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Evening journal., 1920-08-24
JOURNAL TO MEET
NEWS ON DIAMOND

Teams Of The Evening" journal and
the Morning News will line-p In the
opening game of the Newspaper
League, at s O'Clock this afternoon on
Harlan Field There Is a strong RI
valry between the two Mggregations
The journal tossers feel confident
they are going TO ride the News
nine Of course,
Address will work on the mound
for the News and Hopes will do the
heaving for the journal. with Tolliver
Tor the News, and Franklin for the
Journal. doing the back-slop assign
ment.
on Thursday the News meets the
Sunday Star in the second game. This
affair Is being watched with interest
by many, and as the odds are on the
Star, we unblushingly admit there is
going 10 be an upset.
Johnny Brady, manager of the
Parkside champions, is oincial um-
pire, and will work the game today
The line-up and batting order for the
game follows
Evening Journal-Denn, a.; Foote,
81; c. Franklin. g; Larosch. 2h
Comfy, lf; Barlow CT; Dickson, SIS
Berg RI. Hopes, p; r. Franklin. p.
Scheluer Pond, Woods. O. Davis,
Megginson, Muischler, Campbell, w.
Davis and Blickle, subs
Morning News Palmer, 2h: Pos
ter. ab: Anderson, III; Heverssy, SIS
Reed, If; Tasker. ef; Hyland, M Toll
liver, G; Address, p, Heilman, p.
MOI ,aughlin. Gordon, r. Hopes, Con-
nor and Denning, subs.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
MANGANESE To
FLY PENNANT
Defeats All-Stars and There
by Wins New Castle
League Honors
BOTH TEAMS CARRIED
IMPORTED PLAYERS
special % The EyenIng Journal.


NEW CASTLE. Aug. 2i-rhe base
lball team representing the American
Manganese Company, in the New Cas-
| tie Industrial League, defeated the
All-Stars last evening, by the score Of
6 30 4, and thereby won the twilight
pennant by the margin Of one-half a
game. Both teams were padded The
Manganese team had an imported bat
terry and third baseman, the ALI
Stars had an imported battery, first
baseman, third basemlan and right
fielder. Each team in spots, showed
flashes OF star baseball playing. and
at times each side displayed some old
school baseball N not knowing just
what to do with the pill when they
got IT,
Not one Of the runs scored was
earned. Clay, usually one Of the most
reliable and steadiest Of Fingers, was
in trouble several times, because Of
his inability 10 locate the plate. He
passed five men, two OF which counted
In the scoring Shanner displayed
coolness throughout the entire game
and only issued two passes and struck
out nve men. Clay struck out six
batsmen. Manager Denny lost iinan-
cially on his importations and a 9ene-
nc game viii be played some time this
week. Denny has been game and de-
served better treatment at the hands
ar the fans. Many could have dug
deeper and bin" could have placed
a better team in the field. The score !.
MANI, ANEGE
Evening journal., 1920-08-24

r. H. Gore, present editor OF the
Ferre Haute Post tells the following
story Of the late Ray Chapman's boy
| hood:
month that Ray Chapman played
i. was Just twenty years ago this
MS first baseball game on the Colony
Center street lot in Owensboro, XIV.
and there Is a pretty little story about
the boy who became the great pro-
fesslonal sacrifieer and his first base
ball sacrifice.
Ray Chapman's grandparents lived
at Owensboro on Center-st. Just
around The corner from Fourth st., and
The lot upon which his first game
was played was across the street
from where his grandparents and his
uncle and aunts lived.
Ray Chapman was nine years old
Then. The Fourth Street Blues were
organizing all boys OF similar age
lhe captain was Roy Gore, now OF
Flint, Mich.
Johnson, was the shortstop for the
Owensboro semi-pro ball team. and
his nickname came about through
his ability to annex all groundels
which came within his lot.
Because Of his unele's baseball tai
ents it was pre-supposed by the rest
Of us who formed the Fourth Street
Blues that Ray Chapman was pre-
disposed to be a shortstop, and so he
was elected But there was anothe.
youngster, whose name was Blandford,
who wanted that place, and SO Ray
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
BIGLEAGUE STUFF

