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New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
ELECTION NOTICE

line from the corner of w. l1sth 81 and
5th ave. to the corner Of W llSth st. ana
Lenox ave, and thence a diagonal line
from the corner of w. 18th ST. and Lenox
ave. to the corner Of ". iIeih 81. and 7th
ave.
24th f D-A diagonal line from the
corner Of w. 116th st. and 7th sve. the
corner of ". ll5th st. and Lenox ave.
thence n diagonal line from the corner Of
w ll5th st ana Lenox aye. to the cor
ner of w. ll4th st. and st. Nicholas ave.
". 1l4th st. and 7th ave.
corner OK w. l1sth s.. and 81 Nicholas
ave. 10 the corner OF ". ii5th St. and
Ir snoS b ave gnoT % " ev9 aasog' sog Ionos ns
ave. to the corner Of ". llSth 81. and
St Nicholas ave and St. Nicholas ave.
26th E. D.-W. ll4th St. st. Nicholas
W. IIsth st, and St Nicholas ave TO the
corner Of W. 112th ST. and eth ave. and
27th e. pa diagonal line, from the
corner of St Nicholas ave. and w. 1l5th
st. to the corner of St Nicholas ave and
W. 18th St to the corner of l.onox ave.
and " ll4th st. thence diagonal line
from the corner OF Lenox ave. and W.
l14th. St. to the corner OF 5th aye. and
ll2th ST ana St Nicholas ave.
2sth E. DIV ll3th ST. diagonal
line from the corner OF W. Ism It. an; n;
5th ave. to the corner OF W. ll-th ST ana
Lenox ave and Lsnox ave.
10Th e. D.--A diagonal line from the
corner of W. ll2th st. and Lenox ave to
@''-7N
5th ave. and ". 18th 81.
3Oth E. DE. l14th st. Madison ave.
E. ll2th st. and 9Th ave.
31st Z. De. 18th St, Madison ave,
Z. 10th ST. and 5th ave.
32d f. pa diagonal line from the
corner of W 1f1th St and Lenox ave TO
the corner Of w. l12th St and 5th ave.
5th ave and ". nth st
$50 f. DIV. il2th ST. a diagonal line
from the corner of W. 1l2th St. and 5rh
ave to the corner of W. 11lth 81. and
Lenox ave. and LenOx ave.
34th f. D.-A diagonal line from the
corner of ". 112th St and 7th ave. 70 the
corner OF W. 11Sth s.. and St. Nicholas
ave, St Nicholas ave. W. 1l2th st,
Ienox ave. and diagonal line from the
corner of ". nth st. and Lenox ave. 10
the corner of W. 18th st. and eth ave
35th e. D.--A diagonal line from the
corner of W. fl2th st. and 9TH ave TO the
corner Of W. nth St. and Lenox ave.
I.enox ave. W. 1l0th St. and Tth ave.
seth F. DIV. lltth st, 9Th ave, w
l1oth ST and LenoX ave
37th e. D.-W. iloth ST 5th ave. line
across Central Park from Z. gath s.. and
9Th ave to ". agth ST. and Central Park
West and Central Park West.
3Sth E D.-A line across Central Park
from w. 99th st. and Central Park " est
TO f. Goth st. ana 5th ave. 9Th ave- W
e7th St, Transverse RI. and Central Parh
West.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

