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Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-10

pIANO At sAtKIF IUf.-We han
stored az Jerome strictly high
Grade piano. which. II taken at once.
Ain IL sold u a substantial discount
s-ns as responsible party i inter.
STD ur.te quick for particl ais 70
,tAr Denver Music Company. Denver
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Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-10

PLAYER PIANO CHEAP-We
D.ts III the vicinity OF Jerome
-liehtN used player piano parity
Ia tor and In frst-class condition
.rs- We will sell cheap 10 reliable
rsrtv Write Us for particulars Con.
-0udated Music Co. Salt Lake City.
fr.h 40,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
El Cuarto Centenario de la
vocation de Mexico
Wien. de la "a

Con Ia conquista Sc introdujo Ia
religion c~ristiana, si-ndo csc el OBJ
jetivo principal del descubrimiento Y
conCuista de H. America.
St in,rodujeron todas LIS artes Y
ciencias de "a culta Europa. s. a
brieron escueia> para los indioS. s"
.:raio Ia imprcnta, So fundaron Uni
versidadcs, Y q elias vinieron como
~profesoreS macStr0s que eran ct ho-
nor de las pulas europeas. En- una
palabra, Sc INTRODUCE Ia civilization
con lodos u eS2lendores y refina-
mientos. Por ESQ la historic de IA
conquista de Ia America espanc4a
esta enruelta en- una atmosfera de
luz cue basta a cubrir todos los no,
rrorcs inherenteS a toda conquista.
Por tai raz0n Ia fecha del y de
abril de 1919 debe ser recordada por
los mexicanos o ~veneracion : graft
tud. V debieru celebrarse el cuarto
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
UN ALCALDE A PUNT0 De
SER MUERTO POR UN
SURTENIENTE CA
KRANCESTA
Como tratcra de reducirto al
orden, 10 ataco poseide
de yerdadero Juror

0UERETAR0, Fab,pro 20,-Uh
escandaln cae estuvp a punto dc te--
minaS en- trawedia, Sc SUscito en- IA We
Gina villa de FL Puebli;o, ~ocaSionado
nor un s~ubteniente del y battalion,
quien Sc h2llaba tomando eH ~ de
les pulque-iRS de aCuel IugaY, Como
y POGO de hsher inGzriGo alr2naS
copas conleazi e nail!tar q ryIir %
todoS los v7ecinoS que ~eacontraha,
SC temii Que acabara MAJ. Ash fue, solo
| que Guien iba & acabar de eSta manera
iu& 81 .Alcalde &c ~ villa, contra duien
y gubtenientc ~agreHeti" q punaladaS.
y Alcal6e rasU B Is cqSUal'dad por
{. ;uEar CIR u Sc h2llaba e. &
dai3So. a guien llamo Ia atenci6n pa
"a QUE v~oiTiera al orden. Fl militar
carrancista, en- ve2 de obedecar, 5 g
echo sotre Il autoridsG, pretendien-
DO acabar con CT Alcalde, que tuvo
| que huir. no sin recibir una ~punalada
Ell el braZo.
Otras personals t%rataror de inter-
veair. pero el c~arrancist2 arrcmetio
tambien contra elias, poniendolas en-
fuga Y oh!igandolaS q 4uc 81 fGer2E
q refugiar Il una casa cercana.
El suhten:ente Sc hizo acOmpanar
lie varios de sus soldados, o~rdenando
Que Sc hiciera fUego sobre IL casa
en- que Sc hallaban aquellas personals,
las cusles tuvieron qIe salvar las bar
das del interior, nara S~a!varse.
Ya en- vista de cue Ell esc&ndalo a.
meawzaha 8 tod& Ia Villa, pues pare
cha que 81 milit&r carraaciSta guerra
acabar con los que Sc ~presentaban a
su paso, st do aviso de 10 cue 1cu-
rria. a esta ciud2d, de donde inme-
diatamente parti6 . TODD coTrer un
piquete de trona, que fue Ia que redu-
10 al orden a aquel subteniente, que
Da:ecia esJar loco. Ell militar fue
c~onsigrado a la autoridad compctente
para que ~rcsponda de los delitos CO.
metiuoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
EXPONTANEA Productions DE-
PETROL 60

