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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
Frank welsh.

Among Connie Mack's kinder
boys is Frank Welsh, out
He has his own ideas abou'
pitching and things. He says:
81 think the reason for the
great hitting In tho big leagues
this year Is the result of poorer
pitching. All clubs have had
trouble with their pitching
STATS. The AthIetics arc going
to cut a-wider swath next year.
Connie has collected some pro-
missing youngsters. Look at
Harris there. the string bean
from Texas. He's got one of the
best curve balls in the league.
They made a lot of fun of him
early this year because he
couldn't field his position. But
you ought to see him now.
When he first started they tried
to bunt him out of the box, but
they can't do It any more. He's
learned 20 field bis position"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13

The Old Bridge baseball nine VIII
have as their opponents sunday after
noon, the Pioneers Of this city The
Amboy team last Sunday defeafed
the Sacred Hearts Of South Amt0y
by q big score. Thomas viii occfIpy
the mound for the visitors In this
contest. while s. Bonalsky viii Be
stationed behind the plate
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
BATTING

Tommy" Burke who has played
In n third of the games played by
ting with an acreage of .4S1. The
team averages .271 in hitting. The
averages of the players are as fol-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13

The Fords and Keasbey Sporting
Club, recently organized. would Hike
all persons interested to meet At 5
o'clock tonight at the club rooms.
formerly Pete's pool parlor- corner
OF New Brunswick avenue and Paul
! street. Fords
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13

A team ranging from thirteen q
nfteen years of age playing under the
name Of the Central Midgets would
like 10 meet teams in their class
J. Jolly. manager Of the team q be
reched by calling 146-R or address
ing communications TO s54 Division
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.
New York. s; Cleveland. I.
Chicago, z; Washington, 2.
Philadelphia, 3: Detroit, i.


New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Philadelphia (1games).
Chicago at Detroit.
No other clubs scheduled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13

Fans who follow baseball only in
this county will recall the fact that
bhe House of David team two weeks
pgo handed q bitter defeat TO the
Michelins at Midtown before a
krowd of 1000. An assemblage of
this size in the Midtown field is a
record, but the Michigan team has
played to crowds much larger, in
Philadelphia before 1900, in New
York yer $4,000 and In Newark a
kimilar number.
In the lineup of the House of
David team are at least three men
who have been offered berths with
big league teams, Paul Mooney, the
crack right-hander is wanted by the
Chicago White Sox; Z. Hannaford,
The first sacker of the bearded team
has also been chased around by big
league scouts. as has DOC" Tally,
the Babe" Ruth of the team. who
should find the right field fence
Aeasy pickings" tonight IL Apple"
leeds 'em nice.
Applegate will in all probability
be SEN to the mound for the home
club, while "Ponya" 500 will be on
hand to go to his rescue, II the I'M
expected happens. The Amboy line
up will be on hand in full force and
ihe ardent Amboy followers are
footing for a victory over the House
pf David team. The game will start
promptly at 6 o'clock, rain or
bhine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
To Play in South Amboy.

The North Amboy Sporting Club
will travel to South Amboy Sunday
afternoon TO play the Sacred Hearts
OF that place. The local team has
already achieved one victory over
the Hearts by the score of GA.
Stratford and Kovosky will be the
South Amboy teams battery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
FIELDING AVERAGES

The Perth Amboy baseball nine
in eighteen games has a fielding av-
erage of .913, ~forty-nine errors be-
ing made by the team. The individ-
uai fielding averages are as follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13

The Clover Midgets defeated the
No. s School Midgets "Wednesday
night by q score of It's. Adams and
seider were in the points for the win
ming outfit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
standing OF The Clubs.


Games Today.
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston e. games)-
81. Louis at Pittsburgh.
No other clubs scheduled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
In MAJOR
Baseball Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburgh, 2: New York, o.
Chicago, 8; Brooklyn, 4.
Cincinnati, 8: Boston. 5 I'll in
nings).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13

Jack johnson made enough in the
ring TO tour the world for seven
years before getting homesick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
FEATURE CAME
HERE TODAY
Perth Amboys to Face House
of David Nine This After
noon on Copper Wks. Oval