1st E. De Ssd St, East River. E. slst
and East End ave
u 3. De s5th St East End ave e
sdth st. East River, E. SD st, Cast End
ave. and diagonal line from the corner
of East End ave. and Il. saith St to the
corner of Avenue a and E. S5th -.
81 L .p.-A Diagonal; line from the
corner OF East End ave. and E. S4th St,
e s4th ST. and Avenue A.
4th Il D.--A diagonal line from the
corner of f. S6th ST. and lst ave. to the
corner OF E s5rh Ct and Avenue A. Ave-
nue. A 4 diagonal line from the corner Of
E. 4th st and Avenue 10 the corner of
(. s5th ST. and lst ave. and lst ave.
5tn i. DE. s5th s.. diasona! llne
from the corner OF e 65th st. and lst ave.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
Seventeenth Assembly District

loss 1st E f and RTH Haqs5a ssa s' PARK ave. -
2d E. D.--H. lo4th st, Park ave. lO@d
Sd E, De 106th st. Park ave, f.
l04th st. and Madison ave.
an E. De losth st. Madison ave, E.
104th st. ard 5th ave.
5th y. De lO7th St. Park ave. E
l06th st and 5th ave.
6th r. DE. l0eth st. Park ave. Z.
lo7th 81. and Madison ave.
7th E, DE iosth St. Madison ave, E
lo7th st. and 5th ave
sth D. DE ll2th st. Park ave. E
lloth ST. and Madison ave
1l2th ST and Madison ave.
18th L. De. ll7th st, Park ave, E
1l5th St. and Madison ave.
l2th L. De. l1Sth st. Park ave- T.
HIN st. and 5th ave.
18th r. D.-W. 1lSth st. 5th ave. and a
diagonal line from the corner OF 9TH ave
ave and " lIsth st
l4th e. D.-A diagonal line from the
corner Of IenOx ave. and ". llsth 81. to
the corner of 5th ave. and W. ll7th 81. ".
18th e D.-W. 11Sth st, Lenox ave, W.
18th is1 4 & @91 p-w w iI7sh st. diagonal line
from the corner OF W. ll7th st. and I.enox
ave. to 'he corner of " llsth st. and 7th
l7th s. r5.--A diagonal line from the
corner of 18th ave. ana W ll6th st to the
corner or LenON ave. and ". ll7th 81.
thence diagonal line from the corner OF
Lenox ave. and " NTH St 10 the corner
OF 9Th ave. and w ll6th st. and w.
llsth st.
18th E DIV. Nth st. 5th ave. and a
diagonal line from the corner OF 5th ave.
and w 1lsth 81. to the corner Of Lenox
ave and ". ll7th st
18th E. De. 1l7th st, Madison ave,
L ll6th 81. ana 5th ave.
goth f. DE ll6th ST, Madison av T.
HAN ". and 5ln ave.
2lst e. D.-A diagonal line from the
corner Of W. ll4th st. and Lenox ave. 10
the corner Of W. ll5th 81 and 5th ave,
5th ave, and diagonal line from the
corner Of 18th ave and ". 11stn ST to the
corner Of W. Hath ST and I-enox ave
22d Il. D-A diagonal line from the
corner oe W 1l5th - aad Lenox ave. 10
the corner of W. 1l6th 81 and 5th ave.
5tn ave, a diagonal line from the corner
Of w i15th ST. and 9TH ave. to the cor
ner OF w Hath st. and Lenox ave. and
Lenox ave.
I'D Z. D.-w. 10Th st. diagonal
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
ELECTION NOTICE

