsland' III
was regular street brawl. =.
The battle was not spectacular IL
was entirely lacking in interest Tor IL
is seldom that bouts of this kind ap-
peal to the lover Of good. clean. heaithE
boxing. In fact. the bout was the best
argument in the world for the opponents
of lepalizcd boxing. 4 high class. clean
boxer. one with love of good sports .
manship, had no place in the sarae ring
Both at Fault
Johnny Mooney. manager OF FOX.
saws his boy would have fought fair hnd
not Brown started the foullng worn
Rrown's manager also insists his boy
was in the right and fought creamy
until Fox began to maui.
There isn't any chance tc cXoncrate
either. Both were at fault. According
to one boxing authority. who mas VII
nosscd bouts here for the last twenty
voors II was the foucst fight witnessed
here in years. c.,,;s
That W ltlle I1aHHoh t'"'"''' .,,,.
affair finally has been settled. VINE
Uannon now claims all the honors. Tor
he fought SO viciouslv that he forced the
referee to stop the bout in the 1ourth
round. , ,,,.
Tn thc other bouts Eddie McAndrews
beat Jack Laughlin, Kid Wolfe won
over Billy Devine and Clemenceau
stoppcd Young Minnick in the hrst'
Friedman at Olympia
Abe Friedman. recent graduate or
thc prpIiminaries. will see action III ms
first "big League" windnn when h'
takes on Jack Sharkcy, of New York, IN
thc OLYMPIA windup tonight. SharkeN
witnessed the Brown Fox fouling ses-
sion. but says he will anply none oi
those tricks in tonight's fracas.
Eddie O'Kcefe. winning ring come
back, will be scmiwndun entertain
or, A regular fighter has been named
TO oppose Jack Weinstein's hope IN the
person of slugging Patsy Johnson OF
Trenton.
Phil Franchni, of New York. and
Harry (Kid) Brown entertain in the
third bout. In the other bouts Kew
pie Calender. Jack Hagen's fighting ma =
rine. meets Billy Bevan. and Jimmy
Tracey engages Andy Burns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19
NORRIS WILLIAMS RETURNS
Tennis Star and Mike o'Dowd on
Same Boat

New York, May 19.-When the
transport Mount Vernon. docked in
Hoboken Saturday it brought back 10
this country two leaders in perhaps
antthetical sports-Captain Richard
Norris Williams. I'd. former national
lawn tennis champion. and Mike
ODowd. champion middleweight boxer
of America.
Captain Williams came back with his
bride and was mighty glad to feel the
soil of America under his feet again .
He played considerable tennis in France,
looked fit and soon will be seen on
courts in this section. He is sure ia
make another try for the national title
at Forest Hills this summer.
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only Thing Certain Is That
Mtercollegiates " ill be
Held in Boston: Poor
Wedther Handicops
GUST4FSON SURPRISES
BY TED MEREDITH

TIIE only thing that is positively cor
L tain about the track aud field cham
pion>hipS this year is thar they will be
held in Boston on May so and 81. Any
attempt to pick Il winner with the mon
that would be second and third is al
most ont Of the question because the
dual meets between the colleges have
been staged under the worst possible
weather conditions.
The Penn relays were held with the
temperature" lowering around the frcez
ing point and occasional hurries of
snow sweeping across the track. The
times and performances were naturally
very poor. The Penn Navy meet was
not any test for the Red and Blue. so
the next week We had II" proof of what
. they can do.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19
FRANCIS OUIMET ELIGIBLE
Golf Champion May Compete in In.
ter-AIIied Games

Paris. May ia cable dispatch
was sent yesterday to the United States
Golf Association and the Western Golf
, Association that indicates golfets who
will be available to play in the inter
Allied competition.
Francis OuiInet. the present French
golf champion. is eligible to play, as he
was lieutenant at Camp Devens.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19

how are we to tell before hand just
who is who? If we were sure that it
would rain and blow in Boston on the
day of the finals we could base our
calculations on the meets held so far
this year.
Bad tracks and rainy weather puts a
premium on the mud horse aud often.
under average conditions, he would not
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19
10000 Attend Soccer Game

Rio de JanIero. May 19.-The fourth game
Of soccer football for the championship of
South America was played yesterday and
resulted IN the defeat of the Argentine tea
by Brazil. the score being 3 10 /. The at
tendance was more than 30. 600
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19
Weather lIandicapS

