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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-21
PUCKETT ELECTED
BANK PRESIDENT
Succeeds The Late W. S. Landamond
As President OF National
Bank,

- 9aaWeg56 4Ag9Lfg PA at.tf
A meeting of the directors of the
National Bank of Commerce yesterday
Mr.. w. N. Pickett, active vice-pre-
sident Of the bank was elected to the
presidency of the institution, succeed
ing the late Mr. w. S. Lindamond.
Mr.. John 7. Sanford was elected ac-
i've vice-president and Mr.. F. p.
Phillips was reelected vice-presdent.
Mr.. Sam Lindamond was elected a
member of the board of directors.
Mr.. Lindamond is one of the young
st National bank directors in the
country. He is young man of fine
business ability, and he is actively as
suming charge of the affairs of his
ate father.
Mr.. Willis Pope was reelected
asher of the bank and the following
)ther officers and employees were re-
elected: Mr.. Frank Drake, assistant
Issshier; Mr. O. Il. @Banfield and Mr.
A. H. Pegues, Jr., bookkeepers.
I Following are the directors; Messrs.
W. N. Pickett, Sam Lindamond, +.
P. Phillips, j. I. Sanford, Brooks Nc
Gowan, L. A. Vaughn, Louis Rosenz-
weig, H. F. Simrall, A. NJ. Lawrence,
A. H. Peguess T. A, McGahey and 7.
K. Swoope and I. J. Hancock.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-21
BANK ELECTS OFFICERS.

At a meeting of the stockholders
and directors Of the Columbus Ma.
tional Bank held in the directors
room in that building on Tuesday
January 10, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
J. T. Wood, president; T. B. Franklin
vice president; G. H. Ayers, cashier;
E. R. Hopkins, assistant cashier; T,
o. Burris, L. Marx, T. J. Locke, d.
F. Mccullough, J. L. Walker, T. B.
Franklin, j. T. Wood and c. L. Lin
coin, directors.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-21
WHITE TRUCKS FAVORED.

Mr.. N. d. Robinson, president Of
the Robinson Motor Car Company,
returned the past week from a tour
of his territory in the interest of the
White Truck. He succeeded in land
ing big order for White Trucks in
Aberdeen, selling three of the big
trucks to one firm in that city.
Mr.. Robinson was accompanied by
Mr.. William C. Ward, special agent
of the White Company.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-21

Cook, of the northern district, viii
expire in 1921, and his name viii 90
before the voters for reelection.
Judges Cook only opponent thus
far is Judge " d. Anderson, Of Tu-
pelo, one of the best-known members
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-21

Of the North Mississippi bar Judge
anderson served for a short period
on the Supreme Court bench as special
justice, prior to its enlargement. He
was a member Of the State Senate
during the Noel administration.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-21
SHIPMENT MISSOURI MULES.

Mr. Ira 7. CASTOR returned the
past week from st. Louis where he
purchased "a fine lot of fresh Missouri
mules which he is offering for sale
or trade. The lot is an especially
fine one and there are son q good
bargains III the shipment. They may
be seen a: MIR. GassoGs stable On
College 6 Get.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-21
CARD OF THANKS.

Upon our return to our old home
to bury our daughter and wife, Lucy
Hearon, we wish to thank our friends
for their sympathy and kindness to
us in our affliction.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Goree,
Mr.. D. A. Hearon and Children.
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Tennelle.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-21

Mr.. A. G, Leland has resigned as
cashier of the Refuge Cotton Oil Co.,
and leaves soon for Helena, Ark,
where he goes to engage in the cloth
ing business, opening a store in one
Of Helena's faest buildings.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-21