aqVth ana w. ST. 10Y, W. losth st. Manhattan ave
st, sth 2: p:-w. 10Th st.. Central PARK
ws'f, sis y W' pW io4SH rt ,os, Ara MSnhsttan ave-
10th E. D.-W 1o7th st ,1vI Colrrohus ave
a. DIAGONAL line from the corner Of CO.
lumbus ave. and w. 1o6th st to the cor
ner OF Amsterdam ave. ana w 1ohth st
and Amsterdam ave
18th f. D.-w. 1osth st Amsterdam
'Vs ia,h !" e 'VI,h = Mt st ana ,n1 West End ave;
ave, e., w. ~ losth st. and West End ave. '
w iSIn -, D-W 1osth st. Columbus ave,
,4th Z. Il D.@w aHa pirga9wsy- icsth s pro.a,v.v
y VS., pisp End ave- w. io5th St and Hudson
18th f. DIV 1oe,h st dtagona1l,ne
from II on, the corner Of w Ioath st. and Am
stcrdam ave. to the corner of w 1OSth
81. - ana columbus ave. w. 1osth St and
"Vs Fin W = 199th Bw st; ,o,n ana Hudson River
n diagonal line from the corner Of CO.
m Iuinous ave. and w. 10sth st to the cor
ner ne, OF Amsterdam ave. and W 1O9th ST.
ave. 1a,n w; !, 19sth st and Columbus ave
West estn " = lo71h W: .. lloth St. Central Park
2Oth E. D@w. 1iith Inq Mannais"n si 4th nve ave- w.
l'oth oth. st and Manhattan ave.
@lst r. DIV 113th St Manhattan
Aye AYE diagonal line from the corner of
Manhattan ave and w. l14th st TO tho
ave- dseons ssn aT' n anq 9ro W. 1sth st. sth
SIN ave and w. 1l2th st. to the corner
OF Manhattan ave. and w. 11lth st., Man.
side DR.
co2Sdr 2Sd e. D-A diagonal line from the
e1rhfr sc tr Of M MManhattan ave; and w. 11lth
IlZth st, diagonal line from the cor
rerne ner Of Sth >. ave and W. l1sth St to the
yv'ner w OF th ave and W. ll1th ST. and
w. INN ST.
23d Il. D-A diagonal line from tho
corner of eth ave ana w. III il1th lV'Is st 'to to-
diagonal line from the 1,.u corner i,H of stp ss
ave. and W ll2th st. to the corner Of
7th ave and w, Hath st, and IN 'iSi ave. VI
corner OF Sth ave and W. 114th st. TO
the corner of 9TH ave. and w1isth st. a
diagonal linz from the corner Of 7th ave-
st. and Sth ave, and sth ave.
25th e. D.-W. ll4th St, 7th ave. and
ave. and *. 1lSth st. to the ''9 corner Of Of
Sth ave. and W. il4th st '''e CORNER oA
2sth E. D.--w 1I5th st.. eth ave. w.
27th E. D-A diagonal iiag, line from tho
corner corner Of w. 1lsth St. and Manhattan
the corner OF Sth ave. and W. l1Sth ST.
to the corner Of Manhattan ave. and ~
Hath St. and Manhattan ave.
2sth e. DIV. l1etn St. 7th ave W.
ner of sth ave. ard w. ii5th to- the cor
ner Of Manhattan ave and ". II6th ST.
29th Il DIV. nth st. 7th ave w.
1l6th st. and Manhattan ave
30th E. DIV llSth ST.. 9TH ave w.
l19th st and Sth ave.
Slst E: D,-W, 10th st. st. Nicholas
The corner Of sth ave. and " 11Sth ST. to
the corner OF Manhattan ave. and W.
52d r. D,-A dia gonal line from the cor
her or ". ll9th ST. and Manhattan ave.
70 the corner OF ". 1lSth st. and Sth ave
sth ave. W. ll7th st. and Manhattan ave.
$50 e; DIV. 1l9th st. Manhattan ave.
W: - Sth St and Mornings!de Park East.
S4'h r: DIV. l1Sth st, Manhattan
ave. diagonal line from tho corner Of
corner Of " IAN <, ana ,lorri ~
iark ARK. East ana Morningside Park East.
corner Of W ll6tb 81 And \fornfI,-i l.0 1n
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
ELECTION NOTICE