The Princeton Vale meet. while il
was held in tho rain. could not he Il
basis of any calculations and the Penn
Cornell meet had to be called off due
TO a driving rain. Yesterday all the
meets wcr" run off in a rainstorm and
the tracks wNr" III very poor condition
from the bad weather previous.
The intcrrolegiatcS no doubt will be
held under good weather conditions. but
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19
Kramer Wins Bike Race

Newark. May 19-Frank Kramer. riding
like the 'Kramer of old defeated Artnu
Snencar in two straight heats OF one
m;ie match race at the Nelodrome in Newark
Yesterday afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19

Luck has changed for Grover Cleveland
Alexander. lie didn't lose YESTERDAY.
Neither did he win. The Dodgers bagEed siN
hits and three runs of the Cub ace, who re-
tired at the close of seven rounds, with the
score TO against him.. The Cubs tied
the count in the ninth and this put victory
or defeat un to Claude Hendrix. who was
beaten in the BROOKLYN half of the last
round.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19

Moose mitchell Shuffed the Juttie ur'ray ot
tie Cubs withoW getting the rCceSsGrD re-
suits. Charley Deal las JcCH beiiched. Pic,
sent to mira. and King Le0y, former IiNC
4orG star. placed al SccOHd. Lcnr, ,,cho Is
httiHg iH hC cledu-np position, made gOoa
yesterday iClh three hits OHt Of tour Times
up and accepted al Of scren chances dfeId
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19
rom Harris Wins Road Race

Nav York, May 19.-Tom Harris. :, the
Glencoe Athletic Club. won in the handicaI
ortIa run held by the Harbrook Heights
pbthiettc Club over a course in Washington
HeigEts yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19

Dutch Leonard former Red Sox south
paw, pitcher, who refused to Join the
YANKEES because they declined to meet his
terms. has been turned over to Detroit by
the New York club Leonard supposedly is
still st his home in California, but is ey-
several days.
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/ Lp-tO-lIinute Marks
Of Leading Hitters

for-St. LOOey pitcher Joined the Macks Fri
day nj ght and pitched against the White SoN
SATURDAY, when he turned in u shut-out tri-
umph for {. Mack
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19

lncidentallN, Rogers's triumph hOsted the
As out "t last plac' in the Johnson race
They vacated in favor of Ty Cobb and his
pals, who Dropped another decision to Wash
inston %esterday when Walter Johnson out
pitched Ehmke.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19

Those H. and ont BrolCnS hare found n
team theg can beat. 1t is none other tho !
ne Red SoL' 1aomdrckS Of the diamond. 81.
Louis made II tlrO straight by lCiduinJ
yesterddy,S IN tCi:h = trUo-run rdIlU IN fhS
ninth. Old LeJty Leifeld iCds credited tritI
The victory.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19
Giants Sian CoIIeaian

New York, May '10.--'The Giants have a
young fnhelder planted, ready to dash to the
pen to any OF the vetsrsns, He il young
Frank Frlsch, OF Fordham Uniyersity.~\
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19

Five straight defeats for the Cubs in the
East has dropped them into the second di-
vision. Even the Pirates, with a ffty-ffty,
are north Of the National League champs
in the standing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19
BLNGLES AND BUNGLES

Brduth RlckCy'8 CdrdiadlS trimmed Ne
ph,is yeStsrduy at NcwdrE. GW il ddn I
coWut. 'TtuS Only al exhibition DGhIe. TOdda
Ncy pldy tor Keeps.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19

Southpaw Art Nshf, Of the Brayes. has
Joined the twiring stan of the Giants The
deal whereby he became n member OF Me-
when he was sent from Boston 10 New
York ~ sxehange. for Ontdeider Dave Rob
sftsel This makes the. second flyehaser
o. the Cardinals. hasinF preceded Robert.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19

Hkc Gon>dlCs, the Cuban catcher. no
:, ported 10 the Giants, McGraT ntau Wgr
GoHkaies ~ uHOthCr trade dftGr he 1rfS Tic
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19

For the second time within a week Bill
tMNam6sGsdnss. wa Sd o. Cleveland, turned in hit,
when his homer with two men on bases d.
fsated the Yankees
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Raymond FavOrite

