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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
N on NEW .

When the Moore. Hahn bout Is staged
II will mark the opening Of the South.
ern Athletic club for the winter season
and Billy Hack, local promoter and
matchmaker, is PLANNING to BRING some
Of the leading members W the flstlc fra
ternity TO Memphis during the cold sea-
son,
Hack Ia convinced that Memphis will
support a boxinu club which puts on
the proper variety Of bouts and will
stage one fight about every " weeks
in which the headllners among the box.
Ing fraternity Will appear.
White there are any number Of shows
booked for the New Lyric. there will
be open dates on which the boxers can
hold the boards. The same rules that
apply 10 all performances at the New
Lyric will be in effect during the box
ing bouts.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
Twenty Years Ago and Today
Boxers Wore Big Sweaters and Looked Tough But To-
day They Are Well Dressed and Save Their Money.

CThis is the third and final of a series of stories written by Billy Hack for
The News Scimtar on sporting conditions today, a compared to those in exist
m two decades g The previous articles nave touched upon baseball au
The last deals with Neutrality-suspicious. Note) .Ht YA& HV# -
Take boving 20 years awo-yout neverc considered a man a fighter unless he
looked tough, wore a big sweater and q cap, and walked and taIke dtough, II
ever a fighter appeared dressed up and without a sweater. one look was
enough, as you would decide for yourself that he could not fight .E5-8L4
He also had to be a pretty good drfnker d hang around the saloons. But
look al the fighter of today Hyou knew he went in a saloon you thought his
fighting days We're over. and II he came around with o big sweater N a cap.
looking tough, you would say This fellow is n o fighter; he's a bum"
The best boxers of today are smart dresy boys, who save ther, money. have
diamonds and autos, neither drink nor smoke, and above ALL. look after their
family In the old days the boxing fan would n9t urn out to see "a show uniess
changed, H #M4h W. -Hr.E .1#F #N@.ff
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
Jones and Addir
Beat Exams and
George Livingst0n

NASHVIIJ f, Tenn, Sent. 2SS-Robbv
Jones, of Atlanta. paired with Perry
.Adair, was victorious again yesterday
ever their opponents k"Chick'' Evans
and Georga livingston a local profess
Ssoral Tho exhibition match was
PLAYED dufsnv a strona wind at the
golf and country club, +
,1ores mada the Is holes IN rs, fail.
ing off al little from hts score OF ~,
which he made Saturday. tones rrada
the only sensational PLAY ~ the after
moor when h holed a 20-fcot putt.
A large gallery Of spectators followed
the players over the courS and Jones
WAS a good favorite..
Evans turred In a card showing a
score of "A for the afternoon, Adsir's
card showed &c, Jones rs and Lying.
ston 50.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
q. s. VS.. CANADA.

Those who think the war has brought
Canada and the United States into an
inseparable friendship beyond any
chance of a break are mistaken. In
signing himself Amazed gives up the
following under the title, Timely OBJ
Jections to Arrogant U. S.oA
II note IN your SATURDAYS issue that
Dempsey has expressed his belief that
he can beat Beckett. Carpenter and
Fulton in the same ring. / also note
that having invited H. r. H. the prince
of Wales to visit the United States,
citizens of that country are openly ex-
pressing fears that some money may
have to be spent. In addition to all
this, they and they alone wonithe war,
Having then considered and marveled al
the ~undoubted supremacy Of the U. s
A. in all things, let us retire humbly
to our little back seat and most fer
yently thank God thar we are Cana
dams and British"
AS If in quick comeback to the wall
however, the sporting editor has I'M
consciously allowed a right cross K
bang him squarely In the eye. 1t Ii
In the form of a notice of d~isbandment
of the Hamilton team of the Michont
league and the following prominent Ca
nadians are listed:
Gene Walsh, st. Louis, Mo.
Jack Glasier, Blake, Okla.
Webb Conley, St; Louis, Mo.
Guy linn, New York.
Frank Shaughnessy, Ottawa.
Darby Lowery, Bradford. Pa.
Jack Carlin, Wilmington. Del.
Pete Behan, Bradford, Pa.
Charles Donnelly, Newport, KY.
frankie Lapp, Buffalo.
Breckenridge, Duluth, MINI. 2
Jimmy O'Rourke. Baltimore, Md.
Bill Morrisette, Portsmouth, Va.
Louie Schettler, Youngstown, o.
Henry Zero, New Bedford. Mass.
Unless the biographies have beer
changed over night, Frank Shaughness!
is the only guy in the list who ism
| an Arrogant Yank''
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
THE BLUFF CITY STAKE.
t2.l5 PAoers. Purse $4,000
THE AMATEUR PACE. TROPHY.
WIN COLE MATCH.