18th f. De. Gath st. LIST ave. a di-
agonal lIne from the corner OF LIST ave.
e. e2d St. and "a ave.
10th II. De. edth ST. I'd ave, r.. s5th
St 1st ave, e cath St, Cd ave, e. esd
17th o. De. 6eth st, lst ave. IT,
''1s 1s,b ST u and n S "a as,b @vG; st Av.puo ~,
agonal line from the corner of f. Gath
IT. and Avenue to the corner of E.
'" St nn5 SIS I ays esfb sna s East s' "Fs River
sith st. Avenue A. E. Goth st. and 1st
Goth f. D.--A diagonal line from the
corner of I'd and f. 6sth st. to the
corner of lst ave. and E. Goth st, 1st
ave, E. Goth st; and ID ave:
corner of e. 67th st. and Sd ave. to the
corner OF q. ssth st and I'd ave. I'd ave,
E. ssG sft1 z st Ds and 80 sotb fvG st. % ave-. a,.
agonal line from the corner of e. 68th st.
ard 2d ave. to the corner of e. 9th st
and Sd ave. and Sd
2ad E. D.--A diagonal line from the cor
csFper err Of "a ave. and e. ssth st. 3 3.
corner of Cd ave. and E. Goth st to the
corner of lat ave. and e. 10th st. 1st ave.
diagonal line from the corner Of lst
ave. and e. cath St to tho corner Of I'd
ave. ana r. esth st, and "a ave
sSth % r,ds, D-B 7ot~ st 20. Avenue A. p
2sth f. De 72d st, East River, f.
list st, Avenue A, +. 10th St and 1st ave.
27th E De list st. lst ave. a d.
agonal line from the corner of 1st ave.
and e. s9th St. and I'd ave
IT,. 2sth n r. Dist st. I'd ave. diagonal
st. to the corner OF 1st ave. and E. 10th
29th r: De. 73d St. I'd ave. f. list
st and Sd ave.
corner of 2d ave and p. 73d St to the
corner Of 1st ave and e. 72d ST. list ave,
T.. list st. and "a ave
32d F.. d e. 74th st, 1st ave. a dag
qnal line from the corner of LIST ave. and
=; "a st. to the corner OF I'd ave. and E.
$50 E. D.-A diagonal line from the cor
corner of ID ave. and E. 18th st, 2d ave t,
3ftn p. De. 18th st, 80 ave-, p. 18th
st. diagonal line from the corner of
q .9th St and 81 ave. to the corner OF
r., in st. and Sd ave. e. 7+th st. and
a5th e; De. 77th st, I'd ave-. e. 18th
st and Sd
aeth e. De. nth st. 1st ave. E. 74tf
10th ST., East River. 3. 7Sd st. and list ave f.
$sth 10. De. 18th st, Avenue A, e
! 10th ST. and Avenue A "
10Th Il. DE. S0th st. East River. e
4lst E. De. S2d St. East End ave. f
slst st. East River. K. sOth st. and Ave
ga e. DE. SD St. East End ave, e
SAD ST. and Avenue A. -'' -
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
Fourteenth Assembly District


"a . d "a. 5sd st, ID ave. l1. 52a st.
Sd E, De 18th st, LIST ave, e. 5sa ST.
an f. D.-A diagonal line from the cor
ner Of T.. 54th 81. and 81 ave. to the corner
of i. 55th 81 ana "a ave. e. 55th st. lst
ave. and y. 5ith st.
corner Of +. 55th si. and lst ave. to the
corner OF E 56th ST. and Avenue 4, h.
seth ST. East River. e. saith st. and LIST
6th E. De. 57th ST, East River, e.
56th st "a diagonal line from the corner
Of = 55th 81. and Avenue A to the corner
of =. 55th $. and LIST ave, ana 4st ave
sth Z. De. 56th st, st ave, T. 9oth
55th St. and 2d ave. 10 the corner or T.
saith st and 2d ave. and Sd ave.
sth E. De. 57th st, lst ave, T. o0th
sth b DGA diagonal line from the cor
nor of f. 57th 81 and 9d ave. 70 the
corner Of 1st ave. and e 5sth st. E 5Sth
ST. sutton pl. and f. 51th s.
10th T. DE. 59th st, East River, e.
diagonal llns from the corner Of 2 5sth
lith Il DIA diagonal line from the
corner OF +. 5sth 81. and lst ave. thence
diagonal line from the corner OK r
5Sth ST. and lst ave to the corner of Z.
57th st and I'd ave, and I'd ave
18TH E De. 5sth ST. I'd ave. E.
l5th e d diagonal line from the
corner Of Il $50 st and Sd ave. to the
corner Of E 6.d st. and 2d aye. I'd ave.
IAN E De cad St East River, f
5eth St I'd ave ana dag gonal line from.
the corner OF "a ave and Z. 62d st. to
the corner OF Sd ave. and E. esd 81
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-02
MISSISSIPPI LEAGUE
MAY Be ORGANIZED

