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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
NORFOLK WILL Be
FAVOR|TE MONDAY
At SOUTHERN A. c.
Meets Pinky Lewis in Eight
Round BattIe-Has Beaten
Gahee and Wares in Differ
emit Styles of Fighting.

Owing to recent successes Young Nor
folk will open favorite over the husky
Pinky Lewis in their eight-round en-
gagement to be staged at the Southern
A. C. Monday night. Just how he VIII
fare in this match, however remains
to be seen.
Lewis will be making his debut In
the s. A. C.. ring, but has been pre-
ceded by a dangerous reputation and
claims to be one of the toughest and
toughest performers in the business. He
was at the Southern last week when
Norfolk walloped the wadding out or
Roughhouse Wares and expressed the
opinion that he would do likewise Mon
day to the winner.
Norfolk beat Wares at his own game
of roughhousing the opponent and out
stepped Battling Gahee in a boxing
sketch, displaying versatility In both
instances. If Lewis is master of both
styles, he as claims to be-. the battle
Monday night should he bear. At
any rate Pinky is having hard time
lining UP sparrlng partners for his daily
workouts as the available crop vanished
after the first days beating.
Several other matches will complete
the card.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
WATKINS TAKES ON
JONES IN FINALS
Southern Golf Championship
Will Be Decided Satur-
day Afternoon.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 10
Ewing Watkins, of Chattanooga, de-
feated R. S. Hickey of Atlanta, and
Bobby Jones, of Atlanta, defeated Chick
Ridley, of Atlanta, in the semifnal
round of the Southern golf tournaments
championship flight yesterday. Jones
defeated Ridley by 10 UP and II to
go, having been is up at the end Of
the morning IS holes The Albanian
10 in the morning round and break
himself made early in the week. Wat
kins' victory over Hickey was by 3
up and to go after a heart breaking
match. Watkins plays Jones in the final
round today. Perry Adair, of Atlanta,
with a y, won the medal in the play
off for the best qualifying score today,
against Pollock Boyd of Chattanoona,
who made an so. The two players tied
in the qualifying round last TUESDAY
with II each. In the lower flights. the
following will meet in the finals today:
Second Flght-Tom Prescott, Allan
Ia. against Mike Thomas, Nashville,
Third Flight--Bcrt Parrish, Nashville,
against H. E, Whteman, Chattanooga,
Fourth Flight-Hunter Jones, Jack
son, Tenn, against L. NJ. Lanier Of
Fifth Flight-B. f. Annis. Chatta-
nooga, against D. w. Atchison, Chat
tGnooga.
sixth Eighth. S. Chamberlain, Jr..
Chattanooga, against Winburne Willing
ham, Chattanooga.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
CHICKS GET ONE.

The Chicks lone tally came in the
firth, McLarry opened with double
70 left, the first hit off York up to that
period, Collenberger fouled out to Dud-
ley and Blades hit a vicious drive that
caromed off Gleason's dogs, McLarry
reaching third, Meyers sacrifice fly TO
Bratchi brought Polly over. And the
Chicks were through scoring for the
day.
In the sixth Sloan opened with an
infield single and Carroll shot q one
Dagger to center, Sloan being held at
second, Griffin popped to Gleason and
as High famed, Sloan tried to steal
third, but was nailed, Neiderkorn TO
Denloe. In the eighth. with two out,
Sloan singled and Carroll walked and
Griffin got a short single, filling the
bags. High tried hard to deliver. but
he lifted sky kisser TO Johnson.
In the sixth Bratchi got his second
homer. Two were out and Fred picked
out a good ball and shot II to deep left.
Pug Griffin made try for II, but the
ball stuck to the ground and then
bounced over into left field seats,
Bratchi then trotted lesurely around,
This was the last scoring Of the day.
Nemitz allowed two hits In the ninth,
but no tallies resulted.
Gil Meyers had a bad day In throw
ing. bouncing the ball to second base.
-
Dixie Carroll muffed fly bail Fri
day on Dudley, the first time that Dor
Eey had dropped a fly In many weeks.
1t is seldom that he ever let's one get
through his paws,
In the fourth, with one gone, Pug
Griffin walked. High hit fly TO New
ell, and Griff was doubled off first. The
hit and run was on and Griff couldn't
get back.
The stands were so lifeless and so
sparsely populated Friday that those
who chose TO sleep were undisturhed.
There were several fans who were
panning the Memphis club for ever let
ting Fred Bratchi go, because Fred had
q big day Friday.
In the third Gleason headed for sec
ond and Meyers shot the bah to the
middle bag, but nobody covered the
sack. The pill went TO center field and
Gleason headed for third, Carroll made
a perfect shot to High and nailed him
standing UP.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
TRAVELLERS LEAD At
HALF MILE POST
Birmingham Barons, New Or
leans Pels and Atlanta
Crackers Close Behind.

