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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
ssSs ALYCE E. ANDERSON
 OF NINILCHIC

Announces her candidacy for the Territorial House of Repre- sentatives subject to the Demo. cratic primaries in April 1920.
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FISH QUOTATIONS

SEATTLE, March 9 Fish pr'ces are as follows: halibut, thirteen cents; sable, five cents.
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One hundred and fifty Elks respon- ded to roll call meeting recently at Juneau.
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1oz9s 4 oy Nth Crippled Cloves IN Sunday Duo
Mays, Who Pitched Fatal Ball
Has Struck Fifty-five PLAYERS

New York, AUG. 33.-When mean
bsrs Of the Boston and New YORK
American league baseball clnbs re-
Gently started an anti-Nays cam
paign. they started something that
will meet with the endorsement OF
practically every American league
baseball player.
Ever sincs Aays has been tn the
American league he has had the
reputation Of being . bean DALI
pitcher. In other words, 1t was
alleged he would Jet drive with =
pitched ball hat was calculated 10
make the batsman dodge.
Against some pitchers who are
noted for their control, the bats
men will stand close to the plate
and even take step or two TOT.
ward in an effort to hit the ball
before the curve breaks. Mays Is
one of q group Of pitchers who al
ways has worked to prevent any
such familiarity with his offerings.
He has worked on the theory that
il now and then he threw . swift
ball close to the batter, the bats
man would be cautious as to how
close to the plate he stood and the
farther the batter stood from the
plate. the easier 1t would be for a
pitcher to retire him by throwing
balls on the outside. That's why
several pitchers have resorted to
the bean ball"
Walter Johnson once was asked
why he did not use the "beaner"
occasionally. His reply was:
III I hit batter on the head, l
might kill him"
Carl Mays entered the league in
1915. He hit five batsmen that
year. The following season he hit
nine. He led the league pitchers
in that respect in 1917 by hitting
IA. He was second In 1918 when
he hit II and second in 1919 when
he struck 10. This year he struck
six Naturalization. johnson
and Chapman of the Indians. Pitch
er Sam Jones OF the Red Sox, Har-
old Shanks of Washington and
Catcher Severein of st. Louis.
Cleveland thus provided three, or
half his victims. During his six
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Home run-Sykes. Three.base
hits-Dressen, Roth. Two.base hit
Thompson. Sacrifice hits-Jack.
son. Stolen bases-Roth, Lenahan,
Bluege, Sykes, Fothergill, Danaher,
Jackson. Left ON bases Bloom.
ington, 10; Peoria, 8. Struck out
BY Bowman. 8; by Main. /. Bases
on halls-Off Bowman, 8; off Main,
8. First base on errors-Danaher,
Buser. Wild Main. Balk-
Bowman. Umpire-Jones. Time of
game-2:20.
Evas, 0-s; Tots, 3-4.
Terre Haute, Ind. Aug. o.
Terre Haute and Evansville di-
vided doubieLeader here this aft
ernoon. The locals shut out the
Evas, to 0, in the first contest, and
while ragged playing cost them the
second game, to 4 which was a
see-saw affair. Three singles, a
sacrifice, base on balls and two
errors enabled Terre Haute to
make its three runs in the first
inning. It was a pitchers battle be-
tween Warmoth and Norman after
the opening inning. After taking
the lead in the fifth inning Of the
second game. the locals allowed
three easy hits to fall safe in the
sixth, which gave the Evas two runs
and the game. The score:
(FIRST GAME.)
Terre Haute .....300000e0x-3
Evansville .......0O0O0OO 90
Sacrifice hits - Dee, Norman,
Meyer, Meyers. Stolen bases-Dee
(2); Krehmeysr. Bases on balls
Off Warmoth, Z; off Norman, 8.
Struck out-By Warmoth, 4; by
Norman, 4. Left on bases Evans
vile, II; Terre Haute, s. Hit bats
manly Warmoth (Krehmeyer)
Wild pitch-Warmoth, Umpire-De-
Lave. Time Of game-1:55.
(SECOND GAME.)
Evansville .........101O120-5
Terre Haute ........0 10200-
Three-base hit Krehmeyer.
Two-base hit-Meyer, W. Johnson,
Lothes. Sacrifice hits-Martin,
Bashang, Schultz. Stolen bases
W. Johnson I2); O'Berta 90. Hit
batsman-By Morrison (kohls)
Left on bases-Evansville, IL;
Terre Haute, 10. Struck out-By
Palm. 8; by Morrison, T. Bases on
baLls-Off Palm. 3; off Morrison, 4
Nmpire-DeLave. Time OF game
1:45.
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CLEVELAND MECCA
FOR TRAPSHOOTERS
IN ANNUAL CLASH

Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. 23.-with
spproximately 1000 expert marks
IS from every part OF the United
yates and Canada participating.
ne slst Grand American Handt-
up tfapshooting tournament open
- stx-day session at Edgewater
sark here today.
The entrants comprise the cream
= The trapshootinS talent Of the
.orid. Members OF the Olympic
Ispshooting team which made q
s.san sweep at Antwerp recently.
aaye entered.
several score Of women will take
AT In the tournament. The For
=. City Introductory was the FIRST
vent on today's program.
The American amateur cham
oaship at double targets will be
s.ded this afternoon. when each
ntestant will fire 1t 50 double
80 from : ls-yafd Eia9
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THE SCOREBOARD

IS HEATHCOTE.S double in the
10th with two on broke tie in the
first game of the Boston-St Louis
double bill. The Cardinals took
the first. 8 to 2. and made a clean
record for the day by pounding
McQuillan for II runs, while the
Braves were chalking up two in the
second game.
YOUNG'S double, a passed ball
and Frisch's single sent the Giants
winning run "a 3ss in the 18th.
Kelly followed with a home run, ac-
counting for two more. Score:
Giants, A; Chicago. l. Toney had
the Cubs to four hits.
WILLIAMS took things easy and
downed the Senators despite
Judges two triples. Score: CHI
cago, s; Washington, 4.
SIX hits in the fifth gave the
Robins SIX runs and to 3 victory
over the Reds.
COBB'S FIVE hits ont OF six times
at bat helped the Tigers to win the
second game of the Yank series, il
to .. !
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LIES CHANCE
. FOR DUNDEE IN
MEETING MOORE


The fact that Roy Moore 10 com
ing here to box Mike Dundee Ut
Douglas park Thursday. should be
Of sufficient interest to tri-city
fans that another capacity house
should attend the latest festivities
as arranged by Frank Smith and
Paddy Quinn,
1t will be q good chance for Dun
dee to re-establish himself in the
hearts at home by either winning
or losing from a boy who was so
good against Champion Pete Her
man last week that he held him
safe to shade. Many believed
that Moore was entitled to at FEAST
a draw, although losing by such a
small margin will do Moore no
harm.
Moore Is expected to arrive in
Rock Island tomorrow and will
put the finishing touches on his
training during the remaining two
days before the bout. Dundee, who
has been fighting consistently of
late, is already. down to weight and
the best of condition. Mike real
ICES the battle will be a good
chance either to rise in the fistic
armament or to be further retard-
ed in his rise to fame.
The semi-windup attraction be-
tween George Cummings Of Daven-
port and Bud McFadden of Moline.
ought to be thriller from gong
to gong. Cummings has already
won a home with tri-city fans. Nc
Fadden. almost a newcomer in this
vicinity, has won his last three
fights with knockouts; and will
push Cummings to the utmost
City Clerk Christensen of DAY.
export, welterweight. will appear
in one Of the prelims. This bout
in itself should prove OF great in
terest. especially to fans from
Iowa, who intimate that there will
be a motley representation when
the first curtain goes up Thurs
day night.
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Murphy forced Stewart ut second,
WoodheaA to Lord to RMnser,
WoodheaA knocking down the
drive PuFpara scratched . hit to
Ray, who erred In sliding back to
first with tho hall. Murphy was
caught 81 second and went out,
DEUEL. to S6asbaugh to Lord to
Strasbangh the latter making the
tag.
Moline: weiss settled down with
fine control and good effectiveness.
Strasbaugh famed. After Dixon
had dropped an easy foul On Emory,
Murphy pulled down the batter's
long fly while running full TIT to-
ward the centerheld screen. 1t was
tbs best catch Of the day. Stewart
ran over near center and got Deuf-
els dy.
SIXTH INNING.
ROCK ISLAND. NoInegaey ain.
glod tArs1eA the box b center.
Benson fsroed NcInerney, Ransor
to Lerd. Ranser hestel TIE roller.
bot Retrieved Il i1 tine t. nake
The tess fer . fsece-sut Dfxoa,s
smash almost knscked Btxashaaxh
~ his fee4, but - heli tie IN
and threw Lao eat Densen roaoh.
he soeen1 Deanis devh3ol 70 ~.
eoeslhE 1eassa. DeaAiS snasA was
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STATE FAIR RACES.