This convention is expected u real
ly accomplish something towards de-
feating the drastic increase If Wood
men rates which the Sovereign lodse
ordered at its July session last year,
A convention was recently called
in Jackson for the purpose Of unit
ing with ether states over the coun-
try to contest the increase rates but
the convention was run over by the
Sovereign and Head Camp officers
bent on defeating its purpose. No
credentials committee was appointed
and every man in the hall was en-
titled to vote, whether delegate on
not. A big pow-wow was held in
Jackson by the head camp officers
the night before the COW sntion
when it had assembled all of the
forces which the head camp could
command were on hand to defeat any
movement looking to the defeat Of
the increase of rates.
So dissatisfied were the men who
are really interested in defeating tho
Increase of rates with the Jackson
convention that another convention
has been called and delegates will BE-
appointed from every camp with ere
dentials to this gathering to estab
lish their right to sit in it. In this
way the great number of Woodmer
in this state expect to get an express
sion from the rank and file of the
order uninfuenced by the officers OF
the Sovereign lodge in this State
and head camp officers.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-21
FINE COTTAGE HERE

On car line on Military Road, close
in. $1,000 cash and Sc six per cent
notes due monthly will get its Pos
session in 80 days. Best buy in the
city. Maer Realty Co.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-21
JUDGE COOK FACES
OPPONENT THIS YEAR.

Only one member of the Mississippi
Supreme Court is TO be elected at the
Democratic primaries this year. The
term of Associate Justice Sam G.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-21
Another WOOdman
Convention to be Held,

New Albany, Miss, Jan. ia
convention Of WOodmen of the World
has been called to meet in New Al
bany Jan. "a, on which occasion w. o.
w delegates are expected from every
lodge in Union and adjoining coun-
ties. The purpose of this convention
is to discuss ways and means where.
by the threatened raise in Insurance
rates may be fought.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-21
IT'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE. DON'T MISS 1T.

This of annual events and the Ladies of Columbus
and vicinity will welcome this announcement they know
these white sales days the limit in value giving. Supply
needs for present and future during this SALE Our entire
forces busy bees opening and checking beautiful white
materials for this big white sale Remember starts WEDNESDAY
Morning, January 2Sth.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-21

SUBURBAN HOME.
Modern suburban home and 10
acres Of land on Highlands A bar
gain. Maer Realty Co.,
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
PRIZES FOR LABOR
DAY SPORT WINNERS

A large and tempting list Of prizes
will be awarded to the winners OF the
sport events 10 be held by the Cen
tral Labor Union, In connection with
the Labor Day program on Monday
next, at Washington Heights.
The list OF events, prizes and don
ors are as follows:
Baseball game-Wilmington Round
House VS.. Leather Workers Box
cigars for winner, donated by B. +.
RaWnsley.
Volley ball-Plpe Shop vs.. Air Gang,
p. r. r. Box cigars, donated by p. G,
dupont.
Ouolt Blacksmith Shop VS.
Floating Gang. Box cigars, donated by
j. H. Pinder.
iOO-yard dash for men-Flrsl. Elec-
iric Massage Vibrator, Dannenhauer
Inc; second, silk hose, Hankin Bros.
necktie. Darlington and Toadvine.
50-yard dash for women-First gold
ring, Royal jewelers.; second, SIR
hose, Crosby G Hill; third fancy
candlestlck, poland's.
Shoe race for men-First shirt
Samson Stern; second, necktie, AS
Shoe race for women-First, ga:
| lamp, Gas Company; second, SIR
hose, Lace shop; third, shlrlwaist
| Topks Bros
Three-le5ged race-First winners
gold cuff links. Markell Shop and So
| Harris; second winners, 50 worth OF
| tickets, Savoy Theatre.
potaioe race for men--First, 50 hat
Hurley-powel: second, necktie
Ephraim q Ephraim; necRtle, Ber
/ Wolfman.
Egg race for women-First, electri,
iron. Traction Company; second, boz
lcandy, Dan Lyons.
Egg race for en-s25 80 cap, Amerl
can Hat store; second, box candy
| Laskarls.
sack race-Man's silk umbrella
Frank ODonnell; second, box candy
Faf mans race go yards -Foun
tain pen. Brofsky; scarf pin, Iol
Finn; cap, Springer. the halter.
Broad ump-Nlan's cap, Tuck ShoI
second, box candy, Sugar Bowl.
pie-catlng contest First. Elcctr
, Toasler. Traction Company; secon
silk hose, Peck & Lcnsh.
Ball throwing contest for wont
e First, Electric BOudoir Lamp, na
. ucnhauer, Inc. second, shirtWai'
y Boston Cloak Store.
a Tug Of war for wOmen-Winnel
G l2-pound fancy cake, Bakers unlo
y LARGEST return on tags-iO-pom
y box candy, Govatos a Bro. TO A'
q winner
: Further entries will be received
y Washington Heights on Monday.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
NEGRO ALL STARS
WITH DEFIANCE NEXT

