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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
MAJOR LEAGUES
MEET TO FORM
NEW TRIBUNAL
National Commission Will Be
Succeeded by a New Body
Composed of Big Men N lot
of Big Men Not Financially
Connected With Game.

CHICAGO, Oct. 18.-Discussion Of
plans, for the Reorganization Of base
ball under a civilian tribunal" was
started here today at a joint meet
ing of National and American league
club owners. All the members of
National league, headed by their
president John A. Heydler were
present, as were representatives of
the Chicago, New York and Boston
American league clubs. B. B. John
son, president of the American
league, had announced he would not
attend the meeting, and the five
Washington. Cleveland, st.
Louis, Detroit and Philadelphia--who
aligned themselves with him in the
fight last winter, were not expected
to attend.
The chief topic today was the dis
cussion of the Lasker plan of reor-
ganization, which If adopted would
place control of professional baseball
under a Civilian" tribunal of three
men not interested financially in the
game. This would result in the doing
away of the national commission,
which body has been without a
chairman since the resignation of
August Hermann, Of Cincinnati, last
fall
The reason given by Mr.. Johnson
for not attending the meeting was
that he did not think it advisable at
this time to discuss reorganization
because of Startling evidence he
thought might come before the Cook
county grand jury" when it recon
venes tomorrow to continue it's in
Vestigation of the baseball scandal.
The conference is the outcome of
suggestions made following grand
Jury disclosures of crooked work in
the 1919 worlds series.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
SATURDAYS RESULTS
OF FOOTBALL GAMES

At Memphis.-Tupelo Military acade-
my 20. G. B. G. 2.
At Memphis.--U. of T. Dentals 6,
Normal 0.
At Observation-Disclosures Tech "A. Van
At Chattanooga-Tennessee IS. Chat
tanooga O.
AT Atlanta. 81. oglethorpe
10.
At Tuscaloosa.-Alabama 81, Missis-
sippi college 0.
AT Macon.-Howard SO, Mercer 1s.
At Lynchburg.-Virginia Military So,
Citadel 0.
At Durham.-Trinity 81, Guilford 6.
At Characterization 81, Wake
forest Z. $50
At Greenville.-Georgia T., Furman O.
At Birmingham.-Bir South
ern %. Mississippi Z.
At Mobile. Spring Hill 10, Marion Z
=. At Maryville. IA, Roanoke
At Jefferson city.-Emory & Henry
40, Carson Newman 0.
v, At dpanville'-center S. Transyl-
At Georgetown.-st. Xaviers 81
Georgetown (Ky.) o.
At New orleans-Tulane 0, Rice 0.
.. At Chapel Hill.-North Carolina 81
South Carolina 0.
At Alexandria. -Louisiana college 10
Louisiana Normal 13.
At Fayetteville.-Texas Christian 81
Arkansas 2. '
AT Conway.-Third division (camr
Pike G, Hendrix 0. -
At Starkville. Mississippi Aggies 80
Southern Military college 0. n
Harvard 49, Williams 0.
Princeton 81, Washington and Lee O.
Boston college ri, Yale 10.
Brown IA, Colgate 0.
Dartmouth a.. Holy Cross H.. =
Maryland Is, Washington college 0.
pittsburgh Z, Syracuse 7.
Ohio State II, Purdue O.
Pennsylvania 7, Lafayette 0.
Army 26, Springfield Z.
Chicago Al, Wabash 0.
August %. Illinois Wesleyan 10.
Navy T. Bucknell 2.
Wisconsin 27. Northwestern 7.
Notre Dame Is. Nebraska Z.
Michigan 35. Michigan Aggies 0.
Detroit 4S, st. Louis 0.
Illinois 20, Iowa 8.
Columbia 20, Amherst Z.
Wesleyan 10. New York 49,
georgetown to; N q, West Virginia Yves.
Penn state Il, North Carolina 0.
Butler IA, Wilmington o.
Missouri IA, Iowa State 2.
Indiana 81, Minnesota 7.
Lebanan valley IL, HaVerford IL.
Lawrence 10. Beloit college 0.
Colorado O. Utah o.
Lehigh 1. Rochester 0.
st. Mary's Al. West Maryland 0.
West Virginia 81. George Washing
ton O.
Catholic university Z. Muhlenburg 6
Carnegie Tech II, Grove City 8.
Delaware 20, st. John 0.
Virginia IA, Johns Hopkins O.
Rutgers 10, Virginia Poly 6.
Earlham 7, Rose Poly 6.
Dennison 81, Cincinnati 0.
Stevens a. Swathmore Z.
Washington and jefferson 10, &c
neva o. s.
Tufts 7, Norwich 0.
At Neutrality-suspicious. Aggies 7
Emporia Normal 7.
At Dallas.--Texas II, Oklahoma Ag
gies 0.
At Lawrence.--Kansas 7, Drake 3.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
NEWS SC|M|TAR
DEFENDS TITLE
Beats Press 1879 Sunday in
Final Game of
the Year.

