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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
REDRAW STARTERS
FOR GOLF TOURNEY

TOLEDO, Ohio, Aug. s.-offlcials
preparing for the national open golt
tournament which starts over the In.
verness course tomorrow, are engaged
today In redrawing the starters. The
change In pairings was necessltated by
about 40 belated entries who were per-
mitted TO come in after the official time
set had expired.
As a result of the overflow It will
be late this afternoon before the con-
tenders for the open title will know
where they really stand.
Experts here agree that the winner
OF the tournament Will have to shoot
$50 golf to take the title, while some
believe a score as low as 1856 will be
necessary A number of par scores
have been turned in during practice.
The experts are figuring on Chick
Evans and Bobby Jones TO uphold the
prestige Of amateur golf in open cham
pionships Both have been over the
course and each has given good ac-
count OF himself
The first flight will get away early
Tuesday morning. The added starters
will play their first IS hole qualifying
round Tuesday afternoon, starting az
ter 4:40 o'clock.
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PROTHRO DELIVERS.

Thompson Prothro, former Mem
phis boy, now residing in Dyersburg and
playing the shortfield for Dyersburg,
was there in the pinch Sunday Hurt
opened the last round with a single to
right, a Texas Lacquer. Prothro then
hit a home run into the left field crowd,
scoring Hurt ahead of him. White
next up, was thrown out by Clay
pool Block hit a hopper to Cissell,
who hurled the pill to Wade, who
dropped the ball after Umpire Hack
had already called Block out Chap
man batted for Griffin and singled to
left, Block holding, second. Bud Mer-
Ger then crashed out a home run into
the left field stands, scoring Block and
Chapman ahead Of him. Mitch lifted
to Handwerker and Quelmalz famed.
In the last half of the ninth for
Memphis, 'Belote walked as a starter.
Colbert batted for himself and famed.
Hayes was tossed out by Mitch and
Claypool ended the game by driving
to Bougeno, who made a neat run
ming catch of the ball.
The Dyersburgians took the lead by
scoring one run in the second inning.
Block singled and while Griffin was at
bat, George took too big lead off
first and was picked off by a quick
throw by Colbert. Griffin walked and
Mercer followed with a single, Griffin
reaching second. Mitch singled through
the box and Griffin scored with the
first run of the game. Quellmalz was
tossed out by Belote to end the inning.
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]. B. EDGAR LEAGUE.

Standing Of Clubs.
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PAYS TO BE SQUARE.

II pays to be on the square In any
thing. Honesty is without question the
best policy
Take the case of Hal Chase He was
without question the greatest first
baseman OF them all. But he fell into
evil ways. He was accused Of gambling
against his own team, the Cincinnati
Reds, and banished from major league
baseball as well as clubs in organized
ball anywhere.
He drlfted out to the Pacific coast
where he became a member OF a semi
pro team. But he soon fen from grace
again. He was accused OF attempting
to buy a pitcher off and to get him
to lose game so a lot OF gamblers
would win. The pitcher refused and
Chase got IN bad again
Hal tried to pitch game Sunday for
semipro club, but the game was for
feited TO the opposing club, all because
he was Hal Chase, the outcast.
Chase Is drinking the bitter cup for
his folly. He passed up brilliant
career with a fine salary merely for a
mess OF pottage in the form Of few
dollars that came dishonesty, and
which brought the good name of the
game OF games into disrepute.
The case OF Chase should serve as an
example TO all ball players who are
tempted with the alluring bait OF the
gambler to practice dishonesty In a
ball game, for II can only end In one
way--baniRhment
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F1EMPI1IS ASSOCIATED
81" AMATEURS AsK3
LIBERTY LEAGUE.

Standing OF Clubs
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
GRAND CIRCUIT TO
North RANDALL

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. o.-The scene
or the Grand Circuit race harness shift
weeks engagement Of the year at that
track The program called for four
events with the American sportsman
three-yeaE old pace the feature.
Hio Grenade, the new Juvenile
champion, was expected to rule a heavy
tavoritc Among the eight other eligi-
bic starters were Frisco june, Fatima
Trlwu Safe and Isabella.
seven ara named to start In the 2.0l
pace, with Princess Mary most favored
The -.ll trOt which was split into two
divisions with seven nominated in each,
also Was on the program
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
RACE TIGHTENs.

