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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-29
JOHNNY KILBANE EASY
WINNER OVER ROOT

CLEVELAND. o., July 29.-Johnny
Kibane,e Of Cleveland, champion feath-
erweight won the newspaper decision
over Artie Root, of Cleveland, in a 10
round boxing contest at American
League park here last night before
recoEd- breaking crowd. Kilbane out
classed Root, winning eight rounds and
scoring a knockdown in the fifth. Root
took the fourth round and the first
was even. Root weighed in under 124
pounds and Kilbane came in at.catch
weights.
Willie Beecher, of New York, light
weight, won the popular decision over
Cal Delaney of Cleveland, in the 10
round seminal.
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Second Flight.

Ramey Potts and A. NJ. Phillips; T.
J. Turley and W. ". Moore; j., S.
worth and ]. M. Buckingham; c. o.
Pfeil and A. H. Frank; A. c. Spelling
and r. N. Archer; B. F. Rowe and
]. e. Harwood X, e. Spicer and W..
s. HotchkiSa
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SEND HIM DOWN HERE
FOR PROPER TREATMENT

CHICAGO. H., July 29-Jack John
son, negro puElist was removed from
the Win county jail at Joliet yestcr-
Geneva, following reports that he had
been taken out riding by Sheriff New
kirk, OF Joliet
District Attorney CIyne ordered the
removal and notified the sheriff at
Geneva that he wanted Johnson treat
ed like a prisoner not Ike a hotel
guest"
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DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July 20
Ninth inning rallies by the losing team
featured both games of yesterday
double header, Pittsburgh winning the
first, 8 to 3, and Philadelphia the sec
ond. S to 4. Callia rescued to Causey
in the ninth inning Of the second game
after three runs had been scored
In the ninth inning of the first game,
Paulette's single, Rawlings home run
and doubles by Stengel and Williams
counted three runs.
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GIANTS GETTING LONG ONE

NEW YORK. July 29,-New York won
thinning game from st. Louis yes
terday. to 3, The winning run was
secured by Burns. who singled. went to
second on Bancrofts sacrifice and COM
ploted the circuit off Young's hit to
center. The Cardinals drove Douglas
from the box in the eighth, scoring
three runs, In the CHATS half Of the
latter inning. Burns and Bancroft were
passed and scored on Frisch's triple
Kelly's single sent Frisch over with
tho tying run. Toney pitched only
half the last inning and gets credit for
the victory.
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SPLIT TWIN BILL.

BOSTON, Mass, July 29,-Boston and
Chicago divided a double header yester-
day Boston winning the first game, s
to T. and losing the second, to 2.
Vaughn vas removed from the open
ing game but came back in the second.
Boston players made eight errors in the
second game.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-29

Rube Marshall. Chick right
handler, will be Chief Jack Lewis
mound selection In the final game
OF the series with the Birmingham
Barons In Fleetwood park, BIrming-
sage from Chief Lewis.
Manager MolesWorth will depend
upon Tom Gallagher, a right handler,
or Lefty Meeker "a youthful port
slider. Meeker. it Is remembered,
stood the Chicks on their heads last
Sunday after the Tribe had driven
Joe Coffindaffer from the shower.
He looks like Dick Kerr in his
prime.
Marshall is going good at the
present, and should be able to keep
the Barons at bay long enough for
the Tribe TO bat In a victory.
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INDIANS IN RUNAWAY.

CLEVELAND, O.. July 29.--Cleveland
defeated Boston easily yesterday, 8 to
0. Only two Red Sox reached second.
1t was Bagby's twenty-first victory OF
the season. The Indians hit Harper
hard in the first inning and drove him
from the box in the fourth. Kerr was
hit even harder in the seventh inning,
when Cleveland punched three singles
and two doubles.
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NO OTHERS COMING.

It is believed that the league will
finish the season with the present array
Of managers, although there are several
shifts due to he made before the get
away next April.
That three cities in the league ex-
elusive of the three that have Just
named new managers will change skip
pers Is believed to be assured.
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Championship Flight.