Springfield, III. Aug. zS.-Hofse
racing at the Illinois State fair will
start today. Fofty-five hundred
dollars will be divided among win
hers in i've races, a 2:17 trot; 2:05
pace and two running races. This
day at the fair is "children's cay
All children are admitted free.
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vARDON, RAY WIN, LOSE.

Chicago, Aug. 23.-CUnited Press1
vardon and Edward Ray
had added victories oter Chick
Evans and Robert A. Gardner, lead
Ing western amateurs, to their
string. The English players took
tho exhibition match. l up here yes
teroay After losing to Eddie Loos
ana Leo DieEel, and 2, In tho
morning.
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TRACTORS PUT
BLOOMERS over
The old JUMPS


Peoria. ILL.,. Aug. 22.-Peoria
won the opener OF a series with
Bloomington today. 6 to 8, when
effective hitting combined with
wfldness Of Pitcher Main allowed
the Tractors a victory. A rally in
the second inning by the Peoria
club Melted four scores. Four
bases on balls. a wild pitch. and
two bingles including a triple by
Dresser with two on. turned the
trick. Sykes Of Bloomington got
three hits out Of three trips to the
plate, including = home run. The
score:
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lOt3lS I'D d ID ~ u
xBatted for o. Smith in 18th in.
ming.
G. Rapids. ..O1OO11OOOOOO35
Rock island 12OOOO0OOOOO0-3
Two base hits-Murphy, Kropp
Pruess. Three base hits-Pruess.
Stolen bases-Murphy, D. Smith,
Evers, Pruess. Sacrifice hits-Pur.
purs, McIherney, Weiss, jenkins,
HaFdgr0ye, Hruska 2. Double
plays-McQufllan to Ihrig, McIner.
ney to Benson to Halas, Fitzpat-
rick to kr0pp to Hruska TO jenkins.
Struck out-By Dennis Q (Hruska
s, Evers. Littrell, Kr0pp, LeBeau,
Pruess, Jenkins), by Fitzpatrick s
(Ihrig 8, Mclnerney 9, Weiss, Nc.
Quillan, o. SMITH. Bases ON balls
OF Dennis 5 UeBeau 2, Evers,
Pruess, Larnore), off Fitzpatrick 2
(Halas 3. Left on hases-Rcck Is
Land 4, Cedar Rapids 8. Hit BY
pitcher-Nurphy. Passed ball
Weiss. Hits-OG Stewart, 4 In one
inning. Umpires-Weir and Lipe.
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Second Game.
FIRST INNING.