The News Scimitar's distinguished
array % ball players, defending the
envious title OF champions Of the
newspaper league, Sunday rolled back
the Memphis Press Is to Q. The de-
cisipe victory ended the season and
members OF the Winning combine ton
were scattering back Monday to their
various departments.
The Press opened with a fSRe ct.
tack, and before the first inning was
completed there were rumOis aflCat
|of master mind in control Of The
News Scimitar destinies. /; looked
like somebody had found something
under his pillow and was preparing
TO lift the old mortgage for the sake
OF the wife and kids. But before this
idea could be contaminated tho Gang
settled down and riddled Harris
with rafting attack, Meanwhile
Press sluggers were blinking in dcs-
peration as Johnny Maley wound
fast ones around their necks with
uncanny speed
When the Press rolled up five runs
in the first canto all signs Of a close
game passed out the back door and
News Scimitar parade left the dug
out in the same session, accumulat-
ing four runs before the side was re-
tired. With this brisk start the
score keeper sat down TO tough jou
and was neck high in trouble the rest
of the way.
Seventeen accident insurance writ
ers were looking up Amos Black I'M
mediately after the game, when re,
ports were spread OF his close call
with death. Black was playing right
field when a News Scimitar athlete
pumped a line drive In his dlrectiol.
He mistook II for a freight train and
was ditched. He will recover, ply
sicians state.
Other details OF the hectic battle
are contained in the box score:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
ASK TRAP SHOOTERS
FOR RULE CHANGES
M. D. Hart Calls on Southern
ers for Their Ideas
on Sport.

NJ. d. Hart, Lyric building, Rich
mond, Va, amateur member Of the
general committee from the South
ern zone of the American Trapshoot-
ers' association, which will hold it's
annual meeting Nov. in New York
city asks the Southern zone trap
shooters in Maryland, Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisi-
ana, Arkansas, Tennessee and West
Virginia to advise him what changes,
if any, they wish made in the pres
ent rules.
He also desires to know IL they
favor a system providing for the
classification Of shooters in regis
tered tournaments competing for
trophies. and added money sweep
stake purses
American trapshooting is growing
by leaps and bounds, and an active
gun club is nearly as good an ad-
vertising medium for the progressive
ness of town as is a good baseball
club. 1t is urged that every anna
tur trapshooter send in his SUCCESS
tons to Mr. Hart, being assured that
the general committee is anxious to
adopt such rules and regulations
governing trapshooting as will tend
to put this new American sport on
the high plane other amateur Amer
lean outdoor sports enjoy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
j. OF 7. DENTALS
BEAT NORMAL
Fast Game Played at Russ
wood Park Saturday Re-
suits in Win by One Goal.

