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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
DALEY SHOULD FILL CAP IN LOCAL MOUND CORPS
RECRUIT
DOES
REAL
HURLINC

While Proxy Keeper of the Seat
tic Ball club was sending frantic
wires hack East In an effort to
land pitcher to replace Brenton.
Joe Daley. who has pitched around
Seattle Off and on for couple OF
years. was on his way here from
the Western Canada league. He
was sent here by Joe Devinc. former
eemtpro manager in Seattle. now a
pilot IN the Canadian circuit. Daley
was signed Friday and stepped into
the fray as a relief pitcher on Sat
urday against the Salts
Daley gave the boys and girls
present one OF the prettiest exhibt
lions of pitching that they will zee
any place during his stay on the
mound. day before yesterday. Guy
Cooper. who has looked as much
like q pitcher as Dan salt would,
started for the locals and q pair
81 walks and hit by Woltcrs filled
the bases. Then Daley went to
the hill.
The story Of no wthe Salts scored
. pair OF runs on Sheely's Fly TO
right when Mulligan scored after
the catch and ollie Anderson.
umpiring bases. called triple play
and then declared woiters safe at
second. Harry walking home while
the boys were arguing. Is old. But
the style OF pitching that DALEY
dtshed up during the remainder OF
the game must still be fresh In the
minds OF the fans who saw the ex.
hibition.
MS GREAT WORK
N NINTH
Seattle scored twice and evcned
the count unui the ninth inning
DALEY held the hard-hl,ting Salts to
enc bingic. single by Shelley thru
the box. In the ninth ne turned IN
some swell pitching Woiters singled
and stole second and krug singled
lnfield Harry going 10 third With
: man on first and third. DALEY
worked on Sheeiy. the star Bee
eAouter. In fact the best hitter In
the league. and Earl dumped an
Easy roller down first base
Then Daley famed Hood. another
800 hitter. shooting over q fast
nnll. high and on the inside. for the
third strike. He walked Hunger
supposedly to IN the bases. making
: play possible at any base. and
then Sands dumped roller to
xeuworthy. the Duke making a nice
play. forcing Hanger at second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

brooklyn 4. PlttsDurr J.
New York 7. cinc,nnati ..
IN THE MAJORS
Rouroh, NeaIs and Coumbs hit bomers
for the Reds. but Duncan's tumble IN the
nth proved fatal and the Giants uons
Z TO 9.
Joe jackson ted q white sox rally IN
the sixth which nettsd four runs and
cowncd the Athletics. 6 to 4
Bernie Nets. the Robin find. won .
game from the Pirates In the ninth BY
doubling, stealing third and chasing home
when Cooper threw Wild TO the bag. The
Dodgers won. 10 ,.
Jim Barby. Indian hurier. won his 18th
victory of the season. holding the Red
sox TO four hits and winning to Q.
Dixie Davis held the Yankees 10 I've
hits and the Browns won 10 L
Cobb made . clean steal OF home m ~
first game Of 9 Tiger-srnator couh
header. The Tigers took both games.
and 3 TO 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
$4,000 PURSE ON
CHECKER SERIES

Newell Banks. Americas checker
champion. and Robert Stewart of
Kelly, Scotland. are TO play n series
OF 40 games on the straight two.
move restriction style OF play in
Scotland in the near future. The
match will be for "A $4,000 purse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20


sBatted for Elliott In ninth
s'Ban for Ksnworthy IN ninth
s''Ran for zarnloch In ninth.
tBaitcd for Baldwin In ninth
tBatted for schorr In ninth.
Ono out when winning run was scored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
BIG GRID
TUSSLES
BILLED
THIS YEAR