Carl Mays returned TO the box for
the Yankees and handed Detroit a
shutout 40 70 Pratt and Ward fig
ured In the scoring with home runs.
Babes best and only was a double.
pfeifer was the whole works in the
Brooklyn Pittsburgh game. He held
the Pirates to four scattered hits.
tripled once, singled twice and was
responsible for All three 0f .heRobins'
runs. He scored twice himself and
drove IN the third run. The Pirates
failed TO score.
Hendryx struck out eight Braves
while the Cubs We're winning ; to 4.
Frisch. Smith and McHenry collect
ed home runs in the first game OF the
New NOrk-St. Louis series. The Giants
Won 10 to g.
Smith, the Brown third baseman.
batted 1000 out Of seven times al bat
in the Philadelphia-St Louis double
header The Athletics took the nrst Z
TO The Browns The second 5 to 4.
Reuther gave way 10 Fisher in the
second inning Of the Cincinnati
Philadelphia. The champion Reds wor
5 to 3.
Gardner gave Cleveland a 2 10 vic
tory over Boston when he single,
scoring Wsmbsganns in the eight
inning
The Red Sox fought an uphill ngh
in the second game and won out il
The thirteenth four TO three whel
Scotts single scored HendryX
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
DEFIANCE ON
TOP THIS Time
Stages 13 to 3 Comeback
Against Brownson, Tenth
Ward Rivals
QUINN KEEPS HITS
WELL SCATTERED

Defiance came back in grand style
last night handing Brownson a i3 10
3 drubbing in the second game OF .he
series for the championship OF the
Tenth ward Quinn pitched a tight
game throughout. aeeping Brownson's
hits greatly scattered after the sec
ond, when two-bagger with a single
and an error let two runs cross the
plate.
Defiance Jumped on Long in the flrst
inning and kept up the bombardment
throughout The game. getting 70 hits
FOR total OF eight bases. Lowell lead
ing the attack with pair Of doubles
and single.
Defiance will play another game to-
night lining up against Trlanga A. C.,
Ia team composed Of many west side
stars including Morgan OF Eleventh
Ward Cunningham and Herbert Of
Silverbrook. Corrodi Of Neighborhood
and Worth OF Richardson Park.
81 Marys canyeled i,he game sched-
uled for Wednesday. leaving the
Tenth Ward without game for that
date. They would like to hear form
Lorraine. or Newport. The managers
are requested TO call 3si4-W after s
o'clock. The score last night
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
Defeats Experimental Sta
tion Team in dupont
Girls League
LEAVE SEASHORE TO
TAKE PART IN GAME
STANDING or THE CLUBS.

In the opening game OF the second
half OF the dupont Girls Baseball
League season yesterday afternoon,
NE Mailing Department girls trimmed
The Experimental Station, II To Z.
Both teams struggled hard for thc
game, which was more closely con
tested than the score indicates.
Miss Eloise Burns, who has been
the hero of many a Mailing Depart-
ment game, and Mrs Elliot were The
opposing twirlers Both pitched ex-
cellent ball, although the latter was
touched up rather lively in the clos
ing innings OF the fray. Miss Goffrian.
for tile Mailing Department team, and
Miss kruse, for the Experimental
Station, worked behind the bat in
fine shape
Mrs Spotts, who was on the initial
sack for the winners, played bang
up game, accepting several hard
chances, and was unusually strong
With the willow. while Miss William
son, formally Of the Purchasing De
partment in The "B" league. starred
for Experimental
When girls leave the beach to play
baseball. you know there is interest.
This Is just what Miss Margaret Slat-
terry ana Miss Marion Joyce did yes
terday, when they came up from At
lanlic City Score
Evening journal., 1920-08-24

Chapman refused to accept what an
other lad wanted. and he was out OF
the game.
Later Young Blandford was hit with
a pitched ball. and Ray, the sacrincer,
took the place where he was pre-
ferred. Thus he came into the game
by an accident to another boy. IN IT'S
very nature similar TO the one which
killed him. once in. Ray Chapman
was easily the favorlte. Every day
there was practice either on the Center
st., lot or In the alley back Of Longs
don's grocery, and Chapmans honest
effort was no less in these early days
than .hey We're In later times.
In a game with the Snowhill Cham
pions, Ray Chapman knocked his FIRST
home run, and he had played so con-
sstently that Monk White, the cap
tain Of the Snowhill team refused
TO go on with the game because he
claimed that Chapman was out Of the
class Of those playing Ray offered
10 retire. but this time his team, the
Fourth Street Blues, stood loyal and
refused 20 yield-and so the game
was never finished II ended, as did
9aG Chapmans life. in the fourth
inning.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
FAIRVTEW HAS FULL
SCHEDULE THIS WEEK

