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The Era-leader., 1919-07-17

"Which would you rather be-, a
knave or a fool?"
81 don't know. What has been
your experience?" - Houston
Chronicle.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
TWO MEMPHIANS
REMAIN IN HUNT
FOR STATE TITLE
Veteran Martin J. Condor Is
Eliminated by Young Wenz-
Ter Who Reaches Third
Round Along With Parker.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Aug. 22.-Two
Memphis players remained in the hunt
Friday when play was started in the
third round of the championship flight
in the Tennessee state tourney. They
were Henry Wenzler, Jr.. the 17-year-
old flash. and Jerome p. Parker, a
veteran,
wenzler meets D. NJ. Rose, Jr., of
KNOXVILLE, and Parker plays ]. NJ.
Graves, OF Knoxville, today.
Wenzler surprised the gallery yes
terday when he defeated Martin j. Con-
don, Of Memphis. 3 and 2, In the sec
ond round. Condor had already elm
mated w. G. .oehmig, Of Chattanooga,
in a 5-4 walkSoyer.
, The y~oungester was In excellent form
and played steadily and confidently
throughout. His drives were especial
ly well turned in, being both straight
and long.
This is the second meeting Of Condor
and Wenzler In tournament play this
season. Earlier in the year at Mem
phis Condor defeated Wenzler for the
tri-state title at Memphis.
The results Of yesterdays work fol-
FIRST ROUND.
II. r. wenzler, Memphis. defeated
Tom Webb, Nashville, s and 4.
nj. j. Condor, Memphis. defeated w.
G. oehmig. Chattanooga. 5 and 4
Victor Hacker. Knoxville, defeated
NJ. Thomas, Sewante, 5 and 4.
y. NJ. Rose. Jr, Knoxville. defeated
X, Miller, Knoxville, 4 and 3.
T, @. Morris, Nashville. ~defaulted
to Ewing Watkins, Chattanooga.
l.. s. Henderson, Chattanooga, de-
feated c. w, Patterson, Memphis, | up,
r, c. Brittin, Knoxville, defeated A,
I WufEing rhottannAua nm
W. A, Devices, Chattanooga, defeat
ed Chester Watkins, Chattanooga,
Robert Gardner, Nashville, defeated
DR.. French. Knoxville, 2 up.
u, NJ. Rose. Sr,, Knoxville, defeated
D. NJ Rodgers, Knoxville, l up,
r. X. Gibson. Jr, Knoxville. defeated
J, P. Parker, Memphis, defeated Lee
G. 1Carter. Memphis, 8 and /.
T. ]. White, Jackson, defeated d. W
Atkinson, Chattanooga, 3 and 2
F. Mountcastle, Knoxville, defeated
J. S. Hall, Knoxville. 2 and l.,
j. NJ. Graves. Knoxville, defeated ]
A. Bell, Nashville, 2 and l..
SECOND ROUND.
d. NJ, Rose. Jr,, defeated Vic Hacher
2 and 1,
Wenzler defeated Condor, 3 and 2.
r, Watkins defeated Henderson,
and 2.
Devices defeated Brittin, 3 and 2.
Gardner defeated D. NJ. Rose, Sr.,
and &.
BOYD defeated Gibson, 3 and 2.
Parker defeated White, / up, nine
teen holes.
Graves defeated Mountcastle, / up.
The parings for today are:
Rose vs.. Wenzler; watkins vs.
Devices; Gardner VS.. Boyd; Parker VI
Graves.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22

Baron captain broke his dogs in going
TO first and put out an SOS. for ad-
hesive tape,
Mcdonald has dug out plenty Of sand
and dust from his lamps In his many
times here but this Is the first time
he has ever gotten out OF gear as FAR
down as his feet.
Silence ia golden with the Chicks
In the eighth both Smith and Lewis
raced for Webb's fly to right and not
a soul said a word, Had they collided
one or both would have been injured.
As II was Red swung off NJ the last
minute and escaped %uniniured-
Lewis. ny the way. is one who has
found that It really doesn't pay to say
too much. His short interview with
Lauzon Wednesday cost him twenty
beans.
Bischoffs homer IN the eighth was
on a 30 count and caused n slight
uprising in Zigland.
When Umpire Johnston tossed out
n ball with his left mitt In the seventh
a witty bug remarked: SAY, Johnston,
you'd make a good southpaw."
Down In the pit a stlll wittier nut
| added; He ought to-he's crazy
e~nough"--the idea being that all left
| handlers are more or less comical in the
conk,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
BIG THING FOR
THE REDS TO WIN
ALI Redland Talks About the
Flag That Is To Be
Won.