Defiance will have for its opponents
this evening at the Third and Adams
streets field am all-star team composed
OF the prominent colored players OF
Wilmington The team is under the
leadership OF Judas Johnson, one OF
The most popular colorcd athletes of
Inc city who said today that he viii
get iocether the best combination
poss bic in his EFFORT 30 defeas lhe
Tenth Warders The game VIII get
under way at $40 o'clock.
on saturday afternoon the All-Wil-
minrion League team will meet
Neirbborhood at Second and dupont.
Manager McDonough is taking no
chances with the iailonders and will
have his strongest lineup In the
game
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
TACONY LOSES
TO new CASTLE
Great Battle Between Teams
of Penn Seaboard
Plants
WARNINGS PITCHING
FEATURED CONTEST
siar Correspondent.

Cltu correspondents
TACONY. Pa. Sept. 3.-For nine in
nings yesterday afternoon on The local
grounds. Nyllie. pitcher OF the New
Castle Penn-Seaboard team. and War
ing, slab artist for the local plant of
the Penn -Seaboard staged a pitchers
battle. Only one run and two hits
had been made of Wyllie's delivery,
and one run and five hits OF the de-
livery Of Waring during that period
The New Castle bunch put the finish
inc touches to the game in the tenth
inning BY falling on Warnings ofler-
ings FOR five hits and four runs, win
ming the game. as only four batters
faced Wyllie In the tenth. The fans,
witnessing the game, said II was the
oleanest ever seen between two teams
at The local grounds. Not an argu-
menl took place during The game.
Several sensational plays were made
by players on each side In the sew
enth inning Sullivan and carp got ilrss
on clean hitting and Mcdaniel hit a
hard grounder, booked for anoiher'
which, making an unexpected bound,
nit carp for the third Out OF ule
inning. as he was running from Sec
ond to third. Thus a rally was, by
the fortunes OF The game. nipped IN
Inc bud The brand Of ball played
bv ali PLAYERS yesterday was at big
ieaguc STYLE. The Tacony organization
Is a member OF the Steel League and
is composed Of excellent players. Fol
lowing the game the players and fans
were entertained at dinner, by the
officials Of the company, who Wit
messed the game.
At the dinner several speeches were
made by the officials and visitors ex-
pressing their fullest satisfaction
over the contest and the spirit Of good
fellowship exhibited by players and
fans The score.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
Babe Ruth at the Queen;
Tickets for A. ". Winners

Wilmington fan to see the mighty
Babe and TO this end, offers free
tickets 10 the playing members OF
every All-Wilmington League team
that wins in tOm0rrOw's games.
That's pretty good news, boys, we
think. All you have TO do is 10 win
over your opponent tomorrow and
in appreciation, the Evening Journal
viii see that you get a slant at Babe
while he is pasting out a homer
These tickets will admit you to the
Queen, free Of charge Tuesday and
Wednesday Who will be in the
crOWd2
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
MISS COHEN STARS
In SWIMMING MEET