II. r. Wenzler and r. A. Wood
Courtney Lewis and Lewis Morrow
w. N. Coulson and P. C, Compton;
Leroy Cooper and L. A. Taylor; H. N:
Gump and N. Giddens; H. S. Esch and
P. C. Clarke; J. ?. Parker and d. S.
Weaver, Jr,; c. X. Steig and George
JoneS
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SPORTING
- SPOTLIGHT
IA Bob PiS-4c

HInnlIummimHunnnnnnDIuul ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ers, and Strang Nicklin was plotting
the Chattanooga Lookouts.
Right now Jack Lewis is managing
the Chicks, Dick Kaufman is the skip
per of the Crackers, while Fred Graft
is manager of the Lookouts.
There We're several reasons why the
three managerial changes were made.
=
Right here in Memphis the main rea-
son Chief McCloskey was changed into
scout and Lewis put in charge of the
club was the fact that McCloskey' s
handling of the athletes failed to meet
the approval of the local club owners.
Mack was getting results out Of the
talent on hand, but he was not pleas
ing the club owners when it came to
discipline among the bail players. This
was the biggest reason for the change.
although there were others.
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CICOTTE IN FORM.

CHICAGO. July 29.--Cicotte held
Philadelphia to three hits Yesterday and
Chicago shut out the visitors 3 TO 0.
Parry pitched IN fine form with the
exception OF the third inning, when
an error netted two runs \ walk.
balk. and single off teefe gave the
locals a run in the eighth.
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ED ROUsH HURT.

BROOKLYN. y. Y. July % Brook
lyn batted three Cincinnati pitchers for
is hits Yesterday and evened up the
series by TO score Grimes not
only pitched shut-out ball. but he made
three hits scored three runs and helped
to drive in two more. Roush sprained
his ankle chasing a fly in the sixth
and had to retire.
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HARRY BRAMER QUITS
BEFORE JOE LYNCH

ST. LOUIS. July ?9--The scheduled
eight round bout between Joe Lynch.
Of New York, and Harry Bramer OF
San Francisco, here last night ended
after the fourth round because Bramer
refused to continue the fight He de-
clared he had wrenched a tendon in
his right side.
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BARONS DEFEAT
CHICKS IN OPENER,
TWO TO NOTHING
Tribe Unable to Solve Nor
rison's Offerings and Have
No Chance to Kick in With
a Victory.
az ZlPP NEWMAN.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 2a.--Iohn
Dewey Morrison, the Owensboro curve
specialist outpitched Tiny Goodhred N
one OF the prettiest, pitching duels OF
the year here Wednesday when the
Barons copied the first game OF the
series at Redwood field, ? to 0, Good
bred held the Barons to four scattered
hits up until the eighth when three
singles and an error coined the only
two runs Of the game
Memphis found Morrison for three
hits, Goodbred breaking up Morry's no
hit game In the sixth with scratch
hit through short Previous to INC
sixth Morry had walked Goodbred and
McLarry. Stevenson saved MorTy from
being scored on In the sixth when he
threw Goodbred out at the plate on
close decision that brought Jack Lewis,
Chick manager out on the iield I'm
plre Pfenninger waved Lewis back to
the bench and cautioned Goodbrcd to
keep his mouth shut.
The Chicks got man on in the sew
enth and ninth, but Morrison had too
much Of a curve for the would-be
pinch htters,
The Barons got a man as far as third
in the first inning but after the initial
stanZa Goodbred was their master up
through the seventh.
Eighth Proves Fatal.
Stuffy Stewart led off with single
In the eighth to left. Stevenson laid
down bunt on the third base line
and beat II out. High throwing the
ball up against the right field concrete
bleachers. Stewart scored on the wild
chunk, but was sent back TO third on
account OF ground rule. Griffith
cracked out n screaming single TO right,
scoring Stewart and Stevenson.
The Chicks displayed more fight and
pep in Wednesdays game than In any
other game here this season. They
looked even stronger on all-round
play than they did when they were here
while leading the league.
Colenberger and Stevenson staged
regular fielding duel, each pulling the
sensational stuff and robbing the bat
tiers Of hits.
Griffith robbed McLarry of at least
two base clout with Carroll on first
when he tagged his drive up against
the center field wall.
High, Goodbred and Carroll were the
only Chicks to solve Morrison's deliv-
cry. Morry hasn't pitched better
game this season.
Elite fielding featured the defensive
tactics OF both teams with the Barons
giving Morrison superb support.
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BELL TO COACH.

LAWRENCE, Kas. July % Madison
Bell. Of Fort Worth. Tex. has been
appointed athletic coach at Haskell In.
dian institute here. Bell graduated
from Centre college. Kentucky last
spring where he starred at football
In 1917 he was given all southern end
position He will report In Lawrence
Auoust rs
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Eighth Proves Fatal.

