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Evening star., 1920-05-25
JAMES N. EDWARDS.

NEW YORK, May 25.-James N
Edwards, retired railroad man and
banker. died at his home here yes.
terday at the age of seventy years
He was credited with making the sur
vey for the first railroad into Bir-
mingham. Ala, and also participated
IN the construction of the Louisville
New Orleans and Texas railroad now
the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley. In
1900 he aided in the reconstruction o,
the Detroit street railway system. He
was born in Oglethorpe county. Ga.
Evening star., 1920-05-25
Joseph w. cuMMIxs.

HERNDON. Va, May 25 (SpeciaD.
Joseph w Cummins has died at his
home here, after only an hours i'll
ness. He had been busy around his
yard and garden all day and in the
evening complained his arms ached
short time He was sixty-fve years
OF age and is survived by his widow.
lnterment will be in New York by
the side of his only son. who died
several years ago. He was brother
OF Arthur w. Cummins. who died
mere suddenly about sixteen months
ago. His family were in Washington
and Arthur Cummins had been dead
two days when his body was dis
covered
Evening star., 1920-05-25
MRS. CATHERINE A. SMITH.

Mrs. Catherine \. Smith, resident
of the District for more than fifty
years. died sunday at her home "A
s street. following an illness of sew
eral days. Mrs. Smith had been fail
ing for several years. The funeral
mass will be held at St Martins
Church at o'clock tomorrow morn
ing and burial will be in Mount
Olivet cemetery.
Mrs Smith was the widow of Capt.
John W. Smith for many years an
officer in the fire department She
leaves two sons. Lieut.. George w
Smith of the fire department and Paul
F. Smith. and daughter, Miss May
Smith.
Evening star., 1920-05-25
THREE DIE IN MOB FIGHT.

ROME. May 25.-Three persons were
killed and many wounded in a fight
between mob and police officers at
Canosa, province of Apulia, yester-
day. according to advices to the Gior-
male d'Italia.
The disorder was the result of a
dispute over local affairs in the CITY.
it is said. Order has been restored
Evening star., 1920-05-25
DIED.

CARTER. Departed this life after lingering
illness, May ~. 1920. at the home OF her
brothcr Arthur Walker. Colonial Beach. Va.
JULIA CARTER. wife Of the late Ardrck
Carter.
CHAPEL. Suddenly. Monday. May "a, 1890.
at Emergency Hospital. ALBERT w.
CHAPEL. beloved husband Of Cora Chap
pei !nee Bedell) and father Of Mrs: T. q:
Woodward and Alice NJ Chapel. Funeral
Wednesday. May 28, at 2:3O pm. Friends
welcome. tPlattsburg. n. y, papers please
copy.) cJs
Evening star., 1920-05-25

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Evening star., 1920-05-25

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there IL none SO good.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16

