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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
MAY ARRANGE nine
MONTHS SCHOOL

Plans for consolidation of the
county schools at Narrow Gap
and Pilot Knob were considered
at the regular meeting of the
County Board of Education. New
schoolhouses at Red House, Cane
Spring and Valley View and a
colored school at Bobtown are
needed, and the board had this
matter under consideration also.
The board is planning to arrange
if possible so that the county can
give an eight months school, and
if the district will provide funds
for another month, it is believed
that the country districts of Mad
ison county can have nine
months school next year. The
board also discussed raising the
standard of the teachers so as to
secure more competent instruct
ors in the different country
schools if possible next year.
County Superintendent Ben F
Edwards was greatly pleased on
a recent tour he made of 1.-THE
country schools to find music oc-
cupying such large place on the
program since the county insti-
tute. The Rote Songs taught by
Prof. S. S. Myers were taken by
the teachers back to their schools
and the children are singing them
nowadays.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
ARTHUR WEBB UP
ON MURDER CHARGE
Another Trial Growing Out Of
Double Killing At Red Lick
Circuit Court

q $40 y .s.
The murder case of Arthur
Webb charged with shooting
Embry McAnnally at the Red
Lick church several months ago,
during the trouble at which time
Woodson Dezarn killed Newt
Lakes, came up in Circuit court
Tuesday afternoon, and continued
over into Wednesday. Sheriff
Pete Whit1ock remained with the
jury overnight at Mrs. Gentry's
boarding house. Attorney c. c.
Wallace is assisting Common
wealth's Attorney B. A. Crutchef,
while Attorneys John holland and
A. r. Burnam represent the de-
tense 7'FH
~T,lc petit juries which are en-
pannelled for this term of court
are composed of the following
gentlemen: Thomas Cotton,
N. Hendren, r. c. White, Jas.
Million, ]. B. Chambers, J. c.
Reeves, c. T.. Dudley, B. F.
Reeves, D. c. Cobb, Brutus Cot
ton, Shelby Hamilton, Boyd
Powell, John w. Hord, H. P.
Dykes, Jas. Parks, r. w. Harris,
Geo. Dozier, Lucien Thompson,
E. B. Rupard, VIM. McCord, A.
X. Doty, L. N. Whitaker, l.. M.
Curtis, ]. B. Noland, w. M.
Munday, Jas. N. Turley, Startling
Mckinney and B. E. Belue.
Gardner Jones, the. Clark coun-
ty young man who got in b;
over the little girl at the Black
was given a $10O fine, 10 days in
jail and two years disfranchise-
ment on the, charge of carrying
concealed deadly weapon. The
pistol was found on, Jones in the
court house, it will be recalled,
when he first appeared in court
in the, case.
Jesse Hunter was fined $5Osar'
costs on a charge of shooting in
sudden heat and passion. H.
shot at his father-in-law, John
Hensley. y
The charge against Dallas Kir-
|by of being accessory to the kiln
ing of Jas. Foster was dismissed
Tom Blackwell was acquitted
on a charge of false swearing.
The forfeiture of Robt. Powell
was ordered set aside.
A rule was issued against Jail
er w. H. Burgess, returnable
the fourth day of the term to ap-
pear at court and show cause, i
any, why he did not keep Jane:
Bennett confined in Jail. Bennett
who was charged with steali'
some whiskey at Silver Creek
broke Jail with VIM. Mockaby
several weeks ago, and made
good his escape. Mockaby wa:
later captured. The men sawed
a cell bar into and then kickee
out one of the flimsy windows o:
the old Jail building
Jas. Mathews was given a fine
of SIS and costs on fornicatins
charge.
John Johnson, colored, was ac
quilted of charge of stealing
some harness. N
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
WILSON STRONGER
(By' Associated Press) }

Washington, Oct 8APresident
Wilson is stronger today than at
any time since he became i'll two
weeks ago, said the physicians
bulletin. Messages fronge foreign
capitals continue to reach the
White House. The King of Eng
land, King of Belgium, the, gov
ernment of Armenia, and the
President Of Colombia expressed
hopes for his quick recovery.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
Strikers Predict Developments

NDy <ASSOCidtC0 IiCSSJ
( Pittsburg, Oct. 8-There were
no developments in the steel
strike situation in the Pittsburg
district today. The Carnegie COM
pany claimed its mills are far
from a standsti1l. Secretary Fos-
ter, of the National Strike Com
mittee, returned from CONFER
ence of labor leaders in Washing
ton and announced, '"the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor realizes
this strike must be won and will
stand back of us to the limit, I'm
portant developments are expect
ed"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
MRS. BURC|N HURT
WHEN AUTO HITS BUGGY