II you are interested in seeing a
real ball game at a park within
walking distance of the center of the
city, at a time which Is suitable to
bll working people. 6 o'clock.
\ II you desire to witness the much
talked of House of David baseball
team from Benton Harbor, Mich, a
team that IL capable of holding its
Dwn with the best baseball teams in
the country, the players which
have long hair and unshaved boards.
Go to the Raritan Copper Works
Held at 6 o'clock tonight, rain or
shine. and you will see this crack
diamond team playing against Joe
Mullen's Perth Amboy baseball club.
For those that are interested in base
ball. 1t will be a great game: for
those interested In seeing the strange
players, 1t will be q great sight.
When Pick" Mullen gives the sig
pal for action, the two teams will be
lined UP; In the following fashion:
House OF David. Amboys.
mooney Applegate
Catcher
tneian Bader
First Base
e. Hannaford. Regain
Second Base
Nlttlakub q . E8an
Short Stop
Fanienstem. Stinson
r. Third Base
b. Hannaford =. -. .Christopherson
Left Field
Netrefz. Ioeser
Center Field
klum hOu1eF
Right Field
Arizona republican., 1920-09-05
Eestive Bulls Are Sold

PRESCOTT-The bulls belonging to
the Prescott Frontier Days association
were shipped to Los Angeles the first
of the week and disposed of to the
Cudahy packers. IL. d. Altken. pres
ident of the association, was in Los
Angeles and he took the opportunity
for securing a market for the bulls.
Bill Simon breeZed in town WedneS-
day Just having returned from Los An
geles. He was in charge of the ship
ment OF the 40 head. Bill was in
hurry to get a luncheon engagement,
so little information could be gotten
out of him except the fact that he was
glad to get back to Prescott.-Courier.
Held On Narcotic Charge
TuCSON-As a result of a raid, led
by Thomas Mayes, narcotic inspector.
Luis Ysles, formerly manager of the
Red House, and Juana Lopez, were ar
rested last night Ysles was held in
on a charge of selling narcotics, and the
Lopez woman, already under charges,
was turned over to the internal revenue
agents for prosecution for having
tequila in her possession.
Ysles has been suspected for some
time and it was not until yesterday
afternoon that sufficient evidence had
been secured to warrant swearing out
a search warrant against the Lopez
woman OF SO Convent street, charging
her and others with the sale of mar
cotics, on the premises.
Accompanied by Deputy Sheriff
George Holloway, Mcclure and others,
Mayes went to the place and showed
the warrant last night. The Lopez
woman allowed them to enter. Halo
way proceeded to the back room where
he found Ysles. Just as he caught
sight of Holloway, he attempted to
throw something away. Holloway told
him to hold up his hands and search
ing him found five capsules of NOR
phine in his pocket.-CitiZen.
Praises New Highway
BISBEE-R. z. Ffshburn, chairman
of the Pima county highway commits
sion; L. E. Barker, chief engineer for
the commission and Robert Mckay,
Pima county contractor. arrived in
Bisbee yesterday and accompanied by
Thomas A. Egan, secretary of the COM
mercial club, made trip of inspection
over the newly completed Bisbee-
Douglas highway to get pointers for
the construction of II miles of similar
concrete highway between Tucson and
Nogales.
Mr. Fishburn said yesterday that in
his opinion the Bisbee- Douglas high
way is fine piece of road work. He
said that any cracks that have ap-
Arizona republican., 1920-09-05
ABOUT THE STATE