With more than one hundred girls
and young women competing, an en-
ihusiastlc audience. excellent cooper
alton from a number OF organizations.
Community Service held a swimming
NEE. nfor women Of he city in Bran
dywine swimming pool last night.
Prizes for the events were contrib
uted by local companies while MEM
bers of a number Of organizations
acted as officials. ,
Mrs. Jennie Cohen was the lndiNld-
ual star Of the meet, winning the silver
cup by winning four OF The clever
events. She captured the 2O-yaru
swim. candle race. unucr water race
and ihe international has race. "A race
for children under siA years or age
was one OF the greatest features OF
tho evening winning enthusiastic anu
apprecialiVe applause from the 93uul-
ence. This event was won by lllue
Louise Bedell The swimming or ihe
.vonnrstcrs was a revelation to those
Watching the performance.
Miss Catherine Ashbrook. daughter
Of Mrs Donald AshbrOOk was entered
I'M me tub race at the last minute ana
Justified her hackers by cap iuflng the
event. winning a tlashhght OlheI
winners were as follows: Apple ana
spoon race, Lillian Doelze; balloon
race Mary A. Horiz; dressed up race
Berenice Bradneld; fancy diving, Helen
seller In a special tub race, -FOUR
girls whose constant companionshlp lp
has gained for them the name or tle
"four chums" were entered ana Was
won by Mary DIETRICH. -,
The cup which was won ny Mia
Cohen Win be defended by her foi
three wears and will be awarded per
manently 10 the winner for three sue
/ cessive years. . Al, ,
Companies donating prizes were th'
Electric Light; Smith store. Lipi9,i,hlr'
coil. Winter store. Crosby a Hlll
Smiih-Zollnger, Mllard Davis, sun
day star and Wilmington huDDel
| lnmnnnN
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
BLACK SOX KEEP
18th WARD UNDER

Black sox Of Baltimore handed
Eleventh Ward a surprise to 4 de
feat at Harlan Field yesterday after
noon. Hughes was on the mound for
The Eleventh Ward boys but was
touched for seven hits. Logan,
pitching for the Sox, had plenty OF
smoke" behind his assortment OF
benders and held the local boys to
three blngles. The Sox played clever
ball throughout and made good their
reputation OF being one Of the fast
est ball teams I'm the eastern States.
nAT rtTNFnpE IA <
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
ALL WILMINGTON
SEASON ENDING

With baseball on the last lap. much
interest is being displayed by fans
in the races i'm lha various local
leagues. The All-Wilmingl0n League
has been the big drawing card and
Will end The season in the next three
weeks, 5lthough some twilight games
will be necessary.
A meeting Of The nague will be
held tonight when President Walsh
hoIes to schedule postponed atirac-
lions for next week. Rain has been
the cause Of number OF games being
postponed.
In the g3mes scheduled for lomor-
row, parkside will meet South side
at Eden Park and Eleventh Ward will
oppose the Ninth Ward team at
TWtnty-second and Claymont streets.
Silvcrbrook and Keystone will play
at the Military Grounds and ID fiancc
will play Neighborhood at Second
and du Ponl streets.
parkside and Eleventh Ward Will
Stage their third game Of the season
on Labor Day at Harlan Field. the
game to be played in the morning
after the Labor Day parade. Park
side has won the two games already
played. Victory for The Champions
on Monday will cinch the title for
Parks.de again
Evening journal., 1920-09-03

Babe Ruth, the home run king OF
baseball, is TO appear in a fllm at The
Queen, on next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. The picture is a spe-
cial one, obtained by the Queen man
agement. from the Keith circuit and
shows Babe hitting one OF his cir
cult wallops. Gangs Of baseball fans
have seen The film in every city in
which 10 has been shown and as VIII
mingion Is some ball town just now,
all the fans are expected to see Babe
in action at the Queen next week.
The Evening journal wants every
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
ON sMEnEs IN DOUBLE HEADER

Old SWcdes VII play dOuDIt
header with Union In the Church
League at Rockford Tower tomorrow
afternoon The first game will start
promptly at 2 O'Clock. The following
nlayers are requested 20 be out for
Old Swedes pauley, Warren, Mackcy
Burroughs. Comfy. Marcus, j. Me
Nahon. h. Mcmahon. r. Zl0sler, Moore
Murray. Crockett, Wiggans and Nc
kclNcy.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
WFsr nm DInDc ny

The West End Homing Club held
its flrst series Of races with great sue
cess. Several new flyers participated
this year
/ John Querey won the FIRST race from
the iOO-mne station with ease.
+. Earl McGinnes was FIRST and sec
ond In the second race from the 300
mile station. summaries;
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
Totals
SCORE BY INNINGS