Sunday night as Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Burgin were returning from
church services, they were struck
by car coming to Richmond
for court day. The horse was torn
loose from the harness, the
shafts broken and Mrs. Burgin was
quite badly hurt. Mr.. Burgin re-
ceiving only minor injuries. The
men drove on to town not even Of
fering aid, but Mr.. Burgin saw them
in town court day and it is thought
the repairs on buggy would be ad-
justed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
Too Late To Classify

HAVE some second hand harness
and buggies for sale, next door IN Fire
Department. Lyman Parrish. 264 2p
DRESSMAKING and fancy sewing.
Waists a speciality. Call on Mrs. Nor
gan, Ills. First street. 264
Il STRAYED-Small bay mare, IA 1-2
hands high, satrayed from camp, two
miles out on sTinchester pike; reward
for return to police headquarters.
264 2p
FOR SALE--Another good Ford car.
Central Service Station. 25s 8
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
Another Plane Falls
(Rv Associated press)

IBy ASSOC1ated PreSS1
Mineo1a, N. ~, Oct. 8-Ten air.
planes started in the army's
trans continental race, the great
est aerial derby the world has
ever known here today. Arthous-
and spectators saw the planes rise
in their journey to San Francisco.
The first flyer reached Buffalo
about noon. A message from
Binghatnpton said one plane fell,
badly injuring Colonel Gerald
Brand and Sergeant w. H. hewitt
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
No Treaty Action This Week
(By Associated Press,

Washington, Oct. Slope for
an early vote on the peace treaty
was virtually abandoned today.
Senate leaders declared final ac-
ton before next Wednesday is
Impossible. A long debate on the
Shantung amendment is expected
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
In.County Court

Ben Baker charged with breach
of peace, had the case against him
dismissed in county court Monday.
A peace warrant against him was al
so dismissed on the showing made.
The charge was preferred by John
Wilson. Both of them are from the
Berea section of the county. "A
charge of shooting on the public
highway against Baker, was filed
away with leave to reinstate as the
principal witness on this charge is
out Of the state.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
Murderer's Death
|. Sentence Affirmed

Delbert Thomas, slayer of
Deputy Sheriff Richard Johnson,
Harlan county, April 7, 1919,
must go to the electric chair for
his crime. The Court of Appeals
in an opinion by Judge Quinn, af-
frmed the death sentence, John
son was killed when he went to
Thomas home to quell a dis
turbance, provoked by over in
dulgence in bottled "Juleps."
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
Not An Ultirnatu,n

Washington, Oct. While not
denying that q communication re-
garding the Fiume incident has
been sent to Italy, officials here
today said nothing in the nature
of an ultimaturn, such as suggest
ed by the Italian press, has been
forwarded. They say the mat
ter is in the hands of the British
and American representatives at
the peace conference.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
STEEL STRIKERS START
their ROUGH WORK
(By Associated Pressl

Pittsburg, Oct. 8-An explosion
believed to be due to bomb, par
tally wrecked the plant of the
American Sheet and Tin Co. at
Warren, near here, today. None
were hurt, Residents of the dis
trict rushed. from their homes in
a panic. The company is one OF
the largest in the country that has
been affected by the steel work
ers strike.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
Conference Marking Time
(BY Aaaociated Preesl

Washington, Oct. 8-No bust
ness being ready for presentation
the Industrial conference adj
journed today until tomorrow.
Just before adjournment dele
gate representing the Farmers
Cooperative Union, indicated he
would introduce a resolution re
questing President Wilson to APP
point a committee to formulate !;
national agricultural policy.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
SAYS ULTlMATUM
SENT TO ITALY
tBy associated Press)

Rome, Tuesday, Oct. News
paper comment here today indi-
Gates that both England and the
United States have warned the
Italian government that the Fl
ume situation cannot exist. This
has caused great excitement in
political circles here, especially
a report that Italy might be put
out of the peace conference.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
Teachers' Salaries Paid Oct. s

Z Superintendent of Public In
struction Gilbert, will on October
8 send to county and city school
superintendents interest bearing
warrants amounting to $o64,-
1880 for the October install
ment due the teachers. OF this
amount $118,O43.01 is due the
city teachers, and $543,744.50 the
county teachers.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
Acquitted Of Trying
To "Poison" Wife