The cannery tender Lister, leaving Seward last Monday afternoon at j. o'clock, arrived at Kodiak Tue&cay night at 8 o'clock. The Lister kep. ahcad of a 90 knot gale and when llo- diak was reached, was well weigh,cd down with ice.
 T. J. Chisholm, representative of tNc Amccat brand, arrived from tSH interior last nght on the train aad i' registered at the Hotel Owe land. Air Chisholm has been travelling in the in- seriar since lost October.
 Lou's Bou came, in last nfGlit f:os, NI'l, 23 and is registered at the Ilotc, Scwa,d
 R. D. Chase, disbursing offi'o', camc over rom AncForaGa on t'N t,r,fr last n;o.ht and is today visjtnr with chief disburscr in Seward, F. E. T"r"ater
 Mss Fd"a Royce Hrd Mrs. Herr: U"1scr a~c roc'stercd at tho Fot-' O~oTa0d hov'nr arrived from Anchor ,r, rost r;rNt
 The Gatrwcv C'tv limited from Az. cho~a~,. rr"do good time ovor v"St'r- dov. "rr'virr in Seward at 5:&O o'c O zee lest ni"ht.
 2. A. Durc,Jar, rom Palrer, :s 2 rrozt at tbo Hotel Ov"rSnd, havi'"' com ir on last night's train.
 John Bovrmar. roo'stnr"d from F'.. htn1. is at tho Hotel Ovor'and
 MI. Rcvd. N. T. Ge"bor Wihiar. c. Marsh ard c. W. Jackson. arc r'- rfrto,cd at thc Hotel SewNrr """r" Ar,noror, Tho fo~r will ,pove on tho st,amor A'as'-4 for tho s'ar"s.
 John B. NTncv, who hos be"n at- tordro tbo d'sfrict co""t S"ss;o~ "' Archovare. came ovrr last ni"ht '"" is roo;stor~d ot tho Foto' So"ara N''' ,I1r,v v.irI Ioovo or tNr Alaska for h'i hcaCouavtcrs at Valdez.
 Ase;stort I'stact att""rNv ! V Tru;tt is roristorrd at tho TTotal t'""'>,- laoA bovjor como in last night on }tnc train from Anchorage.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16
SPRING RUSH IS PREDICTED

The Alaska Publicity Bureau in it Monthly Bulletin publishes the 10 loving;
 For more than twenty years, th traud of travel has been from Ala%ll. ;do the outside. This winter th. order is reversed and even now thc' is a heavier passenger traffic fror the outside to Alaslla than the othe way and present indications point t, the largest movement northward ney spring than has been witnessed sine tke boom days several years aH" ,Tho~e is a rc"son for this condit c and it lies in the fact that Alaska j. tccmirg beck and is coming stron Thousands of AlaskaNs have gone ont s;lc within the past three years an/ thny have not found the smooth s'e" dirg they hoped for. The flowe~ brds of case they expected to CrC there proved mythical. Valient'y tho hove endeqvored to turn deaf ears ( th, call of the north but that call ho boon so insistnnt that many are heed ir~ it ard that accounts for the pr. sent increase in northand trav" Al tho o'itime"s know inst what Alas r." will do for them. They know th9' q, some efforts expended here wi vild rarccr and more satisfactory r' t"~rs thar it expended in the statc a,I besides. the lure of the north '' is thoir sv~tcms md they inst ratu" n,y vcavn to.get back Not only "' th c'd-tima Naskars returning but VIC time within nearly a score of year hvve so many new people been into" or nd in this countv as at present F',.roe ,s. mechanics, laborers, prof@S- s',~al men and women st"no"raphcr 9vd schoo, teachers of both seVc' c',r,;s and bool,rceners by the hnr d, ,,ds. nurses. housekeeDe"s. coo'H ir feet. ren~cscrtatives of all call'n" a.,I a~ooot;ors ir life. aye crowdir' tr., r,ni's ~ith letters reo""sting in. r. ~mat:on corcerning Alaska. Ar h'oer.a car ord will provide for m0' ce tho~o Shn has the resources ar n oulation is her greatest need.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16

)any. This was one year ago. Togata ith the Calumet and Arizona Mh,,l- company the Phelrs-Dodge pcopl aided to the town site of Warren, ac 1uired a two-thirds interest in thr Warren company, which controls ana operates the Warren-Bisbee railwa. and the Warren townsite and tacr threw open tie properties 10 pure, as by employees.
 In the first week, 256 application. ,cre received. The company und" ook to build homes, loanlng the mor- v to tho employees at 6 per cent, iN' crest to be paid ba k in 100 morthE Httallments.
 The employees were given the b"ne' "t of the company's architectural d." ortmcnt in d awing pans Tor t""'' ones, no charge was made for the nd, the only cost to the purchase. .,irg for water and sewer and actual uilding operations.
 As a result, Warren now boast e
 community in which more than "- or cent of the inhabitants own the''
 n homes.
 Forty residences have been compiet 1 ard occupied in the first year c operation.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16
KIDDIE,S GROUP
 MUST BE CHzGaE
Dr. Kings New n:gcovo will do that very thiag
 easy and quickly

