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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
GPCSSTTS HAVE
Easy VICTORY OVER
eIISHNlCS II TD5

-...-.,.,--,c- -ne- hTts, the CrnEssr-
.~ -lne defeated the Cushnoc
ne scure Of II To 3 II the
ri NE twilight League played
- a,,eu1ne on the Rsuel Vii
s,us re.a B-gwn who did the
.,,,-l,De TO- me snoemakers, pitched
saar,uc me hiLs well scattered.
~aaa.-ec splendid support
-. -a~vev, the Cushnoc
.,.,o- suck out j. men, but al
.,ws1 G:-s.
~ -ng.r!l..izers went around the
-. s -ou~ ~uns IN the second
- ARA. 3EaIn mad ethat number
I. s.,-a. r. N eslxrh- In the ninth
ia. made. IL III easy WIN, by run
II -il-e4. Roy hit. Drawn
nm ms oil an error by r. Whit
+s- asanot shortsrop. E. Lah-I
,s-r. maze Z pretty TWO base hit.
s.a-re f.o~ and B-awu. And on an
arm ~, Martin rentarfieid, L Lail-
merit sra-+1. and GIroux reached
second base
~ge usun0c team made two
e~sr.. :, me -hI~d. one on the Ssx-
s~ .u- -Nu n the eighth.
The E~Usse-t Team played d fine
ss.i,ns -aue Eov a. left field got
ara. uurQuls on three chances, one
s..ac = r-~v difficult catch ?.
hilbert .eC ms stick work with
...~4. lIlz. TWO being gDod To- TWO
l4se.
F.. -. E'apermakers, Nicholas al
r.. ae.4 and Merrill at second
-4awe4 Ut Song
-. IN Y, ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
MRS. BARLOW WOMAN
GOLF CHAMP AT PHILA

Philadelphia. June S.-Mrs Ronald
r Barlow Of The Merton Cricket Clup
won the women gDlt championship
today when she made So on The final
Is holes of the }6-nole medal play
anG turned il Z card of TO for TWO
GAYS Of competition or the links OF
the Philadelphia Cricke1 Cub al 81
Martin. Mrs W A. Gavin OF the Bel
lott Air Golf Club was runner up with
a sutaI Of IT, strokes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09

dent. MRnlsv Owen Chase; secretary
treasurer. Regiuald Lambert Wad-
mar, William Benson DIXON; Edna
Clare Ellis; Alice Eta MasdonalG.
Homer Graham Zines, Herbert MRvo
Young.
David + Porter. International =
NJ. g. al Secretary leEves Coco VIII,
where his family viii ne located for
me summer. for an extended TRIP To
various countries N Europe III the in
te~cs-s Of the s NJ q A work. and
VIII be gone until September.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09

New York. June s-The New York
Nationals celebrated their return To
the Polo Grounds by defeating Gin
,,iunat, 5 To 4. Catcher Wiugo and
0u-feIder Rpush Of Cincinnati were
orfie-ed out Of the game for disput-
ing the umpire's decision that Burns
hit was fair. Score:
CINCINNATI / o @ 0 O I 0 2 e-4-1o-5
New York = o 0 2 o o o ! 30 So
Fisher SaIles, Luque and Wingp;
Pa-iden. Barnes and Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
, = -iaIms He Bet
~ ant Not Against Reds

IN. --'---'''- June a.-Lee laagee, On
vines stand IN the TTuired States
.71~, Late today IN his suit
o.. ' chicago National League
o. neg mat ne and Hal Chase.
~ zaseman for Inc Cinc:i,-
ce -'a-or4IE, bet on the first gxsne
-. lu.= header which the Cincin-
:. - -4l RLa7eo with Boston On July
80 sac ne and Chase haE bet
-. lie Cincinnati team 10 win
49,. SANE Alter the game, Magee
.-''''st ne learned that the money
o.. secretly bet against the Gin
., .eaH and he therefore refused
"a. -Ae net, stopping payment On
which ne mad given.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
PJGILIST DEMPSEY'S
TRIAL ON AT FRISCO

