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New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
Brokerage Firm Fails
Receiver Is Named for Gross.
Romary & Co.

Announcement was made from the
rostrum Of the Stock Exchange yester-
day of the failure Of the brokerage
firm of Gross, Romary & Co. to meet
it's obligations. A petition in in
voluntary bankruptcy was filed against
the firm in the Federal District Court
by Hays, Herschield & Wolf, represent
ing the creditors.
Liabilities Of the firm were given
as S350,00O, against assets Of approx
mately $25O,000. Joseph NJ. Marshall
and H. j. Susskind are two of the
principal creditors. The members Of
the brokerage firm are James S. Gross,
Alfred J. Romary. c. r. Gauvain and
Milton Morgenroth. Mr. Romary is
the floor member.
Louis J. Vorhaus, attorney for the
brokers. said that the firms embarass-
ment was only temporary and had been
due to "series Of unfortunate occur
rences." He said n meeting of the
creditors would probably be called in
the near future to bring about settle
ment.
Judge Augustus Hand, in the United
States District Court, appointed Ed
ward II. Childs. an attorney of So Wall
Street, as receiver for the stock broker
age firm, which was organized July l.,
1Q1R
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
Curb Issues Drop
On Market Slump;
New Lows Reached
General Asphalt Depressed
Again as Selling Gains
Momentum; Industrials
Down by Small Fractions

Declining prices on the Stock Exchange
were reflected on the curb soon after
the opening, aud the steady tone of the
first half hour was followed by selling
pressure which carried several issues
to new lows and unsettled the market.
General Asphalt broke to 521s new
low level for the movement and only
Is below the final sale.
Some recoveries were made toward
the end Of trading on covering by those
who sold short earlier, but the advance
as a result of this movement was small
and failed to stabilize prices. Most of
the industrials were weaker, but the
declines were not so marked as in the
petroleum group. Hercules Paper was
fractionally lower, but North American
Pulp and Paper showed a slight ad
vance. Republic Rubber and United
Retail Candy were active and showed
slight declines. Sugar and motor
stocks were steady.
Carib Syndicate slumped to III and
was only fractionally higher on the
last sale. Maracaibo eased off fr- 'tion-
ally, as did Simms and Tropical Oil.
Midwest Refining declined to 145, II
points under the high of last week.
White Oil was easier
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03

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Free ehomNb, Fe1zulzs
$7,5ooooo
LIggett's International Ltd. Inc,
80 Cumulative Preferred Stock
(P 0PsS Sar1
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Grug company td OF England which
angand ana did
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OF ragents
me United Drug Company
$6s0oo000
known lagge Drug Stores and
cut the operating "RexanS - S~
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the ggetts for
dfourtm
Application vii be andB
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donn~ qprMa1~
kldder, Peabody q Co. r. S. MoseIey Co.
lis Dvo"hAest lshad$
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New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
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New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
Virginia Coal and Coke Co.
Net Income Shows Increase

Net income of the Virginia Iron,
June 80, after charges and taxes, was
$790.253, according to a financial
statement issued yesterday.
This showing compares with \ net
income Of $564.946 in the preceding
quarter and s1.355,217 for the six
months, equivalent to s14.93 a share on
the S9,073,600 outstanding capital
stock. Gross earnings for three
months were $94S,640 and fer six
MONTHS $1.676. III
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03

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1909 sElk Basin p. ~ "a. II. II.
1900 Engineers Pet. / /, IL. ~ IL
1000 E,sner O & G. J. q -
500 sFederal OH . "a 20 2sZ "a
$50 Fensiand OIL II IA IA IL
400 "Glenrock Oil. "a 2% n. "a
100 Granada OIL. 10 10 81. 81.
123o0 'Harvey cr Q. . .. u =
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New-York tribune., 1920-08-03

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New-York tribune., 1920-08-03

400 sAnslo-A OIL 2ols 2oi1 20 30
10 $50 Penn OileA-- 263 265 z65
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
NEBRASKA
DEFEATS
RUTGERS

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.--Pilins up q
20 10 count on Rutgers the Ne
braska university gridders won their
first game in the East here Tues
day.
Tho visitors got the Jump right
off the bat and proved their super.
ioriiy from the first whistle
The viEitorr broke thru for their
firrt score in the second quarter
and then added three more touch
downs before the game was over.
Rutgers had the best OF the play
IN the third quarter when only the
tight defense OF the cornhufkers
prevented a tally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
FRANKLIN MAY TRY
AERIAL ATTACK

with two fleet ends in Colo and
Wise and a good passer in Jones. the
Franklin high school men can be
counted upon 10 use an aerial attack
against Broadway when they meet in
their annual struggle Friday
The Green and Black warriors arc
confident that they have a chance
for the first time In the history OF
the schools TO lower Broadways col.
ors on the gridiron.
broadway u preparing carefully
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
FIRST CAGE
MEET SOON