ROCK ISLAND: Emory backed
up against the screen in center and
pulled down Murphy's long fly.
Purpura cracked a slow pitched ball
into Jones' hands. McInerney beat
out scratch hit to Ray, but went
out trying to steal, DEUEL. to Run
ser.
Moline: Stewart passed Runser.
Strasbaugh and Emory. Sid got
himself in a hole by throwing too
many pitchouts On Strasbaugh to,
keep Runser from stealing. He
was wild as a hawk on Emory.
DEUEL. Singled past third, scoring
Runser and Strasbaugh. Shelly
sacrificed, Stewart to Dennis. Jones
doubled between left and center,
scoring Emory and DEUEL.. 1t
looked as if the relay, Glockson to
McInerney to Dixon, had DEUEL.
trapped, but Jumps Weir said no..
Jones went down to third without
a play on him. Lord famed. Mack
singled to left, scoring Jones. Nc
Inerney booted Woodhead's roll
Ter, Mack stopping at second. Stew
art filled the bases again by pass
ing Runser for the second time in
the inning. Then he passed Stras-
baugh again, forcing in Mack. En-
DRY also got his second pass Of the
inning, Woodhead scoring. DEUEL.
doubled to left after getting in the
hole, Runser and Strasbaugh scor-
ing. McInerney threw yout Sholly,
Dennis making fine stop.
SECOND INNING.
Weiss went into pitch for Rock
Island.
ROCK ISLAND: Sholly caught
Benson's liner close to the ground.
II was q close call. Strasbaugh
bObbled DixOn's terrific smash, but
snatched the ball and threw Leo
out. It was q great feat. Dennis
doubled between lett and center.
Halas famed In the pinch.
Moline: McInerney was slow and
Jones' roller went for a scratch hit,
McInerney just getting his hands
on the ball. Lord hit into double
play, Purpura to Benson to Dennis.
Mack hit a slow ball for q single
to left. Woodhead lobbed one safe
over short, the ball falling between
Stewart, now playing in left, McIn-
erney and Murphy. Weiss famed
Runser In the pinch.
THIRD INNING.
ROCK ISLAND: Runser threw
out Weiss. Stewart popped to En-
DRY. Murphy walked. Purpura
popped to Lord.
Moline: Strasbaugh singled to
right. Emory hit into a double
play. Benson to McInerney to Dem
mis-. Murphy got Deufel's long fly.
FOURTH INNING.
ROCK ISLAND: Runser threw
ont McInefney. It was . close play
and looked safe IRON the press box.
StTasbaagl's throw pulled Mack "a
the bag, but hS stepped hack in
time to put out Beason. Dixon Sin.
gled through short Dennis dngled
to right center On tn first ball
pitched. Dixon stopping 1t second.
HalAs few out to Emery IN the
pinch.
Moline: Matthews, batting for
Sholly, was thrown out by Pur-
pura. Jones walked. Lord scratch
ed hit to McInerney. tho ball hop
ping and striking Mac IN the chsst.
Dixon tried to pick Lord on first
and Jones stole third by beating
Dennis throw to catch him. Lord
/ going to second. Ray. batting for
Mack, lined out 20 Benson. W0 l.
head doubled to left. scoring Jc- b.
Murphy made q fine running { "a
OF Runser's long fly.
| FIFTH INNING.
| ROCK ISLANDS Woe ID
knooked down Relsa' line Il -
threw hin CT 6toWaxt
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ELGN RACERS FIT.

Elgin, ILL.,. Aug. 23.-tUnited
Press).-Drivers entered in the
eighth annual road race here today
planned to devote the week to keep
ing their mounts tuned up for the
event next Saturday.
SPORTS
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years as an American league pitch
er he has hit SIS batsmen.
Whether he uses the bean ball"
Intentionally, Carl Mays has used
his famous underhand ball Of
which he apparently has not suf-
cient control. 1t is q dangerous
offering, as is shown by the tragic
death of Chapman.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Three-Eye League.

Three-Eye League.
Rock Island. FL; Moline, $40.
Peoria, 6; Bloomington, 3.
Evansville, 0-5; Terre Haute, "a.
Rockford, 0-6; Cedar Rapids. SIS.
American League.
Chicago, 6: Washington. 4.
Detroit, II; New York, 9.
No others scheduled.
National League.
New York, 4; Chicago, ((ll in
nings).
Brooklyn, s: Cincinnati, 8.
st. Louis. Sill; Boston, 2-2.
70 others scheduled
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He's only twenty now.-
THE WOMAN IN THE CASE
When murder is committed, any time any place.
The authorities start looking for the woman in the case
She is than oft lady
With reputation shady
Neither prudish or old.maidy
Is the woman in the
And before they find the the motive OF the crime
victims address Uhey can any tme
They prepare mental picture the preposessing face
OF lady who Is charmhg-who has pulchrude grace
And . female hypothetical mysterious they chase.
She's the woman in the case"
The referee says Surely there's woman in the case
From a standpoint comprehensive,
She's . woman who's expensive"
So he starts . strong offensive
At the woman in the
For the eneman bankrupt could
Singehanded in innocent platon search for health
And he must have had assistance In the blowing of the dough-
And who could help him better than might know1
An expert in the fascinating come-ons Of her
She's "tho woman In the case"
And often oh, often proceedings dive &C.
All the abbies in the village have just cause to "O course
It's the usual contention @'f
OF that 0ntraging convention
1t Is needless quite to mention
There's q woman in the case"
And they sit and waf auter, do the dowagers
Till the lawyer yelIs, exhibit Athe lmy pink pajamas
OF the woman in the case.'
When taxb wrecked the policemen reach the place.
They fleeing figure She's in the case
She gets out Of there instanter,
And she no idle banter
And they don't have time to slant her
She's the "woman In the case"
She's this planet started shmmyne through space
And her speed retarded the years apaoe
She is most exasperatng
And she keeps extrpating3
BY her foibleS unAbatng
And her fascinating grace
IS the "wonaa In the
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McQuillan, Ray to Runser. Run
ser threw out Weiss, ending the
game.
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base hit Jones. Stolen bases
DEUEL., Shollenberger. Sacrifice
-Strasbaugh, DEUEL. (fly), Ray.
Double plays-Benson to McIner-
ney; Benson to McInerney. Left on
bases-Rock Island, g.; Moline, 4.
Struck out-By McQuillan, 2 (Stras.
baugh, Beck BY Beck, 5 (McQuil.
Ian, Weiss, Benson, Dixon, Mclner.
ney. Bases on balls-Off McQuil.
Ian, 2 (Deufel, Runser); off Beck,
Z (Halas, Purpura). UmpfreS-
WOodhead and Stewart. Time
LAG.
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SEVENTH INNING.