San Francisco. June William :.
Harrison Jack Dempsey, heavy
weight champion OF the world, went
10 trial IN the United States cou-r
here today on a charge Of evad4nE tie
scIecr7ve service draft.
Denpsey's rria. may ne followed ny
the joint prosecution Of perlDssy and
mis- manager JACK kearns on an III
dictmen1 charging them win conduct
ing a conspiracy whereof Dempsey
would avolu the call TO seTvIc"
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u1av2SC-4

engaged IN the -Inwars business on
the Arson side Of the river d num-
Der of years aEn.
Ralph Kenuisnn, who is a student
II the University Of Maine. arrived
nome Tuesday for the summer vaca-
ton
But very few persons were aware
Of the fact that Gen. PershLnr
passed through Madison last week.
vet such was the fact.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
RED SOx TURN
BACK WHITE HOSE
IN SERIES OPENER

Chicago. June s-Jones held Chi
cago TO four hits today and Boston
won the first game Of the series ! 10
!. WILKINSON pitched the full game
for the locals and was hi1 hard
throughout bun steady fielding held
I'D BDston's score The visitors
clIncned the game IN the eighth by
scoring TWO runs on singles by Nc
Iunis and Foster and SCOTS triple
The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09

the aggregate of livestock AT BriEb-
r0n, WarertDwn anc the slaughter
houses:
This week: Cattle 1874, sheep 1867,
calves 3543, hogs 23.9S1
Last week: Cattle 11la, sheep 26lA
calves 35g6, hogs -, T95.
One year ago; Cattle 1886, sheep
I762 calves 4446. hogs 31.SS3.
MAINE STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle 7s, sheep 6. calves 6g5, hogs
TOME OF TEE MARKET
Good beef cattle were Ii better
demand, and averaged a fraction
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
Totals
CHICAGO

Three base nits-aooper. Risberg,
Scott St6len base-Weever- Sacri-
fice-Scort Double piay-RIsosrg
ID I. Cnliins TO J. Collins; E Collins
10 J. Collins Left on bases-Boston
:: Chicago 8. Bases on balls-On
wilkinson I. of Jones ? Struck out
Ply Wilkinson l. Passed ball =
ScnanE. Umpire = Connolly and
MariaIy. Tfme-1-5+-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09

-4-IeC ~iIns. C~osseu =. Cushnoc
|1 1ase mis-, Z I-aiiberta
--saG,- -aliDe~te -. Nicholas.
s.9'e" u45ea, Z. L-aliberre, Gl-oux ..
5e,--Ioi.- =. 2 L-aliberte. Brawn =.
---sNe.-. array. Harvey. Struck out
D" t1a-re' =, ny Drawn .. Double
--a -->--IDerJe to z. LaIibe-re TO
--."- e-.. Base on balls of Har-
Or lawn. Umpire, Or8risn.
------ 1c-~s. tendance :;50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09

PhiaadeIphia. June 9 - Pauietfes
home run drive ever the right fieic
wall with two ON bases IN the eighth
inning. won todzy's game f0r Pnila-
felpf,fa 8 To q. Fletcher, fur ten
wears with New York, played his
FIRST game as stortstop and captain
for. Philadelphia Es feined seuEa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09

The graduating exercises Of the
class OF 1920 of the Auson Grammar
school were held Monday evening II
the Arson Baptist church before al
interested audience Of parents and
friends. The church was preItily
decorated III the class coiors, red.
white and blue, and over the plat
form was suspended the class motto
Beyond the Alps lies Italy"
The class officers were: President.
Clsaus J. Coru: vice president, Hill
degarde Bahr; secretary. Josephine
boudreau; treasurer, Catherine
WEIGH. The graduates were: Clyde
Edward Hilton, Hazel Moody, Els
ther Ruby WEIGH, Josephine Lillian
BoudreaI, Airline Marie Grenier,
Mary Agnes WEIGH, Cleaus Jeffrey
Coro. EdIe Lillian Bishop, Pearl May
Tranren, Earte Evelyn Tran1en. Eve
lyn jessie Bracket. Hndegards
Bahr, Catherine Theresa WEIGH.
The architects plans for the new
Madison High school building To-
geCher with specifications. have been
received by the building committee
BIDS are ID be called for al once II
three different WAYS, one for the
building complete. one for the build
ing with the wings and one for q
building with the wings. Il is now
hoped THAI work can be commenced
on the building IL time 10 ger il
closed In before cold weather.
Gordon Scott OF Burlington. Vt. is
making 4 short visit with friends IL
Madison.
H. z. Prince returned Monday
night from AuDU-ndale. Mass.
where he went last week 70 attend
the graduation Of MS daughter. Miss
Helen Prince from Lasseu Seminar
Mr.. ana Mrs. DelbeTt Walker OF
Lynn Mass. are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs Cephus Walker TINS week
Nj. Walker is rememb ered by many
of the older inhabitants as being
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09