One week from tonight the first
meeting OF The star basketball
league will be held at The Star Of.
flee. Plans for the season will be
discussed and the rules will be gone
over. Managers OF teams planning
10 enter the circuit should fill out
an application blank and send II to
The Star Immediately In order to
give us an idea OF how the circuit
VIII line up for the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
TO WATCH
THIS GAME

Seattle football fans will be watch
ing the outcome OF the Dartmouth.
Cornell gridiron tusslc with more
than ordinary interest Saturday In
asmuch as Doblo II coaching the
Cornell team and that Dartmouth
plays the University OF Washington
team here In the final game of the
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
MOORE GETS
DRAW VERDICT

ABERDEEN. Nov. eddie Moore.
Seattle bantam. boxed n six-round
draw with Allie Taylor OF Portland
In the main event here last night.
Phil Jensen Of San Francisco and
Frank Critics of Portland also went 10
an even verdict in the slx.round semi
final.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

for the game, with Coach Powers and
his staff Of assistants. trying TO elm.
mate weaknesses In the defense and
trying to build up the Tiger attack
for Fridays struggle.
a loss for Broadway Friday would
mean that they would have to defeat
Ballard the following week. and if
this should come about the race
would be tied up into pretty mess.
Lincoln and Queen Anne meet Sat.
urday. The winner will still have a
small chance for a tie for the uua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
CUE ENTRIES
CLOSE

CHICAGO, Nov. a.-Twcive play.
crs are entered in the national three.
cushion billiard elimination tourney
which closed here Tuesday. Play be
gins Novcrsber ~. Tho frwt three
men 20 finish win play n series with
Champion Robert cannofax for the
World'a tltlo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
ICE
SEASON
OPENS
HERE

with their steel blades sharpened
several hundred OF Seattle's lovers Of
ice skating ushered in the opening OF
the local season at the Arena last
night
This event should wake up ths
hockey fans. but not until after the
annual meeting Of the league direc-
tors. which will be held in vsncou-
yer on November 10. will there b
any announcement as 20 the opening
date Of the league race
The Nets lineup for the coming
season will be much the same ~
won the pennant last year.
Mugg Murray is not expected 10
return. but his place viii be wen
taken care OF by Bernie Morris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
GRID 98
.@9gH9N

Princeton W. Harvard In their an
nusi battle In the Fast SATURDAY..
Harvard IL u favorit- TO uin.
Tale tanEios with Brown
Dobie'- Corn~iI team fac~s Q hard
game with Dartmouth.
Penn state entortains the strong Ne
braska eleven.
syrseuse tsnsic- with Washington
and Jefferson In another game that
should be worth watching.
Two big games hold the center Of IN,
stage In the West. with Ohio state play,
ing Michigan, and Illinois and Chicago
got together
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
NfTRk1.E'S
JINN
MUELLER is
TURNED BACK

Ar Mueller. Western Lacquer. who
filled In At first base for a while for
the Vernon Tigers. has been turned
back 20 the Wichita club in tho
Western circuit Manager Essick
Of the Tigers IN banking on Ham
Hyatt. the veteran siugEer. TO take
care Of tho first pillow next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
TWO MAY GO Up
IRON Los ANGELES
BROWN TO
ATTEND MEET

Bob Brown. The crimson.headed
leader Of the Vancouver team In the
Pacific International league. will
represent that body In the annual
minor league meeting at Kansas
City November ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

pounds. - years Old and letter
man
Paul Campbell. nairback. fTs
pounds. - years cid and . letter.
man
Howard Deems guard. 100 pounds.
20 years old and first year on the
team
Buss welcomes fuiibaek. fss
pounds. 2. years old and first year
on tho team
Red McAipine. tackle. iTt pounds.
"a years old and first year on the
team.
TACKLE WEIGHS
$50 POUNDS
q. Ilssssr, tackle. 100 pounds. 20
years old and first year on the team.
bud DcGroot. center. $50 pounds
20 years old and first year on the
team.
Dick Pcr-hlnx. tackle. III pounds
20 years Old and iestsrmsn.
Dick Arnetf. haifbaek. i5s pounds.
"a years old and FIRST year on the
team.
l.. Rice. center. $50 pounds 20
Year, old and first year on the team.
Dave Levy. guard. iss pounds. -
years Of ags and istterman.
Fred Adams end. $50 pounds. II
years OF age and a iettsrman.
ANOTHER BIG
LI>ESMAN
Bob CrAvcns. guard. 40 pounds.
~ years old and first year on the
team
Jack Patrick. fuifhack. iTs pounds.
~ years old and a letterman.
~swsds" RICHTER. center. fss
pounds. 20 yeaTs old and letter
man
"Dink- Tcmp's,on. haifhaek. 100
pounds. - years years old and a
lettsrman.
Tho avcraw. weight OF the Card.
nh team is iss pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
WILL DECIDE
COAST TITLE?