In what was one of the fastest
and hardest fought football games
of the season, the University of
Tennessee Dentals defeated the West
Tennessee Normal Tigers Saturday
afternoon at Rosewood park. Only
one touchdown was scored the u. of
T. team counting once when Fullback
Dodds fumbled, and the bali was
recovered by a U. OF T, man, who
raced the entire field for a touch
down. The attempt at goal failed.
Fullback Charles Dodds, one of
Normal's best men. was knocked
out in the first 10 minutes of play
by a dislocated shoulder, and 1t was
feared that the shoulder was broken.
However, he will be out Of the game
only two weeks.
For Normal Capt. Grantham and
Lambert in. the line and Snyder at
half, did the best work, while for
L. Of T. Groneaur and Carman fea-
tured by brilliant playing.
On next Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock Normal meets Union Uni
versity OF Jackson at ROSEWOOD
park
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
This TWirLer
Was Under COUer

Dick Carroll was a pitcher with
the Yankees when George Stall
ings was their manager just be-
fore the game each day Stallings
would look over his extra pitch
ers. hand balls to a couple of
them and sent them out under
the stand to warm up. He kept
them there out Of sight of the
game until the game ended. Car
roll says he got this assignment
every day for the full season.
Late in the year, the race be-
ing close, some betting men
wanted to get line Of dope on
the various teams. They hap
pened to run into carroll. Here's
a pitcher on the Yankee team"
one of them said. He can give
us a tip or two"
who, in your opinion, looks
best for the pennant?" Carroll
was asked.
Dick let out Tough and con-
fessed: Say, | haven't seen a
game of ball all season. Can't
some of you fellows tell me how
the Yankees look in a game.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
CENTRE IS STRONG.

Augie Moran's Centre team is prac-
tically intact and is counting on an
other big season such as was enjoyed
last year.
Saturday the Centre eleven went
I'D against Pennsylvania and brush
ed them aside with ease, piling up
55 points while keeping the Transyl-
vanians at bay throughout.
Auburn went UP against Clemson
in the Saturday schedule, and came
out with win, the PlainsZnen win
ming by the score Of 81 to 0. The
University of Georgia, although out
weighing Furman 10 pounds to the
man, had one of the biggest sur
prises of the year handed them when
they were only able to score one lone
touchdown against the F'urman ag-
gregation.
The University of Alabama, play
ing like champions, waded through
Mississippi college Saturday by the
margin of 81 to 0.
The Virginia Cadets came through
with $50 victory over Citadel.
The majority of Dixie teams
which crossed the Mason and
Dixon line received some severe
drubbings.
Washington and Lee made an
unsuccessful effort to tame the
Princeton TIGERS, but the Bengals
found the Southerners easy
money and took them into camp
by the score Of "a to O. Penn
State attached the scalp of North
Carolina State, 40.
Virginia Poly dropped Satur-
days decision to Rutgers, 10 to 8.
The University of Virginia
proved the exception and won
over Johns Hopkins, IA to o.,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
.STANOCOLAS WIN
over POLAR|NES Al.
Baton Rouge Team Victorious
in Sunday Game in New
Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Oct. 1s.-
The oil championship is no longer in
dispute as the result of the defeat
of the Polarines of Memphis at the
hands of the Stanocolas Of Baton
Rouge, La. in the deciding game at
Heinemann field Sunday, the final
score being to l.
The two teams having won one
game each met on neutral grounds to
decide the championship The game
was played for charity and good
crowd witnessed tine game from the
stands. The weather was ideal.
The score hardly shows the differ
ence between the teams as there was
shade in favor of the Polarines, If
any difference, insofar as fielding
was concerned. The hitting of the
Polarine team did not come up to the
hitting of the Stanocolas, particu
larly as regards the smuggling ability
Of doc" Fenton of the Stanocolas.
Terry opened rather wild for the
Polarines, but managed to squeeze
through the first inning after basing
two and having one miscue made in
fielding behind him.
Three hits in a row in the third
inning scored two runs for the Stan
COldS' "A DdSG Ol D1llS anu IL M III
the fifth scored another Stancola run
while their last tally was made in
the ninth on a base on balls and
Pezold's three bag knock. The lone
run made by the Polarines was made
in the sixth when Mullikin doubled
and came home on Metteer's hard
drive to second which Allison booted
The fielding of the two clubs was
especially good and particularly did
the work of Cissell and McCabe
stand out. The hitting of Fenton Of
the Stanocolas featured the contest,
| aside from Pezold's long ree-bag
ger which won him the fountain pen
prize offered by local jewelry store
Score R.H,E.
Stanocolas .....0O2 01O O01-4 Z 0
Polarines ZOO 010 000-1 4
Batteries-Landry and Regain;
Terry and Metteer Umpires Bren-
nan, Schaffer and knapp.
/
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18