tiDnally and secured Z double and q
single OF Alexander. Score:
Chicago 0 @ 0 . e-3---1
Philadelphia 0 0 l l 0 3 x-5-9-1
Alexander and Farrell; Rixay and
WiLherow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09

--' .9~l-5,- Edwards game which
81 --=r Of Monday evening on
III. q. ne muddy held, viii be
II clock this Wednesday
-.; m ne Williams field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09

Lewiston. Me, June S.-Carltnn D
wiEEIn OF Sanford was reeiected cap
tain OF the Bates College ball team.
Wiggin Is a Junior AND has played
both II the infiei6 and outfieid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
Yankees Bury
Tiger Bunch. 13 to 6

Detroit. June s-After gaining
comfortable early lead Detroit was
defeated in the opening game OF the
series here to-day when New York
rallied in the final innings. The
score was 10 To 6. Score:
New York 0 3 0 0 6 o 4-IS-I6-o
rlsrrnir o22eo Q 0 0 O. 6-12-4
Mogridge. Shawkey and Hannah
Rolaud Dal,ss and Aiusmith-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
Boston Live Stock Market

Especially reported ror the Kennebec
Journal
Stock Yards, June s.
MAINE
Al Brighton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
EASTERN LEAGUE

" GreesteT c, Springfield =
Hartford 10 PiIusfield i
Bridgeport 10 New Haven I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
Cards Take First
of Series from Robins

BROOKLYN. n. Y. June s-St Louis
defeated Brooklyn, : TO = In the first
games OF the series here to-day
smith made four hits II the first
four times at bat and then flied 10
Mitchell ScDr:
Ct Inuis % o. . o o o o 0-5-u-1
Rroolxiyn % . o o o o 0 o g. e.
Flames and Clemens: Cadore and
Eruegsr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
COLLEGE GAMES

At Camhriuge, Mass liversicy o.
Vermont .. Harvard !
Al Newton. Mass.-C2Iifurnia L.
Boston College 6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
INDIANS TOP.
MACkMEN. Z TO 5

Cleveland. June &-Cleveiand won
the first game Of the series from
Philadelphia. to ), Score,
f,niIa .o00 o o e-5-12-2
.--,a.,a,and 7e01a col o e---15-2
Moore. Keefe and Perkins; Caio-
well and O'Neill
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Jne-30
The New York herald., 1920-01-25
TIE SHOOT AT PINEHURST.
rspecia, Despatch to the Herald.J }