Eleventh Ward. "A 10000 0O-i
Baltimore .........3 y U ~
Hits-On Logan, 3; OF Hughes, 2.
Earned runs-Baltimore, B. Two-b9se
hits-A. Duncan, Long. Struck Out,
BY Logan, 10 Left on bases-hleVenlh
Ward 3 Baltimore, B, stolen Dases-
Eleventh Ward. 4 i; Baltimore, 4. sac
rifice hits-Fleventh Ward. 2 Hit by
pitched ball-Morgan. Bases on balls
Loff Hughes. 2; off Logan, 2. Passed
balls-Fishhack Logan, 4. Time OF
game-i.A0. Umpire-Cunnlngham'
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
HARLAN HAS TARTAR
IN GLOUCESTER STARS

The game over the bridge tomorrow,
between the Harlan nine ana the
Gloucester Stars promises TO be one
OF the best the fans have been offered
during the season The Stars COM
prise some OF the fastest seml-pro
hall players in this section, and their
records as a team against the ocean
City. West End COllingswood, hiNcr-
side Camden City, haywood, Atlantlc
Refining, paulsh0r0, Parkesburg iron
Nativity. Bridesburg and PencQya
teams, bears out the statement lh9t
they are one Of the best teams scheu-
uied here an wear. Tho clubs mem
Toned. whom they have already mel
this year. are the best known, as well
as leading teams around Philadelphia.
The Shipbuilders will have their
strongest club against the Stars, ana
! viii include the standhys, Bunting
/ Hoch. Hughes, nOlan, Mayhart. hlrst
| Wagner and Slansky. In addition
Wagner will have on hand for theh
first appearance on the home lot' th'
new men. Baker, a player from on
OF the leading colleges, 6runh, WI
covered the centre garden on tne rem
Slate team this year, and DAVIS,
former lower Delaware player. Ih
Shipmilders' record of games Mo
recently, on their trip away 1ron
home includes some real class "a
KAUFMAN team OF Reading and Nis
cose team OF the Delaware count
Manufacturers League. which deieai
ed Lorraine by the score OF 10 TO
being among them
IA viii also mark the lrst Saturda
annearancc here for six weeks, and
] large crowd win no doubt turn on
Il io see the combination That has prove
such a good drawing attraction J
Pennsylvania ,.t
In ure holiday matinee the loca
r win be seen against the well know,
q Indiana team also of philadelphia ~
y Indianas were scheduled 10 meet MAJ
Shall r. Smith last saturday, hut RAJ
rnnrrnfnH
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
CAPITAL CITY BOYS
DEFEAT SOLDIERS

DOVER, Del. Sept BY staging a
ninth inning rally Dover defeated
the Fort Dupont team here yest'r-
day by the score OF TO Z. Listles
playing made the game uninlcresllng
during the first three innings.
Tho score.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03

Two-base hits-Stewart, 3; Hevessy.
2. Three-base hit-Stewart Hits-On
Address. 6 Off Hevessy. 3: Off Siewar'.
6. Bases on balls-On stewart, D; off
lln Davis. Struck out-By Stewart, z.
by Address, 7; by Hevessy, 9 stolen
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
LABOR DAY GAMES

nn-N hihiiDtOh Lcdvuc
Parkside vs.. 1ith Ward, Harlan
Field (M0rning).
Neighborhood vs.. Silyerbrook, Sec
ond and dupont.
Keystone vs. Defiance, Third and
Adams
Ninth Ward VS.. Eden at Eden.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
STAR TRIMS NEWS;
HOLD LEAGUE LEAD
srANpING OF THE CLUBS

Defeating the Morning News team
yesterday afternoon by a score OF 9
TO Z, the Sunday STAR strengthened It's
lead in the Newspaper League, having
now won three gam and lost none.
10 was The Stars ability to hit at op-
perfume times that won them the
game.
Captain "Bll" stewart was on the
hcaSing line for the Sunday Star. and
hurlsd good ball, particularly in the
pinches
The fielding OF Reed. Foster and
Buddy Anderson was the feature OF
the game. Stewart and Hevcssy nch
clouicd the ball for two two-base
sWals.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
~ summaries =
100 Mile f1N
poo Milo IlN.