eight-round noedecisfon mill the lat
ter part of the week,
Young Dempsey has been matched
with Joe Donnelly for the Southern
A. c. in the near future.
Georges Carpenter will not have
an opportunity to meet Jack Demp-
sey for the heavyweight champion
ship Of the world until 1921, accord
ing to the news of the day, which
states that the Frenchman must take
on three good United States light
heavies and middles before he gets
a crack at the crown now sitting at
a jaunty angle of Dempseys dome.
Carpenter is willing to meet all
corners so long as the jackpot is ac-
ceptable, which it has been thus far.
-
If Carpenter is successful in beat
ing the three men who will be Sc
lected for him, the Dempsey Carpen-
tier mill will draw over million
dollars If staged in Gotham.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
ALL-STARS DEFEAT
PLOUCHS AGAIN 40

Hugh MONEYS All-Stars again
took the measure OF the Ploughs, NJ.
A. A. champions, at ROSEWOOD park
Sunday afternoon, the score being
A to 0, Dazzy Vance, ex-Chick right
handler, now Pelican, served 'em for
The All-Stars. while Johnny Day ana
Mike Crogan did the pitching for the
Ploughs.
The All-Stars profited by miscues
Of the Ploughs. not a single one Of
their four runs having been earned.
Score by innings: RH.E
ALI Stars ...2OO 600 2O'--4 5 5
Ploughs ......O00 900 600 4 6
Vance and Long; Day, Crogan and
Hockersmith. Umpires--Bolton and
Maloughney.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
ORIOLES CHAMPIONS.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 1S.-De-
feating the st. Paul club of the
American association, ! to 0, in an
exceptionally hard fought game, the
Baltimore International club Satur-
day completed the minor league base
ball championship. A fluke home
run was the only tally. Saturdays
victory gave the Orioles five wins
in six games played.
1t was in the second inning, with
two out and the bases unoccupied,
that ShortstOp BOley cracked what
normally would be a single to right
center. Miller, in going for the ball,
slipped and fell and 1t rolled to deep
center for a home run, although the
throw to the plate by Berghammer,
who received the bali from Riggert.
made the decision close.
Score: r. II. +.
Baltimore .....O1O 900 OOO-l s o
ST, Paul ......,OO0 600 O0O--0 5 0
Ogden and Egan; Coumbe and
HarPraye.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18

or course, II you are content to have
only temporary relief from the terribly
ing itching and burning Of fiery, fam
ing skin diseases, then you are salts
fled to remain a slave to olntments, To-
tons and other local remedies applied
to the surface OF the skin. Such form
Of treatment however, can make no
progress whatever toward Kidding YOU
Of the discomfort which often becomes
a real torture.
But II you desire to free yourself from
any form OF skin disease. first OF all
you must realize that any disease must
be treated at its source.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
TENNESSEE STARTS
ON 1921 SCHEDULE

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 18.-Ten-
nessee's football schedule for next
year is being arranged, although this
season is not half over yet. Among
important teams with which Coach
Bender is endeavoring to match
games are University of Alabama,
University of Virginia, Auburn and
Georgia Tech.
Games with the first three named
colleges can be arranged II Tonnes
see goes away from here to play, but
the proposed schedule calls for six
games at the university here and
four abroad. Vanderbilt will be
played at Nashville.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
PACIFIC COAST IT,
SEASON CLOSES