The "half-mile post" in the Southern
association pennant race finds the Lit
tie Rock Travellers leading in hot
ham Barons New Orleans Pelicans and
Atlanta Crackers close behind.
The Travellers won uve and lost three
games since last Friday and nosed
ahead again, while New Orleans and
birmingham were fighting a desperate
flNe-game series for supremacy The
Pelicans managed to win three of the
games, losing two All were hard hitting
affairs In which pitchers and fielders
showed the strain which apparently af-
fected both teams for they showed a
let down and each got an even break
in the eight games OF the week
hlrCady one Of the strong teams Of
the league. the Travellers, appear to
have added another hard-hitting out
fielder in CalvO, obtained in a deal with
the Washington americans. Carlson, a
pitcher, from the same team, is expect
ed to round out Manager Elberfeld's
overworked staff
Crowding close behind New Orleans
by virtue of eight consecutive victories,
the Atlanta Crackers, playing at home
promise to become "A factor in the race
Two OF the Cracker victories this week
were over New Orleans Franks team
is another that has been strengthened
for the cracker manager signed Cliff
Markle, "A SemiprOfessiOnal pitcher, who
has won the first three games he has
pitched l.ankenau, who formerly twirled
for New Orleans and Nashville, and
Mills, battery mate to Markle, in semi
professional ball.
The Crackers have won seven straight
games since last Friday, while Mobile
and Memphis, slumping badly in the
last fortnight. have dropped into the
second division. Mobile won three and
drained 1hrinp 40 urAAl Nam
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
Miller REMAINS
IN FRONT WITH
MARK Of .346
Little Rock 0utfieIder Sets
Merry PaCe-Dixie Carroll
Out in Front in BaSe-SteaI-
ina and Run-SC0rinu.

'B!ng'' Miller, the Little Rock slug
ger. is setting u merry pace for the
batters of the Southern association, &C
cording to statistics including games
played last Wednesday. He is leading
the league In huue-run hitting, with q
string of a. and also continues to top
the hitters with an average of .346.
Miller has been purchased by the
Washington Americans. and win report
to that club at the end OF the Southern
Association playing season. Ellis, of
Birmingham, shot into second place.
with .34l while Harper, of Little Rock,
fcll into third place, with .33S
Carroll, Of Memphis, Is so far out
in front in base stealing that his rivals
have given up hope of passing him. He
has stolen 81 bases and also has scored
S. runs, the high mark of the league.
He is In fourth place IN batting with
32G
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
HORNSBY OUSTED
FROM FIRST PLACE
Eayres, of Braves, Hitting
.403 in At Games, With
Rogers Next.