The one government deparlmen, that
can make no report as 20 how IL
spends its appropriations, is the Sc
cret service
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
HIGHLAND
cc0pF M INNINGS

ST. AIMS .............O
Highland .............S -
TNo-hase hits. Elliott, flsher'
Crooks; stonel bases. Handy. 0liarps,
balis an Mckinney. 4; on smith. p
Strike outs. by sharpe, 3; by Mckin-
ney, &; hit by pitcher, ]. McAlahon'
| D0ugher.y.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03

bases Mclaughlin, 4; Hevessy, ?;
Reed. 2; Palmer LeNlaitre, 2; Eliason'
stewart, ,: Address. ,. Time OF game
-i25. Umpire-John Brady.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
TWILIGHT GAMES

Defiance VS.. An Stars. Third and
Adams
Kirkwood Par0 vs.. Harlan Giants at
Kirkwood Park
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
LaTr OUT- lTT HN DITT0U %
SCORE BY INNINGS

TaoOny ...... o 90 0 o 0 o o o.
New Castle ... 4 o 0 0 o 0 4-5
Earned runa-New Castle, 4. Two
base hit--McDaniels. Struck out-By
Wyllie. s: by Waring. T. Bases on
balls-By Wyllio. a: by Waring, 4;
Umplres-Garriiy and Siehle.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03

An artificial lake is being built in
from, of ihe Lincoln Memorial IN
Washington. TO reflect the beauty OF
The building.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03

Fort Dupont ....3 10000
Dover ...........2
Two-base hits-White, Cook. Struck
out-By Jordan. 4: by Naylor. 3. Bases
on balls-On Jordan, 3. Double plays
-Kravit to Hardesty TO C. Holtz. Hit
by pitcher-C. Holtz, Nen. Umplres-
Blanchard and Turner.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03

Domeslics and housekcepers can al
ways fnd good positions In the Want
Ads.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
NEIGHBORHOOD
WINS FIRST GAME

In an All-Wilmingion League game q.
last night, Neighborhood defeated
Ninth Ward 6 to 4. It was Neighbor-
hoods first win Of the year. The
score:
Evening journal., 1920-09-03

What about The albI, "You have
won because our ercat speed finger.
Kerwin. was not able 10 serve Up his
oferings." They say he is some speed
artist Get him in good shape said
one Of the local players, the speedier
they are the better we like EN-.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03

The Want Ads give many oppor-
tunilies for making extra money.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03

Get the habit Of telling your nee6.
thrcugh The Wants.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
NnEPENnENT GAME.

Harlan VS.. Gloucester, at Harlan
Field.
Victory Stars VS.. Harlan Giants,
kirlwOod Park.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03

Lodge can't bat. but say. he is some
6elder. The 0id senator was certainly
there yesterday. with i've put outs
and two assists. without an error.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
SATURDAY BASEBALL
An-wnminoton I,aous

Al-Wilminqton Leaoue
parkside vs.. Eden, Eden Park.
Claymont. -''n "'"
Grounds. 'hii'oIE
and dupont. 9o'""u
Evening journal., 1920-09-03

Maybe our 20-year-old Kid battery
didn't have the high sign on that
Tac0ny bunch yesterday
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
CHURCH LFActF

West vs.. Brandywine, Eden. No. =
st. Paul vs.. Rockford, Rockford.
Scott vs.. First-Central, Baynard No
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
pFNN-sFABOAnD NOTFS.

l01 Should have nean1 Manager
NcDesItf root He certainly was some
noise and entertained The crowd with
hIs Dutch" Schaeffer antics.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03

TAX about pep. why that game was
fuil Of Cheyenne.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
sIiRInRAN IEAcIr

Brack-Ex at Stanton.
Rocl6land at Richa lson Park.
Elsmere at MarShailiOn.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
ccOpr M INNINGS

T0FaIs ---.....-.. = ~ = II "
1.-TWO out when winning run was
Evening journal., 1920-09-03

"Hamiy." old scout. dom enter the
comatose state In the game Saturday.
AGAINST Chester They say they have
several Babe" Rulhs IN that bunch.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03

Wonder what Tanony fans think Of
fhe farmers nOwf
Evening journal., 1920-09-03

"Pop" Baidt is some captain. He
kept the boys on their toes an the
time.
The Rev Joseph carp, rector Of I'm
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