peared in the road were to have been
expected and can be repaired easily.
The Pima county men were guests of
the Luncheon club yesterday. Mr..
F'ishburn is a candidate for nomination
for state senator.-Review.
Makes Diamond Find
PRESCOTT - Near where Lynx
creek crosses the Prescott Humboldt
highway, an old prospector's pan gave
a three thousand dollar color when 1t
uncovered a diamond the conserva-
tive value of which is not less than
the sum mentioned, according to a re-
port here. Sid Marks, with two 9TH
ers welding the shovel and pans, had
a bunch that a valuable find could be
made by the employment of primitive
mining methods in that part of the
Lynx creek bed. That his judgment
was good, the discovery of the stone
conclusively proved. It has developed
that the car in which Marks was rid
ing seemed to have been the original
locator of the district. for though the
occupants of the car We're anxious to
proceed. the car located on the creek
bed and refused to be diSlodged. Sid
Marks went beneath the car. and sue
ceeded in persuading the machine that
it was its move. After short time
Marks discovered he had made a mis-
take and returning with all speed, fol-
lowed a bunch that a three thousand
dollar rock" only needed sighting to
be recovered. He found the diamond
intact in the ring which had slipped
off his finger while he was under the
utomobile.-Journa1-M Miner.
Get Moonshine In Moonlight
MIAMI-JuSt about the time Ari-
Zona's Justly famous moon was doing
| its best. 8 a. this morning, Off
GERS HarwiclS, Wilson, Woods and ELS
made connection with Juan Bustro's
moonshine still in Miami. Juan is in
the county jail awaiting action of the
court while hts first class outfit for
turning out crystal-clear white mule
or Gavin whiskey,' as it is known be-
low the Mason and Dixon line, is in the
exhibit room of the county bastile.
Juan is alleged to have been operat-
ing at his residence on Wobbly hill
between here and Inspiration. He had
a fair stock in trade on hand, six
quarts, when the officers gummed up
the works by confiscating his plant.
| The plant consisted of a three-burner
| oil cook stove-a good one, a copper
/ boiler, a large food grinder, used for
grinding corn, funnel, copper worm,
| improvised from a gas line from a
/ large automobile, a sack of corn, n
| bucket half full of mash and numer-
Gus utensils characteristic of the dis
J tilling industry-Silver Belt.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-05
CIVIL EMPLOYEES
Of NAVY WILL Be
GIVEN WAGE BOOST
Republican A. P. Leased WireI

WASHINGTON, Sept A wage
increase of 3 per cent was awarded all
classes of all civil employees in the
naval establishment under a new pay
schedule approved today by Secretary
Daniels and which viii go into effect
ION the nearest pay day to Sept Is"
The increase based on the difference
in the advance in cost of living and
the congressional bonus authorized
Stree the last readjustment of wages
year and a half ago, affects more
than 2S6, 900 naval employees.
Several classes of employees, includ-
ing practically all the clerical forces
and four mechanical trades, will receive
increases considerably above the gen
eral per cent advance through a re-
adjustment of the entire wage schedule
to correct inequalities in the present
scale. The new schedule will be an
nounced next week, the secretary said.
Outside of the increase. the most inn
portant provision of the new schedule
is a reduction of working hours to four
on Saturday, the year around, the en-
ployes to be paid for the half days
work at the hourly rate. While this
provision offsets to some extent the
increases applying on hourly pay, It
was said. the employees had approved
the provision through their represen-
tatiye on the recommending board,
which submitted a unanimous report
While the basic per cent increase
does not meet the demands of the en-
ployes, which ranged from 25 cents an
hour on a minimum general increase
to As cents for mechanics, the board S
report to the secretary declared the
scale of pay in the naval establishment
was found to be ft5 per cent higher,
bonus considered, than the wage scale
of any other industry, without the
present increase"
Arizona republican., 1920-09-05
kEARNS SAYS JIM
DOUGHERTy Or NO
FIGHT ON LABOR DAY
@FRepubIIcan a. p. Leased WIre1