CINCINNATI Aug 29-"It Ia In the
stars that the Reds are oojng 20 v,jn
the pennant." said Gov Gov, on the oc.
CASTOR of the nresentation during the
recent New York .Clncinnati series here
81 a voId watch and chair ~ Manager
PAT Noran"tba eift ~ ! gro,n 81 en-
thusiaatic Redla nd Tor,
~ don't think c~incinnatiaps realize
the interest beinp taken in the s,cce
Of their hal, team in other narts ~
The state said the poyernor parbere
has never heen anytSlny lie II in Tho
hiatorv NJ ohio TN ,,hoIe state IL
sjnnni,s via IN n +. vtnn NC don'1
think or tam ANYTHING else Scors
hoa rds in frnnt ~ na,ysnanar offices
t]eIevraph otrcns n,d othar n,acaa are
s-urrounded every dav nv mohs Of eager
fans ana wbono,,ar iba Raa. sra In the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
McGrdW Suspends
Pitcher Douglas
For Being A. w. o. L,

NEW YcRK. Ave. al. J McGraw,
manager Of tho Now York Nationals.
YESTERDAY announced thpt pitcher PhiliH
Douglas has heen irdefinitely susnend-
"a and nlaced on the cubs Ineligible
list for absenting himself from the club
without permission. Douglas disan-
peared after he was defeated by Chi
cago, his former team mates. In the
fret game Of last Tuesdays double
header here. New York players believe
that The nitcher has gone to his home
In Chico go.
The Charts secured Douglas a few
weeks ago In a trade with Chicago for
Outfielder Davir Robertson. Tho deal
caused unfavorab'e comment in Cincin-
-rati and other National league cities as
Il was looked upon as a move to aid
New York In winning the championship.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
BODIE MADE THREE
BOOTS IN One GAME

NEW YORK, Aug 22-As a ru,e,
Ping Bodie, the Yankees center field
or, IN a sure catch. But whenevnr he
makes an error 1t Is a whopper Bodie
muffed three fly balls In a recent game
with Cleveland nj the Polo grounds Ike
a ratified schoolhoy, much to the
amusement 81 the crowd, In the third
inning Mr.. ptssnln ran forward at top
speed for Smiths sk%yscrapcr and let
the hall slip out Of his hands. He
dropped Harris high drive in the
eighth, the error yielding two bases
and after Graney had singled, Harris
scored on Pings amateurish muft ~
Speakers hoist, Bodie, however. par
TALLY made up for these bunders when
he robbed Speaker OF a Dagger
In the third frame and also chung 70
O,Ncills drive, witch left the bases
filled IN the seventh.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
Marine Sergeant
Wins Rifle Match ..
For Military Title

CALDWELL, N, j., Aug, 22.--sergt,
]. h. Rhine, U. s, NJ, c., o~utclassed
more than 500 crack marksmen in the
/, 900 yard final stage Of the presidents
match here today, winning the title Of
champion military rifle shot OF the
United States. His score was $50 In
n possible 400,
In the press match contested by Il
newspaper men and magazine writer's
from all parts Of the country r, wal
lace, of the Little Rock Daily News,
finished among the first 10, scoring u
out OF 80.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
TO RESUME
PLAY IN CITY SERIES
CITY SERIES.
Standing Of clubs.