With football about 20 ascend the
throne as king of sports. gridlron
followers ARE already looking up the
schedules of the big schools. and
some interesting battles should be in
order when the season gets under
way
Seattle fans win have n good sea.
son with the Dartmouth Washington
game aa the piece-de-rcsintance The
Oregon AggfeA Stanford. Montana
and Whitman are on the local
schedule.
The first big Eastern game In billed
October 10. when Syracuse meets the
University OF Pittaburg at Syracuse.
PITT VS..
GEORGIA TECH
The pittsburg team meets Georgia
Tech at pittsburg the following
week. Center meets Harvard at
Cambridge.
Yale meets Colgate at New Haven
and Army tackles Notrc Dame at
West Point the following week.
Illinois and Minnesota tangie in
the Zig Ten conference on October
80 at UrbanA. and Pennsylvania
meets Penn State the Same week at
Philadelphia
On November Rutgers meets
Nebraska NJ New York.
November G finds some OF the
biggest teams In tho country clash.
Ing. Here's the lineup.
Rig GAMES
NOVEMBER 6
Chicago va. Illinois nj Chicago;
Harvard vH. Princeton nj Cambridge;
Pennsylvania Va. rrttsburg mt Phil.
adeiphia; Penn State va. Nebraska at
state college: Yale va. Brown at
New Haven.
The following week Eees another
brilliant array OF games scheaulcd-
Tn. following games are lined up.
Harvard Va. Brown at Cambridge.
Kentucky va Center at Lexington.
Pennsylvania Va. Dartmouth at Phil.
! adriphia: pittsburr va. Washington
and Jefferson at rittsburg. Princeton
Va. Yale at Princeton.
Yale and Harvard meet at New
Haven the following week. Syracuse
clashes with Colgate ut Syracuse.
and Illinois and Ohio statc meet al
Urbnna the same week.
Tho big classic between the Army
and Navy at New York winds UP
the soason November ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
NO NIGGERIN-THE yyOODPTLE
IN BATES AND FRANCIS CASES

When Secretary Farrell OF the
National commission banished Ray
Francis, Seattle hurler. and Ray
Bates, Seattle infielder. for three
years there wasn't any niger iD-the-
woodpile involved as was first
thought. Francis Jumped the club
earlier In the season. as did Bates.
Neither were released. Both came
hack when they got ready. Just
because they belonged TO the Seat.
lie club didn't make their cases any
different from any other such cascs.
Both would have undoubtedly helped
Seattle during the hard grind I'm
the South two weeks ago. but rules
are rules. Unless Farrell lifts the
ban on Bates. Rays baseball career
IL just about ended. Francis Ia
still young. however. and may re-
tall his effectiveness for three sea
sons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
Seattle Cops Two More and Climbs Into First Division

Cleveland 2. Boston 0.
Detroit %, Washington IL.
Chicago 6. Philadelphia 4.
81. Louis G. New York !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

Bud Ridley. S~attis bantam. f. matched
to fight Charley Ledoux. the French
champ ion, on the same card with Car
psntier and Leyinsky. when the big GO
is held. The bout has been temporarily
postponed. however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

ysrk Despp~-y has b~sn made an
offer Of sf00. 0o0 to fight . Cuban
cham pion. name unknown. In Cuba
soon. by q promoter named Miguel
Gonzales, according TO reports from
New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
st. Louis, No., In 1918. prosirced

more chemicals than New York,
New Jersey. Pennsylvania, Michi.
gan and Ohio combined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

Echorr pitched pretty good bah IN the
final Innings Of tho secvrid min. but h-
war In hot water most Of tho time In the
early going, Ito had hard work trying
10 control the ball. punched hits and an
error by Murphy counted two for the rir-
i,ors In the fourth. Their other run came
IN the nes, inning on woiter'a single and
Hoods triple 90 the right field fence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

Al Ccuid iesa ~ god an tire mound
fw the ,i.itor~ until the sixth. when
ve broke thru twice. lie had n curve
ball breaking sharply. bromley fin
tsh~si the game after the sirth-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

Sacramento won't open hero until Tuc--
day. It's tn. beginning Of the last week
OF baseball on the home lot this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
||HB E3|
|EE33RT1
COR

Young XuEu. the Filipino weit~v-
weight. will box Finky Macon. To-
coma miller. In the s~mi- windup to
the Fsrmer-Andrc Anderson 60 al
Tacoma Thursday night
Eddie Moore. nyweight. and Frankis
Jones. weltsrveight. Of Joe Waterman .
stable. boz on tho card nj Aberdeen
tonight
Johnny Mccarthy. san Franrisco wei
terweight. Ia temporarily laid up with
bad cash over ono Of his eyes. gus
tanned In training.
Nate nruSiman. of tho National
Atbbctic club, plans IN stage his first
show nj tho Arvna the first week In
October.
Johnny Tfiimsn. signed 70 fight here
september 20. may head Portland card
September %. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