WOoDMERE, N, ", Sept. 22,--Jack
Prize, OF Woodmere, and Bob Mac
Donald, the Chicago professional, de-
feated Irving Stringer and GIL Nichols
at the Woodmere Golf club yesterday,
by 4 up and . TO play, at SO holes.
Nichols had the best lS-hole score oil
the day, a ~ in the morning,
The original plan had been TO have
pirie pair with Mike Brady against
Stringer and Wilfrid Reid, Of Wash
ington, but Brady and Reid were UNI
able TO play.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
TOMEET BERNIE HAHNATLYRC OCT.H
Big Cog1e Shea

TIP 10 FULLER.
CThe secretary and guiding light OF the TriState fair is attempt
ing to produce the Blooming of the Century Plant" a spectacle that
has already been rained out seven times before1
l do not claim a Fulers brain
At framing up a fair:
2 At picking out a pig or COW, -
knowgthat I'm not there.
And what l know of chickens, BIO
q mean the feathered type1,
Is merely that they lay an egg
That now and then is ripe.
I'm shy of any dope upon
A tractor or pillow. NV
If | were forced to Judge a bull
They'd have to tell me how.
But here is what l swear | know I
Beyond the final rant
l wouldn't try to go and bloom"
The Memphis century plant,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
MATHEMATICAL PROBLEM

II Long could bag 20, victories in a
IA league how many could he have
collected In the Southern Don't over
look the difference in standing between
the two circuits in doping out the an
swer,
Remember the Southern Is only A
In name and not in reality,
When the answer is ready add 20
games to the final standing Of the
| Chicks and see where they would have
finished,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
FORMER GIANT STAR
D|ESAT NEW YORK
Cy Seymour, Once Led League
In Batting When He Was
With the Reds

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-James Bent
ley Seymour, known as ICY" Seymour
when a major league outfielder, died at
his home here last night, it was learned
today. Seymour, who was AZ years old
and had played semiprofessional base.
ball in recent years, had been III for
some time.
While with the Cincinnati Nationals
Seymour led the league in batting In
1905 with 1877, and when repurchased
by the New York Nationals, where he
started his major league career, the
purchase price, $12, 900, was regarded
as the largest baseball cash deal UP 10
that time,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
WENzLER ADDS 4.
TO HIS LAURELS
Defeats Eugene Wood in the
Finals and Wins Colonial
Invitation Tourney.

Henry Wenzler. Jr.. city and state
champion. annexed the third annual in
vitation tournament of the Colonial
Country club Sunday, when he joited
Eugene Wood in the finals 7-6. Wood
is a former city title holder and also
an ex-officer Of the army.
Wood shot a fine morning round Of
So against an "a for Wenzler and was
even steven at the completion Of the
first Is holes. In the afternoon Wenz-
Ter struck high tide and romped de-
spite the fact that Wood was still on
his game and was playing steady golf,
The match came to an end on the 18th
green.
A fine gallery followed the players in
the afternoon and slipped Wenzler q
rousing sendoff at his victory.
Their cards:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
Bluff City Stake.

The Bluff City stake Is second on the
Monday harness race program and will
bring together a flock Of high class
PAGERS. The purse viii be $500 and
the event is for 2:15 PAGERS. There are
seven entries in this event. Elastic King,
Lady Havt, The Departure, Time Sheet,
Aqnilin. ,Jr,, and Tom S, being entered,
All will be handled by expert reinsmen
and some hot competition is anticipated
when they get away from the post,
In the amateur pace there will be
three crack wlgglers in action. Ruby
Bingen, owned and driven by Julius
Goodman. president Of the Tri-State
Driving club, has been entered. and
stands a fine chance AT copping the hon
ors. In addition TO the Bingen mare,
Arnold w, driven by win Robinson,
and Julius Goodman, driven by Weir,
are entered IN the race, a trophy will
be presented to the winner.
The races are scheduled 10 begin at
2:l5 o'clock. In case OF rain the Mon
day program will be doubled up with
a. .-A 81
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
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ST. PAUL SAINTS
CINCH A. A. PENNAN1

ST PAUL. MINI. Sept. est. Paul
yesterday won the American Associa-
ton pennant by taking one game of the
double header here with Columbus,
With a nine-game lead on Kansas City.
and the Blues having 10 games left e
play, st. Paul could lose its remain
ing seven games and still win the sea.
son championship.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
EHutchisOn Settles
| Old Scores With Jim
Barnes at IsIip, N. Y.