The fight for the city championship
will be resumed Saturday afternoon at
Hodges field, when two games are
scheduled to be played, In the opening
tilt the Goodhars will oppose the lead
will play the Choctaws In the nightcap
affair.
Raymond Colbert will huri for the
Goodbars, while he will be opposed by
either Patrick or Owens. McCabe, who
will play left field, is also a star hurler.
winners II the pennaut In the Dixie
league, WIN meet the Choctaws. who
were reputed to be the strongest club
In the city.
A small admission will be charged as
money must be raised to defray the ex-
penses Of the winning club to New
Orleans.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
FIVE RACES MAKE UP
GRAND CIRCUIT CARD

PoUGHKEEpSTE, N. Y, Aug. az
Five races were on today's Grand Cir
cult card, the National for two-year-
old t%rotters, the s;20 pgce for half
mile track, the Chamber of Commerco
200 trot the Nelson House freezer
all pace and the 2;0s pace. The prizes
aggregated $4,000.
Edward + Geers took the lions
share Of honors yesterday, driving four
of the five vim re- on the program, and
IN one Of his victories plotting Goldte
Todd to n clean-cut, straiwht-heat
triumph over Frank Dewey and Sanar,
do, The veteran relnman accounted
for 1.-THE vassar." 2;l0 pace, a $4,000
nurse; 'Thc Liberty" 2tle no ior
'hr -e-year-olds. which he won with
Molly Knight, and two Breeders cluo
events, the two-year-old and three,
year-oid trots. nudetts and WIKI WIKI
were the winners.
walter II Cox drove McGregor The
Great 70 q straight heat win " the
other 1000 event. "Tha Poughkeep.
s'e.i with HOLLYWOOD Naomi se"ond am
I~srrh Guv third, Msriondale, tht
Mrrnhy entry. behaved badly and was
never a contender,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Memphis at Chattanooga.
birmingham at Atlanta,
Mobile at New Orleans.
Nashville at Little Rock.
500
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia az Detroit.
New York at st, Louis.
Boston at Cleveland.
=ava So
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn,
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
-Four Reach SemifInGls In
National Golf Tourney

foot OF the hole with his putt. Plat
then dropped the bali in with a slight
touch for the match.
Jones Has Hard Time.
Robert T. Jones, of Atlanta, is the
other esmifinalist. He was forced to
extend himself to defeat r. e. Knep-
per, of Sioux City. Knepper. who is
II years old, made an excellent showing
In the championship.
At the end of the morning round
Jones was two down. He found Knep-
per a hard man to shoot along with
but in the afternoon the Atlanta en-
trant came back and he invariably had
his opponent one stroke at the green.
Knepper topped his tee shots many
times during the afternoon and the
match ended in victory for Jones on the
10th green, after Knepper had per-
formed badly all the way from the
tee.
Jones was one UP at the turn. He
played a cautious game coming in and
holed out on the 18th in four while
Knepper missed a short putt and took
a five.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
PIRATES BUY GRIMM
FROM LITTLE ROCK

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 22.-The pur-
chase of the services OF Firstbaseman
Charles Grimm, of the Little Rock,
Ark, Southern association, by the
Pittsburgh National club was an
nounced by the Pittsburgh baseball
club, Grimm is 20 years old and a
southpaw. He will report for duty
Sept. /.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22

Summary. Two-base hits-Goodbred,
C%hristenbury, Griffin (2). Home rum
Rischoff. Sacrifice hits--Smith, Lewis.
stolen base-Bernsen, Sacrifice fly
C~ollenherger. Left on bases-Memphis
I, Birmingham T. Wild pitch-Crews:
base on balls-On Goodbred l, off
Crews 2. struck out-By Crews ].
Time -1:4b. Umpires - Johnston and
Lauzon,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
Chicks Open In Chattanooga
eM9 M9M e%9 M9M
GOOdbred JOLtS BdrOnS, 60
BY COYLE SHEA.