Ia slGo - quitada n maHuinarla con cue
$40 ,s,aha licyaaGo acabo IL Perinracion De.
p0zr '.Duk"' IN ci Condado de Comanche. III
triad q. que - petroieo cstI brotanao eN-
pontancanlcntc = raz6n Il" 700 BARRIE dia-
RIOS.
Al Sur.,tc del I"feriio CopGaGo - estI.na
Ulc pasan IN ccrripntcs petroliieTas que Tor
man los mauautiaies de Pennsylvania ) por
clio So, considers Uue esta region Se:I muy
en- brcvc uro dc los GietritnS Lrtrolcros DE-
mayor Importance en Il Estado.
Ia Co.npania Martin Oil Co. .!enc sus
prupicdadcs go este ConaaGo y en- "'r"s cua-
t-n punils mas. situadcs ell rrglonr- i-ra:-
m.nte r,-onucidaS como ias mas I,npuri"nJvs
del E-.rio. Esta Comrai!a lends" scriId"-
ia ~at:sfarci6r en- rccibir IL v;si'. a' aHu,-
Has personals que sc iutcreser en- los ueEo-
clos De ;ctr5leo cuya prospective - &c gran
ro-v.nir q muy partIcuiarrrcntc "a de Il
MAETiL OIL co. cGyas oticin4- 80 ha-
nan iustahi,ias en- I03 v. Houston s.. lie
ST, riuJ,G. Adv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
La suspension del trsfico.

FL servicio de irene con san Luis
fr& r~eanudado Va. Fl insta!ador dc
las estaciones Photographers dice que
para evitar los asaItos a los trenes eS
necesario establecer estacioneS de a.
ouel gGnero en- Ell canine, con oDJe-
10 de tener siempre notlcta de los
mOyimientos de los encmi%Os del GO
hierno. ' ofrece instalar algunas De
cstas meioras enfrc este puerto Y la
ciudad de San Luis Potosi. para 10
cual Sc tirigio al gob!erno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23

c~cntenario dc la vocaci0n de Mexico
a la civilization con grandes f~iestas,
que hicieran patente al mundo que
nuestro pals es digno de ser consi-
dorado como digno de los beneficiOs
que Ia cultura espanola le procure.
iConcluimos hacienda votes porque
los dcsterrados c~elebrcmos de alguna
mancra tan significativa fecha,
J. \. REYES.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
So descubrio una obra subterraaea.

So deScubrio una obra subterranea-
Impression de gran ~cQriosload
CT tuda II ciudad e. descuor,micnto
de IN gran s~uhterranco que cX1ste
en- ell rumbo de la AlameGG, preclsa-
mente e: freate de IN edificio en- rul-
ms IS conocido por Ia casa de!
I-c. Camilo AUrlaga.
II dcscuDrrliento Tue, como todoS.
casual. d~ebiGndos2 q Que IN onrer"
que estaba trabajando en- ia traspiaH-
,aciun de arholes cayera 81 dicho SUB
ter~r:neo II estar rcmo";eHdo IA tic
rr2.
Fl obrero on .ueSrion. sintio que
aIgo Sc hlniia 4 Sis pies. Y, en- efecto.
: los cuaatos minutes fue = caer. pre-
81 del mas iuS:ificado espanto. en- IN
sdtano scmhrio que tenIa ct aSpecto
he una catacumba. Tras cl obrero ba-
aaron alguHoS de Sus companeroS, los
! que va serenos Y danGose cuenta mas
! O meDoS de 10 que Sc trataba, pudleroE
! adyertir cue aquello era ur suite
! franco en- toda forma. perfectamente
! a~hovedado. -evelandoSe deSdc luego
COMO una "san obra antigua del ITEM
20 colonial. cosa que despueS fuc
( ~comprcbada al hacerse las investi"a-
{ clones del case.
Las uutoridadcS nomOraron varlas
nnrSonas para que reconocieran Ia ca
/ tacum6a". las cualeS rindieron IN IN
! forma detallado Ell e. Septido de que,
cfecIiyamcnte. Sc Urata de una DORA
maesrra. rUeS gUe del lr%ar en- Que
- dcscubrio arrancan hacia disUintaS
/ d.rclcic~es, Orie1je y Toniente, N0rte
" Sur. sncabo1aS que son verdadcraS
Bo.cdas pcrtectamente c~onstruidas.
INA de @stas h0vedas Sc eXtienGe
J Gesie este !ugar, Que anteS fue con.
vento del Carmen. hasta Ia garita dc
7 RiovorGg. Y las demHS Sc ~cNt!enoen
hacia otros r1mhos que todavia 70
han Sido eXploraGos FOR <! tenor de
que en eilos eXistan gases ~enTenena-
dos
Las autoritade han ordeuado "a :
"a comisjan q,:e rractique dicnas eH-
! rlo~ac.oneS. a fin de le~cuUrir todo 10
uue en- su interior pueda contener esa
/ ohra.
Gran can5;dad de genie Sc IA acer-
| ca6o a ia catacumha" con Ia :nten~
con &c penetrar; pe~o los c~endarmes
! uue haceu @Tardla Sc 10 impiden, por
orden de las mismaS au1orlades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
DOS CONCEJALES DEL
~AFUNTAMEENTO DE
TAMPEC0 FUERON
DESTTUEDOS
Por orden del gobierno van
q ser sustiguidos por unos
mas actiuoS