ISLIP; N. Y. Sept. g2.-Jock Hutchi-
son settled old scores by defeating Jim
Barnes, Western and Professional Golf
ers' association champion in a 36-hole
match over two courses here yesterday.
Hutchinson won by 2 up and | to play,
and also returned the best 1S-hole score
at the st. Georges links in the after
noon while Barnes had the best card
in the morning over the Westbrook
club golf links, each making a ~.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
N IN THIRD PLACE.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-New York
ousted Detroit from third place by de-
feating the Tigers yesterday. 4 to 3, for
the third consecutive time. Pratt,
whose batting was largely instrumental
In the New York victory, hit a home
run in the second inning and tied the
score in the sixth when he drove in two
runs with a single.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
CHRIS = IN N y

Larruptng Lou Christenbury, ex-left
fielder OF the Memphis Chicks, who was
sold to the Boston Braves, made his
debut 'aR a Brave In Sundays game
against the Chicago Cubs, Chris failed
to do any damage with his stick, facing
Grover Cleveland Alexander on the hill,
which is sufficient explanation and alibi.
Chris WAS called NChTistlapberg" In
the box score sent out from Chicago,
Chris has been at his home In Char
lotte, N. C., since the seAso closed in
Dixie, and only recently was among
those present at his sisters wedding.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
TO GET
|. CRACK At TITLE
Comes to Terms With Torto,
rich For Championship Bout
With Benny Leonard

NEW ORLEANS, Sept, 22,-Domi-
| nounoed here today he had come &c
| terms with Johnnie Dundee for a light
| weight championship match with Benny
| nj
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
INDIANS WIN AGAIN.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22,-Enterlng
the ninth Inning on the short end OF a
3 to 4 score, and facing elimination from
the pennant race, Cleveland yesterday
staged a rally that Melted five runs,
OF the feur-game series with the locals
and reduced Chlcago's lead to -four
games.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
TEXAS LEAGUE.
rInnI cN.-atA-
RAgERaEL RESULTS
sSg
IrAnuE

Al Washington R.H,E,
Cleveland 40 002 1000 SIS 10 2
Washington II l 0 0 . 0 0 0 o. 6 9
Caldwell, Bagby and Thomas; Shaw.
Courtney and Charity,
AT New York RH.E.
Detroit .......2 0O0100 Ga 10 3
New York 40 / 0002 0 s B
DausE, Ayers and Stanage; Mays and
Ruel,
only games MIA Vpd
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22

Hahn Is under the managerial wing Of Joe Levy, who has ham
died a flock oNtopnotch boys, and Joe says that Bernie is certainly
destined to be the wearer of the bantam crown before he has run his
course as a wielder of the padded gloves Hahn is "a years old and
has been boxing for six or seven years, having met any number Of lead
ing boxers since his advent into the realms OF fisHana.
Hahns headquarters are in Atlanta, where he Is now in training
In anticipation OF his bout with Moore here next month. Moore is also
budly engaged in getting in shape, and will be ready when the bell
rings to meet the latest bantam sensation. WHfN.
Both boxers have agreed to enter the ring at lis pounds, although
It is doubtful il Moore win tip the scales at more than lis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
PIRATES BEAT sEMIPRos.

CANTON, o, sept. 2a.-The Puts
burgh Pirates defeated the Canton Vay-
lords, n semibrofessional cam, herS
yesterday. 6 to B.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
RED SMITH UNDER KNIFE.

Willard Jehu Smith, better known as
Red, catcher and outticlder Of the
+ Chicks, Is NOW convalescent after an
operation upon the index finger of his
right hand, The operation was per-
formed at the Baptist Memorial hospi-
tai, where Red has been quartered for
the past several days nursing his paw
In order that 1t may not become in.
fected.
The attending surgeons cate that
Zeke should be out within n couple OF
days. and that when the hand entirely
reoovers It win he as good as new. It
will be remembered that Reds finger
was broken by IL foul ball In q game
early last season and that the bone
was driven completely out OF his hand,
The wounded member wasfs set once, but
did not heal properly and the job had
to be done oil over,
Smith Is planning 70 remain in Mem
phis this winter II he can land a job II
his line(
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22