The Chicks displayed more fight and
pep in Wednesdays game than In any
other game here this season., They
looked even stronger on aH-round
play than they did when they were here
while leading the league
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Griffith robbed McLarry OF at least
two base clout with Carroll on first
when he tagged his drive up against
the center field wall.
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Collenberger and Stevenson staged I
regular fielding duel, each pulling tn,
sensational stuff and robbing the bat
tiers OF hits.
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VARDON AND RAY WIN.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. July 29.-
Harry Vardon and Edward Ray, the
b. Reach and James A. Toole, Of the
Springfield Country club over the club
course yesterday afternoon, winning
nine holes To their opponents one in
an 1871 hole best ball match. Ray turned
in score of II. two over the course
record Of 90.
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PAPIN INJURED in
FALL THROUGH ROPES

MONTREAL, p. @, July 29,--Georges
Papin, French lightweight boxing
champion, was injured by a fall through
the ropes in the fifth round Of sched-
uled lO-round bout with Fighting
Ned" Fitzgerald, OF Australia, here last
night, and was unable to continue.
Papin was knocked unconscious when
his head struck the corner Of the press
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VOLS TAKE CRACKERS.

ATLANTA July 29.-Nashvine beat
Atlanta to Yesterday in the eleventh
inning when Third Baseman Balllnger,
who had singled and reached third on
sacrifice and an infied out. scored on
Tom Shechau's wild pitch. Lasley was
hattcd out of the box in the first in
ming and fast double plays saved
ShanhAn and Mals on other ncchs
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WHEELER IN FORM.

Wheeler, Of Pawhuska. Okla, in max
ing tn remarkable score Of 29S out Of
500 possible targets, won the cham
pionship Of the Great Lakes trapshoot
Zonn here Yesterday.
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TIGERS TRIM SENATORS.

DETROIT, July 29-Hitting Schacht
hard and timely. Detroit won from
Washington yesterday. 6 to 4. Except
in the eighth Ehmke never was trou-
bled. although he Yielded 10 hits. Two
games win be played today.
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TO ATLANTA FRIDAY.

Following Thursdays affair in Biz
mingham. the Chicks will pack up and
jump over TO Atlanta, where they are
billed for a pair OF sessions with Dick
Kauffmans Crackers Friday and Sat
urday
The Chicks are all in good shape, and
are confident of giving the Crackers a
good time while being entertained in
Ponce de Leon park,
Manager Kaufman, of the Crackers,
Is shy on pitchers, and his overworked
staff is beginning to show signs OF
weakness so the Tribe should have
a chance to give the Crackers good
druhbiug during their two-day stay in
CraCkerville
Following the Saturday game in At
lanta, the two clubs will jump back
into Memphis for a three day stay
starting Sunday, Four games are card
ed for the three days, owing to post
poued affair on the last invasion of
the Crackers into Memphis \ double
header will probably be played next
Tuesday.
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BRENNAN STOPS ASHE.

CHARLESTON. S. G., July 29.-Bin
Brennan. Of New York, knocked out
George Ashe Of Philadelphia in the sec,
bout here last night.
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FRED THOMAS A SENATOR

WASHINGTON. July 29.--Fred
Thomas, infielder, has been purchased
from tho Philadelphia Americans by the
Washington club, Thomas formerly
was member of the New Orleans
Southern association club
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AND IN ATLANTA.

Over In Atlanta Bob Higgins started
out as manager OF the Crackers with
bright prospects. Ruby Robert went
we'll for a time, when on one memorable
afternoon he sent In a pinch. hitter for
one Of his pitchers In tight game,
The pinch poker failed to come through,
as innumerable of them do every day
Atlanta fans became riled at Higgins.
Had the pinch hitter delivered, Higgins
would have had his Jop today. But he
failed to come through, and the fans
started riding Higgins and clamorin5
for his scalp. Charley Frank, presi.
dent Of the club, heard the protests Of
the fans, and immed atey Topped Oft
Higgins head. Dick Kaufman, who
hurdIed the Nashville club, was made
manager.
over In Chattanooga the reason for
the change was the poor showing of the
Lookouts and the need OF a good in
fielder such as FREQ Graft undoubtedly
is.
Strang Nicklin, who was manager
and president of the club, wanted Graft
and realized he couldn't get him back
in Chattanooga any other way except
to make him manager So Nicklin gave
Graft fat three-yea contract and
stepped down himself, retaining thu
residency of the club, but giving Graf!
free rein in handling tine ball club on
the field
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THREE CHANGES ALREADY

when Jack Lewis was made manage
81 the Memphis Chicks to succeed John
J. McCloskey. IT marked the third man.
agerial change that had been made
since the 1890 season got under way.
When the season started John Nc
Closkey was managing the Chicks, Bob
Higgins was at the helm OF the Crack
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BIDDLE RESIGNS.