Hsassie tried the saueess play and res
fooled In tho eighth inning % the first
game. with the bases loaded and the
locals two runs 20 the good and one
away pohns started for tho plate and
Ksnvorthy hunted. the ball going foul In
the air pyier SHARED the apple and
tossed TO third for tho second out OF
the double. IL looked like the locals
should have played tho hit and-run game.
as we we're two runs TO the good already.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
IN THE MAJORS

brooklyn Z. Pit,sburr ..
New York 7. cincinnati 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

He'd. hswevsv. made . gvsss ssAh
~ keuwosby's drive. Ne misJudGed
che hill and shsu hurried htmseif high
In the cir. cemtaG d~~n With the
apple after . e~~~hands< ess~h. The
pail w~uid have s~~s sss ~ tsnss .
trtpiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

MuiiiKsn- Raft Lake shorsssor. made .
couple Of bad errors. but he can be CT
cus@d. as he vas badly shaken up when
he aid into Adams at tho plate in tho
first ssms ard Oeary cracked him on
the left arm with . pitched bail In the
sams inning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

Seattle vouid have won the second
game In the sis,h n u hssn't bsen for .
lucky stat tr Weller and q swell catch
BY Mood with Bonss on second. Muir
phy hit foul eiosa 60 the hisArhsre.
ard woitsr ran over and stuck bis Elosed
hard In the air and spesfed the ball
Harry wasn't taking any chances Of
humping into the xfandrtand n was
the iucksst Mad Of q catch. because he
had pisniy Of time 10 set both hspcs
on IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

bob ceary had . large dsy with the
willow In the first game. The seattle
pitcher cracked out t~o sharp singles aud
self
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

ssr~ad csnsinsed his isag distance
hittinG whom he piek NJ sae Of seaid'a
fsst halls cat ef the air and r~mmsi
u fsv . dsabis - eeassr In the
s~csod Gasne. he waA est trytng 10
stretch n 10 . triple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

Harry woiisr turned In some good hit.
unx yesterday. lie slapped out . triple
N the first snsaEemen, ana then an.
nsrsd three sinxiss Ia tho second fray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

'Bussy" wsres hssev f~yvtsea
how TO nm hsses. CsinG In cold for
keu~crthy In the ninth Of the second
susaie. he promptly stole second and
iascs counted the tying run.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-23

Manuel Sanchez, w. +. Waller, Feline
Sanchez, Julian Serna, Bette Emer
son, B. Gavi, &. G. Coe, H.. l.. Hum.
phrey, Mrs. Ida Parker, Martha Wells.
4. N. Hobbs, Nettie G. Funk, Cleto
Chavez. j. W. Robinson, Ross Bentley.
T. h. Yates, X. II. Box, Anna Brazel.
Lucero Leonore Est, Ben Sandoval,
Erutus Lacey, VIM. Spiller, Lutte Jen-
nings, +. J.. Snodgrass, II. +. Kings
bury, Ben f. Nabours, Lille McClung
Scott, J S. Cox, T. A. Spencer, Au-
gust Lantz. j.. W. skinner, j. w. Stuart,
Mauricio Sanchez, Francisco Duran. r..
G. Monroe, Roman Pacheco, Harry Gal
lacher, w 7. Hagee, andG b. Short.
1920.
9th day Commissioners meeting,
Jan. nth, 1920.
Court opened at 9 n. m.
Present: X. II. Taylor. Chairman;
W. II, SEWER, Member;
Augustin Chavez, Member;
Antonio Vega, Jailor'
G. c. Clements, per Pearl
Clements, Clerk.
The report of the County Clerk eX
amined and approved.
The report Of the Sheriff examined
and approved.
Now comes the Treasurer with his
quarterly report the same is examined
and approved
Clerk is authorized 10 draw warrant
for Si72.2 p IN favor of the Western
Garage in payment for remainder of
ear, from Interest ON Deposit fund.
No further business coming before
the Board of Lincoln County Commits
s%ioners, they adjourn sine die.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-23
Notice to the Public