ROCK ISLAND: Weiss popped to
DEUEL. In front Of the plate. Ben
smith lost his temper after hitting
down to Strasbaugh. The ball car.
romed Oh Strasbaugh' glove. Wood
head picked It mp and threw to
tlfst, retiring Smith, who refused
70 run 1t out Ben said he was
peeved because Woodhead Was mix
Ing EN-. Oak Smith batted for
Murphy and famed, ending the
game.
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rolling to the tall grass. Halas
popped to Lord.

Moline: Matthews was hit by a.
pitched ball. Jones went. out on
three hunted strikes. Matthews was
thrown out, Dixon to Benson. while
trying to steal Dixon pulled down
Lords foul.
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SPORTING JAZZ
BY BRUCE COPELAND
OUR VAMP SPEAKS
BY BRUCE COPELAND


1 wed an aged millionaire
OF four score years and ten,
/ thought I'd be widow soon,
He was SO 0,d-and then
He played the meaneSt trick on me
(Twas tough, you will allow;
He had some sheep glands grated and
He's only twenty now.
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TWO UaS6 HHB-DthHls :, JOHes,
WOOdhead. Sacrifice hit-Sh0llen.
berger. Double plays-Purpura to
Benson to Dennis; Benson to Nc
Inerney to Dennis. Struck out-By
Stewart, 1 Lord; by Weiss, 3
(Runser, Strasbaugh, Jones); by
WoOdhead, 2 (Halas, o. Smith.
Bases On balls-Off Stewart, 6
(Runser 2, Strasbaugh 2, Emory
81; off Weiss. 1 (Jones); off Wood
head, 2 (Murphy, Stewart. Left
on bases-ROck Island, 6; Moline,
4. Hit by pitcher - Matthews by
Weiss. Umpires Weir and Llpe.
Time-1:5O.
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Dixon to Mclnerney.
EIGHTH INNING.
ROCK ISLAND: Purpura walk
ed. McInerney tipped the third one
and ,fanned. BensOn|hi to Ray,
whose toss to Runser forced Par
pura. Runser tried for double
on the batter, Deufel preventing q
bad error by retrieving Runser's
Wild heaye behind first Ray threw
out Dixon.
Moline: Jones tripled to the as
paragus in center. McQuillan had
Howard, two and three. He
nut the next one through the
groove and Jones connected. Jones
stole home when Dennis held the
ball near second. Purpura mis-
judged Rays bunt along the third
base line, the ball remaining in fair
territory as Ray reached first
without a play on him. Mack beat
out a scratch hit to Purpura. Beck
famed. Runser lined out to Ben
son. who doubled Ray off second
with q toss to Mc1nerney.
NINTH INNING.
ROCK ISLAND: Ray threw out
Dennis, Glocksoa batting with his
spfked left hand broken open anew.
SWING his bat with ono hand and
got 3 scratch through the box
Reck knocking down the ball. Ray
soeoped The ball bat Glox beei
81 ID throw In first. Deufel made