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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-10
Indians s. Senators 1

Washington. July 9-CIeveIand TOOK
another game from Washington to-
day. to !. The Washington de-
tense crumbied behind Zachary IN
me seventh and eighth innings when
the visitors made all their runs
Bagoy proved effective for Cleveland
after both Caldwell and Nieuhas fail
ed Manager Speaker Of the Cleva-
land club injured MS leg IN the sew
enth inning ana retired before the
game ended. Score:
Cleveland q 90 o-s-te-r
Washington 2010 o-4-13-4 !
Caldwell Niehaus. Bagbv ana
O'Nelll, Zachary and CHARITY
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Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
..,,es Of the Days Dealing in All
The leading Stocks

- ra-s. July Bull pools held
s.p,,-sd sway during the greater
.SpF tnaavs active stock market
-re2- more confident naneu-
" selected issues being attended
F. srcest and most comprehen-
oealIrgs u recent months.
IT, extensive gains were register
aa"' aarfv ana intermediate Pc
l.. mt nese suffered material re-
-, ne mai hour. vnen call
EHs -ose z-adually from : per cent,
1,tx.ag -ate. TO 10 per cent.
e. a-t1-oisr7 Of the professional
T.. seemed oased largely in an iu'
t.Srr CONVECTION that credit con-
- re ending toward easement:
"-A 1+aef that industrial and
y. --abs. News that the German
a2d accepted the disarm-
- .er--s # the Allies was another
e. =. sent.nertaI importance.
krs.s ras .~idenced by the strength
--srCr and Belgian exchange,
l,.- a1,en6ed in more moderate
lssr-e q British bills.
Re authorities IN their weekly
Eeurs dwe!t largely on the down.
r. --erd y staple commodity prices.
l,-,x;r-atelv 100 articles OF common
rere -p"ci " oii6AtAS .i.oi La
&, en-. rom the peak Of last Feb
~.
kc,.It.es. Independent steeis. tobac-
| - sugars. the days trading again
[,-acea -ails ~ high and low degree
IRENE gains or / TO 81 points.
Eae amounted 20 900 900 shares.
eso-rr;oa IF new Armour notes Of
f. s,--her proof Of a keen invest
T., 5e1and for securities. Liberty
|nss re-e again the only notable eS-
r. o / generally firm bond mar
\ -o.ai sales. par value. we're So
4 700 7li Z. s coupon is reacted
Der EFT IT call; others unchanged.
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ton Of Arthur Greelsy. supsrinten-
dent: evening service at 7.30 O'Clock.
subject. Sins Forgiven
Rev. c. z. Knickerbocker Of Wat
erville will conduct services at the
Cniversaiist church Sunday evening
at 7.30 o'clock.
Miss Phyllis Fowies in enjoying a
two weeks outing with Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Mitchell and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Antonio Williams and son
Ralph at the Axtell cottage on Lake
Messaionskee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewis of
California, who are passing the
summer with Mr. Lewis brother,
Ernest Lewis of Sidney, have return
ed from several days visit in Bos-
ton.
Charles Toxier. who has bean
quite Ill at his home on Alpine
street. is improving.
Mrs. Della Harding. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Milan Thomas of Oak street. has
returned To her home in Bingham.
Cascade Grange at its regular
meeting this evening will observe
Children's night. Each child is ex-
pected to be prepared TO take a part
in the program. Refreshments viii
be served and 4 pleasant time is an
ticipated.
DR.. Edge Grant has returned from
Madison. where she has been on
professional business for a few days.
Miss Madolyne and Miss Annie
Folsom have returned from a two
weeks visit with relatives in Dead
water.
Mrs. John McTaggert of Belfast
was a guest Thursday night Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon McTaggert, on her
/ way TO Vermont TO visit relatives.
| Mrs Flora Kelley has returned
! from Portland. where she has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. Richard
/ Lewis for the past week.
/ John II. Hart, and daughter Miss
1 Lucy Hart. and aunt. Miss Mary
| Hart OF Chicago. III. Mr.. and Mrs.
I Albert White and daughter Frances
! and Miss Lillian White of Mount
| Vernon. Y. Y, are guests at Snug
! Harbor Camps.
| Mrs. Ida Thompson of Dixfield
I was a guest Thursday Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Dwight Mccartney, on her
way to Skowhegan.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bridges are
( moving into the house on High
street which they recently purchased
Of Wesley Fletcher
Miss Anna DALEY, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
I c. II. Enmons the past two weeks
| Will return today 70 her home in
Boston.
/ Mrs. Bessie Farrar. who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Emma
/ Morang for the past two weeks. left
! Friday morning for Newport to visit
her sister Mrs. Darius Fogg, on her
I way 20 her home in Danforth. She
/ was accompanied by her niece. Mrs
/ Seweil Holmes VINO will be a guest
i Of her mother for time.
| Miss Mildred Perkins is confined
70 her home on High street by an
attack of tonsilitis.
| Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fisher OF
Norridgewock were guests Friday Of
I Mrs. Fishers parents. Mr.. and Mrs
( Timothy Otis.
| Mrs ". c. Springer and daughter,
| Miss Eva Springer of Franklin are
| guests Of the latteTs sister, Mrs.
Gerald Woodsum.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston. July 9.
BEEF-Cholce whole cattle PAGES.
BUTTER-Northern creamery ex-
tras 5a9 5ea; western creamery extras
5S3d59.
CHEESE-Fresh choice oSd eSs.
CORN-No. yellow 1S0d1S5.
EGGs-Nearny hennery s6d S.;
western extras 53655.
FLOUR-Spring patents f96-ib
sacks special shorts 15I 1850; stand
ard I350615.
HAy-No timothy 3eT42.
Handspring $685.
OATS-Fancy 10 lbs. l26 12S
PORK-Medium backs 1850
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Green Mts
I q per 100 lbs. on track: rev south
ern az 1850 per barrel
SCGAR-American sugar refiner-
quotes 20 cents on Ioo-obl. lots. less ,
per cent. for cash.
VEAL-l2I 21
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peneci
Dun's Report