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1S.-The
Pacific Coast baseball season closed
Sunday after one of the closest PEN
nant races in the history of the or
ganization.
Until two weeks ago five clubs
were in the running for the cham
pionship honors, and the Vernon
club clinched first place only last
Thursday. Seattle which finished
in last place last year, defeated San
Francisco twice yesterday, and
thereby took second honors from the
latter club. Los Angeles, Salt Lake,
Oakland, Sacramento and Portland
finished In the order named.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
Skin Sufferers Do Not
Want Mere Temporary Relief

Real genuine relief from eczema.
letter, scaly eruptions or any other
form OF skin irritations can not be
expected until you free your blood Of
the germs which cause these disorders.
And for this purpose there is no remedy
that gives more satisfactory results
than s.s.S., the fine old blood remedy
that goes down to the source Of every
blood disorder and routs out the germs
which cause the trouble.
SIS. is sold by all druggists. Begin
taking 1t today, and IL you viii write
a complete history OF your case. our
medical director win give you expert
advice without charge. Address Chief
Medical Adviser, 81 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta. Go. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
MOORE MEETS LYNCH.

Pal Moore, Memphis bantam, who
has started a strenuous winter box
ing campaign, will meet an old rival
in st. Louis on Tuesday night, Oct.
g.
Pal is going up against Joe Lynch,
OF New York, who has long been a
bantam contender second only to the
matchless Moore himself. They are
down for eight rounds and are billed
to step this distance OF less before
Jack Sullivan'S Future City Athletic
club.
Moore has laid QUE for himself a
hard winter OF milling, and before
the New Year IL ushered in, Pal will
have added considerable kale to his
bankroll in addition to having mas
saged quite few aspiring glovesters
with the padded mitts
Promoter Billy Hack of the South
ern Athletic club is still trying to dig
up a suitable opponent for Moore,
who is anxious to show here again.
Pal is strong admirer of Mem
phis, this being his native heath, and
he never passes up a chance to box
here, although he does not get as
big purses as he draws In the big
Eastern cities.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
OPEN IN ATLANTA

ATLANTA. Ga, Oct. 1S.-Four
events were on the program today to
open the final week Of the 1920 grand
circuit season, with a POS pacing
event for a purse Of $500 as the
feature of the day.
A ZIP pacing event, a 2:20 pacing
race and 2:0S trotting event com
pleted the card which drew some OF
the fastest horses OF the country as
entrants.
Fair weather and a fast track were
promised for the first day OF the an
nual meet here on the Lakewood
track
The races will be held her" daily
until Saturday and number -
Southern horses have been entered
as well as those whose names are
known to all followers Of The harness
events
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
MEET PITTSY SATURDAY.

Georgia Tech has the biggest
assignment of the year ahead Of
her for next Saturday, when she
goes to Pittsburgh to meet Glenn
Warmers Pitt team, which has
become one Of the features of the
grid season. Tech is anxious to
wipe out the stain Of defeat that
was administered on the occasion
Of their last invasion of the
Smoky City, and the Golden Tor
nado is already gathering mo.
mentum for the big task ahead
Of il.
Tech has always given the Pitt
Panthers a battle. but the Pitts
burshers have proven too big a
bite for the yellow Jackets to as
simulate. However, the long lane
is due for a turn. and the Jack
cts are confident they will have
the hide of the Painters nailed
to their cabins when they return
to Dixieland next Sunday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
HAGEN AID BARNES WIN

NEW YORK, Oct. lS.-Walter Ha-
gen and Jim Barnes won Sunday
from Harry Vardon and Ted Ray, the
visiting British golfers, by up and
2 to play. in 36-hole match over
the FairWew Country club links, at
Elmsford, N. Y. The Americans
we're 2 up at the end Of the morning
round. in which Ray was low with i
70. Vardon and Barnes each took 76
and Hagen ~.
In the afternoon round Barnes had
the lowest score of the day 70, max
ing his total l4s. The other after
noon scores were: Hagen 50, Ray
~, and Vardon "
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
THE LOCAL SITUATION.