TANIPIC0, Fehrcru 20.-El A.
yurtamielto de Ia ciudad accord" ma
nifestar a los ciadadanos R0nlulo Ro'
ca V Jesus Soils, que cesaban en- sns
empleoS DE- ccncejaleS de Ia eorpo'
rac;on. ea virtud de que tenian mn'
cho tempo de 10 cunplir con sus
obligacicneS, pues jamas Sc presen-
tahan a las sesiones, Y sohre TODD
cuando mas Sc necesitaban ii scrvl-
clos para ~resolver asuntoS dellcados
pendientes.
Por orden del gobierno de! ESta-
DO estos ~concejales seran sus-ituidoS
Dor activos ' que tengan voluntad de
sarvir con empeno 4 10 poblscidn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
Sc nec>sitan mas celado-ss.

FL ,iefe del Resguardo del Puerto
ha manifestado a Ia superiori6ad, que
las bodegas de Ii AGuana estan com
DIetamente llenas de mercancias de
mucho valor, Y que, con Ia! motive,
~necesita que Sc aumente q numero
de celadores que tiene a su cargo, pa
IA poder hacer una vigilancia eficaz.
FL trafico maritime es mayor ca
da dia en- ell puerto, deOiendose a e.
este Dletora de mercanciaS. n cIal
no pueie ser despachada por Ia fal-
"a de IN servicio ferrocarrilero que
lle1e las eXigenciaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
0UED0 REANUDADO
FL TRAFFIC. De
San LUIS A
TAMPIC0
Fueron reparados los desper,
fectos causados por los
rebeldes en- Verastegul

San LUIS POTOSI. FcDrcro 20.-
Los negocioS c~omercialeS de eSta pia-
"a con n de TamP!co. Y Que en- es-
tos ultimos meses han lido CT salts
.factorio aumentc. han vuclto a rcanu-
darse de dos diaS 4 Ia fecha. Ell VIM
tuG de- cue 81 Jrafico f~errocarrilero
vclvi6 ? IL estado normal deSpueS &c
las reparaciouss que Sc hicierOn a!
~uentc cue fuJ dinamItado cerca ne
Ia estaci1n VerastegUi. FL puente
-uedo en- hueaas condolences. espe-
.rlrdose que 81 10 successive no sea mo-
.;vo de trastorno en- el tratico que Do
suyo es exiguo, a cauSa de Ia faIta dc
cares, 5egTIn informes que proper
cionan los jefes de dicnoS terrocarri-
les.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23

la rria.uras que tjsnen soEtSria eslan So
-5arrsnre cxpu-stzs y Ill Gesarro.lo O. GlG-
ell y vciigroSo- Unas cua1tss dosls IL
WHITES CREAM VER$IFJGE iestEuic:la
,- ..~tsa- g iacy uvs ear Ok c.!dos dc,
a-ri..zmo. 9 umedra,a-r-~:C Il c~riatura So
seuti-s ai-a. De- ycn-, nc Ia Ectica San
Tcdro- STA ". Commerce -. san Artnna".
TcSa t.hGv.t
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
Campana pohtica.