Coast football critics are almost
Unanimous In the opinion that the
winner Of the California Stanford
tussle In Berkeley next Saturday
viii just about decide the Coast
conference championship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

Here the principals Of the most famous bonehead play
Of baseball When Fred Mere failed 10 touch second in
that memorable game becen the Giants and Cuba f2
ago. Johnny Erers had brain storm whieh cost the Nec
York Giants the pennant The Mere boner made him the
baseball goat years but his snoring snce then has made
fans partly forget at is as much as Il lo erer DC for
ootte PLAYS Of the Merks kind make baseball history
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

Billy Wright. Seattle weller. meets
a rugged customer tomorrow night In
Vancouver. y. c.. where he takes on
frankie Denny, the Oakland welter
Denny boxes Steve Dalton here Tues
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

the list Of important tosSers sent
up To the big show. just 10 mon
ton Walters name Is enough. What
he ara up there Is ancient history.
SEATTLE CONTRIBUTES
PAIR or STARS
Seattle has contributed Herb
Rrenton. hurier. and sammy Bohnc.
third sacker de luxe. Both so 10
Cincinnati. Herb Joined tho Reds
about the first Of September. but
he wasn't given a chance 10 show
what he could do until the race
was over. cincy scribcs put their
stamp Of approval on him.
Rohne ranked as the best an
around hall mayer In the league
hast year. IL he doesn't star with
the Reds next year. We lose our
guess.
Portland contributes lew Biuo.
Its brilliant first sacker. Blue goes
20 Detroit. Reports have II that
Harry Hoffman. another former
Coaster. who has been holding down
the first base berth for the Tigers.
wants a change next year. III
he Is ic, out blue should have
almost clear field for the job.
He win make good n he learns how
- curb his temper. Blue n
tough loser and unless everything
breaks Just right for him he starts
ssahsinr everybody. Including him
self. ard IL doesn't do his playing
any good.
HOILING GOES
10 DETROIT
OAKLAND Is promoting BABE Hoi'.
lns. . cocl-headed young right.
handed hurser. lie also goes 10
retrolt- lie has every chance In
the world 10 make good as he has
lot Of natural ability.
Detroit plucks another Coaster
from the San Francisco Seals IN
Jimmy Cayency. the versatile IN.
fielder. Caveney Is one OF the bess
f.elders In the minors. II his hit
ting only holds UP be should make
. 70 OF H.
Vernon win ship wIuie Mitchell
their equally brilliant ssortssop. TO
the New York Yanks. Mitchell
hasn't a chance In the world 20
. break In at short for the Yanks
unsezs Roger peckinpaugh. another
FORMER Coaster. breaks a lex or
worse. But he may be fitted In
ct one Of the other inficid borths
or traded.
SALT LAKE
SENDS TWO
Salt Lake Il sending two players
MP. Ernie Johnson. their great
shortsfop and manager. and wally
Hood. outfielder. are the pair Ct
Bees to travel TO the big time
johnson goes TO the Chicago
white sox and II he plays any
where near the kind Of ball for the
Sox that he showed for the Bees
he should be playing alongside of
Eddie Collins next summer.
Hood goes hack for another trial
with Brooklyn He Will have TO
show a lot Of stuff 10 break In
sn the Brooklyn outfit even m
utility fielder. Brooklyn has q
great trio in Wheat. Myers and
Enffth and a nifty utility man In
EeiA Hood was slow In starting
after joining the Bees. but he put
up q great brand OF ball before
the season was over.
TWO NAY GO Up
IRON Los ANGELES
Los Angeles may complete deals
with the Sc. Louis Cardinals where
BY Bill Pertica- their star right.
handler. and Johnny Bassier. their
crack catcher. get trials next spring.
There are a lot poorer pitchers In
the big show than Pertica and the
same goes for Bassler In the catch.
hlg line.
There aren't 20 many Coast
league graduates this year. but
there Is a lot OF class 10 the boys
going up. Baseball fans should
hear more OF some Of them. II not
all. when the big time circuits
swing into action next season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Fate PLAYS Funny Tricks in Old Game of Baseball
1Ia ASEh4 ~
dGaaeE&Gs ~

called this morning.
He wanted TO know who is
teaching Virgil Garvey how
10 play the Victrola.
VIRGIL rs ONE or THE MOST
FAMOUS yICTItOIA PLAYERS IN
THE WORLD.
An be does is break records
Gene Hotton, the 10. 4
haberddsher, Uo,lId hare
been a total nbstainer II he
had only knoWn 10 Uds tea,
GOOD NIGHT ri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
BENJAMIN VS..
r. MITCHELL