The Chicks are in chattanooga Friday, opening a series
with the Lookouts. in which four tits will be peeled off in
three DAYS, a double-header being scheduled for Sunday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
NASHVILLE HAS
NEW WHITE HOPE
big Boy Felts a Policeman,
Starts on Trail of John
Harrison Dempsey.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. %. (Spl.)-
If Jack Dempsey holds the champion
ship two years hence he may be forced
to yield the crown to none other than
e. E. Felts, 2~OO-pourfd Nashville police
Big Boy" Felts, as he is Familiarity
known around the police station, sur
prised his friends a few days ago by
expressing a determination to be the
heavyweight champion pugilist Of tho
world and those who know Of the big
copper's superhuman strength do not
doubt in the least that he can be
trained into shape to give Dempsey a
regular battle.
big Boy stands Just six feet and
six inches in his stocking feet and
he's built up like Hercules himself. He
Is said to pack a wallop in each fist
that would send a mule into the sound
est slumber.
And Big Boy is n policeman
without a single habit of dissipation.
He neither drinks, smokes or hops Ice
wagons inc boasts Of never having had
a physical pain. He has an incurable
appetite for chocolate sodas and takes
most of his s~ustenance through a straw,
Electrician Z. Blackburn has discov-
cred.
Blackburn is responsible for Felts' de-
cision to train for a bout with Demp-
sey. He says he is a judge of prize
fighters and knows blame well big
| Boy can be developed into a human
tornado. Blackburn has already at
tempted to communicate with several
big promoters and will lay before them
the facts about the huge Nashville club
toter. He hopes somebody with plenty
Of dough will be willing to get on the
wood" with enough kale to give Felts
| the necessary training and figures two
years of toughening up and learning
the art of pugilism VIII make OF his
protege a scrapper unbeatable.
C. W. Lasell will. in all probability,
| give Henry Todd an opportunity to
reduce the worlds record for ~trotters
under saddle, which was placed at
2:0SA by Country Jay in 1909. Last
week on his second appearance to that
way of going, the Henry Setter geld
places his name second on the list, the
best performance prior to the record
breaking trip of Country Jay being
2:14A by the Mckinney gelding Charley
! Mac.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
RIDDLE CREWS.

Sam Crows was riddled with shrapnel
and base hits from the moment he set
foot In the box, The attack began
In earnest In the second round, when
four hits were good enough for three
runs Another was added IN the firth
and Bischoff completed the day with
a home run in the eighth with Griffin
on the paths.
Outside of G~oodbred's fine work In
the box the outstanding feature OF the
day was the big time experienced by
Carl Manda, Manda came to life with
three rasping jolts, every one Of which
was as clean as n whlstle-however
clean that Is.
Griffin was right on his heels though
and pulled off several Embarrassing stops
during the course Of the afternoons
jubilee.
Summa was robbed Of two safeties
on his first two trips to the PAN, Grit
fin took his shot in the first and Smith
pulled down his rap In the fourth. Both
OF them looked good from the start, or
until Griffin and Smith yanked them
down.
Goodhred's double In the second which
scored Bischoff was n lift back of sec
ond that fell between Mcdonald and
Hairston,
-
Stevenson turned In a bird OF a stor
In the second when he raced owe
second for Smiths fast hounder an
scraped II In with one paw. He ther
came In at top speed for CAROLS SLOW
roller and got his man with room Il
spare.
The only way 10 hit one past Steve 1
TO drive a fly to center field.
when Collenherger looked down !
the fifth he found he had hagged Hairs
toms sizzling wallop. His quick pc
TO Griffin called for an undertaken.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22

perman Croesr,an has = very fast
four year.olA trotter IN Native Chiet
by Native King out OF the paceT. Sis.
ter rioren,ine. s'Na% re was second
10 Noko Axworthy In e:iiM over the
half mile track al Goshen last Week
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22

VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
At Newport News 2, Norfolk 8.
At Portsmouth I. Petersburg z.
At Richmond s., Suffolk 2.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
CHRIS WINS SHOES.

The high cost OF shoes means moth
Ing at this time to glastonbury, Lou
crashed a double against a sign board
IN the fifth and won $3.50 worth Of
kicks,
That should go part Of the way on
the present price of footwear anyhow,
=
Mcdonald was wishing he had been
In his place In the next inning. The
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
CABLE OFFER TO WILDE
TO MEET FRANKIE MASON

BALTIMORE, Aue. ~ -aanmy Har.
ris 9 local boxing n%rnnotcr. toda
cabl"d Jimmy Wide, Of wales, world =
we eht champion, An offer o. s1,h0N
Tor him to meet Frarkte Mason, Of
~ WAYNE. Ind. In Baltimore In a 90.
round contest for the flywclghi cham
pioEship Of the world.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22