NON'T say, "Pocr little youi | ester-I wish I Encw what do for you" Jusc give l.ttle Dr. Kings New Discovery directed and the COUpy-ccJsh W0 finger.
 A cold is not to be fooled wi Get after it at once. Loosen | congestion, the phleCm-SjU,InC and the throGt-tOrture.
 A family remedy for colds, cor grippe, and kindred attacks. years a friend to COiG-Hi..f Fifty years of highest quality and $l.20 a bottlc--all druggis .,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16
CORPORATION ASSISTING
 EMPLOYEES TO BUILD HOME

DOUGLAS, Ariz., Jan, 16- " Plolrs- Dodge corporation is ende' O o.'ng to make permanent the hon F., cf Warren. a mining commun ;' r ar hove, by assisting it's emploEc. to o...r thcir own homes.
 The fist step in this direction w"' t' <, rurchose of the ho'dinTs of tN' Warren Realty and Development com
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16
iSEW ARD SNAPSHOTS

According Go tJtay'S weather r' port, Seward is top high in the tcm pcI.ur,s. Inc @ lE a.Uays Is. Nl. Anchorage people came over on the ta.n last gh. to "thaw ont in J' metropolis of the banana belt.
 W.E. Manning, chief store keeper for the commission at Anchorage, az riya' in Seward last nj"ht is main his first visit here since April "A. 1915. Mr. Manning has been on the job daily at Anchorage since com. north
 John ". Frame, veteran "pionH'E man" is registered at the Hotel Sex ton on his way to Valdez.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16
wEATHER RE"p R "

Tho following is th" w"ath"r r"r"H for urc 2i nour, co,j"G a, 7 "'''o 't IrtS ruorni"":
 SEWARD 4 above, Clear, Ca'". Ancho- age IS below, Clear, LiG'F \. F.
 Noosocroek l bo'ow, Clear, \. : . Natanrsl,a 2l below, Clear Cam Chickaloon 3 below, Clear, CA'm' Wasilla 90 below, Clear, CaT. Talkeetna 2S below Clear E'Im.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16
Bowels on Schedule 1Ti.

the bile flowing freely, the fc menJing body pOisons eliminate Dr. Kings New life Pills make q
 hOwe:S function regularly an k, tue system cicanSCl of gaseous 4 purIticS, 2jc. q botde, all drUgGisF
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16

Mrs. Mary D. McComac, forme,'v '" Cordova. is nov chief nurse in tho ,cfice of Dr. Carlos M. White at Vi -o,ia. Cal. Her two sons, Donald a"o Vanneth, ave attending schco!, bNt seem anxious to get back to AlasSa.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16
CZECHS ORGANIZE BANK

PRAGUE, Jan. 16- The CIe'r ,,cial Democratic party has organized
 bank here with capital of 3O,OOo, o0 crowns It will finance all the pay ,v cooperative stores and other inst tutions.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16

now in Seward bound for Valdez where he will have his headquarters. Previously, MT. Miller has been dePGty clerk of the court.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16
IS ASSISTANT ATTORNEY

JoAn E. Mille- is now Assistant Ir,;+cl States Attorney havin" beer sworn in at Anchorage. Mr. Miller $
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16

Lady TorriugtOn yaccum swCepcrs at GRAEF'S
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16
Before You Build

va are sugc Co st o,,g oy eeiHs ,'e P,'1'' ,@ttlBy iu tut Con. 'st, Ni'l.l,Ir D. 'i. o''' " N ..,.,,f,.,, ~..s.,g,. ,oIamus U.u taish '1e 0M .rF h.- sarc SruJ as ys,u eha. ''s ,N.' w" rr,g la Ay S SthUle R-U, NhNON 'a'" @-- DJou
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16

RAYo lamps with shades SS5O at Graef's.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16