P~rocedente de Ia capital de Ii Re
nunlica ha llegado Abel Gamiz, quien
vicne = fundar un diario para hacer
carupana p%olitica en- favor de Il can
didatura de Rafael Nicto, que es uno
de los avocadoS n gobicrno dci is
tadO.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
CALF. FISHING GOOD

SAN FRANCISCO. June 12.-For the first time this season reports encour- aging to anglers come from various section of the state where fair to excellent fishing may be had. Here tofore poor or flair" only has been the rule. Only a few scattering dis tricts are registered in the latter class The Blue Canyon. Cisco and Verdi re gions are among these. while Tuolumne and Calaveras counties. Bass Lake Madeira county, and Huntington Lake arc sections where the fisherman arc reported to be finding fine sport
 In Southern California, especially in Cuyamaca Lake, limits of from to I pound trouts are said to be the rate In stead of the exception. Surf and deep water fishing off San Diego has started and gives excellent nrnmise
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
BOXING CARNIVAL AT
 THE FRONTIER DAYS

A boxing carnival lasting two or three nights will be one of the sport features of the Frontier Days at Pres colt July 2-3-4, according to word from the Mile High City last night. Some of the best boxers of the army and navy will participate, according to the an- nouncement
 Colonel Bliss and Captain Van Horn and other officers of the Whipple Bar racks are rendering much assistance in making the boxing bouts a success.
 Transportation has already been sent to Columbus, N. M, to bring up the principals for two first class bouts to settle the Border championship in the 145 and 1S5 pound classes.
 In one of the bouts Wright, Mexican border welterweight champion, will take on Baho CabeIl for a 10 round main event, while in another Gink Par ker and Buddy Ford will mix it six rounds for the light weight champion ship.
 Other bouts are also being arranged Frank Williams is in charge of this end of the work.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
SPORT EDITORS ARE
 ROASTING NORTHWEST

SAN FRANCISCO. June 13.-The close of the second month of play in the Pacific Coast league season of 1919, showed Los Angeles still firmly entrenched in first place which it has held ever since the first week of play. Several changes have occurred how ever, during the interval of four weeks.
 Sacramento has been the greatest sufferer having fallen from third to sixth position. Oakland on the other hand has been the greatest gainer having risen from fifth place to third. and only a few points removed from second position.
 Portland has been consistent in that it has steadfastly remained in last place ever since the season started with Seattle only a few points better off in seventh place, after enjoying a brief time occupying sixth place
 The following IS a comparison of the standings of the clubs at the end of the first month and at the close of the second month of play;
 End of first month.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
TOLEDO FIGHT RING
 CUT DOWN IN S|zE

TOLEDO, Ohio, June 1S.-Jess Will lard and Jack Dempsey will meet in their worlds heavyweight champion ship contest here July 4 in a twenty foot ring instead of the regulation 24- foot enclosure, it was announced by Tex Rickard, promoter, tonight after he had obtained the consent of both men Rickard said that reducing the size of the ring will enable him to save 400 square feet at the ringside to install additional press seats, the demand foI. which has exceeded all expectations.
 You can make it fifteen feet square for all l care" was Dempsey's reply to Richards proposal.
 When Willard heard of the challeng- CTS remarks, he said:
 Tt does not make any difference to me what size you make the ring. The smaller it is the harder it will be for Dempsey to get away from me"
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
GOLF PLAY NARROWS

ST. LOUIS, June 1S.-Both semi final matches in the trans Mississippi Golf Championship at the St. Louis Country clu btoday were decided by a large margin, Nelson Whitney of New Orleans, defeating James E. Nugent of Kansas City, president of the associ- ation, up and to play, and Richard Bockenkamp, St. Louis public links boy winning his way to the finals by downing Arthur Bonebrake of Topeka. Kansas, T and g.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
BOSTON 6-CHICAGo |