James Estes, 60 who was arrested
at Bowling Green on warrant
charging him with attempting to
"poison" his wife, Florence Tinsley
Estes, by putting ground glass into
a bottle of medicine, was acquitted
in City Court there the Common
wealth announcing that there was not
sufficient proof to hold him to the
January grand jury.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
Dry Bill Dries EN- Up
(By Associated Press)

Washington. Oct. 8-The bill
for the enforcement of war time
and constitutional prohibition as
agreed to in conference, was
adopted today by the Senate
without discussion. 1t now goes
to the House for final action Tic
absence of debate on the measure
occasioned much surprise.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
Coast To Coast Flight

San Francisco, Oct. 8-Fifteen
airplanes left here today in a
coast to coast reliability run. Re-
ports from Reno, Nevada, indi-
cate two passed over that city
during the forneoon.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
Fell $50 Feet Without Injury

Mineola, N. ", Oct. 8-An air
plane carrying Lieut.. Mauride
Cleary and Assistant Secretary
of War Crowell, fell $50 feet,
landed upside down, and was,
wrecked here today. Clearv and
Crowell were badly shaken but
were otherwise unhurt.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
Another Berlin Story
(By AssocY6red Press)

Copenhagen, Oct. 8-A Berlin
says the appeal of the
German government to Won der
Goltz troops for withdrawal from
the Baltic provinces proved sue
cessful. 1t asserts the withdrawal
is already taking place.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08

Tulley Applegate, 55 years old,
prominent and well-to-do- farmer of
Mason county, after having quarrel
with his wife, set fire to the house
nd shot himself. The house was
destroyed. The torso of Applegate
was found in the debris. His head
and limbs had been burned to ashes.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
DEMOCRATS LEAD
IN REGISTRATION
Four Precincts In Richmond Give
About Usual Majority-12
Register As Independent

Richmond registered about it's
usual democratic majority Tues
day.. regular registration day for
the November, election, Many
well known democrats were out
of town also, either atthe worlds
series ball game in Cincinnati, at
the trots. in Lexington, or else
where. There were II who reg
istered as without special politi-
cal .affiliation; 6 in the court
house precinct, 2 in Normal, 2 in
Francis, and 2 in the City Hall
precincts. The democrats and
republican registration by pre-
cincts were as follows:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08

Those who were out of town, or
i'll on regular registration day.,
have the privilege of registering
at special registration days just
before the election.>
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
THE MARKETS

Louisville, Oct. 8Cattle 400;
inactive, SIS te $13; hogs 1900
unevenly lower; tops $l5.25
sheep 250isteady and unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
PIE SUPPER BRINGS s1,o

PIE SUPPER BRINGS $110
The school in Clark county of which
Miss Mary Frances Mckinney of
this city is principal, cleared $110 at
pie supper last week, which will be
used to buy drinking fountain and
school accessories for the younger
children.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
Marriage L;censes

Harris Teater, 10, of Lancaster,
and Eva Taylor, 20, of Cottonburg.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
81 4 10 81 10

weaver out for pterference.
tRuether batted f0l sSallee In 9Th
'sMagee hatted fo} Mque in 9Th.
, Two base hits. a 6lins; Groh.
Sacrifice hits-E Ct6f1s.
Hits-Off Sallee 8 iT A-3 innings; on
Fisher / of Luque
Bases on balls fotte Ito
Wingo...
Struck out-By Ciccs by Fisher,
d; by LuQue 8.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
TElE EWlEATHER

Showers probably tonight and
Thurs sdaysWarmer tonight.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-08
For Sale Privately - 100
acres near Moberly. Elbridge
Broaddus call R. K. Moberly,s
store. .... l59 >

For immediate sale one gas
range, in good condition.
Telephone 39l. 263-N
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NOTES OF GOLF AND GOLFERS