OF course. in some of the events we
know there is man that is above al
the rest on past performances and we
can count on him doing as well in the
intercoliegiates. Haymand, the Penn
captain. in the sprints, and Braden. the
Yale captain, in the shotput, will be
favorites i'll their events.
We can get the approximate strength
of the teams and know that Yale is
very strong in the field and Penn has a
good bunch on the track. but there will
be so much cutting in by the other that
! TO figure the outcome of the meet we
we must have actual performances to
show.
This was true in the Middle Atlantic
Meet on Saturday at Swarthmore where
Rutgers ran away with the meet with
Lafayette and Swarthmore the favor
ties. The latter teams were strong in
dual meets. but when it came to the
| big games they lost points. which they
had been getting in the dual meets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19


fc cop" said the guy in the brown derby.
"If winning seven straight. including four
In row from the Cubs and one from Pat
NOrans Reds, isn't speeding, then Ralph
DE Palma drives n mule"
rubber type and SLIP in word for jeff
Pfe'fer Br0ollyn's pitching ace who turned
in his sixth consecutive triumph yesterday
for the Dodgers, winning by One-run ma r
Kin in spite OF the fact that he was solved
for eleven hits.
! Slim Sallee aud ReutL,r broke into thcir'
! fTSt Dor scores iritH the Reds since COnIiHg
I East. TheT com bised CdOrtS lCCre not suff-
| rIUs on nine Hits, irhie The Ecds failed to
/ register single tally on the same Htn Der
! Of blolcs Of RHbe Benton.
| Hal Chase has sIunped in his hitting so
much that it's news item any time he
/ makes a blow. YestArday the first ba seman
who once topped the National League made
J his first blow In twenty-three times at bat
! II was double.
Once more clraclty crowds turned out iu
Z Greater New York Yeste rday a ample proof
that Governor Alfred Smith made a home r
with the Oa ses fun when he signed the
, Sunday baseball bill. 4 total OF 5S 900
| fans saw the Gtauts-Reds and Dodgers-Cubs
games.
Shine up the hOD,s-run medal and pass it
( along 70 Sh0rtstop Charley HoHocheT. Of tEe
circuit clout Of the season. IL ,ras one Of ttoo
hits he had % Je1 Ptc1er
] sam Rogers. riEbthaHder obtained lfsm
1 the HFewns. has been q melubes Of fhf Ah-
iefies three aaxs. yet he has won rs kper
cent uf their Victories. The nef-Fcea-enfuEl-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19

len RowIanas will help entertain during
cantennisi week in Memphis this week. -Four
sbnws on four successive nights have been
sryansed Rowlands and Johnny Griniths
eia N Tomorrow night. Bobby Gunnls accom-
mn nied RoWlands.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19

yixbtweights have the call at the Atlantic
,,itH Sporting Club on Thursday night. with
RnyTt Kenny. the New, York entry. facing
Ph Norfoik. the clever colored battler.
MiiIis Spencer OF Camden. and Joe Dorsey
,.,,ii he seen in the main preliminary. Two
other bouts complete the show
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19

Benny Ieonard again will entertatn Jersey
Trenton on wednesday night. Erne once
fingered the limit with Leonard IN BnnaIo
pion all kinds of trouble.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19
Nehf and Gonzales 4dd PO,rer 10 Giants

TOiN McGRAW lie also
line when
strengthen
aes who had been holding St ooe He needed good left handed
pitcher Fcre Shupp failed through and according
lifted Arthur exchange for Davy Robertson and
also the
be strengthened
awfuy good" said baseball
talking In Chicago
There has
believe it The pitching
Douglas Hcndyx
The hammered the ball
Mcraw always has funny club he continued and look
cnd by Labor Day If they have fight the
That's
n record the world
them
Bill Ki"fr and Hllocher.
wonderful catcher and really is tn" brains Of the pitching staff Those
their from him follow
brilliantly defense
together something b"
MITCHELL o jOr he
- has jcnhcI Deal PaSkcr
fcd. Fcnl uchh has bce, doppd G"h pace
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19

while ManaEof tunnis " ~ AI9m,plls
s'nus e Train johnny % due 70 oppose }arlt
nusso s n fe Empire x, Al 2 ons g,esk f,em n,