WESTERN LEAGUE.
st. Joseph IL, Sioux City s.
Oklahoma City s, Wichita 3.
Des Moines 8, Omaha 0.
Tulsa 8, Joplin /.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22

Goodbred held the Barons to four
hits Thursday when he registered his
60 victory in the getaway game. Stew
enson singled In the fourth, Mcdonald
repeated In the sixth, Crews flipped a
fluke 10 right in the eighth and Bern
sen shot a liner to right also In the
ninth.
However, Goodhred kept them stand
ing on their ears most of the time and
not one visitor got as far as second
base.
Tiny not only had everything he
needed 20 win hut he romped along In
d steady and carctree style, He was
never put 10 a test and evidently had
plenty Of AMMUNITION in reserve, What
he had on exhibition though was more
than enough.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
TRIBE hit ROAD AFTER SHAKING DOWN BARONS
A&RAR
-
LEAGUE.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Nashville mo OoOoOoo1- III Il 8
Atlanta .......0 0 0O00 0 0 90 8 l
Jounard and Kohlbecker; Thorburn
and Higgins.
At Little Rock R.H.E.
Mobile ......0 100000 % . 4
Little Rookie 0 0 000O0 0 III 1 l
Ellis and Coleman; Karr and Brot-
TEN.
New Orleans Chattanooga, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Detroit R.H.E.
Philadelphia % 000000O0-0 6 |
Naylor and Perkins; Leonard and
Ainsmith.
At Cleveland RH.E.
Boston ......5 00009O "a 8 9
Pennock, Russell and Walters; Jas
per, Myers, Faeth and o'Neill.
Washington a TetSas02 .21ootoooO- 10 {
Chicago - OO221O1"- Ill IL 0
GIN, Zachary and Agnew; Williams
and Schalk, Lynn.
ST. Louis 30 0 100000 % 6 0
Thormahlen and RueE shocker and
SEVERED.
Second Game RH.E.
...i 3 0 o o o o $685. 0-i I 3
10 OO00i0O0 0 0 0 1-2 ii 2
Mogridge and Hannah, Ruel; Sothoron
and SEVERED, Billings. Mayer.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia R.H.E,
Chicago ,,....0 30000d0 Ii lS !
Hendrix sraSE and DAILY; HOss and ADAMS : q E.
Pittsburgh ...O OOOO1OO1 ID IL 3
Brooklyn al 0 2 1000 90 "-3 5 2
Adams and Schmidt; Pfeffer and M.
Wheat.
St, Louis 20 9o99090o-2 3
Goodwin, Ames and Clemens; Nehf
and Snyder.
At Boston R.H.E.
Cincinnati 80 OO2O1O22- 7 IL 3
Boston .,.....S 1 0 0 2 0 0 0-6 8 :
Sallee, Fisher, Luque, Eller and
Wingo; Oeschger, Rudolph and Wilson
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Rochester 2-6. Jersey City 6-5.
At Binghamton 8, Newark 5.
Other games postponed, rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At Kansas City /, Louisville 8.
At Minneapolis 0, Indianapolis s.
At St. Paul IL, Columbus 2.
At Milwaukee 8, Toledo 4 .Q2 In
nings.)
TEXAS LEAGUE.
At Houston 2, Galveston 1.
At Beaumont 5-l2, San Antonio 2-6.
At Fort Worth Waco, rain.
At Dallas Shreveport, rain.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22

II is Eddie Fosters turn to start
pitching again. Fentress viii probab-
~ come TO his rescue before Il is over
That is unless Eddie, the bombarded,
displays a surprising reversal OF the
form he has known OF late.
In the last two games he has been
scalped and sealded alive. 1913 and 1910,
While the tribe Is away Little
Rock and Nashville Will take ad-
vantage OF their absence and meet
here In q SUNDAY troile. The came
wal originally billed for Little Rock
but Il seems that the government
shas put a ban Of the stuff over
there and II was necessary TO either
call II off or call for a change OF
venue,
The Memphis management was
appealed TO and readily agreed TO
the proposition, Therefore for the
first time this year, two foreign
clubs Will tie up at Russwood on
the same Sunday afternoon.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
PACING EVENT IS
FEATURE Of THIS
WEEKS RACE BILL
Four Entered in SidewheeI
Affair-Fans Pick FINS
Garrett to Win-Fourth for
TrotterS Looks Coed.