CLARKSDALE, Miss. Dec. q
Secretary +. L. Tarry of the Clarks-
dale Chamber of Commerce, has just
received a letter from Secretary Kerr
of the Greenwood Chamber request
ing local aid in the proposed or
ganization of a baseball league for
the 1921 season. A movement has
already been put afoot by the Alex
andria, La. Chamber to establish an
interstate league with cities in Ar
kansas. Louisiana, Mississippi and
Texas participating, Kerr suggests
that state league be organized in
lieu of the interstate league, believ-
ing that through the operation Of
this plan the net profits Of operation
will be increased, by the elimination
Of railroad expense between widely
scattered towns.
Kerr has sent letters similar to
that received here TO the civic or
carnations of Greenwood, Green
Vile. Rosedale, Belzoni Yazoo city,
Harrisburg Jackson NiokshurE. Me
ridian. Laurel and NatChez, Miss,
and Helena ARK, this latter town be-
ing included in the league on ac-
count Of it's proximity to the pro
pDsed circuit.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-02
Georgia Tech
May Clash With
Boston COLLeqe

BOSTON, Dec, 2--Athletic officials
announced last night that the Bos-
ton college football eleven would not
meet Yale next year, Yale officials
having notified them that in arrang-
ing "a consistently developed sched-
uled it has been found inadvisable to
include games with Boston college"
Two dates on the Boston college
schedule are still open and among
teams mentioned as likely to secure
place are Georgia Tech, Notre
Dame, Pennsylvania State and
Pittsburgh
The students expressed disappoint-
ment over Yale's decision. in view Of
the fact that the team, which has not
been beaten so far this year, will
have the same lineup Tor next season
with the exception Of Fitzpatrick and
Urban. The Boston college schedule
for 1921 includes games with Boston
university Middlebury, F'Ordham.
Georgetown, Marietta and Holy
Cross.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-02
GOLF CHANGES
ADVISABLE FROM
TIME TO TINE
President of Western AssoCi-
alton States That Best In
tereSts of Game NeCesSi-
tate Rules Being Shifted.

CLEVELAND, O.. Dec. 1.-The dr.
rectors of the Western Golf associa-
ton recommended the adoption of
new constitution looking toward an
American organization and to pro-
mote the best interests Of the game
for Americans, believing that changes
in the rules of golf may be advis-
able from time to time, according to
a statement issued by Wilbur H.
Brooks, president of the association,
last night
st. Andrews rules should be re-
written in response to the popular
demand for set OF Understandable
rules" covering the playing conditions
in this country. Mr.. Brooks said. HIS
statement follows:
Since the formation of the West
ern Golf association in 1889, it has
been the policy of the directors OF
the w. G. A. to maintain demo-
cratic, representative and progressive
organization for the best interests OF
American golf. No one man, or small
group Of men has dominated the or
ganization or it's policies.
THE w. G. A, is neither a local
nor sectional body. From a charter
membership of 10 clubs its member
shin now extends into 81 states, can
ada and Hawaii. The W. G. A. has
endeavored to bring into close COM
munication with itself all minor as
sociatons within its territory. The
W. G. A. believes that all member
clubs should have voting power and
q voice in the legislation and policy
Of tho organization
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-02
JACK DEMPSEY STARTS
FIRST REAL CAMPAIGN
SEVERAL CHANGES in
HARVARD SCHEDULE