BENTON HARBOR, Mich, Sept. A.
Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Demp-
sey, toE$ght declared that there would
be no fight Monday between Dempsey
and Billy Miske unless Jim Dougherty
of Philadelphia referees the bout"
His statement followed the announce
ment of Chairman Bigger of the state
boxing commission that Dougherty
could not referee because he was not
licensed in Michigan.
Floyd Fftzsimmons, promoter of the
fight, later said that he had arranged
a conference between the fighters
managers and Bigger for tomorrow and
that there was every indication that
the matter would be smoothed over"
There is absolutely no chance of
the fight being called off," said FitZ-
simmons. 'fKearns wants Dougherty
to referee and Dougherty also is accep-
table to Miske and his manager, but
Chairman Bigger feels that a Michigan
man ought to be chosen.
1.-THE whole affair will be settled
amicably."
Arizona republican., 1920-09-05
SUB SURVIVORS GIVE
ACCOUNT OF SEA DIVE
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were closed and water doors were
opened as the air ballast was forced
out and the water rushed in and the
Indicator showed something was
wrong. The bow was sinking faster
than the stern. A quick inspection
showed the air induction had failed to
work and one of the sea valves had
not closed.
Three minutes passed and the sub
marine was still sinking but unevenly.
Orders flashed out from Commander
Cooke, from Lieutenant Charles Girls
ham and Ensign j. b. Longstaff.
Every man knew something was
seriously wrong, but not one left his
station Then there came bump.
Three of Crew Gassed
'Te took us some time to realize
just what had happened" said You
kers. I'VE were too busy to worry
for moment"
All but three donned masks and for
hours they had their long fight for
Iife The three men without masks
are now in the navy yard hospital.
AS the gas spread through the boat
the 81 men were forced from one COM
partment to another, getting nearer
the stern each time, until all were
gathered there.
Crowded in the stern of the boat, the
and beans until they were too weak
to open cans. They tried to eat other
food, but the oil and wad7 had ruined
it.
without a watch or a match. the
men were unable to tell whether ii
was night or day. Commander Cooke
suggested that when they pierce the
shell and set a signal they would need
something for night sign of dis
tress. One of the commissioned Of
ficers volunteered to drop into the
chlorine filled torpedo compartment
and get one of the batteries there.
He was permitted to do so, but in his
quest got hold of one that was useless.
Stephen Gavin, seaman. saluted
and said: 1--WE need that battery.
will get it,
And before anybody could protest
he slipped back into the gas-filled
room and returned with the battery.
The presence of eight torpedoes
pressing it further into the mud. Eff
forts to release the torpedoes were
without result.
At about s O'clock after the ship
| had been under water about six hours
| Commander Cooke decided on trying
| to force hole through the side.
With Chief Gunner's Mate Fox, he
| tried an electric drill. Then the COM
mander learned that none of the cleo
tricaI apparatus was of any use
| whatever.
Only one ratchet was aboard and
| this was used to drill a small hole
| in the stern
| Plant Fall garden now. Phoenix
Seed and Feed Co., 125 z. Jefferson st.
ADV. 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-09-05
CINCINNATI ACTOR
CHARGES GAMBLING
POOL IN BASEBALL

CINCINNATI, Sept. A former
Cincinnati actor who, it is said, ire
quently places small wagers on baseball
is authority for the statement that a
commission firm was instructed to
handle money on the Chicago-Phila-
delphia game on which the killing
was said to have been made by pro
fessional gamblers. as reported from
Chicago.
According to the actors statement.
the men who tried to bet the money
in Cincinnati were not the men who
originated the scheme, but officials of
a company engaged on commission
basis to get the money in twenty-five
leading cities.
Reports from other sources indicate
that agents were sent to Columbus
Dayton, Ohio, and Lexington, KY, to
place bets.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-05
i. 5. AND ENGLAND
DIVIDE HONORS At
QUEENS CLUB MEET

,,,- oNDON, Sept. 4.-The British en-
bo,s anu the United States divided
. ~ LOTS evenly at the post OIvnnpic ,oee+
,,i,,~ Sueens club today, each nation Win
Rri+.; events. Three of Great
+s .aee'in victories were won by reIav
sssalns' representing the whole emnire
- ne nigh jump, by an EngIishnan' and
me other, the 120-yard hurdles nv .
Ianadian. Earl Thompson. OIympic
SOU .nlie relay, in which Rudd, the
s 1911 AFRICAN, spurted to a spectacular
victory by three yards, was the ,,ra+
tiest event OF the day.
me Americans gave an exhibition Of
Arizona republican., 1920-09-05
BROOKLYN TRANSIT
STRIKE SITUATION
SEES IMPROVEMENT
[RepuhIlcan "a. 3. leased Wlrel

Republican a. p. Leased WlreI
NEW YORK, Sept. 4-ConfIict-
ing claims were made tonight by
the striking Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit workers and company officials.
The latter declared additional en-
ployes returned to work. while the
strike leaders denied this.
According to the company, $40
trolley cars on 27 lines were oper-
ated today and 1855 trains were
running on the subway and eievat-
ed lines.
Proprietors of bathing pavilions,
restaurant and amusement places
at Coney Island estimate their
losses since the strike began, and
including tomorrow and Labor day,
will aggregate 100000.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-05

javelin throwing. ]. c. Lincoln, New
York A. C.. covering 1876 feet ten inches;
Brutus K. Hamilton, University of Mis-
souri,, 164 feet, eight inches, and
Everett L. Bradley, University of Kan
sas, $50 feet, 10 inches. The Americans
also gave an exhibition in pole vault
ing, E. E. Meyers. Chicago A. A, and
r. ]. Jenne, Washington State college,
both clearing II feet.
The spectators cheered by sides. At
the conclusion the Union Jack and
Stars and Stripes were flown side by
SIDE
Charles w. Paddock, Los Angeles A.
c., the 10O-metre Olympic champion,
whose inability to take part in the
meet caused disappointment, is re-
ported much better this evening. The
attending physician, however, thinks he
should remain in bed for another day
or two. 1t was one time feared that
Paddock was developing pneumonia.
-O-
Arizona republican., 1920-09-05
PHILIPPINE TYPHooN KILLS 9