PINEHURTS. n. c.. Saturday.-D. w.
Baker. Pittsburg. and j. d. Allen Dallas
tied at ninety six in the mid winter handi-
cap here. Then i'll the shoot off Baker
won with nineteen breaks to eighteen
for the Texan. They divided the money.
aAllen shot from nineteen yards aBkcr
from eighteen. The best work of the
backward men Was done by Roy Bruns.
of Indiana. from the twenty-one yard
mark and next to him came Frank
Wright, OF Buffalo. twenty-five Yards
Bruins felled ninety-five and Wright
,.inety-four.
The trap tournament ended this after
noon with the Pinehurst cancellation a
handicap and with the best weather for
shooting the visitors have had ali week
and that after a good many of them had
gone home \. e. Conley, of Coshocton,
y. Y. twenty yards, won this by tumb-
ling ninety-seven clays. He also was in
the mid-winter with n ninety-two. New
York men did well the last two days.
Reginald Sinclair. New York A. g. raped
ninety in the mid-wnter and ninety in
the consultations. Tracy Lewis and Mar
Tin McVoy, New York 4. c. shooters. each
scored ninety-one in the consolation,
Crank s. Eibert another Mercury Footcr.
slammed eighty seven In the consolation.
Jay Greene of Avon. ninety. and ID. w.
Wadsworth. of Auburn. ninety-four from
the twenty yard mark.
Wright Trceh, Ela.'ir, Dixon, Wettleaf.
Coburn and Eaton found their handicaps
too much for them in the consolation
and the best score made by this crack
array was.a nnety-one BY Clark. Wright
and Troeh shot from twenty-three yards.
T.. u. Rosebury. Maryland, twenty yards,
and George Hunt. Boston, nineteen Yards
tied for second money i'm the consolation
with ninety-six. the best averages In the
different glasses for the 900 registered
target shooting of the week We're made
by DR.. A. II. Aber. Pennsylvania, in class
A: a. NJ. McRae. Missouri. in class II;
w Egner. Ohio, in ciass c. and w. +.
Hurlock. Maryland. In class ID Ninety
six breaks in the mid-winter paid $37l J5.
nihety-five paid S3la, nlnety-four Sl95.6O.
ninety-three S7s.2j. nincty-two $1S.25,
ninety-cne s5e.i5. and ninety 500.
The New York herald., 1920-01-25
F.B. STEPHENSON is
LEADER AT TRAPS.
Wins Scratch Prize in N. Y.
A. G.. Shoot at TraverS
Island.
SKATERS 81 BLUEROCKS
Contestants Show Good Form De
spite Storm. G.. Corbett Is
Second with 90.

Choosing a day when conditions were
about as bad as they have been all season.
f. B. Stephenson. one of the oldtimers of
\ the New York Athletic Club trapshooting
squad, staged sensational comeback in
form when he shattered all but three OF his
100 bluerocks at the Travers Island range
yesterday. This fine display won him the
scratch prize, but he had to work for his
laurels, nevertheless, as J. G. Corbett, a
frequent winner. was right on his heels
with total of 96
Mr. Stephenson made two straights of
% each, and at one stage ran 6S without a
single miss. 1t was one of the best COM
petitions ever held by the Winged Foot
shooters, despite the sleet storm, which
did its best to drape icicles from the tips
OF the nimrod's fingers and at the business
end of the guns. Mr. Corbett himself had
one straight cluster, and had he not missed
twice in the Travers Island trophy shoot,
the first event on the programme, he
would have made matters still more inter-
esting.
Oher contestants who scored straight
runs of twenty-five birds were Conrad
Stein and W. b. Ogden, the former get
ting total of SS and the latter of 92 A.
Il. Ranney, another of the regulars, also
bettered the ninety mark by two birds.
The winner of the handicap prize was
j. c. Taylor, while r. r. Debacher scored
a leg on the Travers Island trophy All
those with scores of 25 got a leg on the
Haslin. Club am Monthly cups Messrs.
Corbett and Stephenson each won leg
on the Buermeyer trophy.
special scratch prize was won by O.
&. Grinnell, but the shoot-off for the ham
dicap prize had to be left over. In the
"ghost'' event L. A. Baker was the man
to shatter the white disc The scores:-
k,t
The New York herald., 1920-01-25
N. Y. TENNIS CLUB MEETING.

Announcement is made Of the annual
meeting Of the New York Tennis Club,
which is to be held at the Republican
Club, NO. 81 West Fortieth street. on
Tuesday evening. January q. beginning
at half-past six There will be a dinner
and entertainment before the business
meeting. al which the following ticket will
Lo presented for election President.
Christopher y. Whine; Vice President. Or.
Wallace Krugler: Treasurer, Louis s.
Bailey; Secretary. Stanley l.. Butler; Gov
crnors FOR two years. Robert S. Conklin
and Frank oliver. and Captain. a. j..
Ostcndorf
At recent meeting of tho Board Of
Governor scvcial changos 60 tho consti-
tuition were o., commended. and those viii
,c acted on at The meeting Another mat
ter yf importance that viii come up r.
in connection with new and permanent
grounds for tho club. o definite and at
tract,ve scheme having been worked cut
by the otilclals,
The New York herald., 1920-01-25
Large Crowd Sees
Poultry Shows End