BOSTON, June 13.-Boston got an en break from Chicago in their four me series by winning. In the fifth, ~noIlenback issued four bases on balls. W th two out, McInnis single scored "ue run. Schang's double scored three more and after Russell had relieved ~hellenbaek. Scotts single scored 'uang. Score.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
........39 6 l4 27 13 g New York

blblS .oo Q -l II O
 N-Batted for Jones in ninth.
 NN-Batted for Dauss in seventh.
 z-Batted for Quinn in ninth
 By innings. R. H. E. Detroit .......O1O O01 3O1- 6 14 8 Sew York ......40l -O00 OOO- 3 8 0 Batteries. Dauss, Roland and Stan I-e, Shore. Russell, Mogridge, Quinn .ld Hannah.
 Summary: TWo-base hits. Lewis Iuuie. Cobb, Flagstead. Base on balls az Shore, |, off Russell 4 off Dauss,
 off Roland. l. Innings pitched, by shore, 9, none out in third by Russell --5; by Mogridge, 1 2-3; by Dauss. 6: 0. quinn, 2-3 by Roland g. Struck Y1t by Russell 4. by Mogdirge, 1: by 2Hmm !; by Dauss, 3. Wild pitch Quinn
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
BEATS
 YANKEES AF TER
 AN UPHILL. CAME

NEW YORK. June l3.-Detroit won an uphill game from New York, defeat ing the Yankees for the first time this season
 New York obtained four-run lead carly but four pitchers were unable to save it Score.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14

Pacific coast baseball Writers have been unsparing of their criticism re- garding the poor showing of the two northwestern teams and state that, as things are going now, they detract, rather than add to the interest in the race for the pennant
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
rtaIs
Boston
TotI
100 900 000-t 01O O50 0Ox-e

0UWWafE TWO base hit, GilhOOley. Scnang. sacrifice hits, F. Collins. Me Innls. Double play, F. Collins. Risberg. Eandil Schang. Shean. Bases on balls, Shellenback, 6; Russell 1: Jones. 5. Kerr |. Innings pitched. Shellenbacll ] --3. Russell, none; Kerr 8 1-S. Struck "1t Shellenback ?; Kerr. Jones 9.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
WASHINGTON f-cLEvELAND Q

WASHINGTON. June 13.-Johnson had the better of Morton in a pitchers 'attle and Washington broke even on tAc series with Cleveland by taking the unal game. The single score was in the eighth when Shanks singled, stole second and scored on a hit by Judge. Score.
 Cleveland ........O00 900 0OO-O 0 Washington ..... 000 GOO 01x-1 6 o
 Batteries: Morton and O'Nein; John son and 'icinich.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
ST. LOUIS. 4; BOSTON. 0

ST. LOUIS, June 13.-Doak held Boston to three hits. while St. Louis hit Demaree freely and shut out the Braves. Hank Gowdy was badly cut about the neck and shoulder by fixing glass form a window in the dressing room which blew in before the game. Score: R. H. F. Boston GOO GOO 00O-O 3 0 St. Louis ...... 021 900 O1*-4 II q Batteries-Demaree, Scott and Will son; Tragressor, Doak and Clemons.
 RAIN
 At Chicago = Philadelphia Chicago game pOstponed on account of rain
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
EDITED DAILY BY CAPUT
CAUSEY MEETS
 FIRST DEFEAT
 IF THE SEASON

CINCINNATI, June I5.-Pitcher Causey, who has won eight straight games for the New York club. met his first defeat of the season when the Reds punched three hits with an error by Zimmerman in the fifth inning, scoring just enough to win. Score
 New York
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
*Batted for Malone in eighth. *+Batted for Cheney in eighth.