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Dec. 1.-The
schedule for the Harvard varsity
football team next year will include
several changes from that OF the STA
son just closed. 1t will again con-
sist of nine games, Maj. +. w. Moore,
graduate manager of athletics. said
today. with the same arrangement OF
late season contests, Yale being
played at the stadium Nov. 10, and
Princeton on the Tiger gridiron Nov
5. Brown probably will retain the
date between these two.
Centre College will be played ear
lier than this season, probably ON
oct Is.
Virginia may be on the Crimson
schedule again it, not. another
Southern college probably will APP
pear.
Applications for games at the Har
ward stadium have come from many
institutions, as far south as Alabama
and we'll into the West.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-02
BILLIARD FINALS
START MONDAY

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The finals Of
the worlds three billiard
championship tournament starts next
Monday, Tournament Manager
Thompson announced today. The
three leaders of the preliminarles,
which will be concluded tomorrow,
will meet Robert Cannefax, cham
pion,, for the title. In the finals,
each man plays each of the others
once and the one with the best per-
centage becomes champion. it is
ruled.
With Augie Kieckhefer of Chicago,
and Pierre Maupome, of Milwaukee,
left on the schedule, Charles Layton,
Of st. Louis, is practically assured a
place in the finals. He leads nav
ing won eight and lost only one
game.
The five men trailing Layton are
still in the running, Clarence Jack
son, of Kansas City; Alfred DeOro,
Maupome, KieCkhefer and John Daily,
Of New York.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-02
KID ROTH TO FIGHT.

Kid Roth, local lightweight, who
recently met Gene Martinelli here and
although he lost the decision, gave
Martinelli a great battle all the way,
is working out preparatory to re.
entering the ring within couple of
weeks.
No opponent has been secured for
Roth as yet but it is likely that
Battling Burgess, who gave Larry
Gilbert facing in his last start, will
be Roth's opponent.
Roth defeated Burgess upon their
last start, but Burgess has been
clamoring for return battle with
Roth for a long time, and may be
accommodated. Burgess sustained
broken rib in his bout with Roth, but
says the injured slat has gotten well
and that he's ready for action again
Roth is in training at the local
club, while Burgess is doing his
training stunts at his home in
Hughes, Ark.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-02
JESS UP AND SPEAKS.

LAWRENCE, Kas., Dec. when
told yesterday that dispatch from
New York sttaed he had signed
contract to meet the winner of the
former worlds heavyweight cham
pion. declared his signature had been
in the hands of Tex Richard, pro-
moter, for some time, but that this
fact had not been announced pending
receipt of the signatures of the other
Dempsey Brennan fight, Jess Willard,
parties. When asked about his con-
dition, Willard replied
~ am feeling fine. Am in good
condition and expect to give my OPP
ponent a run for his money whether
he be Dempsey or Brennan | have
been doing a little light training late
ly with Jack Kemple, of Casper, Wyo,,
who has been with me for a num-
Der of years.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-02
MOORE MEETS
TREMA|NE
} IN 9TH
CITY
Memphis Bantam to Step Ten
Rounds With CIeveIander
Thursday Night-WilI Be
Their Third Battle.
BY BOB PIGUE.

Pal Moore, of Memphis, leglt-
innate king of the bantams, will
step 10 orunds with Carl Ire
maine, of Cleveland, at Gray's
armory in Cleveland, o., Thurs
day night, Moore, after having
trained for the mill for the past
three weeks, is in great shape,
according to message received
late Wednesday, and is count
ing on outpointing Tremaine
So far that there will be no
doubt as to the winner.
1t will be Tremaine's first
important bout since his knock
out by John H; Appendicitis
some time ago, since which oc-
aurrence he has been taking
things easy.
When Moore and Tremaine square
off for action in Cleveland it will
mark the third meeting between this
pair of classy bartams. On the oc-
casion of their previous clashes there
has been a division of opinion as TO
which boy had the margin.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-02
FOOTBALL STAR SINKING.