The local football situation is
scrambled. In the games that have
already been played, Memphis Uni
versity school and Central High have
not yet been defeated, and it appears
as II these two machines will fight
it out for the city prep school
championship.
The West Tennessee Normal Tigers
lost to the University of Tennessee
Dentals Saturday by the margin of
one goal, while c. B. c. was de-
cisively defeated by the Tupelo Mill
tary academy.
NJ. U. S. went to Martin. Tenn, and
piled up a 1870 win over McFerrin.
Tech High went to Dyersburg and
defeated Dyersburg High school Fri
day of last week
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
GLOVESTERS ALL
READY FOR TILT
At SOUTHERN A. c.
Kid Roth and Battling Burgess
Go Eight Rounds Or Less on
Same Card With Young Joe
Cans and Battling Mitchell.

After a week Of strenuous
training, the four principals in
Monday nights double windup at
the Southern Athletic club are
ready to don the gloves. There
will be two bouts OF eight rounds
each in addition TO four round
preliminary and battle royal.
In the first part OF the windup
Young Joe Cans will meet Bat
ting Mitchell. Of Montgomery,
Ala. IN the second half Kid Roth
will meet Battling Burgess in
eight rounds or less. Billy Hack
will be the third man in the ring,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
TUPELO IS VICTOR
OVER c. B. c. zoo
Soldiers Profit by Miscues of
Local Gridders and Win
Saturday Contest.

The Tupelo Military academy was
victorious over the Christian Broth
ers college eleven Saturday after
noon at Hodges field by the score of
20 to 0. In the first quarter c. B. G,
carried the ball down the field al
most to the goal when Linder FUN
bled. Clifton recovered and raced the
entire field for touchdown. An
other touchdown came when Tupelo
unCorked a series of end runs and
passes, coupled with fumbles of c.
B. C.
The lineuD:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
DYERSBURG WINS.

NEwBERN, Tenn. Oct. lS.-The
Newbern high school football team.
which was organized here several
weeks ago, was defeated on the local
ground by the Dyersburg team. by o
score OF 81 TO 0. The game was
PLAYED on the Newbern school CAM
pus. and was Witnessed by several
hundred enthusiastic spectators. This
is the second game that the Newbern
boys have played. They defeated the
Obion team last week by a large
score.
The superintendent, Prof. G. II.
Mullins. is using efforts to make
the Newborn team the strongest IN
the county.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
ASK TITLE FOR
GEORGES CARPENTER

PARIS, Oct. 1s.--The French box
ing federation. at meeting held
here, has decided TO ask the inter-
national boxing union to sanction the
result OF the Carpenter Levinsky
fight by granting Carpenter the
title Of light heavyweight champion
of the world. The union has here
tofore considered this title vacant
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
CREB vs.. LITTLETON.

NEW ORLEANS La, oct. lS.--
Harry Greb, Of Pittsburgh, will meet
Happy" Littleton, of New Orleans,
in a 15-Yound bout here Nov. IS. An
nouncement ~ The match vas made
by a local promoter. The men will
NEE, az i6i pounds give % take two
mounds
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
HAYWOOD PROTESTS.

Bert Hodge, coach of Haywood
County Highs football team. notifies
us that mistake was made in ref
erence to a football game between
Haywood County High and Dyers-
burg which 1t was stated that Dyers-
burg beat Haywood, % to 0. Ac-
cording to Bert, the reverse was true,
with Haywood defeating Dyersburg
by the score of % to 0.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-18
COTTON PLANT WINS.

COTTON PLANT, Ark, Oct 1S.---
The Cotton PlaBt High defeated
Augustus crack football team at the
latter's gridiron in a fast, well-played
game, "a to 20. This is the sixth
win so far for the home team this
season