championship. Louis Jacoby of Char
lotte, N. c., well known to Washing
ton golfers. finished in first place in
the initial days play with a card of
rs. leading Francis Ouimet CT Boston.
who celebrated his return to amateur
competition with a score Of II. ].
Wood Plat of North Hills. Philadel-
phia, competitor of Eddie Styles
about the Quaker city district, also
turned in a card of II.
There was but one real upset. Perry
Adair of Atlanta who shot a 70 in
practice last Thursday, picked up his
ball on the 18th hole. Albert Seckel.
former western champion, scored 80
and did not qualify.
BY a ruling of the committee all
players who scored SO and tied for
one place in the championship divi-
sion will be entitled to play Monday.
There was but one place open for
thirteen S9s. Eben NJ. Byers of Pitts
burgh. former champion. was one
of those with SO. B. Warren Corkran
of Baltimore, champion of the middle
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The defeat of Connie Doyle and
Fred Harris of Columbia Country
Club by Maurice Mclaughlin and
Thomas Bundy in straight sets in the
national championship doubles in
Boston was not surprising. Accord
ing to accounts. Doyle played a great
game, but did not get much backing
from his partner Tennis players
here recognized that Harris. an eX-
ceptional singles player. was not a
strong performer in the doubles. Then,
too. Doyle and Harris had played to-
gether in only few matches and
then never against a really high class
pair. There probably never will be
a doubles team developed here that
will compare with the Connie"
Doyle-"RoT' Doyle combination as
they played for about ten years. I'M
til the latter gave up serious COM
petition a couple of seasons ago
Connie Doyle will play in the
tourney at Southampton. Long Is
land. which begins tomorrow. He will
take part in the singles. and with
Dudley Morgan of Chevy Chase Club
as partner, will play in the doubles.
Morgan played at Cedarhurst. Long
Island. during the past week, but
without much success. He won his
first singles match. but lost the next
to youth from Brooklyn. and in the
doubles he and DR.. +. b. Hawk of
Philadelphia, were beaten in the first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-17

extending beyond the club to the
Chain bridge is now IN sight. Nu-
merous improvements have been maze
in the clubhouse and restaurant eec-v-
ice and club dances will he held In
the future every Saturday night In
stead of semi-monthly, az in the past
Plans for beginning OF work on the
new golf course at the Virginia club
to be about 6. 300 yards in length have
been held up for the present. IL was
learned yesterday. 1t was stated.
however. that every effort WI. be
made during the winter and early
spring TO bring these plans 20 compile
tion and that in all probability within
three years club members will be
playing over a course that viii be
the equal of any in the middle At
lantic section. An approximate acre
age of forty-seven has been added
TO the club property. and II is planned
TO build six new holes on this land.
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Donald Woodward. crack player of

Donald Woodward. crack player of
the Columbia Country Club, was the
only golfer from Washington to quail
fly yesterday in the sixty-four who
will compete Monday in the final
qualification round of the United
States Golf Association amateur
championship over the course of the
Oakmont Club, near Pittsburgh.
Woodward finished in a tie for fifty
eighth place with score of So. Will
liam c. Ballantyne, former two TIM
holder of the middle Atlantic cham
pionship and Robert Finkenstadt did
not qualify.
Yesterdays round was a preliminary
to the round Monday from which will
be picked the thirty-two who will
battle for the crown OF American
golf.
On account OF a high wind and a
hailstorm in the afternoon. scores in
the first round of the qualifying round
were remarkably high. probably high
er than ever before in an amateur
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Club Batting.
Week
tGain
Donaldson to Assist Harvard.

Jack Donaldson. the Australian
sprinting champion of the profession
al class. is a recent arrival in this
country. He may assist Coach Pooch
Donovan at Harvard. Donaldson is
thfrty-three years of age and has been
competing fourteen years. He has
run the 100 yards in as seconds
220 in 81 is. and 800 yards in 29N
all professional records.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-17
Club Batting.
HEARTBREAKER FOR BROWNS

ST. LOUIS. August 1S-Kinney bat
ted and pitched Philadelphia to a 7
to 4 victory over st. Louis today.
With two men on base in the second
Kinney hit the ball over the right
field pavilion for a home run. and in
the sixth his double scored another
run. Score:
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Totals. "a o II IA Totals SO 81 %
'Batted for Davenport in seventh
tBatted for Wright in NINTH
tran for Mayer in ninth.
Philadelphia Io1 OF
st. Louis. 2 o o O IL
Runs-Kopp. Thomas. Witt. Dugan, McAvoy.
Rnrrns. Kinney. Austin, Jacobson. Gerber
Smith. Errors-Thomas. Austin f2) Gsrh.,
l2l. Two-base hits-Walker. Kinney. seysreid
Witt. Mayer. Home run-Kinney stolen Ne.
hit -McAvoy. "ee
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SECOND GAME