New York. July 9.-Dun's tomorrow
will say;
July with It's vacation ana interrupt
tons and inventory taking IS not or
dinarily a period featured by general
ana conspicuous activity in business
and there are special reas ons this year
why operations will be limited. Com
slant relteration nj the importance OF
the price question is required IN any
discussion of the existing commercial
situation. and the elements Of financial
restrictions and trans portation draw
backs nave lost none Of their Slgnlfi-
canoe. Where price readjustnents
have gone far to rekindle buyers in
terest as in certain kinds If hides and
feathers revival of demand along con-
S sentative lines has been witnessed.
and transactions that are being held
n allowance IN commercial lines might
be contaminated If the necessary con-
cession we're forthcoming.
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Yankees 9. Tigers 2

New York. July 0 GAmerican)-
New York defeated Detroit TO-DAY q
70 .. The Yankees resumed their
hard-hlting while Quinn proved 4
puzzle 10 the Tigers. Babe Ruth was
presented with a diamond studded
<. of c. fob by local Knights of Co.
.umnus ana in the fifth inning hit his
-oth home-run of the season. the
pail going into the upper right field
stand. Score:
Detroit 100000 ) o
New York. .00 30Ox-a IL b
Oldham and Ainsmith; Quinn ana
Hannah, Hoffman.
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Chicago Cattle Market

chicago. july ?.
CATTLE-Receipts s0@o: heavy;
steers steady 10 Is cents lower year
lirgs steady TO 10 cents higher; seven
head choice Angus roo: TOP load late
1890: top earrings 1870: bulk all
weight 1928 a 1865; bulls and good sne
stock steady; others unevenlv lower.
veal calves strong 10 IS cents higher
hulk 1S00I 100: good stocks steady
others slow.
HOGS-Receipts -. 900. opened
mostly 10 10 20 cents higher. closed
weak to o cents lower than early top:
Top early 1885 bulk 25p lbs. ana over
1900 l566. pigs strong 20 % cents
higher; bulk OF desirable ,I!nds 5000
1875
fully IS cents higher spots showing
more gains; top native lambs 1865; no
western offered: Oregon wethers $50
feeders IT'S. best fat native ewes S0eT
S25; Top feeding lambs 1875.
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MT. VERNON