PHILADELPHIA. July 29.-Maj. An
thony j prexell- Bidde OF this city
last night announced he has resigned
as chairman OF the army. navy and
civilian board OF boxing control and as
president OF the International Sporting
club OF New York because OF pressure
of other business.
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BIRMINGHAM.

Summary: Two-base hits-Peters
Barnhart. Stolen bsses--Meyers, Sac
rifice hlts--Frlerson, Stevenson. Double
play-Colenberger TO McLArry. Struck
out-By Goodbred 3, by Morrison 3
Bases on balls--on Goodbred !, off
Morrison @ Left on bases-Birmlng-
ham 3, Memphis 6. Time-l:5O. UNI
pires-Pfennlnge and Clifford,
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EXTRA! BABE RUTH
FAILS TO HIT HOMER

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 29,--Gerdcr's
double and Sisters single In the third
gave St Louis l to victory over New
York yesterday Shocker BANKED the
visitors with five scattered hits.
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AND HERE'S ANOTHER.

Dear Sir: why don't We ever see or
hear anything about Clarence Ncmitz
in your columns" Is there q chance Of
you printing his picture? Please
Like the best Of them he has had his
~ nice, don't you think do
Thanking you In advance. am Sim
Ccrcly, AN ADMlklsR.
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PARKS COMES THROUGH.

DALLAS Tex. July 90 Ben Parks,
Oklahoma singles champion, again sur
vived in prcliminaries Of the South
western tennis tournament here yes
tcrdav by defeating +. ]. Fitzpatrick
OF Fort Worth, 81, So
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This may be one Of the reasons all
ball players like to come to Memphis.
Il is known tact that there are any
Southern league teams who had rather
play ball In Memphis than anywhere
else IN the league There must be a
reason, and In our opinion this Is H.
We've heard a dozen athletes say
they would like to play bali here, In.
Guided among the number being a man.
Aner.
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WHERE THEY PLAY.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Memphis at Birmingham
Nashville at Atlanta
Chattanooga at Mobile.
Only three games scheduled.
-
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago
Washington at Detroit 1.-TWO games).
-
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
St Louis at New York
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn,
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
DELTA LEAGUE.
Jackson at Greenville.
Greenwood at Charleston.
Belzoni at Clarksdale.
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BEARS USE GOOSE EGGS.

superb ball for Mobile yesterday and
the locals defeated Chattanooga S to 0.
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EAST ARKANSAS LEAGUE.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Columbus OF. Minneapolis 20.
At Toledo 3, Kansas City 2,
Al Indianapolis I. Milwaukee Z
At Louisville I, st. Paul 3.
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]. A. RrECHMAN LEAGUE.
STANDING Of Club