Electric Sewing Machine motors 7i Graefs,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16

sleds for boys and girls at Gracr's,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16

National Water Motor Washers at J. L. Graefs. Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil at Graef's.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16

Home of Hart Schatfner x Marx clothing URBACirS
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16

pIsTILLATE S3.5O per ease at Graeis
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16

FLASH LIGHTS and batteries at J. l.. Graefs.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16

Fishcrmca's Supplies at Gracfs
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-16

Ice Crcepers and Skates Graofs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05

batsmen no longer fear the mythica
shine ball" He reported in good
condition
aRedD Faber, the hero Of the
1917 world series, threntens 10
perform n comeback. He spent
the winter hunting and reported
twelve pounds heavier. He now
weighs ISO and f. IN playing con-
dlfiOn. He started last year well,
hut after the Fourth OF July flat
tened. He opened fourteen Enmes
inter that date md was taken
from the box eleven times. He Is
much stronger than heretofore
and appears destined for a good
season. II that Il 80, Gleason has
four tried performers in Faber,
CfcOtte, Williams and Kerr.
Wilkinson, who came from Colum-
bus late last year. gives promise OF
doing well The real find, however
is Spencer Heath, a tall. narrow youth
from Winnipeg. In the Canadian
league last year he won seventeen
quite some pitching any place He
Is an all around player, working in
the outfield occasionally because OF
his hitting. He led his league last
year with a batting average OF 3O8.
Spencer Is an old fashioned pitcher
with a fast ball and curve. He
has a job already" Manager Gleason
says It's up TO him how long he
holds it"
Grover Lowdermiik fell for the
fashionable stunt Of having his teeth
removed TO improve his control. and
says the operation was a success.
Looking into the records, one finds
he stood ninth among the American
league pitchers in point OF earned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05
CHICAGO CUBS
EN- ROUTE EAST
VIII Pass Through 81 Paso
Wednesday, Going
Home to Play.
By WHEELAN


En- route home, where they VIII
open the season with the Cincinnati
Reds. the Chicago National league
baseball team win pass through Fl
Paso Wednesday afternoon pausing
here only a short time 10 make con-
uectious-
Friends OF members OF the Cub
team have been advised OF their ar
rival here and are plrnning to greet
the former National league cham
pions during their stay, which VIII
Be for only about 30 minutes The
Cubs could not arrange a date in FL
Paso this spring owing 20 their late
start at the training camp In Pasa-
dena. Calf. but Il Is understood that
this city VIII be included on their
itinerary IN the future
Members OF -he team are travelling
IL a special car ID comprise the
regular Cub organization. the rockies
or recruits having taken the northern
route on their return home where the
wedding out process viii begin
preparatory 20 the opening OF the
season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05
Swanson Defeats
BattIer Hawkins

Columbus. n. n. April SIN one OF
the fastest and cleverest IS round
boxing exhibitions staged here in
many months. Kid Swanson. OF the
Path infantry. won the decision over
Dial Hawkins. OF FL Paso. Swanson
did the most Of the leading through
out the bout. with Hawkins always
willing 10 swap punches with his
faster opponent The decision was
well received. but there were many
fans who would like to see Hawkins
matched against a man nearer his
cap IN meeting Swanson. hawkins
has declared his intention OF meet
ing the border featherweights and
viii in all probability be matched
near future.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05
What Do You
Know About Sport?