A wet morning did not mar the early
attendance at the Madison Square Gar
den Poultry Show yesterday. The regu-
lar classes were all judged by Friday
night and the only tasks remaining for
the judges were to make the awards i'm
the club special prizes. T. A. Havemeyer.
president of the New York Poultry and
Pigeon Association. said:-"The attend
ance has been the best in many years. If
not a best on record. although it had
been necessary to advance the price of
admission to one dollar The association
does not plan to make any profit on the
show; we are satisfied il it pays it way.
our aim is to Increase the general in
terest in standard bred poultry and in inn
proved methods Of keeping them. The
enhanced attendance indicates that the
public is meeting us half way
Many sales were reported at the secre-
tarys office of poultry, pigeons. rabbits
and cavies. Savies are only kept as pets.
or, in the low priced varieties. TO supply
animals for scientific institutions where
they are used for eXperimentse in germs
and bacteria Rabbits are in demand from
three sources: from children as pets. and
from country residents to be raised AZ
commercial proposition to supply cheap
and wholesome table meat. or furnish
Flemish Giants and Himelayes especially,
are the best sellers at the Garden. the
bucks bring an average of $50 and the
does 500 each. Rabbits sent from Cali
fornia won many prizes. The largest win
ners in CAVES were the entries of the
Western Reserve Animal Industries, of
Cleveland. Ohio.
"Plans are already in progress for our
thirty-second show next January" said
u. Lincoln Orr, secretary treasurer Of the
New York Poultry and Pigeon Associa-
tion. II have already rented every foot
of available space TO exhibitors Of poul-
try keeping Appliances. incuba tors and so
on. Two men who have large display
pens of poultry have bid on double spaces
for next year and ! have had TO turn
both of them down. The attendance has
been best on record"
one OF the specials for White Leg
horns is q japanese sword of the Samour
five hundred years old. and beautiful
specimen OF antique workmanship. the
gift of Naoyoshi Mori. of Tokyo. who be-
came fancier of the breed when study
ing TO become an electrical engineer i'm
this country three years ago The sword
Is valued at $500 and was freewill gift
to the Garden show. prompted by his in
terest i'm White Leghorns II was won
by VI. Il. Delsno. of.Owens Farms, Vine
yard Haven. Mass.
The largest winner I'm ono variety of
pigeons was r. a. IIaNcmeyer. who with
fifty-five fantais entered, captured tweu-
ty-two firsts, ten seconds. eight thirds
and cicht fourth prizes. The four largest
winners in poultry were az. r. Thomp-
gon. Of Amenia. y. v. IN Barred Plymouth
Rocks ". Cecil Sheppard. teres. ohio: IN
Anconas: W. T. Dclano. owens Farms
Vineyard Haven. Mass. Leghorus and
Andrew Albright, Jr. OF Prospect Farms,
Newark. n. j.. IN Rhode Island Reds,
Leshcrns, Minorcap. orplnstons gnd ban-
tanas. -,..
The New York herald., 1920-01-25
NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

Tigers and Braves are to play fifteen
exhibition games on their joint trip north
ward this spring. At one OF the exhibit
ton towns. Bluefield West Va. Billy
Sunday will probably act as umpire
Sam Agnew. catcher Of the Washington
Senators. has been released TO the San
Francisco club. of the Pacific Coast
League. in return for which Clark Grif-
filth gets an option on certain players OF
the coast club.
Judging from the size of the guarantees
offered by Southern towns, major league
clubs will take more money out Of Dixie
TINS spring than in any previous training
period
Roy Mitchell pitched only one game for
Cincinnati last season and lost Il. vet he
drew something like 5000 as his share OF
the worlds series besides his regular sal
airy. Now he has been sold to the Sac
ramento club.
Louisville is sending two players back
TO the major leagues who formerly failed
70 stick in the big show" They arc
Frank Davis. pitcher. who has been pur-
chased by the Browns. and Tim Hendryx.
outfielder. a one-time Yankee. for whose
services several CLUBS are bidding.
Club owners Of the Pacific Coast
League have suggested a "rogues' gal
N'a VI bofftbdii edIlDltIN as IT means
OF suppressing professional betting at
the bail parks. They would have clubs
All over the country close the gates to
men known to be professional gamblers.
AS IT now stands the Brooklyn club has
a wealth Of infield candidates and not an
extra outfielder and Wilbert Robinson Is
already thinking of developing one OF the
infielders. probably Douglas Baird. into an
outfield regular.
During thirteen years as a major league
bali player. lid Konctchy. or tho Dodgers
has led the league six times as "a fielding
first bascman. In 1911 and again i'm 1915
he took part in every game played by his
club.
iris Speaker. Cleyeland's manager and
outfieldcr. was the only major Ioagtlo-
to score five runs in 1919 game lie dhl
mat at tho Polo Ground on August H.
when the Indians defeated the Yankees.
iJ TO o
The New York herald., 1920-01-25
COLUMBIA BLANKS
OLD PENN AT CHESS
Blue and White Champions Defeat
Rivals by so, and Win Inter
collegiate Trophy.