Standing OF CLUBS
Teams Won. Lost. Pct.
southern Heating ........b .5ih
Courthouse Sluggers lob . 456
Wednesdays RssuIts--Hodess Field.
Sluggers 10. Heaters J.
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WIN Tue lirst rounu OUT Oh tne way
the second round Of the city golf cham
of the Colonial Country club is being
played Thursday. The pairings are as
follows
Championship Flight.
II. R. Wenzler and e. A.. Wood
W. n. Coulson and p. c. Compton;
Leroy Cooper and. L. A. Taylor; H. N;
Gump and N. Giddens; H. S. Esch and
P: e. Clarke; J. ?. Parker and D. $.
Weaver, Jr,; c. X. Steig and George
Jones.
Second Flight.
Ramey Potts and A. NJ. Phillips; T.
J. Turley and W. V. Moore; ]. S,
Fossick and B. Burlington; j. F. Ayles-
worth and ]. NJ. Buckingham; c, o.
Pfeil and A. H. Frank; 4. c. Spelling
and R. n Archer; B. F. Rowe and
]. q. HARDWOOD; X. e. Spicer and W.
S. Hotchkiss.
Third Flight.
H. L, Nessley and c. S. Miller; W,
c. Harris and ]. H. Bray; M. B. Plum
mer and M. c. Jones; W. l.. Brimm and
c. w. Patterson; ]. V. Montedonico and
George Strickfadden; II. II. Miller and
J. C. Bonner; A. G. Manning and Nate
ton.
Fourth Flight.
Earl King and l.. M DeSaussure; e.
L. Fowler and H. c. Johnson; F. NJ.
Hays and NJ. H. Mayor; B. M. White
and F. G. Smith; d. s. Weaver, ST.,
and T. II. Mcdowell; P. H. Gideon and
J. C. Williamson; Ed. Bryan and +.
A. Mantell; j. F. Dickinson and Ira F.
Archer.
Several Upsets.
There wereF several upsets in the
opining round which was played We'd
nesday. Following, are the results:
First Flight.
H. R. (Jaekl wenzler defeated Ram
sey Potts, 4-3
i, A. Wood defeated A. NJ. Phillips,
6-5.
Courtney Lewis defeated I. j. Tur-
ley (default)
W. n. Coulson defeated j. s. Fossick,
4-3
P, c. Compton defeated B, Edring-
ton (default.)
Leroy Cooper defeated ]. F. Ayles-
L. a, Taylor defeated ]. N. Buck
ingham, 5-3.
II. n. Gump defeated c. o. Pfei, /
n. Giddens defeated A. H. Frank, 6-5.
H. S. Esch defeated A. c. Spelling,
80.
P. c. Clarke defeated f. n. Archer
j. P. Parker defeated B. F. Rowe
5-4
D. S. Weaver, Jr., defeated ]. Z
Harwood (default.)
c. X. Steig defeated h. f. Spcer, 81
George Jones defeated w. S. Hotch'
kiss, 2 up
Second Flight.
H. L. Nessley defeated Earl King, 4-3
c. 5. Miller defeated L. NJ. DeSaus
sure (defaultD
w c. Harris defeated e. l.. Fow
j. H, Bray defeated H. c. johnson
NJ, B. Plummer defeated F. NJ, Hayes
NJ, c. Jones defeated NJ. H, Mayor
W. L. Brimm defeated b. NJ, White
Sc ~
E. W. Patterson defeated F. c. Smith
| 6-5.
J. v Montedonico defeated D.
Weaver, Sr. (default.)
George Strickfadden defeated T. Fl
Mcdowell (defaultD
H. H. Miller defeated P, H. Gideon
| (defaultO
J. {. Bonner defeated ]. c. William
son (default)
A. G. Manning defeated Ed. Bryan
4-S
Nate Sawrie defeated F. A. MantelI
81
]. L. Hudgens defeated j F. Dickin
son default
c, I Denton defeated Ira F. Archer
| | up 10 holes.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
DElTA IEAGuE
BASEBALL RESULTS.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Al Atlanta R.HE
Nashville ',..... 200 600 200 Oi--5 10 5
atlanta ..........3 800 0i0 600 90 10 ;
Iaslcy. Meis and Jonnard; Sheehan
and Powell
At Mobile RI ~
Chattanooga ..,... 900 600 600 3 2
Mobile ..............l3 1870 900 0ls--5 II ?
York. Brakefield. and Neiderkorn;
Lukonovic and Coleman.
Little Rock New orleans. rain.
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Fourth Flight,

Earl King and l.. M DeSaussure; e.
L. Fowler and H. c. Johnson; F. NJ.
Hays and NJ. H. Mayor; B. NJ. White
and F. G. Smith; D. s. Weaver, ST.,
and T. H. Mcdowell; P. II. Gideon and
J. C. Williamson; Ed. Bryan and +.
A. Mantell; j. F. Dickinson and Ira f.
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SECOND ROUND
MATCHES CARDED
FOR THURSDAY
City Golf Championship Gets
Under Way With a Bang,
With Several Upsets and
With Some Close Scores.

the second round of the city golf cham
pionship being held over the links
of the Colonial Country club is being
played Thursday. The pairings are as
follows
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

A. BROOKLYN T. II +
cincinnati .-......... OOo 600 OO0-O ?
BROOKLYN ...........O 90. 043 00'-9 IS /
Ring, Bressler, Lowe and Wingo,
Rardcn. Grimes and Miller.
At boston First Camel Ri T.
chicago ...,...,....002 200 o0O--i 2
Boston .......,.062 900 000-s s !
Vaughn Jaeger, Marten. Bailey and
killtcr, Daley, Oeschger and Gowdy
Second Gamcl
Chicago ............. 600 OIL 06o-S II /
Boston ............,.lOo 900 ol0-2 10 S
Vaughn and Daley; Scott and O'Neul
At New York R.Il +.
St Louis .... 100 600 1870 600 O0--5 II o
New York 100 100 03O non 0l--6 IS !
At Philadelphia First Camel
RHE
Pittsburgh ......... 600 200 1876 {
Philadelphia ........U 900 600 003-3 .
Cooper and Haetner; Smith and
Wheat
tSecond Game
Pittsburgh .......... goo 600 0l3--4 IL I
Philadelphia ......,ll0 10 l0'-b 10 2
Adams Blake and Hacfner, Lee;
Causey, Glllia and Tragesser.