How long is il possible to swing
the Indian clubs?
Where was Jess Willard born7
5-When was Dave Fultz elected
president OF the International league?
What IS the shortest game
! played in the majors?
5-How many places did the United
states get In the spring events in the
1912 Olympic2
record Tor putting the u pound shOt7
I'm basketball do two PLAYERS
really have 10 hold the ball before
It is declared held ball2
SIS there a penalty for coaching
from the side lines in football2
Baker hit 800 or better2
4v.How many games did Ray
Schalk catch last season2
Answers to Last Questions.
George Burns. Of the Giants.
stole the most bases last year. 40.
Harry Harper, with Washington.
last year lost most games, q
Bob Shawkey OF the New York
Y Yankees famed most men in q sin
gle game last year. Is
The minor league record for
consecutive hitting Is SO games. made
BY Joe Wilhoit OF wichita, in the
western league. last year
SIN match play in golf a player
cannot waive penalty incurred BY
an opponent
6-A DOGGY competition IN golf is a
series Of stroke competitions in which
play is against fixed score at each
"A birdie" In golf Is one under
S-Ertie became recognized as
bantamweight champion. when he
won from Kid Williams on a foul in
five rounds at St Paul, September 10.
s-Ted Lewis right name IS Ger
shon Mendeloff
lO-The olympic swimming record
for the 100 meters. free style, is I
minute 2 2-5 seconds. made by Duke P.
kahanamoku in 1912.
11-Cities in the grand cidcuit are
Cleveland, Toledo, Kalamazoo, Column
bus. PHILADELPHIA Poughkeepsies Read
vile, Mas, Hartford, Syracuse, Lex
ington and Atlanta
1s-Cleveland. Toledo. Columbus
and Lexington each have more than
one week OF grand circuit racing.
1S-The hole IN golf is four and q
quarter inches in diameter and at
least four inches deep
1s-One stroke is the penalty IN
golf for striking the ball twice in
making a stroke
15-Frank Moran was born IN
Cleveland. March IS, 1887.
1.-THE Olympic swimming record
for the 100 meters. back strokes IS
minute 20 - seconds j. J. Heb
ner made II in 1912
17-Twenty-five shut out games
we're played in the National league
last year and p in the American
1S-Players secured by the Athletics
from Atlanta included Perry, Dykes.
Galloway. Boone, Roberts. Hasty,
King, Wingo, Styles and Griffith.
19-The share OF each Cincinnati
player in the worlds series was
S4SSl55. Each Chicago player re-
ceived s3,254.37.
20-Kerr. Eller, Ruether Ring, Sal
lee and Cicotte were the pitchers who
Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05

runs per game last year and that HIS
average was the same as that Of
Dutch" Ruether. OF the Reds He is
starting out better than ever. he is
certain OF be retired and may prove
OF value TO the club in the champion
ship season
=
The other pitchers are kids who
have not displayed sufficient ability
to even suspect that they viii remain
with the Sox after the bell rings
Schalk After Record.
CCHALK. Of course, viii do the bulk
y Of the catching. With forty more
games he will have caught 1000 IN
the American league For seven sea-
sons he has caught more than 100
games a year. establishing a record
not approached in the history OF the
game Byrd Lynn viii continue to
be his first assistant. The third
string catcher Is George Lees. Jr..
Of Lehigh, Pa He was with the Sox
before going into the army and fin
ished last year with Milwaukee Lees
is patterned much on the Schalk or
der. He takes the place Of Lieutenant
Joe Jenkins who was sent TO salt
Lake City because he preferred being
nearer his home.
The Sox without Risberg. Weaver
and Gandil probably viii not finish
very far up in the race With those
three present and a hit OF pitching
from Faber and Heath and Wilkin-
son, they are to be counted in the
to the contract jumpers, and there is
no telling what they viii do.-Copy-
right, 1920, by The Public Ledger com
Dauy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05
Fl Bliss Champ To Defend
Title AUAIOng The Border