The free-for-all pace features the
weekly card of the Tri-State Driving
club to be pulled off Saturday at the
fairgrounds. The sidewheel event is q
Garrett, the club champion; julius
Goodman, Ruby Bingen and Tom s.
Fans pick FINS to continue his win
ming ways despite the fact that he
will get his usual stiff opposition. o
OF this win be suppplied by Ruby
Bingen, his deadly rival, who will be
handled this week by Carruthers Ewing,
absence.
Under ordinary conditions FINS Is a
shade the better of Ruby. but If Mr..
Ewing has dynamite in his pocket and
blows himself to an open track some
thing unexpected can happen.
Tom S, graduates into the select CIR
Gle this week also, along with julius
Goodman. Both of these were In the
sixth race last week, Tom S. dragging
home the ribbon in fine style.
Fourth Looks Good.
Next in interest to the third event pm
this weeks program is the fourth for
~trotters with a field made up Of Melba,
Princelite and Betty Boyd. Betty
Boyd's spectacular work of late places
her the favorite with the bugs, for the
black mare has been cleaning up in
her last two starts.
Betty was given a good rest this sum.
mer and was sent back into competl-
ton in poor shape. but had all her old
time speed and has yet to be headed.
Big Pickery. Prince Gibson, Ada B.
and Miss Aeroplane In the fifth should
make things hum. The first three men
toned are in the best shape of the sea
son and should make 1t a tight strug-
gle from the start.
A small field Is entered In the second
race with Fiji, Tommy Katz and Donna
Marshall comprising the list.
A mixed event opens the afternoons
sport. The first race begins at 2:So
o'clock and admission is free. Pro-
grams are obtainable at the gate.
Program OF matinee races for Sat-
urday, Aug, 20, 1919:
EIpcT PAC,E-MIXEn
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
At Charlotte 2, Greenville /.
At Charleston l, SpartanbIrg 3.
At Columbia 1, Augusta 3.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

TEXAS LEAGUE.
At Houston 2, Galveston 1.
At Beaumont 5-l2, San Antonio 20.
At Fort Worth Waco, rain.
At Dallas Shreveport, rain.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22

AMERICAN hssoctAT'oN
At Kansas City l, Louisville 8.
At Minneapolis 0, Indianapolis 8.
At st. Paul IL, Columbus 2.
At Milwaukee 8, Toledo 4 (12 in
nings)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22

Griffin was right on his heels though
and pulled off several hair raising stops
during the curse Of the afternoons
Jubilee.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22

Goodbred's double In the second which
scored Bischoff was n lift back of sec
ond that fell between Mcdonald and
Hairston.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Rochester rs. Jersey City 6-5.
At Binghamton 8, Newark 5.
Other games postponed, rain.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22

when ~Collenberger looked down In
the fifth he found he had hagged Hairs
toms sizzling wallop. His quick pes
10 Griffin called for an undertaken,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-11

The Y. NJ. @. A. has found 1t nee
essary to carry on two classes in Eng
lish this year n for beginners and an
advanced class for those who have
already taken the beginners course
The first course will be carried on
much the same as heretofore, except
that the system of teaching will be
brought up to date. DIR. Roberts
method which has been used success
fully in schools, factories and Y. NJ. G.
AS all over the country is the one to
be followed here. DIR. Roberts, who
is foreign born himself, understands
fully the needs of the foreign born and
planned his methods accordingly. His
time, ever since he has come to this
country has been entirely taken up
with immigration work.
The course aims to more than teach
the men to speak, read and write
English. Industrial situations are
carried on throughout. In a simplified
way, the text book brings in subjects
which are related directly to the men
themselves. For example, there is one
lesson on fires in factories. told in
terestingly and plainly in form of a
story of a man who d~isregarded the
smoking rules of his plant, another