The race in the Southern league Is
beginning to tighten. The league lead =
ing Little Rock Travellers have been
facing the other three first division
clubs and have found the picking hard.
The Travellers are to return 10 Little
Rock in a few days, where they will
entertain Birmingham. New Orleans
and Atlanta. In this series the mettle
OF the Travellers will be tested and II
their miSups with the Crackers, Barons
and Pels stlll leading the league, they
VIII have an excellent chance of cop
ping the gonfalon.
Kid Elberfeld, Little Rock manager,
said while here recently that his hurl-
ing staff was crippled due to the alb
sence of Yellowhorse his Indian pitch
err. However. the aborlgine has re-
turned to the club. and with Robinson,
Hengeveld, Jonnard and Yellowhorse
going good there is no reason way the
Travellers shouldn't be able to stand
the gaff
The Atlanta Crackers in our opinion,
look like the best bet in the Southern
league right now to win this years pen
nant.
The Crackers have just started on
a drive for the initial rung in the pen
nant ladder, and IL Is a well known
Kaufman has his ball club hustllng
in every game, and they are confident
y figuring on beating out the Pels and
Travellers.
If Kauffman's pitchers can hold up
the rest Of the machine will do Ia
| part,
The Crackers will bear watching.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
!. WENzLER RETAINS
HIS GOLF|NG TITLE
Defeats Nelson Giddins, of
Overton Park Club, 6-5
in Finals Saturday.

Jack Wenzler is still the city golf
champion Saturday in the finals OF
Wenzler took the measure Of Nelson
Giddins, Of the Overton Park club. 6
UP and ) to play. Wenzer was in
rare form, and the result was never
in doubt, as Jack was playing an almost
unbeatable brand Of golf.
Wenzler appeared to 60 about the
business Of winning the state title
again in a business-like manner. never
extending himself until the occasion de-
manded. The match ended on the thir-
tcenth green
The tourney was great success from
every standpoint.
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ROBINS BEAT PIRATES

BROOKLYN, n. Y, Aug. 9.-Brook -
iyn retained first place by a ? to I
victory over Pittsburgh yesterday IN
game featured by arguments and a
shower Of pop bottles from the stands,
Wheat made the winning run on a Wild
pitch in the ninth inning while pitts
burgh playtrs argued that Kuduff who
was at bat. had been hit on the hand
because he came up nursing his fingers
after dropping TO the ground 10 dodge
the ball Umpire Rigler ruled II was
a wild pitch. The pop bottle shower
came I'm the eighth when BROOKLYN
players crowded around Umpire Moran
TO protest against his decision that
MitcheP WAS out on a close play at
third.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
With Skin Diseases?

DO not expect to be cured of any
form Of skin disease by the use of
lotions, salves, ointments or other local
treatment, as such remedies can not
possibly reach the source Of the trouble.
which is the blood.
When any OF these symptoms appear
on any part Of your body, you should
take prompt steps to rid the blood OF
the germs which cause them. And
the one remedy which has no equal as
blood cleanser is S. S. s., which is
sold by druggists everywhere.
Begin taking S. s, S. today, and write
complete history OF your case to our
Chief Medical Adviser, who win give
you special instructions without charge.
Write at once to Medical Director. STA
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga. adv.
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Standing of Club,
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Standing Of Clubs
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CHICKS WIN IN
13FRAMES OVER
MOBILE BEARS
Dixie Carroll Gets Home Run.
MobiIianS Tie in Ninth by
Scoring Four Runs-Tribe
Gets 3 in 18th,

MOBILE, Ala, Aug 9.-Memphis took
l3-inning game from Mobile yester-
Day afternoon when Ray Roberts, the
local hurler, weakened after he had
pitched eight innings of tight ball and
ms team overcame a four-run lead by
a rally In the ninth and tied the score.
the contest finally ending II to O.
Golvin hit home run in the ninth
with two on the bases. Carroll secured
home run in the 18th inning. Mobile
used Pitchers Had, Sigman and Rob
erts. while Memphis used Thweatt and
marshall. Manager Coleman Of the
Mobile team suffered broken finger in
the game. Score.
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ALL-STARs GET FOUR.