Eayres, of Boston, pitcher, cutfielder
and pinch hitter, dethroned Rogers
Hornsby as leader among the National
league batters, who nave participated
in 40 or more games. He is batting
.4O3 for AZ games, in which he cracked
out 30 hits in u times at bat. Hornsby,
however, is the real leader among the
regulars, with a mark of .37S, made in
70 games. Hollocher, of Chicago had
tied the st. Louis star as a run getter,
having crossed the plate so times.
Cy Williams, of Philadelphia, deliv.
cred his weekly home run, and is lead
ing in circle drives with nine. Max
Carey, the Pittsburgh outfielder, stole
three more bases; and is far in front
of the base stealers, with % thefts.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
BABE RUTH CLIMBS
TO SECOND PLACE
Passes Speaker and jackson
for A. L. Batting Honors.
Gets Another Homer.

With new worlds record within his
grasp Babe" Ruth. the New York
slugger, today is driving toward the
batting championship Of the American
league. '.,t''s. 49,. III
Reposing in fourth place a week ago,
the home-run- king Is now in second
place with an average of 1858 points
behind George Sisler, the st. Louis star.
who is leading the league. Ruth passed
the veteran Iris Speaker of Cleveland.
and Joe jackson, of Chicago, who are
tied for the third place honors with
1856. Sisler, in first place, is batting
.419.
Ruth added one home run to his to-
tai during the week, making 1t 70, ana
connected with 10 hits in nine games.
In addition he pulled away from Speak
er for scoring honors. He has crossed
the plate 70 times, while the Cleveland
err is two runs behind MN.
Rice, of Washington, continued TO
burn the paths, and Is far out in front
among the base stealers with IS thefts.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
BY BOB PIGUE.

John MccIoskey, chief Of the
Chicks, desperate at the continued
bad showing Of the local Southern
league club, packed his grip and
headed for Chattanooga Friday
night, where he hopes to sign
pitcher for the Chicks. The man
Mack Is after has been pitching for
the Chattanooga club for a couple
OF seasons, but recently became dis
pusted and quit the team, refusing
TO accompany them to Atlanta or
Memphis. He remained In Chatta-
nooga and President Stranq Nicklln,
OF the Chattanooga club, gave Nc
closkey permission to make a deal
with the pitcher for his services and
II successful he could pay the Chat
tanooga club their price.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
TEN ROUND DRAW.

DALLAS, Texas, July iO-Paul Ro-
mans Of Kansas city. and Harry kronu.
Of Akron, Ohio, fought ten rounds TO a
draw here last night, according to
newspaper decisions. Krohn worked a
left jab with monotonOus regularity TO
Romans face, but the latter's right and
left swinge kept the fight even, with
the Ohio tighter getting the edge in
ring tactics and Romans exhibiting the
best punches.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
CRACKERS GET LANKENAU
JOE GUYON TAKES JUMP

ATLANTA. July 10.-Pitcher Lanke-
nau has been obtained by Atlanta from
Nashville, giving the Crackers com.
plete staff for the first time in several
weeks.
Joe Guyon, utility player, is reported
to have jumped to the Winder, Ga,
club in the "Millon-Dollar league" an
Independent organization, which recent
ly has taken several regulars from the
Atlanta club.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
NEW TRAVELLER HITS HARD

NASHVILLE, Tenn. July 1O.-A
home run and two two baggers by
Calvo, the recruit from the Washington
American league club, blazed the way
calls yesterday by a score Of 7 to g.
Carlson, the new Little Rock pitcher.
yielded three hits in the three innings
he pitched.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
RED soX BEAT BROWNS.

BOSTON, Mass. July lO-Bush
pitched Boston to to l victory over
st. Louis yesterday, the game being
marked by the fielding Of Gedoon, Scott
and McNally. with two out In the sixth,
Jacobson doubled and scored on VIII
nams' single. Menosky and Foster sin
gled and both later scored on SCOTS
single to center in the seventh.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
TRIBE LOSES OPENER.