The followers Of baseball viii be
given a classy article OF ball when The
heavy hitting Fairview nine lines up
soon aga INST the fast playing Victory
Stars. These two teams have been
playing flne ball In the past and a
great game Is expected, as the colnred
boys have defeated some OF the fast
est teams IN the olty.
Fsiryiew has been defeated hut four
times ont Of 81 games played. losing 10
81. Hedwig, krehs, the Workhouse
team and Richardson Park of the sun
urban League.
Tomorrow Fairvlew and the strong
I Liberty A. e. will clash AZ Seven.
teenth and Spruce streets
On Thursday the Third Ward team
VIII tackle Fairview at Third m.d
Adams streets.
Today West End will try n brtrg
home the bacon. Fsirwew has ESQ
I wins over this team and West Fnd vlll
try hard to win.
Any fast team in the city or ont al
town clubs can have same ~ csll,ns
6q70- NJ after $50 o'clock or address.
ing Captain r Thomas. 400 Eirh b
avenue, city.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
TWILIGHT BALL
WEEK OF AUG. 23
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY.
Eleventh Ward VS.. Silverbrook.
iAll-Wilmington League), Military
Grounds.
Defiance VS.. Triangle. Third and
Adams streets.
WEDNESDAY.
parkside VS.. Neighborhood. ALI
Wilmington League). at Second
and dupont.
Electric Hose vs.. American Vul-'
canized Fibre, at Eden No. 4.
New Castle Leather Company Va,
r. r. r.. at Seventeenth and
Spruce.
Gas Company vs. Pusey and
Jones, at Military.
American Car and Foundry vs..
Harlan at Harlan Field.
THURSDAY.
Eleventh Ward vs.. Black Sox, on
Harlan Field, $50 o'clock.
FRIDAY.
Defiance VS.. Black Sox, Third
and Adams
(ROX scores on these games will
be printed in The Evening Journal
If brought TO this office before 3
o'clock on the morning following
the games. Teams having twilight
games are urged to send the infor-
nation 90 The Evening Journal IN
order that this schedule may be
complete from week 10 week.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
WANT GOVERNOR
AT ATHLETIC MEET

Governor John G. Townsend has
been requested by the Wilmington
Community Service 10 attend the State
championship meet TO be held In con-
nection with the Delaware State Far
at Blsmere, September 6. Governor
Townsend VIII be asked to make the
presentations OF the medals and cups
70 tne winners Of the various events.
While the States chief executive Il
expected to accept the invitation prep
arations are being made by the Com
munity Service 10 have some other
prominent State official make tbs
presentation should the governor bo
unable to attend.
Invitations will also be sent 10
Mayor Taylor, Secretary OF State Ever
ett G. johnson and other State. city
and county officials TO attend the meet.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
OLYMPIAD Is NOT
BOSSED NOW BY
PING-PONG PLAYERS

THE STADIUM, Antwerp, Aug.
24-The Belgian Olympic Com
mittee, as the Ianks soon found
out. is not bossed by a lot Of ping
pong players. Every member has
been a real athlete himself.
Baron E. de Laveleye, one Of
the vice presidents, for instance,
is an adept at no fewer than fif-
teen sports He has Travelled with
champions in rowing. football and
lawn tennis.
Ever since 1870 he has been
among those who practiced sports
and assumed the thankless task Of
trying 10 inplant a taste for physi-
cal exercises in their counrynen.
Al the present time. n0twith-
standing his 66 years, he is still
always on the move, and as presi-
dent of the Football Federation and
member Of the International Board
sfffi renders much appreciated SER
vices TO the cause Of sports.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
KaNcAe waITOps cHANFv

BALTlMOREl Aug. q IUnIed pTessl
Rocky Kansas, the rugged battler or
Buffao. dished out a terrific lacing to
George CLANCY, the local lightveight
In their tweiye-rOund bout at Oriole
Park here last night. Kansas won aM
the way He had the better or ten
OF the rounds, the FIRST and last being
even. Only the superman in Clancy
enabled him 70 stay the limit Chaneq
had his nose cut open in the second
round and in The middle Of the bout.
the local boxer'h left eye was closed
by Kansas
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
KREBS LAYS CLAIM
TO CHAMP H0NORS