The All-Star were helpless against
Mitch until the sixth. Only one hit,
a single by Claypool in the first in
ming, had been secured off the Dyers-
burg pitcher until the sixth started.
And then the balloon went up.
Belote opened the pot with a one
ply crash to right. Colbert hunted, and
beat it to first. Hayes hunted both
runners up a satchel. Claypool came
through with rap through Prothro
that scored Belote Colbert stopping at
Mltch's head and Griffin took the BAN,
I heaving it against the stands in an
effort to catch Colbert at the plate.
Colbert easily scored and Stewart
reached second. Handwerker hit to
Hurt, who forced Claypool at third. Cs-
sci then doubled to center scoring
batted for Lawhorn and ingloriously
famed.
The fatal ninth has already been re-
lated.
In the eighth the All-stars had the
bases damned with two out, but Wade
lined to Bougeno, who made great
running catch.
In the first inning Dyersburg had
two runners extinguished at the plate.
With one gone, Hurt hoisted to Hand
werlSer, who muffed the ball. Prothro
singled to right. White hit to Clay
pool who threw Hurt out at the plate
trying to score. Prothro reached third
on the play. The double steal was
attempted with Prothro on third and
White on first. Stewart shot the ball
to Colbert, who returned 1t to the plate
in time to get Prothro landing up.
In the second with one out and Mer.
Ger on third, he tried to steal home, but
was an easy out. Colbert TO Stewart.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
SUB MU LOG CLUB
TO GIVE FESTIVAL

The Sub Mu Loo Club wifi entertain
Wednesday evening, Aug, II, with a
at Riverside park north pavilion All
members are requested to bring their
families to the X. of G. hall, where
trucks viii assemble starting promptly
at 9 o'clock Don't forget to attend
regular meeting Tuesday night, Aug. 10,
important
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PRoTHRo A REAL STAR.

II Thompson Prothro had decided TO
pass up the practice Of dentistry In
favor Of the national game. there is
not doubt IN the world but that he
would have made good with a loud
series of bangs
Prothro covered the shortfeld for the
pyerghurg seWiproS in Memphis Sun
day His fielding was faultless. and his
home run iu the ninth inning with A
mate on first base put the Dyersburg
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
Why Itch and Burn
There Is Way to Get Rid Of the
Torturous Suffering.

Those who rely upon local treatment
such as ointments, salves lotions
washes. etc, which are applied to the
surface Of the skin, will never be free
from agonizing skin diseases. because
they are going about the treatment
just backward They are treating the
results Of the disorder. and not the dis
ease itself They are attempting to
boil water by applying the heat in the
wrong place.
These terrifying skin irritations. &C.
zema, letter, bots plmples. etc, have
their origin in a disordered condition
OF the blood They come from a colony
Of tiny germs which get into the blood
and multiply by the million.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
GIANTS DEFEAT CUBS.

NEW YORK, Aug. s.--New York de-
feated Chicago. 7 to !. yesterday max
ing 1t four out Of five for the series.
Toney was puzzle To the Cubs until
the ninth, when he eased up and was
hit safely three times, resulting in the
visitors lone tally. The Giants hits
off Vaughn were timely, while Carter,
who pitched the eighth inning, was
easy
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DYERSBURG WINS
IN NINTH INNING
' OVER ALL-STARS
Fast Semipro Team Rallies in
Last Round and Scores
Five TaIIieS for 6 to 4 Vic
tory Over Locals.
BY BOB PIGUE.

The fast Dyersbura sennlpro base
ball club, which has hunp UP the
remarkable record of 4S victories
out OF 81 starts this season, added
another win to their string at Russ
wood park Sunday afternoon when
they trimmed club OF alI.stars
Agotten together by Billy Hack, To-
cal promoter. The final score was
to q.
a thrilling ninth. inning rally In
which the Dyersburglans scored five
runs won the game for the visitors.
The Dyersburg club went Into the
last frame with the score standing
q to against them. Ray Colbert
had been pitching shutout ball, but
weakened as the ninth started, when
he was combed for four hits, two
OF which were home runs into the
left field bIeachers.
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MOBILE

Summary: Home runs-Golvin. Car
roll. Two base hits-High 2, McLarry.
Sacrifice hit-Mullen. Stolen bases
Mcmillan 2, Allen, Griffin, McLarry,
Collenberger Struck out-By Roberts
Z, by Thweatt 2, by Marshall g. Passed
berger to Blades 70 McLarry: High 70
BLADES to McLarry; Mullen to Golvin.
Left on bases-Mobile 12 Memphis g.
Hit by pitcher-Blades by Roberts
Pitching record-Off Haid in l % in
nllngs, runs, hits: off sigman in / 1-3
innings, 4 runs and hits: off Rob
erts in 10 innings, runs, hits and
=, bases on balls; off Thweatt, runs,
II hits and 6 bases on balls in 6 Ia in
nings; off Marshall runs, hits in
2-3 innings. Time-2:30. Umpires-
Roth, Fulton and Vance. Il
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In the second with one out and Mer.
Ger on third, he tried to steal home, but
was an easy out. Colbert TO Stewart
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ABOUT MANAGERS.