IOtals.. 80 = IotaIs.. y Of-6 II
sBatted for Powell in sixth.
iBoeckel out; hit by batted ball.
st. Louis. ...... o 0 o O O..
Boston. O 0 0 0 o.
Runs-Boeckel, Smith, Heatchcote. Hornsby
(2). Errors-Oeschger, Miller. Two-bsse hits
-Maranville, Gowdy. Threebase hit-Horns-
by. Stolen base-Clemons. Sacrifice hits
Heathcote, Stock. Double play-Boeckel to
Holke to Maranville. Left bases-St
Louis, 4; Boston. 8. Bases balls-Of
Schupp, 3; off Oeschger. 8. Struck out-By
Schupp, 8; by Oeschger, 4.
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round in straight sets by S. Kashio.
the Japanese, and A. l.. Dionne. Nor
gan and Hawk won only four games.
told of his viccitudes in trying to
play on the grass Il broke both of
my good rackets, the second in the
middle of match, and slid all over
the court" he said.
The round robin tourney in the Sub
urban League has been called off, but
there will be matches among teams in
the circuit Holmead and Argyle al
ready have arranged home and home
clashes
The Departmental League season has
ended. with War establishing a record
for the organization and the city by 60
ing through the circuit season unde-
feated. War was credited with forty
victories, but seven of these were for
feitS.
Chevy Chase Club has coming ten
Lis player in Willard Lewis. twelve
years old. He strokes the ball in ap-
Lroved fashion and with much power.
Cedric Major. who while war worker
here played with Dumbarton Club, was
the runner-up in the Connecticut state
championship tourney decided recently.
He was beaten in a grueling five-set
final by Alrick Fl. Man, with whom he
plays in the doubles. 10, 14-12. g..
IL. 6-1. Major won the title in 1915.
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George NJ. Ivory and J. c. Maggie,
crack players of the Bannockburn
Golf Club. handicapped at IL. will
compete this afternoon at Bannock-
burn in the final match play round
for the Williams trophy, do
mated three years ago to the club by
John Henry and Alva Williams ball
players then with the Washington
club.
The match should bring out some
fine golf, as either player is capable
of shooting the course in par.
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Totals. 81 3 n T. Totals. 30 I" 2 II
sBatted for Vaughn i'll seventh.
iBatted for Carter in ninth.
Chicago. D II
New York - o o 0 l D . X-o
Runs-Flack. Killifer (2l. O'Farreu. Burns.
Zimmerman. Kauff Snyder, Nehf Errors
Hollocher, Fletcher, Gonzales. Twobase hits
Snyder GU. Burns. Flack, Paskert. stolen
bases-Herzog. Frisch. Sacrifice Mt-Hol-
lOcher. Double plays--Gonzales tunassisted) !;
Nehf. Gonzales and Snyder. Left bases
New York. s; Chicago, Z. Bases on balls-of
Nehf, 81 on Carter. =. Hts-Of Vaughn, IL
in q innings; of Carter, l in = innings; off
Sehf. in innings: off Barnes. = in in
nings. Struck out-By Vaughn. 4 by Carter.
I. Passed ball-killifer. Winning pitcher
Nehf. Losing pitcher-Vaughn.
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A thing that probably has never
happened before on local courses oc-
CURED at the Bannockburn Golf Club
recently. Two high handicap men.
Messrs. Woolford and Dunnam. both
of that great news gathering or
ganiza ton. the Associated Press. had
the 2S5-yard third hole at the course
in 2. Woolford's drive was not more
than five feet from the hole and Dun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-17
WARS RACKETERS WILL FIND
TOUGH FOES IN BALTIMOREAlNS
MARYLAND Athletic Club Claims at Least
Five of Ten Leading Players in
Monumental City.

District tennis
combination
Baltimore OF
will
Monumental Turnbul j. r.
Hedeman w.
will
a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-17

Bethlehem Steel Company soccer
team will play twelve games in Scan
dinavia and Finland this month and
early in September
Cornell University foot ball squad
will have two cub bear mascots this
fall
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''o'teu i"A NedtihS III HhtH'
st. Louis. 4 O-S
Runs-Smith. Hornsby. McHenry,' Dlhoefer,
Leslie t2). Iavan GU. Maranville, Heating,
Errors-Baird, Lavan, Powell. Meanwhile (2),
Wilson. Two-basc hits-Sherdel Heating.
Wilson, Boeckel. Three base hits-Dihoefer.
Meanwhile. Stolen bases ea thcote. Lavan.
Sacrifice hit-Rawlings. Double plays-Lavan
to Stock to Leslie: Stock to Leslie. Iert on
bases--St. Louis, 3; Boston. s. Bases on balls
on Sherdel. 3: of Keating, 2. Struck out
BY Sherdel, 4; by Heating, ). Wild pitch
Heating.