GOOGLE MUSKOPF, lightweight
y champion of the FL Paso military
district who meets Tommy Nell
son. the hard hitting Californian
Wednesday night in a bout before
the Fort Bliss athletic association In
tends to defend his honOrs all along
the border among all chailengers in
the event he is returned victor
Muskopf while working out before
a large crowd OF adherents at the
Base Hospital gymnasium Sunday
afternoon asserted that he was more
than anxious TO prove his supremacy
and he would meet any man whom
the Fort Bliss association Of which
James Erwin is matchmaker selects
He is confident OF being returned
victor over Nelson In spite OF the
hitting ability Of the ex-sailor and is
training diligently IN order that
nothing be left undone that viii con-
tribute to victory.
1t f. probable that n large
delegation OF fans Will come 10
Fl PasO from Columbus to attend
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05

the boxing show Wednesday and
witness the deciding battle be-
tween Babe CabelI and Digger
smith, both OF whom claim the
WelterTeiEht supremacy Of that
Organization. These two men
have met several times before the
margin Of victory being in favor
OF Cnbeli- Now, however, Smith
asserts that he VIII vindicnte his
record and Is optomlstic over the
outcome OF the contest
Eddie Hanlon and Webb Mcintyre
viii have Il out for the welterweight
supremacy OF the FL Paso district IN
the special event Mcintyre is being
handled by Jack Taylor, a veteran
trainer and viii undoubtedly put up
a hard fight against the Fort Bliss
Mixer. Mcintyre has been promised
a meeting with Hard Hitting Wright
Il he is returned the victor.
Army and navy representatives.
will meet IN the semi-finaI when
Sailor Brown clashes with soldier
Kid Waite
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05
CAVALRY LOSES
To SOUTH SIDE
Superior Hitting of Inter
nationals Wins a Very
Ragged Pastime.

Superior hitting won for the Inter
national south side team over the
Seventh cavalry baseall nine Sunday
afternoon in a ragged game at Rio
Grande park by the score Of Is TO 10
Both teams hit the bali at will. while
numerous errors were chalked up
against players Of the opposing team.
Quite a large number OF fans wit
messed the contest, many leaving dur
ing the early innings. The score fol-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05
Many Entrants In
Boxing Tourney

Boston. Mass, April 5.-The Ma
tional Amateur boxing championship
tournament 20 be held here on Non
day and Tuesday nights. has brought
more entries than in any previous
year. The entry list Is more widely
representative than usual OF the 122
college and club men entered for the
competition IN eight classes. more
than 30 hold titles. including several
present or past national champions.
In addition 10 New England boxers,
contestants will come from California.
Wisconsin. Missouri. Alabama Louisi-
ana New York. Ohio and Pennsyl-
Tania-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05

laws. Is; SIND Artillery. 10; second
game-Business Mems team. Is; Ar
tillery. 10; third game-Artillery, IS:
Outlaws. 10; fourth game-Business
Men IS; send artillery. 5. fifth game
Outlaws. Is; Artillery. .
The Seventh field signal battalion
team was originally scheduled to
meet the association teams, but il
failed to appear
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05
BASEBALL

At Charleston R H z
Boston Nationals -----.-.-.. Q
Detroit Americans ...--.--
Bait les. Boston Rudolph. Film
GIN and Gowdy: Detroit Dausss Gla-
sier and Woodan, Stanage.
At Houston. RHE.
Chicago Americans .-.-...-..10 u z
Houston 49, ---------------
Batteries: Chicago, Payne and Lynn.
schalk; Houston, Kelley, Glenn and
Harkins.
At New Orleans. R-HE.
Cleveland Americans $500. 8 2
New Orleans Southern 1000. ( IL 0
Batteries. Cleveland, Coveleskie and
O'Nein: New Orleans, Tourkelson and
Deberry-
At san Francisco. RHE
Chicago Nationals -. 1
San Francisco Coast .2 /
Batteries- Chicago. Alexander and
Knlefer: san Francisco, Seas n and
Atkinson.
At Oakland. RHE
Chicago Nationals .....- II I
Oakland Coast ---.-..--. S 10 3
Batteries: Chicago, Martin. Stolz and
Hansen. O'Farreu; Oakland Gearing
and Mite
At st. Louis: st. Louis Nationals and
St Louis Americans called off IN
clement weather.
At Chattanooga New York Nation
als-BOston Americans; postponed, wet
grounds.