Being in the live stock COM
mission business to a greater ex-
tent than ever before, we are in
the market for fat cows, calves
and heifers. We have an order for
1000 cows and 1000 heifers. We
conduct a live stock commission
business in which we are pre-
pared to keep our friends and
patrons advised of the latest
market quotations and are pre-
pared to handle your business re-
lieving you of all worry in max
ing sales besides getting you the
latest prices on all sales consum-
mated.
Mr.. VIM. Reilly has severed
his connection with the firm. You
will find us at the old stand in
the Lutz Building. Our charges
are 80 cents per head for selling.
no charges unless we furnish the
the buyer. This will ia no man
ner prevent the party from max.
ing his own deal, after the buyer
is located. Come in and list
your stock with us I'VE FIND
THE BUYERS. -Carrizozo Live
Stock Commission Co.,
M. u. FINLEY,
B. l.. STIMMEL. 2t
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-23

STRAYED-A dark brown bay
mare, six years old, branked ID.
rocker on left shoulder. Above
this brand is scar from a wire
cu.. Liberal reward will be
given leading to her recovery
JULIA DRNIssoN, Captain, N. M.
1.2.At
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-23
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Under the advice of an Eastern
eye specialist, the undersigned
will, after the publication of this
notice discontinue the practise
of Law, for twelve months, on
account of eye trouble.
A.. PERKINS
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-23
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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-23

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rizozo. MRS. M. f.. WELLS,
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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-23

How about a savings account
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Fully Guaranteed
Isn't it a Fact

FOR SALE Black G ram
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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-23

Sinner assigned to the Ellsworth Com
pany, as a wolf Is rejected by the
board.
The following petitions for the cor
rection of taxes after having been pres
ented 20 the board and approved by
same are presented 10 the District At
torney for presentation TO the District
Court;
Il. W. Wilson. Hal Young Denois
Sanchez, G, +. Stewart. J.. A. Pene-
grass, 4. c. skinner, Frank Randolph,
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-23
Here's Your Chance

Highest price paid for Hides,
Pelts and Furs. Bring them in
to us. -ziegler Bros.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-23
Commissioner proceedings

CONTINUED from last wccO
Third day of meeting of county Com
missioners Jan. 9Th, 1920, . "A. IN.
Present: K. II. Taylor, Chairman;
W. X. SEWER, Member;
Augustin Chavez, Member;
a. VI. Vega, %Jaiior;
G.. G.. Clements, per Pearl
Clements, Deputy.
The following road bills approved
and warrants ordered drawn for same
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-10
WARRING BASEBALL
 FACTIONS SCRAPPING

The developments in the baseball situation yesterday were:
 Both warning factions, the new National League and Ban Johnson and his loyal five,' appeared at the meeting of the minor league owners in Kansas City to enlist the support of their little brothers" Johnson requested the minor leaguers to take no sides in the coming fight.
 In Chicago Alfred Austrian, attor- ney for the new National League, de- clared that the players belong to their respective clubs and that neither Ban Johnson nor t he American League had any claim to the members of the Yankees, Red Sox and White Sox. The new National League own CTS are preparing. and anticipating legal action over the players on these teama-
 -ew York fans are inclined to the opinion that one of Johnson's loyal i've owners eventually will weaken and that there will be no baseball war. Col. Huston, who is in this city, declared that Babe Ruth was under contract to the Yankees for the sea- aou of 1921.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-10
Planning Clubhouse
 For Devon Athletes

Milford, Nov. 10-Wi.h the award ing of contracts for the erection of a modern clubhouse, the Devon Ath- letjc club will soon have one of the finest headquarters in this section Plans for the new building call for a two-story frame structure, S4X5O, with gymnasium, dance hall, lockers, shower baths and every improvement found in an up-to-date athletic club Work on the building which is locat- ed on LenoN avenue, on the site re- gently purchased will start imme- diate1y.
 The club will be incorporated at once and Judge Omar w. PIatt has been engaged to have the papers pre- pared imme ediately.
 Tn club now has a membership of nearly 100 and at the meeting held last night several new members were taken in.
 It is the plan of the club to enter all branches of sports during the winter and the Devon boys plan TO have fast basketball and hockey teams in the field. The Devon foot ball team has a splendid record this season and ended the baseball year with a fine showing.
 The members are very enthusiastic over the outlook for the coming sea- son and are anxiously awaiting the completion of their new headquar- terS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-10
Mrs. Callahan to Sit
 On the Princeton Side