Fred Bratchi, who performed as
Trtbesman in the dark and distant past,
and who was noted for his proclivities
IN hitting home runs, proved to the mod
est assemblage Of fans at kusswood
Friday afternoon that he was still there
when II came to clouting the horsehide
Tor four bases at a time. Frederick the
Great banged out two home runs, ono
over the left field wall and the other
IN the left field temporary hleachers.
As the Chicks could coin but a soil
tary run, Fred's two circuit Clouts were
sufficient unto themselves to beat the
Tribesmen.
The final score was 4 TO l.
Manager McCloskey assigned Clarence
NemitE, a kid left-hander, 10 the task
Of beating the Lookouts, which was
figured TO be soft, Nemltz didn't dis
cover anything soft, whereas the Chat
tanooga batsmen did, and they proceed
ed to work on his pitching with all va
rteties OF vigor. Especially did Bratchl
take TO Nemitz's offerings
Opposing Nemitz was "Sergt,r Jimmy
York. a left-hander, and a good one,
Friday Jeems famed nine OF the
Trlbesmen, including Polly McLarry,
Tod sloan, Dixie Carroll and Andy
High. Nemit1 proved 70 be a weak
sister with the stick, and famed on his
three visits TO the plate.
The Lookouts got tho first tally of
the game in the second. when Bratchl
opened the round with a hard lift over
the left field fence Pug Griffin
watched the ball disappear with envi-
Gus eyes In the fourth the Lookouts
Got two more. Dudley hustled to first
on n grounder to Collenberger and beat
It. Shay singled TO left. Bratchi tried
to knock the ball over the center field
fence, but Carroll hauled It down. Dud-
ley and Shay put on n double steal,
Dudley taking third and Shay second
High had Dudley at third, Meyers
making good peg, but he dropped the
ball. johnson then hit ball down the
third base line that went for two bags,
scoring both runners. The Chicks
claimed Johnson's hit was foul, but UNI
pire Pflrman ruled that II was fair. and
as he had the first and last guess, 1t
prevailed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
ROBINS SPLIT TWO.

ST LOUIS July 10 Brooklyn and
St Louis divided a double header yes
tcrday. the locals pounding two pitch
ers for an easy to victory in the
first game, and losing the second, S to
o Brooklyn could do nothing with
Schupp In ~ first contest In the
second Mama ~ held the locals helpless
only one man reaching third, and aided
materially in winning his own game
with two hits
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
FRIERsoN DUE SUNDAY.

Johnny Frierson, an outfielder secured
by the Chicks from the Little Rock
Travellers, is expected TO report to the
Tribe Saturday and be in Sundays
game.
Frierson will he stationed in left
field ard Pug Griffin, present Chick
loft gardener. will be moved over into
right Yale Sloan, Chick right gardener,
win be put on the bench for the pres
ent.
Frierson has not been hitting so wei
for the Little Rockers. but a change 81
livery may help him, and he is said to
welcome a change. Frierson is a hard
worker. something the Chicks are in
need Of and his acquisition is expected
70 prove Of considerable help to the
Tribe in getting back in the race
When the new Chick pitcher reports.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
THE BABE AGAIN.

Babe Ruth got another homer Fri
day, bringing his total up to % for
the season.
The big Bambino has but four more
circuit clouts to get to tie his 1919
record. He Is confident that he will
pole out at least so before the season
has ended.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
TO TRY
TO EVEN SERIES
WITH LOOKOUTS
Pat AIbriS to Oppose George
Cunningham in Second
Tilt of SerieS-Tribe Loses
Friday 4 to |.
BY BOB PIGUE,

The tail-end Chattanooga Look.
outs are going out TO make II two
straight over the sixth. place Chicks
at Russwood Saturday afternoon,
and George Cunningham, eS-De-
trolt pitcher and one az the best
pitchers In the Southern League,
will be sent to the hill against the
slipping tribe. For Memphis Pat
Albrls will work. Pat hasn't start
ed In some time, but announces that
he Is ready. The getaway Is billed
for o'clock.
The Chicks and Lookouts viii
clash on Sunday at Russwood, start.
Ing at $50 O'Clock. The Nashville
Volunteers come Monday for
three day stay.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
$4,000 OFFERED FOR
HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July 1O.-An
offer of $4,000 for a ten-round node
csion bout between Jack Dempsey and
Bill Brennan here on Labor day was
telegraphed to the fighters representa-
tives today by Mike Collins, local box
ing promoter
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10