The Krebs Co. team Travelled 10
Fort Dupont on Sunday and defeated
the Soldiers 10 in a well played
game. This makes Is straight games
for Krebs Co. and they want to know
why they aren't considered for the
state championship. Lorraine has
been defeated by Krehs twice in the
rs straight. krebs would like TO play
Harlan as Harlan field or Psrkside or
any other team who think they can
play ball Call ]. p. Ruth, i94i-W. ,
SnDrp.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
rSOLh' WIZ TFSNs TOURNAMENT

The final game OF the tennis tour
nament at the Peoples Settlement, was
played last night the two ccnics-
tants being William Pauley and John
N.tterauer Pauley was the winner OF
the first prize which was a silver
cup. Both played an excellent game
Another tournament for non-pro-
fessional players and FOR the Junior
boys who are practcing viii be held
next month.
On August 81 first athletis meet
for. seniors will be held under the d.
reciion Of Mr. Ayars.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
Totals
; sG6RE RY INNlNGs.

Manganese .........,..... l-o
All-Stars ................-,O @ q VI
Struck out by Shanner, s., by Clay,
6. Base on balls BY Shanner, ?; by
Clay, 5 Two-hase hit-Naylor Three
base hits ingram. Hit by pitched
hall Hance. Umpires-Mckay and
Kelly.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
nnNER Ns. sMYRNA

I Special ii The Evening Journal
DOVER, Aug. 23.-Manager Hill OF
the Smyrna team and Manager Hard
castle. OF The local team, are arrang-
ing for a baseball game 10 be played
on the local grounds. August 30 Both
teams viii be strengthened for this
game. Music will be furnished By
the Cambridge band dance will be
held at h. OF p. Hall in the evening.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
Iotals .....s...... >
KREBS
Totals ...... a = ~
GrnpF pY INNINGS

Krehs Co. ..... O3 I Q Q Q Q Q 0-4
Fort Du pont . 020 4 Q o 0 0 0--3
stolen bases, Galloway; sacrifice
hits. Collins, Groome; struck out, Col
Inns, .; Jordan. q; base on balls,
Collins, 1, Jordan, T.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
NEW CASTLE LEATHER
GETS LEAGUE PLACE

New Castle Leather Company joined
the Industrial Athletic League, of
Wilmington, and the Sunday Star
withdraw at the meeting Of the
league. in the Offices Of the Commu-
nifty Service. Church Building, Tenth
and Market streets, last night. The
reason assigned by The Star represen-
tatives for withdrawing was the in
eeption Of the Newspaper League, re-
Gently organized by the Community
Service.
Representatives OF the following
firms were present. American Vul-
canized FIBRE Company, Sunday Star,
Pennsylvania Railroad, American Car
and Foundry Company, Electro Hose
and Rubber Company, New Castle
Leather Company. Secretary Stewart.
Of the Star, agreed at the request OF
The other members of the league, to
continue 10 act ais secretary.
Arrangements We're made at the
meeting to play off all postponed
games.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
CHESTER TEAM WANTS CAWrs

BurIeN A. @. the fastest lndependonf
team in Chester, would like TO hear
from all flrst-elass ,seans in Whining.
ton, for Saturdays and Sundays. hav-
ing grounds and offering a fair guar
antee. Address all communications 10
the manager. Francis Dwyer, COZ
Barclay St. Chester, Pa.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
TnRKY Is RACK

NEW ORLEANS Red TOrkelson
pitcher and chief comedian for the
oelicans. has reconsidered his threat
To quit the club and is back furnish
ing entertainment.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
BIG LEAGUE CLUBS TO
CARRY FORTY PLAYERS.

An agreement has been reached be-
tween the two major baseball leagues
by which each cub may have forty
players under contract from Septem-
her TO May IS, the later being no
time for prulng TO twenty-five players.
Under the present arrangement the
maximum number is thirty-flve. but
the increase has Just been o. KID bs
the National and American leagues,
and VIII go into effect week from
tomorrow.
II means bigger squads OF players
around next month and next spring
until the twenty-five limit goes into
effect.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
BR0WNS0N

Brownson -. .0l 9 0 0 1 o O. 3
Two-hase hits Mcconnell, Robbins,
Lowell 2, Flynn, McCafferty. Three
base hit--Gillesple. Struck out-By
Long ?, by Quinn O. Double plays
Shields, Robbins. Walsh Hit by
pitched BALL. Quinn, Ford. Base on
halls-Qunn 3. Long 4. Time OF game
liz Umpire Jones.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24