Joe Benjamin OF Portland will take
on Richie Mitchell In the wlndup
event at Milwaukee. Wis. Novem.
Der ~. IL will be a 1oround bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

hardly time to recover from
the Oregon game last Satur-
day, and as they leave Palo
Alto Wednesday for here. !
don't expect that they will be
in excellent shape for the big
game Saturday"
Stamford has played five games
already this season. losing two. In
the first game Of the season the
Cards beat ST. Marys a. 20 Q. They
lost TO the olympic club Of San
Francisco in their second tut b. a
10 10 score. and went down Be.
fore IN. University Of southern
California In the next game BY a
10 to 0 count The Cards beat Santa
Clara By a 81 10 score and beat
Oregon last Saturday BY a 10 to Q
score.
SECOND YEAR
At GAME
Too much cannot be expected
from the Cards as this 10 only their
second year at American football.
and the men sim show symptoms
OF the old Rugby game In the
gnmeA
The team win arrive IN Seattle
Friday morning at 7fs and biz
crowd OF Stanford supporters viii
be on hand TO greet the Southern
griddcrs and coaches
The following players win make
the trip North:
CAPTAIN -
HlAIfBACk
Captain Art WILCOX. a haigssck.
weighing iss pounds and his FIRST
year on the team Wilcox 10 2.
years old
Bobby Pelouxe. end. weighing iss
pounds, q ietterman. and % year.
OF age.
Rab shiaufeman. end. f7s pounds
70 years old and n letierman.
Bob shiaudeman. quarter. fss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

and { h e r G
are chances
I hat I h G
Angels may
promote a
pair of toss
erS.
Walter Malls.
who was sent
up 20 C1ev~
land from Sac
mmento heads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

JOE WOPP SAYS HE
G AMT UNDERSTAND
HOW THE MAN WHO
COUNTED THE ELEC
TON VOTES COULD
HAVE SO MANY COUNT
ED BY TODAY.
SID Brunn called up this morning
10 ask why II was that Dan Salt
didn't run stronger for sheriff
Elmo Jones, the southpntD
boring commissioner, also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
BRILLIANT CORPS OF
COAST TOSSERS
GRADUATE TO
BIG LEAGUE CLUBS

oAST league baseball be proud Of the Of diamond
to the big the big
Every the has this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
CAPTAIN IS
IiAIIBACk
|EP a
|GIBrril

NJ John uarriseo. the hsg tackle 81
the ballard high school team. wsuid
ssil Into his ~~rk In the line little
more. he weeid be the b>-t tackle In
the city. There's No doobt about
HE ability ss . kieke~. hat he ISN'T
half - effective ss . roo pounder
should be In . high school line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

Here's en-. oompiste card for the Ts-
coma rinG shsv Thursdsy night: Bvd
Ridley Va Morgan Jones cAfohwciKhss
Harold Jores vs. Carl Martin. light
~sixhts. Md Fisher va elem kuso~sAT.
lsrhs-heavyweiHhts. nili Sheldon va
Miks usPiuto. hantsmwsirhtr. Hob Al
len. weitsr. va epponent get TO be
picked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

Tougher Hsfiet. Lincoln captain
and star hsifbzek. will be eligible 20
play with the North enders for the
rest Of the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

Lincoln and Queen Anne tansis ~ shs
Coast league bail PARK Saturday after
room. There vas some talk Of shifting
the game 10 Thursday In order not TO
conflict with the stanford washinT ton
20. but the officials eonidn't see their
way clear to make the shift
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

Jack pri,,or. voris's w~itsr tirr
hoxs. Jack Perry - rounds In Louis.
vile. Ky, November g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

Ttfiie Herman. Cesst weller. has
been Indefinitely suspended for al
teW-i foul tactics In his rvc~pt bout
With Marty Cro~~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

Spencer Harris. Broadway hssebsr snd
basket ball star. f. turning out for the
Tiger football team He's playing an
end berth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
STANFORD FOOTBALL
MANAGER is
FAR FROM
CONFIDENT
BY TOM OLSEN


s>HE Stanford football team is not coming up from th
i South confident of a win over Washington" sait
Graduate Manager Edward Martin yesterday. when askec
Tor his opinion of the Cardinals chances in the coming big
tilt
Martin arrived in Seattle yesterday with Walter Ames
former graduate manager at the southern institution to com
plee arrangements with Darwin Meisnes the Washington
graduate manager
THE coach and players think that they going NJ
against better team and will fight altho Cardinal vic
tory is not anticipated Martin The boys have hac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
MAN-O-WAR
SHOULD
REALLY
WORRY!