Summary: TWo-base hit, Terry; stolen bases. Terry, Cooper; sacrifice hit, Cutshaw; double plays, Schmandt to Olson to Konetchy @: bases on balls. off Cheney ,, off Cooper l; hit by pitcher, Cooper; struck out, by Cooper f.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
ST. LOUIs ApHIIAnElpHIA9

TIIFIADfLTFILA, June l3-St. Louis .. .Ji In ls ...rf Al Von
 Eatted Seibold for a single, double and triple in the third inning and with Gcdeon's sacrifice, scored three runs. enough Go defeat Philadelphia. Score: St Louis .........003 010 OOO-4 10 1 Philadelphia .....000 900 2OO-2 { ?
 Batteries. Wilman and Severeid; -eLnoId. knneN and Perkins
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
PITTsBuRe HUMBLEs BROOKLYN

PITTsBURG, June 13.-Pittsburg made a clean sweeb of the Brooklyn series. Cooper's effective pitching and Stengers hitting had much to do with the home teams victory. Score:
 Brooklyn
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Seattle 4, Sacramento 6.
 Vernon 4, San Francisco l. Los Angeles 4, Oakland ?. Salt Lake at Portland, rain.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
TodaY's Game

Vernon at San Francisco. Oakland at Los Angeles. Salt Lake at Portland.
 Sacramento at Seattle.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
-Batted for Causey in seventh.

Summary-TWo-b base hits: Rath. Kauf. Double plays: Kopf to Rath to Daubert; Kauff to Doyle to McCarty. Bases on balls: Causey 1; Struckout: Sallee, 1; Causey, Innings pitched: Causey 6, Benton 2.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
Caput s0ys::---

Things are beginning to liven up a Dit In Phoenix over the Willard -Demp- Sey match. Mack Gardner claims the honor of making the first bet. taking the 70 end of 100-70 bet on Willard. Gardner maintains that Dempsey is the pest bet at any price. So do a lot of others Dempsey's youth and punch. together with his fearful knockout record, have made him the fayorite
 even at the odds, in the west. Iii the east, according to best information the fans that usually scrutinize matches with greatest care, nave come to no conclusion in the matter of odds Bets that have been made already, it is said. have been private ones and even up.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At St. Paul s, Toledo ,.
 At Milwaukee 2. Louisville 2 At Minneapolis 4, Indianapolis ? At Kansas City l, Columbus 9.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14

Manager Lambert of the Cashion ball team, states that his boys will play Palo Verde at that city Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results

Cincinnati 5, New York ?. Pittsburg 9. Brooklyn c. St. Louis 4, Boston 0.
 Chicago Philadelphia, rain.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
WESTERN LEAGIJE

At Tulsa 3; Joplin.
 At Sioux City 3; Omaha 10. At Oklahoma City Wichita. rain. At Des Moines 8; St. Joseph ).
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Chattanooga ?, Atlanta 2 Gwen tythree innings, darkness).
 At Little Rock 6, Memphis 3. At Nashville 0, Birmingham 1. At Mobile 1, New Orleans ,.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14

When catchers Bill cymer Land "Moose"
  and Rtche will probably Rche, ots awful waop with willow, AZ
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
TodaN's Games

Chicago at Philadelphia. St. Louis at New York. Detroit at Washington. Cleveland at Boston
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
TodaX's Games

Boston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at St. Louis. New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14

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Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

At Seattle R. H. l.. Seattle .................... 10 , Batteries: Bromley, Gardner and Murray; Thomas, Ragan, Bigbee and Lapan
 At San Francisco R. H. E. Vernon ................... San Francisco .............1 2 I Batteries: Dawson and Devormer; Bau mand Mckee.
 At Los Angeles R.H.E. Oakland ................. Los Angeles ................4 il ? Batteries: Rolling and Elliott; AL dridge and Boles.
 Salt Lake at Portland, rain.
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Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YesterdaN,s Results

Detroit 6, New York ,. Chicago 1, Boston 6.
 Washington 1, Cleveland 0. St. Louis 4, Philadelphia ?.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14

The statement has been going the rounds during the last few days that Terry McGovern and Young Corbett fought championship match in Hart ford, Connecticut, in 1902 No records at hand show this scrap and will appreciate the information, if any one can give it, as to the details of the match, number of rounds and nature of decision.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14

Salt Lake at Portland, rain.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14
RAIN

At ChlcagO - PhiIadeIphia- Chicago anne postponed on account of rain.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-14

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