ERNIE HAHN, JOE LEWIS CRACK BANTAMWEIGHT, will
be Pal Moore's opponent in an eight-round bout at the New
Lyric theater on Friday night, Oct. II, This announcement
has been made by Billy Hack, local boxing promoter, who
has been busy since Moores arrival from overseas after
some high-class banty who will be able to give the Mem
phian plenty of fast action.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22

until Tuesday. However, a large force
Of workmen is busily engaged in drag
ging the track and IL there is a chance
the races will be run, This is one Of
the biggest features OF the fair and
the speed committee Is doing everything
possible TO see that the races are
started.
A very attractive card has been pre-
pared for Monday. There are three
races on the program, two OF the pro-
fcssioHal variety. with the other an
amateur event staged by the Tri-State
Driving club. This event is certain to
be one Of the most interesting OF the
entire afternoon. for It viii bring to-
Eether some Of the best animals in the
Tri-State Driving club, which has hal
an excellent season this year and set
some enviable harness race records,
The first race will be the DeSoto
stake, with a purse Of $500. II will be
Il trotting event, with Bernie Moore,
Anna Phelps and Gay Patch coming
out In competition, Gay Patch H. the
only local horse entered, being the prop
erty Of Charley Downs, and will I've
driven'by him. Bernie Moore and Anna
Phelps are foreign entries and have
records which 20 to show that they win
be able to take care Of themselves in
any company in which they may com
pete.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
.O'HEARNS TRIM The
KEHOES AT ROSEWOOD

In the annual besabeIl game between
the O'Hearns and the Kehoes. staged
at Russwood Sunday. the o'Hearns were
victorious, winning by the cor Of II
to s. Over 1880 was raised for tho
Policemen's Relief association. Sergt.
Bob Crosby had charge Of the winners.
along with Julio Vannucci.
Score RH.M
O'Hearns
Kehoes .......... O. .
Drummer, Hough. Umpires-Billy Hack
and Dave Wells.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago at Boston,
st, Louis az Philadelphia,
Detroit at New York,
Only games scheduled.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
SATURDAYS RESULTS
lEAnI

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York 6. Detroit 3
Boston AS, Chicago 81.
81. Louis 4.2, Philadelphia OF.
Cleveland 6-S, Washington al.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago "a, Boston la.
Brooklyn 3, Cincinnati .
Pittsburgh 2, New York 0.
Philadelphia Louis, rain.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
st Paul all, Columbus i-e.
Toledo s-l, Kansas City 6-5.
indianapolis 3, Minneapolis o,
only games played,
TEXAS LEAGUE,
Houston 2, Waco l..
Fort Worth ~, Galveston OIL.
Only games played.
Few engineers ever nave loco N
taxip
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22

Hughey Mack has Joined the Boy
Scouts,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22

The approaching mill promises to be
one OF the best that has ever been
staged here, for II ls certain that Pal
Moore Will have TO extend himself,
which he hasn't been forced to do In
some time.
In addition, II viii mark the first APP
pearanoe Of Pal In Memphis aimee he
met Jimmy Wilde, British flyweluht, In
his memorable 20.round engagement IN
London al the olympia club.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
AS FOR wENzLER,

II any more tournaments are to be
staged this fan Jack Wenz!er would
appreciate Immediate information on the
matter. The family mantelpiece Is
well crowded with trophies but with
the proper warning he can shove over
a few to make room for the others to
follow.
Wenzler is on the verge Of closing
cut one of the most spectacular cam
paigns that any young golfer has ever
experienced. Without a 15-minute tip
on his intentions he opened the season
by getting as far as the Tri-State finals
before he was dropped by the veteran
Martin Condor.
He then came home with the city
crown under his wing and pulled the
| stunt without a flutter. d. s. Weaver
was his mate In the finals but was out
of the running before he ever started.
In the state affair at Knoxville he
romped away from the classiest array
Of golfers In Tennessee and bumped off
Condor in the second round.
This Invitation meet at the Colonial
was merely a jog for him, And the
| only reason he isn't the Shrine cham
pion Is because he wasn't among the
| starters,
who was 1t said Youth must be
served?"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22

tory rel Joe Mandot ard has dropped
only n 20-round bout in the last two
wears. This was to Pete Hartley end
Moran Gains to have fought the last
20 ror-ds Of this match with two badly
injured bands.
The winner gets X, 0. Mars of Gin
einnati.
Bert Connors writes from Detroit that
be expects Arlos Tanning. his speedy
lightweight, to trim Pete Hartley when
they clash Sept. 26. Tanning is reputed
to be in wonderful shape and has
picked out anything but a soft nut "a
crack when he got Hartley.
At the same time Tanning Is a tough
customer himself and is a ~two-handed
fighter from away back. When he
steps into the ring the crowd is guaran-
teed a lively evening.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22