TH HE little kink Of controversy b.
tween English and American.
- bred horses crops up in the case
Of o'-War--Amcricas wonder
horse.
British authorities win not give
the son OF Fair Play place In their
official turf registry because OF the
Lexington cross In his pedigree
English critics only deem horses
worthy OF registry in their records
that show n clear title from the Eng
lish to tho American stud book.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
PEDIGREE
RECORDS LOST

spendthrift. the rreat-grand-slre
OF Man-o'-War. cannot be proven to
be a thorobrcd owing TO loss Of pedi.
gree records. Early records OF sew.
eral famous families OF American
horses were not carefully complied.
and acadcmically II detraets from
their standard.
But for all that. II Americas won.
der horse were TO be entered In the
English dcrbies. most OF the racing
and breed enthusiasts OF tho U. S.
A. would stake the Fair Play colt to
win.
American.bred horses have won n
fair, percentage Of their faces
thorobred or not.
Iroauois. horse bred In America,
won the British derby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
EVERS TO
MANAGE
MERKLE
in 1921
By DEAN SNYDER


se"ne nhuunE IN the panepA'i snow
plays strange uiehS OF eo'ho'aenee
s"'neumeA
Next year frcd herhe WIN be
~ "'s "uu ~. - ,'..',., -.
80 80 49, 80, -, - ,,,,.',. 80 ~,
"a.a :" 80 80 $3.50 -" N'" ~
" N'' p
Tho quick thinking braln OF John'
ny ENerH which Inquired out that MS
toric play 'kn flaSh VIII DC aoihk
M~rkies thinking Tor nan IN l'@L
COSTLY
PLAY
put W., wonder N IN. author Of
IN. famou. homer has anv moro liz.
them IN his system ana II one vtll
cron ou, M .ome inopportune tins
ana cheat IN, new Cub piiot out OF
A money series.
Merkie's failure 10 touch second IN
TIA, gam. ~ year, aRo cos, each
ana every Giant approximately
81 900.
The Mnr,xi~ bon~r Of 1903 came
late IN the season when tho Giants
and Cubs were dashinK down the
pennant stretch neck and neck
HOW 1T
HAPPENED
I, IN. r,or,., r,r. ,r, $3.50. on,
IN the ,,rth 1nn,nr r.n. go. -.
lied Mccorm,,k ec,-unl.s MIRA sna
M.rkle Wa, ON fir.t nrlax.Ii m,
..fc,y % she on,s,,Is Tn. e,,,.sN
.warn.s .ero.. ~. ,.ls .fc,.or,,,,.,,
cro.n.a m. plato Af.ykl. .,.y,.c
toward second ,,o,n~a ara IN -
the clubhouse. Evrr.. then the rrea,
Cub second baaemAn. noticed M~r
kie's omission 10 touch seooni and
complete tho play. Ito shouted &c
Schultz 10 toss him tho ball. cxcrr
loalled TO the umpire and touched
second with the ball. The umpire
declared Mcrkie forced for tho flnal
out. and Mccormick run did no,
count
Tn. tie game WINS played over later
and the Cubs won-thn pennant go,
ing with IL
ryrus.
RrrORn
Tha,.. ho~ .r.< r.N. ~
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Ever. TO Chance play. Thn Gun.
won four p.nnan,. MN. h. w.. /.
member Of the fast clicking machine
He went 70 Boston In 1914 and tbs
Braves copped that year.
During the war he served abroad
a. baseball director for the Knights
Of Columbia
HELPED
GIANTS
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Harvey Thspe. Ksn~>s city wei
Ter, Who besrsi . draw With Tr~sie
Davis hero. i- In san frsncisoo look
ing for nstehr>-
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Johnny Mccarthy. tho terrible motor
nsn. IL out o. the RING xsrns for awhile
liis two osiidren are III with scarlet
fever.
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MAY BAR
HIM. BUT

And Man-o'war. tho barred from
tho 400 family" Of English horses by
a slip In the records, would be the
next II given a chance. most every.
one believes.
Man-o'Wsr should worry. He's
won a place in American history.
That's huff.