A tan drops line to ask what clubs
in the Southern league are going TO
change managers next season.
II would be violation of confidence
at this stage OF the season to give out
information about probable changes.
and for time only the fact that there
viii be at least two changes in the
southern can be published In due time
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Two overheated spectators tried to
muss up each others countenances in
the first inning and were shown the
exit sign by buecoats
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UMP. POWELL GETS MAD.

Umpire Powell, who came to Mem
phis with the Dyersburg team, started
the game as an umpire on the bases
Buck Campbell was back of the plate
Umpire Powell got along fairly well
although some of his decisions didn't
sit well with the Dyersburg team
Several times before the sixth inning
bad been reached, players who desired
ITO protest ran out to talk to the UNI
pire, who met them half way, showing
and prepared to go to the mat with
anybody who disagreed with him.
In the sixth imp. Powell went to
the bench, and while there he became
embroiled in mixup with one of the
Dyersburg players. This marked the
Of JUMPING as bad one. Billy Hack
succeeded Powell on the bases.
In the sixth wrangle occurred when
Umpire Powell called Hurt out, and
then reversed himself upon complaint
of Dyersburg players and then re-
Versed himself the second time when
Billy Hack complained
Here was the situation: One Dyers-
burg player was out and Hurt had
singled. Hurt attempted to steal sec
ond and arrived there, but Umpire
Powell called him out. But Claypoo
Powell then flattened his hands. Hurt
had gotten up and walked off second,
figuring he was out. Hurt was then
tagged by Claypool and Powell called
him out again, Then the row started
Finally after about 10 minutes Of
wranglng, Hurt was called out and
play was resumed
1t appeared as if half of Dyorsburg
turned out to see the game and they
had a great day of it, especially after
their club had won out in the ninth by
rally suchoas you read about in fic-
ton.
There was plenty of Dyersburg money
available, and tho Dyer countians in
Clined 10 hazard their kae on their
club made killing.
1t was a great game all the way and
witnessed by about 1000 fans.
Ray Colbert pitched a fine game
against the visitors. but was unable
to keep going through the last round
The victory was a ciean-cut one for
Dyersburg, and coined by clean hits
-sos that had the wood back Of them.
The two running catches of Bougeno
in left field were the fielding features
Prothro was also in the calcium in
fielding, accepting several hard chances
without an error.
Two overheated spectators tried to
muss up each others countenances in
the first inning and were shown the
exit sign by bluecoats
-
More pep was exhibited at ROSEWOOD
Sunday than has been shown in a long
time. Everybody was happy and in a
good humor II was an old-fashioned
ball game, and everybody enjoyed it.
All it lacked Of being complete was
the barbecue and barrel Of lemonade.
Here's hoping DyersbIrg comes again.
They're q clean bunch of sports and
played clean ball winning on their
merits. They've got n good ball club,
and one that appears as strong as
any semipro organization in this sec
ton of the country
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, WHITE SOX EVEN UP.

CHICAGO, H.. Aug. 9.-Chicago
evened up the series with Boston yes
terday by shutting out the visitors, 2
to O. The game was a pitchers battle
run drive into the left field bleachers
in the fourth clinched the game for
Chicago.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09

Johnny Dobbs, Of New Orleans, is
said to be figuring on quitting base
ball and going to his farm in Chatta-
nooga, where he will become a farmer
Pat Flaherty, now scouting for Cleve-
him.
This is denied by New Orleans club
owners.
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Tho -
SPORTING
= SPOTLTGF1T
Big Bob PSS1Ao

Those Chicks Of Jack Lewis, who
are now soJournino in Mobile for
the next three days, oct away on
the right foot In the opener OF the
series Sunday, taking the Bears In
u Innings. The Bruins gave the
Chicks an awful scare In the ninth
by scoring four runs and tying the
count, but In the hoodoo 18th the
Tribe came along and counted
thrice, which was sufficient to cop
the decision.
For the second game Of the Sc
ries, Manager Lewis will likely send
In Dazzy Vance, The red head
should be able TO trim the claws Of
the Bears without any great amount
of hIffInIIIAN
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HODGE AND JONNARD
SOLD TO WHITE SOX