Mrs. Leland Howe and little son.
Richard. and Miss Mildred Pariin. of
Watertown. Mass. are visiting their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W 0. Parlin.
Among the recent arrivals at Mt.
Vernon are Prof. Warren Foss and
family. and Prof. Edmund Searies
and family, who are settled in their
cottages for the summer, and Mrs.
Ethel Taylor and daughter, at their
summer home.
Leonard Butler is visiting his
grandmother. Mrs. Luc-etia Butler.
John and Robert Austin. their Sis
ter Dorothy, and aunt. Mrs. Kroyer,
are at their summer home on the
shore Of Parkers pond.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Butler and
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geant Wyman Women's Relief Corps,
on "Wednesday evening, it was voted
70 hold no more meetings until the
third Wednesday in August. which
viii be regular meeting night
Walter Goodwin. who had been
passing a few days at his home on
the Fairfield road. has returned to
Showhegan- where he is employed.
Sergeant Wyman Women's Relief
Corps will hold a picnic Wednesday,
July i. at the cottage of Mrs 2. 81.
Leech, Lakeside.
Mrs. Smith, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Charles Bailey, for
a few days, has returned to her
homefn Showhegan.
Earl Goodwin has gone to Lewis
ton on business for few days.
Mrs. George Reagan, OF Lynn,
Mass, has arrived in town and will
visit her mother. Mrs. Frances
Sturtevant. of Oakland Heights.
Miss Lillian Dyer, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Walter s. Dyer suffered an
acute attack of appendicitis Wednes-
day morning and was taken to Grey S
hospital IN Waterville, where she I'M
derwenr a surgical operation.
William Muncey, who has been a
guest OF relatives in town. has re-
turned to his home in Dorchester,
Mass.
Miss Iris Sally, of Embden. is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. William Forsythe.
of Fairfield street
Mrs. Charles Cornfortil and family
have returned from an outing at the
Taylor cottage on Lake Messaion-
skee.
Henry Forsytle. of Bingham. is a
guest of his brother William P For
sythe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bumps. of
Watervllle. entertained a party of
friends Thursday evening 1T a dinner
party at the home OF Mrs. Bumps
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Moore,
Of Oakland. a-
Hamilton Lodge. Degree of Honor.
will meet next Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Emma WithereIl.
on School street. A picnic supper will
be served at $50 o. clock (fast time)
after which the regular meeting will
take place. All members who are
not solicited from are requested to
bring sandwiches or pastry.
Mrs. F. r. coleman and children.
Evangeiine ana MarIorv. who for
several months have been at the
sanitorIum IN Fairfield for treatment.
have returned TO their home on
Maple street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Williams and
son. Ralph. and Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem Mitchell and family are enjoying
a two weeks outing at the Axtell cot
tage on Lake Messal0nskee.
At the Methodist church Sunday.
Rev. Weston P. Holman pastor:
Morning Worship at 1880 o'clock.
subject, He Went Away Sorrowful."
Miss Nora Bartlett Greeley will
sing at this service. Sunday school
ar 11.45, George r Johnston. super
intendent; evening service %at 80
O'Clock. subject. What the Church
Does for the Individual" Mr.. Hol-
man VIII preach at Sidney Sunday
afternoon ar $50 O'Clock.
At the Free Baptist church sun
day, Rev. Benjamin Beatty. pastor:
Sunday school will be held at 80
o'clock. followed by services at go
o'clock and Christian Endeavor at
$50.
At the First Baptist church Sun
day, Rev. z. r. coleman. pastor. the
topic Of the morning sermon at 1890
will be The Pre-eminent Christ"
Sunday school at 11.45 under diree-
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Phils 4, Pirates I

Pittsburgh. Pa, July 9 (NationaD
Philadelphia won the first game OF
the series from Pittsburgh today. 4
10 l. Rixey pitching air-tight bail
Pauiette and Wrightstone with dar-
ing base-running aided IN the VIC
tory. Score:
Phila. ....1 90 0001 - q .
Pittsburgh % 100 L 000 0-1 8 /
Rlxey ana Witherow; Carlson ana
Schmidt.
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Mackmen ). White Sax i

Philadelphia. July 9--hicago o,,+-
oatted Philadelphia today but the
locals won ) to :. evening the series.
After Welch's home-run with two
on bases IN the first and Perkins'
nome-run in the second. Williams
settled down ana but for an error
by Risberg would have shut out the
locals for the remainder Of the game
Score:
Chicago e.. 90 0I00oo aa.a.
PhiiA .... ) l 0 0ooo1 N5- ST.
Williams and SchsIlr. rT.r-,.
Perry and Perkins.
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FRANCIS j. o'BrIen. probably the
oiuesI resident OF Bangor. died at the
nome OF ms son, David c. O'Brien
on Thursday night at the age of %
Years and five months. He was
born in ireland ana lived much
OF his time in Portland where he
was a landscape gardner. coming
TO Bangor about Is years ago. He
was in remarkably good health for
his years up 70 his last illness of
about three months.
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Cubs ;. Giants .

Chicago, July 9-Barber's single
ended today's game with New York
in the last half OF the 18th inning,
giving Chicago a 70 , victory
Manager McGraw suspended Pitch
er Douglas indefinitely for failure to
keep IN condition. Score:
\. York 100000 0o00o-2- 81
Chicago o100o01o00o 1-3-12-3
Barnes ana Snyder; Alexander and
L(fjIifar
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BELGRADE

NCRTE-willard z. Overlook IF
West Washington will hold religious
services at the Grange hail. Sunday,
July Il. On account of bad weather
ne was unable to be here last Sunday.
Mrs. B. F Weston of Lynn. Mass.
and Mrs. Flora Lyons Of Oakland
Cal. have been visiting friends in
town.
Mrs. Lucy Watson and grandson.
Andrew. have returned from Port
land. where they were during the
Cent ennial.
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Braves Take 81
Win from the Reds