Summary; Two-has hts--Johnson,
McI.arry. Home runs--Bratehi 2. Sac
rifice fiy-High. Stolen bases-pudley
Shay, Bratchi Gleason. Double plays
Newell to Shay Neiderkorn to Demoe
Wild pltch--York Bases on balls--On
York g. Struck out-By York 3, Time
--l:46. umpires-Pfirman and KERN
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
NATIONAL MEDAL|ST
TESTS COURSE FOR
TITLE GOLF START
Manion Shoots IS at Country
CIub-GreenS Prove Tricky.
Evans and Stars Due Sat-
urday.
BY AL WILSON.

Jimmy Manion and Dick Book
enkan1p, first Of the St, Louis golf
ing delegation and two chaps whose
names are not unknown In national
circles, put In their initial practice
round at the Memphis Country club
links Friday, preparatory to the
Western Amateur over that course
beginning Monday. Both found
some trouble but registered 70
apiece their first time around.
The Missourians. are. among the
more visitors are anticipated Sat
urday. The big crowd will come
Sunday. With practically every To-
cal golfer entered a total Of 300
starters In the first half of the &c.
hole qualification test Monday
seems assured.
Manon and Bockenkamp were no
the only visitors who swung a clul
Friday afternoon. A. M. Hubby, thu
hard hitting Texan, went IS holes al
did Rial Rolfe, interscholastic chamI
from Chicago who showed up "a hours
earlier than expected. Albert N. Tan
ner, from Helena (Ark.) C. c., was an
other visitor recorded on the club reg
lister. To be sure, Colonial member!
were out in goody number.
Louis. said that Lawson Watts hat
changed his mind about entering ant
would not be here. However, the Mis-
sourans declared that other of theil
fellow townsmen are due Saturday In
cluded in the latter are Eddie Limberg
Clarence Wolff, last summers Trans
Mississippi runner up, and Walter
Kossman, beaten finalist in this years
st. Louis district title affair.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10

Babe says he has but one fear in
hitting him homers that some unlucky
pitcher may get hit by a drive that
may prove fatal to the hurler in ques-
ton.
Never fear Babe. They all duck after
delivering a pitch anywhere in reach.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
]. B, EDGAR LEAGUE.

Sundays Games--OVerton Park.
Kafee Beens VS.. Davis Coal ESQ p m
Tisdales vs.. St Mary's. AIS pm.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

st. Louis '......... 900 Dol Ooo-i 10 0
Boston ............. 900 000 20N-2 0
Davis and SEVERED. Bush and Wal
ters.
At New York R.H. T..
Detroit .......,.....0 0l 000 002-3 3 0
New York ......... .00i ll3 COX - 10
Oldham and Ansmithi Quinn and
Hannah. Hoffman
At Washington R.H.E.
Cleveland ,.,.......,000 600 A0--S II
Washington ...,,..,Ol0 020 i00-4 10
Caldwell Niehaus. Baghy and O'Ncill
Zachary and Charity
At Philadelphia R.lI. +.
Chicago ............ OOo leo 005-i u /
Philadelphia .......3l0 00o 01N-5
Williams and SChalk Harris Ferry
and Perkins
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BASEBALL RESULTS.
solITHERN IEAouE