CHICAGO, H., Aug. 9.-Pitcber Sc.
we'll purchased by the Chicago White
SoN, from Deer Lodge. Mont. reported
TO Manager Gleason yesterday
The Chicago club also announced the
purchase OF Hodge and Jonnard a
battery from the Nashville club OF the
Southern association.
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Umpire clifford, who Is we'll remem.
bsred In Memphis, has been at his
home In Chattanooga, where he Is cleo
pioneering for votes for the office Of
trustee.
It is a ctnch that baseball fans all
over the league would like TO vote for
him, for If he is elected that Will re.
move him as an umpire.
And nothing would sit better with %
out Of every 100 fans IN the Southern
than this.
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Another report is that Kid Elberfeld.
at present manager OF the Little Rock
Travellers, is going to become manager
succeeding Jimmy Burke, and that .John
McCloskey will succeed the Kid in Lit
tie Rock
But this is only rumor, although
IT has been a persistent one for several
weeks
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xBatted for Griffin in ninth.

Summary: Home funs-Prothro, Mer-
Ger: Two-base hit-Cissell. Sacrifice
hit-Hayes. Bases on balls-Off Col
bert /; off Mitch 2. Struck 'out-By
Colbert 4; by Mitch g. Left on bases
Memphis 8; Dyersburg g. Time of game
Two hours. JTmpires-Ca
Powell and Hack
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VARDON. RAY WIN.

TOLEDO, o., Aug. 9,--Harry Vardor
and Edward Ray, English professionals,
showed high class golf In their best ball
noon with Charles Lorms, Inverness
professional. and Deke White, of Syl-
vanla. The Bntishers won, and !.
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club back in the fight and gave them
two runs which we're badly needed at
that time.
Prothro Is a natural ball player, and
there is not a shortstop in the South
ern league with the exception Of Tommy
Mcmillan Of Mobile who looks any
better than PrOthro right now.
Babe Ruth failed 10 hit a home run
Sunday. He poled one, but Cobb got
under IL.
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Standing Of Clubs

Sundays Results-Loeb Field.
Little Midgcts ;, Little Memphis j
Little Memphis =. Little MIdgets d
only games scheduled
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WHITE TO MEET MORAN

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Aug. q.-Charir
White, Of Chicago was matched yes.
terday to box ten rounds with Pal Mo
ran, Of New Orleans. at East Chicago
Ind, Aug. Il.
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WHERE THEY PLAY.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Memphis at Mobile.
Nashville at New Orleans.
birmingham at Chattanooga.
Little Rock at Atlanta 1.-TWO games).
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at New York.
DELTA LEAGUE,
Greenwood at jackson.
Greenville at Belzoni.
Clarksdale at Charleston.
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If Cincinnati can repeat in the Ma
tional and the Cleveland indians can
come through in the American, Ohio's
cup Of JOY will run over.
For then they will be assured OF two
big fights between Ohioans, for Senator
Harding and Gov Cox are sauaring of
for action
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ED CRUMP LEAGUE.
Standing of CIut

Sundays Results-OVerton Park,
Dirmeycrs 10, Fountain C0Wrt- ?.
Prcstonus Q, Hamric SluEEors d for
-nittd1
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WHOLESALERS, LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.

Saturdays Results-H edges Field.
Orgll Bros. Z, Van Nleets /.
Orgill Bros. Il, Iayne & Bowler 6.
N. O. Nelson 8, Layne & Bowler 8.
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Philadelphia SO Cincinnati IA.
Boston 5, st. Louis 4.
Pittsburgh :, Brooklyn 0.
Chicago :, New York 3.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York 7, Detroit 3.
Boston 4, Chicago 2.
Cleveland 8, Philadelphia /.
Westinghouse. Louis, rain.
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Cranes II, Moores Is.
Stratton- Warren 9, Hessig Ellis
(forfeitD
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MlIWaukee II, CIumbus Is.
Toledo 6, St. Paul 5.
Kansas City 8. Louisville 2.
Minneapolis indianapolis. rain.
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NATIONAL LEAelJF
AMERICAN AssocIArIoN

ToIedO BIB, Milauwkee AS
Indianapolis 3-l7, Kansas City 40.
Louisville Go, Minneapolis OF.
st. Paul Columbus. rain,
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AMERICAN IEAclIE
BASEBALL RESULTS,
SOUTHERN LEAGIIE

At New Orleans RHE
New Orleans ......!,..,, 900 1x-I n
Lehman and Jonnard Walker and
Deberry.
Called in fifth account raInD
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BEN HUR LEAGUE,

Sundays Results-Loeb Field.
Nibs 10, Am. Ry. Express 3
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DIXIE LEAGUE.

Saturdays Results-Loeb Field
Memphis Hardwood e, Kclseys ).