struggle esAeai of the SSi; Callahan ai brothers. Mike of Princeton, and Tim" of Yale, as the captains and opposing centre of the two varsity elevens when they meet in the Palmer Sta dium at Princeton. N. J., next Satur- day, will have as a witness again their mother. Mrs. Mary E. Callahan of this city. With Miss Eunice Callahan, 19- year-old sister of the rival leaders, Mrs. Callahan said she would leave for Princeton on Friday to attend the game.
 T shall sit on the Princeton side of the field this year" the mother said, year at the Yale Bowl when his team went down to defeat before the Princeton Tigers and he and his brother Mike came to grips at cen tre, with honors for both. Mrs. Cal lahan added however, that "of course may go over to the Yale side of the field before the game is over.'
 The mother said She was without preference as to which team she wanted to win.
 'I am neutral" she remarked "I am no judge of football and of course I have no idea which is the better team. I had a short talk with Harry (the Tiger leader was christened Harry A. Callahan, but to Princeton undergra duates he has always been plain "Mike") after the Princeton- Harvard game Saturday. You know he was taken out of the game and ] sured me that he was all right. ] have not seen John (Capt. "Tim") for weeks, but I understand he is in goot | condition now"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-10
New York May Have
 Four Big Ball Clubs

Four major league clubs for New York city is the promise for next sea son if the baseball war goes on.
 The "New National League" will be composed of these clubs:
 Boston Braves, Boston. Red Sox, New York Giants, New York Yankees, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago Cubs, Chicago White Sox and a twelfth club in some other city to bed ec1ded on later.
 This league will represent those baseball owners in favor of the Lasker plan, or the government of the game by a Superior Tribunal" composed of men not financially interested in any baseball club or league.
 The American League will have St. Louis, Cleveland, Detroit. Philadelphia Athletics, Washington and three new teams in New York; oBston and Chi cago.
 This league, led by Ban Johnson, will represent those who favor the governm of baseball by men asso- ciated with organized baseball, either as owners or officials of baseball clubs or leagues. The Giants. Yankees, Robins ana the new American League outfit Will make a quartet of nome teams TOT Greater New York.
 There will be continuous baseball IT New oYrk. When Babe Ruth ism here McGraw, Jennings and the Giants will be. Looks like a big year!
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-10
PLAYS THROUGH GAME
 WITH A BROKEN ARM

Chicago. Nov. 1O-An unexampled display of grit that enabled the Ma rooms to hold the topheavy favorite Illinois team to a to score in the1r annual battle at Stagg Field Saturday was revealed last night when 1t be- came known that Bat Hanisch, Maroon fullback, played almost the entire game with his right arm broken in two places.
 Hanisch suffered the injury early in the first quarter of the game. In a smashing tackle play the large bone in his right forearm was" snapped and a wrist bone shattered. Though SUI. fering eXcruciating pain, Han1sch said nothing and stayed in the game. his bunting and defensive play keeping the Maroon goal safe time after tme Extensively he could do little because of the broken arm
 At the end of the first half Hanlsch was urged to quit, but refused, keep ing secret the nature of his injury 'I'm going to kick us into a win" he told Coach tSagg and Assistant Coach Walker,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-10
Pushing High School Team For Next Game
 With Gotham Eleven
Red and Black Team Still Smarts Under Defeat Handed Them By St. Johns and Forces Them to Work
 Hard for the Unknown Opponent

Still smarting under the defeat handed them by the St. Johns team Of Danvers; Mass. the Bridgeport High school footbaff squad is being pushed to the limit this week in an tfcipation of the game at Newfield park Saturday against the Evander Childs team of New York city. When the team prepared for the St. Johns s the impression was spread ground that the Massachusetts aggregation did not amount to mitch and for this reason the local students were not any too eager to practice for the game which was not even considered a con test.
 When the weights of the St. John team were announced and some of the backfield men were seen to be light the air of carelessness soon had them so they didn't care. It will be much different, however. against the Icvander ChildS school for 1jasT Hunt intends to drive the boys to the limit so when they stack up against the New Workers they will think they have it easy.
 This is the first footbatll team to represent the Evander Childs school in ten years. The school dropped the game when a great many others did but the sport has been renewed this season. Reports from New York say the school has one of the strongest sant High school which team was scheduled to play here, but the da te was cancelled to make room for the team that is coming Saturday.
 All the local players are eligible to play in Saturdays game and it is ex- pected that the entire first squad will be in action on Saturday.
 Record Falling Down.
 Hunts charges are not showing up as well as the 1919 eleven, which, Ill