Bettering all intercollegiate chess records
the Columbia team, which won the c. H.
Y. p. championship from Harvard, Yale
and Princeton, at New Years, made a
clean sweep on eight boards in the annual
match for the intercollegiate trophy with
the University Of Pennsylvania at the
rooms of the Brooklyn Chess Club yes
terday. Pennsylvania. a member Of the
Triangular College Chess League, has won
oftener than any other college in that
leag but this year was placed last in
the competition. No one. ohwever. looked
for such one-sided performance as to O.
particularly as last year, in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania had won by 5 to 3.
H.
The New York herald., 1920-01-25
SQUASH TENNIS AT N.Y.A.C.

Squash tennis players OF the New York
Athletic Club completed tho first round
OF their annual winter handicap tourna-
ment yesterday. the majority Of the
matches ending IN straight games Among
those eliminated was 4. Rouudey. scratch
contestant. who conceded T.. McLoughlin
ten aces per game, and found the allow
ance too much for him.
The summary
New York A.C. squash Tennis Handicap .-Iirst
Gipudeuning (plIs accsi. t5-f. f5-G. v. T..
Mcehou tplus) ncrcs, dcrca ed g. McAilcn Ir
,plus arrsl. 10 :; ~ u \. Wgnlcr, 'plus
t5--1. II .. T. T. casey pius aces drfeat ~
" ". Harmed tnlu~ % uccst. IL i5. tH .; \ Britt
tptna - rcosl defeated y ". Narrhmont tplu4 /.
arcsi. ~ ~ a. = y. C7nuor. 'p,I> ncc<'
dcfeHtcl w. o. r'nyor, riu. ac,.'. q" ~
I" 90. f1 iu. g. Ncturritliu iriJ- Y" a'r.., do
featcd > Eeuud'r l.crleu. ~ 10, r. -.
DAIRY tpius in H'e~i tcfratul 90. T.. llahieh tpist
: nrpsl. Il IL. ~ 10. ". \. Dalton Vlus Hcosi
dofcai'si y - loo uHu- aces. o. 3. 81 8: o.
W. Cotton ipius . a,v.l defeated ~ NrCready
tnlu sccsi. u i. q. ". T. rerrrcld ipus 4
l0-i0,
The New York herald., 1920-01-25
AMERICAN BOXER RETURNS.

Pal Moore. Of Memphis. Tenn. bantam
weight pugilst who defeated Criqui. OF
France. in London, on Boxing Day. ar
rived mere yesterday on board the Cunard
liner Royal George, from Southamp-
ton. Moore was one of three boxers who
,eft here about five weeks ago to com
pete abroad the other two being Johnny
t;riffiths. OF AKRON, Ohio. and Ted C,I<id')
evils. one-timc weltorweight champion.
and Lewis are both in Europe
yet.
Moore was highly clated over his sue
ccss against the French boxer. and an
nounced his intention OF seeking match
with pete Herman. tho baiitamweight
{ hampton. whom he has met several timc
in. do-decisi1u bouts. Moore Is now anx-
ious TO arrange q contest 10 decision
with tho iiilcuoldcr. and intends TO camp
on tho latter trail until his challenge is