A full half page is devoted to Longs
picture and to other notes of COM
mendation.
Tommy should laugh every time he
hears the Southern and Cy Barger
mentioned.
He wasn't good enough for Dixie, but
oh what a dynamite Kid he is higher
up, W
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22

His goth victory was run up last week
when he trimmed the Kansas City Blues
AZ. He has 10 defeats marked against
him.
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A H HAS THE GOODS

Bernie Hahn, who meets Pal Moore
next month In n local arena, has only
recently added new laurels to his already
neat collection, attaching the number
Of Pete Herman. bantam champion, IN
a no-decision affair In Atlanta a short
time ago. Newspaper critics said Hahn
had the best OF the bantam champion
all the way In the 10 rounds and that
there was never any5doubt as to Hahn's
superiority over Pete.
In addition 10 taking Herman to a
lacing, Hahn defeated Joe Lynch twice,
and any. follower OF the boxlngg game
knows what caliber OF fighter the Goth
am boy is. Lynch has met any humble
of good boys and has beaten Herman
so often that he finally got ashamed
and quit fighting him. But Hahn de-
feated Joe d~ecisively on two occasions.
Hahn's last fight was with Earl PuT-
year, the Tulsa, Okla, mauler, and
Hahn came through with a victory,
outpointing Puryear by a mile. Incl
dentally, Hahn knocked Puryear out
OF q bout with Champion Pete Herman,
which was earded for Labor day in
Tulsa, when Puryear lost to Hahn Sam
Goldman, Pete's manager, called off the
mill with Puryear.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22

The winter season in New Orleans
boxing circles opens Monday night with
a 20-round whirl between Pal Moran
and frankie Britt.
Britt is a portuw"ese ard halls from
the East, His right handle Ia Franric
pachec ard he Is % years Of age,
Information from New Orleans Is 10
the effect that frankie Is another
Johnny Dundee in the ring with a
jumping Jack style Of attack developed
to an intense degree. He hrs already a
10-rourd victory to his credit over Mo-
ran, the shade having been earned last
March IN Cleveland,
Moran claims the Southern light
v eight title following his decisive vic
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22

The Chicago White Sox have only 10
slip over the Knockout and the Ameri-
can league pennant Is theirs, only one
game separates them from elinchlng the
tlap and they are M AGAINST Babe Ruth
and the Boston Red Soxi Monday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
MERCY. NO.

Yes, Locklear has a corner on
Wild stunning in the air.
And / can freely say he Is
A lulu and a bear.
But | confess another thing
To members OF the mob
You'll eve find me hanging round
To run him off the job.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

~ ~ NN
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT Cincinnati R,HE
Brooklyn ,....2 0 0 0 0 0 0 O Ga 6
Cincinnati a.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ii 3
Smith and Miller; Sallee and Allen,
At Chicago RH,E
Boston ...,,...O o 90 o 0 0 90
Chicago .,..n.0 0 0 90 0 / "a Q
Causey, Demaree and Gowdy, O'Neill
Alexander and Killifer.
Only games played.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
St Paul 10, Columbus SO.
Indianapolis A, Minneapolis IL.
Louisville SIS, Milwaukee 2-2.
Only games played.
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TEXAS LEAGUE,
Fort Worth 90, Galveston OIL
Beaumont 6-S, Shreveport o.
San Antonio 10, Dallas %
Houston 20, Waco al
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
Here's Monday Program.

Here's the Monday program with tn,
list OF entries and their drivers.
THE DesOTo STAKE.
t2:li Trottets. Purse S600.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22
HARNESS RACES At
FAIR LIKELY TO Be
HELD OVER BY RAIN
Heavy Track Following Down.
pour Makes It Improbable
That Feature Will Take
Place Until Tuesday.
BY BOB PIeUE.

which feIl carly Mon
day morning has turned
the race track at the
Tri-State fairgr rounds
into a verltable sea uf
mud, with the result
that the harness race
program scheduled for
Monday will in all prob
ability he carried over
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-22

Few engineers ever nave loco motto
taxis