Don't walt for success to come 10
Anu, command it to come 10 you BY
means Of a Want Ad.-Adv
Evening journal., 1920-08-24

The Want Ads win help those wish-
ing to purchase o. sell homes, farms
or real estate.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24

Callahan II. .....0 / o . o
McGonigle, Ct. ..... 0 0 0 o
Mrs Elliott, p. 80. ? 0 0 o
Totals ......7 10 IS 80 O
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Mailing Dept .........22 2O2 3 3-i2
Experimental sta. ....4 0O2 T. 7
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SCUM and forms acid in stomach. or
you are bilious. constipsted. nervous.
sallow and can't get feeling Just
right. begin inside bathing. Drink
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with . teaspoonful Of limestone phos-
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kidneys and bowels and cleanse.
sweeten and purify the entire slim.
entary tract. Do your inside bathing
Immediately upon arising In the
morning to wash out Of the system
all the previous days poisonous
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To feel like young folks feel: like
you felt before your blood and mus
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ties, get from your pharmacist a
quarter pound OF limestone phos-
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Men and women who are usually
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fast.
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June Caprice Creighton Hale come
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Vincent Scrrano, who came Into
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vii, have to rctako that scene, ] am
not homcly enough In IT,
Hut according to reports, one muH'
40, thls clever story to fully appr"'
c,nto Mary PIckford's desire Tor
homriincss
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO
THE PUBLIC

We are now prepared to hand'"
your laundry work. and aro making
a speciality of fine lnccs scors"t'"
waists. crepe dc chine. silks. mems
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We solicit your patronage.
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1870 the
OF
which
all
protested
1890
following
County Court
stated
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-10

There will be call meeting Of the
Order Of the Eastern Star Lodge FRI
day. the thirteenth. at 1880. Every
member requested to be there. I'M
portant business. BY order Worthy
MatT0n.
EFFIE CHASTAIN,
s-11 Worthy Aatron.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Between Charlie Ayers
place and Merrill, lady's long coat
well worn. Reward. Leave at Her
aid Office. 6-l1s
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FOR SAlE---kfiscellaneous

FOR SALE-one hand rotary pump
(Rumsey). ~ suction. ~ dis
charge. Inquire T. N. Bratcher.
Mail boat landing. or 1894 Oregon
Ave. s-ll'
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30 the advertising eoiums OF
this newspaper bring to you the
news Of commerce and Industry.
Of merchandiss and service.
The advertissments are the
shop-windows Of the worlds
wares. passed before your very
eyes. that you may look and
know where to get the full hun
dred cents worth OF every
dwindling dollar!
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DO yoa read the sdvertisemeuts
reguiarly-svery day!
II not. you're overlooking tho
best friend OF your p9cketbook!
Take time to read the sdver-
tisements always.
The very advertisement you
miss may be the one that will
save you the most money and
time and disappointment.
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100000 feet pine near Klamath
Lake. Address Box 30l, klamath
Falls. Ore. 3-tf
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A Classified Ad will sell Il.
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FOR SALE-By owner, a cory four
room house on paved street. two
blocks from Main. Very reasonable.
N. 320 ilth st. 6-lt'
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Modern 5-rooms and bath. built In
features. full basement. on pave
ment. 3 blocks from Main. Lot S.x
80, with garage. $500. terms.
Corner lot 52x70 adjoining. $500:
terms: or will sell both $4,000. An
excellent Investment for the home
seeker. Chilcote 4 Smith. S33 Main.
or owner. Louis Boldischar. Maiin.
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WANTED newsboys at the Her
aid Office. 27-tf
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Lenve US your orders for black
berries and peaches for canning
Don't delay. Sunset Grocery. $40
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UAR0AIN

FOR oAI.8-le2e Chevrolet. in
good con1itioa. II . bargain. In
ouire at room 8, Lakeside Inn.
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FOR SALB-OAs 1850 Chevrolet.
one 1917 Hupmobile. one 1890
Dodge Sedan. All In good condition.
Central Garage. 28-tf
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WANTED--woman to do washing
ironing and cleaning by the hour.
Phone 1856. 5-tf
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v. v. HALEY. contractor and
builder. at Central Hotel. Work
IN the country preferred. 6-10s
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