At Atlanta RH.E.
New orleans ...... 900 002 600 /
Atlanta ........... 600 COS 00x-3
Barfoot an5 Dowie Markle and
Mills.
Al Birmingham Ri +.
Birmingham .......101 009 O3x-s Is /
Mobile .-............0 Oi 00O 002-3 10 3
Glaznor and Peters, Sigman and
Ponds.
At Nashville R,H +.
Little Rock ........ 900 zoe O2i-7 3
Nashville ...,.......020 l1O 0Ol--5 Il 6
Yellowhorse. Carlson. Robinson and
Brottem: Jonnard Meis. Hodge, Tom
lin and kOhlbeCkcr.
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At Minneapolis 2. Columbus 3.
At Kansas city I, indianapolis 10.
At Milwaukee 3, Louisville 10.
At St, Paul 5. Toledo ..
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WILLINGHAM LEAGUE.

Sundays Games-overton Park,
Little Midgets VS. Bishop Reeds, 2.3l
Little Memphis VS. Sluggers, AIS.
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GOODBYE, GEORGES,
AND HURRY BACK

NEW YORK, July 10.-Georges Car
pentier. the French pugilist, sailed today
for Europe.
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Dear Sir-Thursday Iris Speaker hit
the Washington pitchers for seven blows
in seven times up. Friday he found
them three times In as many times up.
Ten in a row. Isn't this worlds rec
ord? X. Y. \.
Yes, Seven was the record before.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
ED CRUMP LEAGUE.


Sundays Gomes-Loeb Field.
Unknowns vs.. Hamric Sluggers. $50.
Dirmeyers VS.. Prestonus 4l5.
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Mack Goes After Pitcher;
Frierson Reports At Once
Chief McCloskey Figuring Signing Right Within
Next Day Or TwoEx Little Rock outfielder To Be Sta
toned in Left Fied-Chicks Making Effort to Pull Up

It is figured that Clarence Nemitz,
young left handler Of the Tribe, will get
the gate.
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DIXIE LEAGUE.

Sundays Games--Loeb Field.
Bakery VS.. Express. 1870 pm.
Chero -Colas vs.. Express, 300 pm.
Nibs VS.. Chero- Colas, $3.50 pm,
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WOULD BE A WINNER.

The pitcher In mind Is a ht-hander.
and in his day has been one of the
best in the league. He formerly was
with Nashville, and later went to the
Detroit Tigers. where he remained a
short time. He has an abundance OF
natural ability and would make the
Chicks winner He has long been
wanting change of scenery, and if he
can be hooked, he will report at once
and help the Tribe out Of the rut.A
The pitchers name would be given
but for the fact that he has not been
signed and 1t might mean that the deal
would not go through II other clubs
found out the hurler was available. 1t
is expected that the deal will be COM
pleted either Saturday or Sunday. Chief
McCloslsey, of the Chicks, is in Chatta
nooga Saturday, and was given free
rein in signing the pitcher in case he
could make connection with him in re-
gard to terms
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Sundays Games-oVerton Park.
Galleys VS.. Chariots, 2.l5
Stars VS.. Camels, I O'Clock.
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Pitching has long been needed to put
the Chicks back on their feet, for the
brand of hurting that the Tribe has
had in the past three weeks has been
n crime. Only one or Two good games
have been pitched during that time,
which Is the main reason for the slump
Of the Chicks. which took them from
first place into q bad sixth.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10

Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
DELTA LEAGUE
WHERE THEY PLAY,

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Chattanooga at Memphis
Mobile at Birmingham, two games.
New Orleans at Atlanta, two games.
Little Rock at Nashville.
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LIBERTY LEAGUE.

Sundays Gamss-Hodoes Reid.
Polarines vs.. Gas Co, 1870 pm,
X. c. vs.. Ploughs, 3: pm.
Plougs VS.. X. G s, 4:30 pm.
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BASSOCIATED
AAMATEURS
BUsHWAH LEAGUE.
BEN HUR LEAGUE.

Sundays Game--Hodqes Field.
10 o'clock.
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Belzoni at Jackson.
Charleston at Greenwood.
Clarksdale at Greenville.
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Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at st. Louis,
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.