(By INTERNATIONAL News SerVlce,I
SOUTH BEND, Ind. Dec q
George Gipp, famous Notre Dame
football star, is failing rapidly. ana
little hope is held out for his recov-
cry, according to a bulletin issued
from St. Joseph's hospital. Gipp has
been unconscious for most of the
past as hours. He is suffering from
pneumonia
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-02
TED LEWIS COMING
TO MEET BRITTON

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-Ted kid"
Lewis, British welterweight cham
pion, and his manager, Charles J.
Harvey, are expected TO arrive here
tomorrow on the steamer Celtic.
Lewis, who recently knocked out
Johnny Basham, former British
champion, in the nineteenth round of
a scheduled 20-round bout, is seek
ing a contest with Jack Britton,
worlds welterweight champion, it
was said tOdaV
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-02
Accident Verdict
BIZ Coroner In The
ShepperSOn Case

A verdict that Tim Shopper
son, young boxer, who died as
the result of concussion of the
brain sustained in boxing
match against Kid Cox at the
Southern Athletic club Monday
night, came to his death as the
result of an accident was rem
dered at the coroner's inquest
held at the Norris funeral par
lors late Wednesday.
No blame was attached to the
promoters or the club or Young
Cox, who was a close friend of
the deceased boy. Regret was
expressed on all sides over the
unfortunate occurrence.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-02
MUDHENs TO AUGUSTA.

TOLEDO, O., Dec The Toledo
baseball club Of the Amer,aau ASSN
citation will do its spring training
at Augusta. Ga, according to an
nounCement made Wednesday by
Roger Bresnahan This will he the
first time in the five years Bresna-
han has owned the club that the
training quarters have been farther
south than Kentucky.
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Buck Weaver To
Appear On Stage
In A MOnOLOgue

CHICAGO. Dec. George
Buck" Weaver, former Chicago
American baseball clubs in.
fielder implicated by the confess
sions of three White Sox players
in the worlds series exposures
before the Cook county grand
jury recently. plans to appear in
the various Chicago vaudeville
houses in a monologue designed
to prove his innocence of COM
plicity in the alleged conspiracy
to throw" the 1919 series, it was
said in sporting circles today.
1t was intimated that Weaver
has interested a prospective
manager for his local tour, it
was said. would entail talk to
the audience denying the charges
and suspicious against him.
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NO ACTION YET.

No action has been taken as ye'
as to the probable successor to Coacf
That there will be a flood Of
applications is oNrtain, but the Of
ficials of M. U. S. plan to get
high-class coach and to keep the
Red and Blue machine hitting on
all six cylinders as marked their
play in 1920.
Buck said he didn't know as
yet whether he'd do any coach
ing out on the coast or not. but
you never can tell" he said. i'm
plying that the game had a great
hold upon him, and that he might
yield to the temptation OF hand
ling another eleven if the oppor-
tunity presents itself.
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Between
ROUNDS
WITH BILLY HACK.

In one of the bouts we had at the
old Phoenix club. one night, / Gee
onded Young Baxter, when he was TO
box "A fellow named Davis.
Baxter gave me some money and
ring to hold. and when they finally
came into the ring. Baxter reached
up before the gloves were put ON
him and handed IT. something.
| nearly fell out of the ring when
| saw what IL was.
1t was his glass eye.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-02
his future home.

The loss of Buckingham will prove
great one for the Red and Blue,
for despite the fact that in the past
capable coaches have been secured,
it was a rare occasion when any of
them were able to get the same re-
suits that Buck did. He knows foot
ball and possesses the knack of i'm
parting that knowledge to the men
under his keeping, The result was
a high class machine that knocked
all corners into state of coma and
finishing the season without q loss
having been checked in against them