MANILA, p. l.. Thursday, Sept. g.
Nine deaths have been reported as re-
sulting from the typhoon which swept
the Manila district last Tuesday, fol-
lowing surveys made here today. No
reports have been received from those
provinces where the typhooh's fury
was felt most, wire communications to
these districts being paralyZed.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-05

Plant Fall garden now. Phoenix
Seed and Feed Co, 125 E. Jefferson St.
Adv 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-09-05

Plant Fail garden now. Phoenix
Seed and Feed Co, 125 E. Jefferson ST
ADV. 1t
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-16

~ iFhssIaa, ~ - ysars n
n6sktaking business IN Rock
4 hass purchased the residence
= III ERxhtssnth street. formerly
HulI estate, from Mrs. Anna
pe11fn. and will establish q fu-
M honos shefe.
n Whpelan will take possession
= encss He expects to be estab-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-16

Or. W. o. Coffee. the oculi1t and
aurist, In the First National bank
building. Daysnpoft, Iowa, u hav-
ing remashable success with his
ep0cial nea-suroical treatment for
90 llssaaee, fAiliAg slght, deafness,
loes q h1afiAs. head noises. ca
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-16
pnRI.iC NOTICE.

That my vile. Florence Throck-
morton, having left my home and
support at Horton. Kan, l hereaft-
er will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by her. July 16,
1890. e. E. THROCKMORTON.
Horton, Kan.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-16
Toda's Events !!

Twenty-flve years $50 today the
iruu miners Of Michigan went on
strike for ! wage Of s. . day.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-16

the final trials - determine "
personnel Of Tho Americas
and Aeid team - eompeis 8 r.
Olympic games at Antwerp.
All ne news al the tine -
ArguA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22

Tho NleunGSvllie high school basket
nall team arrived yesterday afternoon
from Chicago. where they played IN INC
>:at;oral tournaments The local team
MS defeated in thci- F:rst gam" with
Nct'onb. H.. but should ~ given great
credit as they were necessarily tired
on, by their long trip and also by their
hard playing 4 few days octor" at the
tournament ~ BuckhanHou.
Several parties and hSndu"ts are ," h"
rive, the team this week IN honor or
their SPLENDID showing a. Ruckhannon.
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VIII Install Officers.

Moundsvilc Review No. 26, 0rd"- -
,f.ccabees will install Their n"wiy
,,ccted officers at their hal! in tho odd
Fellows building on TENTH street. this
afternoon at . o'clock. II is expected
that wheeling. Bellsire and McM"chen
will be present. In the evening an en-
tartaInmcnt will be given In the Arts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22

Ernur and family. ru rGn'vn avenue.
w.jf l"I>r 'aj~ wr,n for her hr'u" az
West Alexander.
Mr.. \. T. A!rrN aud son. Jack. ar"
,.."ru'd :" their hyrn" ou Thjrd street,
w!'h >.,kncss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22

The county court WI meet n speech,
session to-day ami matters p"-tAlnIuS
:, the Narrows road Will be tak"n ny
.,.i considered. N"tarlrs will b" ap-
;-,.ntrd by tn" court and som" other
business Will be taken ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22
City Council.

The cry rounr.! w,'i meet N regular
session This evening a. IN" "''y build
ing Il - thought that ~" contract Tor
.,ra,...hori7r the Bridge or Western
arcnue wlil bc ic; n this time"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22
W. w. G.

The World Wide Gu:,d OF II" Eap'lS'
.Murrh viii h,. entertained TINS evening
by Mrs. stephens and Mrs. palrympir.
On Virginia street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22

school Warwoud already has ono We
tory when rh"y defeated the teachers
Of Wh"ci;uE mEh. aud th"y have very
strong lineup and intend - vim n ms
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County Court.

hail. to which the general pubIe WI
D.. invited.