Cincinnati, q, July (Nationai)-
Boston won the first game of its
series between Cincinnati today, 3 TO
l. The Reds escaped a shut out in
the fourth when Daubert doubled
and scored on single by Roush.
Score:
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Dodgers and Cards Divide

st. Louis. No. July 9-Brookiyn and
st. Louis divided a double header
today, the locals pounding two pitch
ers for an easy to victory in the
first game. ana losing the second 8
to Q. Brooklyn could DO nothing with
Schrupp in the rirst contest. but IN
the second Mamaux held the locals
helpless. but one man reaching third
base and aided materially toward
winning his own game with two hits
Score:
First game:
Brooklyn o. 100 . % IL
St. Louis . 5 Q x-T-I3-2
Galore, Minus and Kruger;
SChrupp and Clemens.
Second game:
Brooklyn 0 0 Q 40 0-s-10-2
st, Louis Q Q . Q o. -
Manaux and Miller. Elliott;
Halnes, Kline and Clemens.
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. July 3.
Sellers had the advantage in the
corn market most of the time today
owing largely to correct opinions that
the government report voAld be bear
isn. Prices closed heavy to z cent
net lower with Septem Der l 55i TO I.559
and December 1881 TO l.39. oats in
ished unchanged TO ! ana cent down
and provisions unchanged TO IS cents
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BOSTON

Two base hits. Jacobson >. Sacrif-
ces. Davis. Menosky, Scott. Bailey.
stolen bases. Gedeon. Menosky. Fos-
ter Base on balls. off Davis 2 off
BUSH !. Left on bases, St. Louis ,.
Boston I. Struck out. by Davis /.
Bush 8 Double play. Gedeon 70 Ger
Der. Time 1.29. Empires. Dineen
and Friei.
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Cincinnati

Two base hlts Dauberr, Boeckei:
three base hits. Rousch: stolen bases.
Boeckei; double plays. Wingo 70
Rath; Neal 70 Daubert; Ruether 70
Daubert: left on bases. Boston. 3:
Cincinnati. ); bases on balls. off
Ruether. >: off McQUllan. 1: struck
out. by Ruether. >: by McQuillan. l.
Empires. Moran and Rigler.
Time. l 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-10

Harry 3. Ivers. formerly general
manager of the [. A. & ". ST. BY. sys-
tenn and we'll known in Bath. VINO has
been living at South Lubec for the
past three years, has sold the farm
with a large herd Of pure bred dairy
cows and all machinery and tools to
Charles Bailey OF Prescott VINO has
taken charge. This farm has been de-
veloped into an important one under
Mr. Ivers management, and has been
the source of guaranteed milk that has
had a large sale. modern methods be-
ing used. Some of the cows in the
Jersey herd are descendants OF na-
rionalIy known sires. and there exists
a good opportunity for the new owner.
Mr.. Ivers was practically forced TO sell
on account of the scarcity Of help and
will remain for time on the piace-as
adviser and helper TO the new pro-
pr-etor
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RED SOX TRIM
BROWN MEN. 2 TO l

Boston. July Blush pitched Bos-
ton 10 a 10 | victory over st. Louis
today. the game being marked by the
fielding of Gedeon. Scott and McNally.
With two out in the sixth. Jacobson
doubled and scored on Williams sin
gle. Nenosky ana Foster singled and
both later scored on SCOTS single 70
center IN the seventh. Score:
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daughter. of Northampton. are nc
Camp Barton.
Mrs. NJ. W Fogg Of Lynn. is with
her sister Mrs. Laforest Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Irving are en-
terraining their son. Bert Irving. Of
New York. and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Moore of Pownal.
Carl Fellows is visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Fellows.
Wesley Comstock and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Crockett of Bath visited IN
Mount Vernon over the Fourth.
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EASTERN LEAGTE

Waterbury, 4: Springfield. 3.
Worcester. ); New Haven. >.
Pittsfieid, ;; Albany. ).
Bridgeport, I; Hartford. ).
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WINDSOR

A comfortable pew awaits YOU at
the preaching service by Rev W II
Layton at the Methodist EpiscopaI
church Sunday at go P. NJ If you
come once you will come again.
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New York Money Market

New York. July g.
N...ar-.Ie paper 1sIs.
Exc,ange 4r-n; sterling 60-tiay bills
|Ai commercial 60-tay bills on
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DR.. Charles r. Mccurty, the well
known Bangor physician. died At
0:45 Thursday night AT his residences.
4ls Hammond street. after a compar-
atively brief illness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-10

9saH as sos' commercial So-day bills
frames demand s43. CABLES Z IA
a nSeigian francs. demand a'1,2 nat,,as
builders. demand 1928. cables 25 D.
Lire. demand 500, cables ! 10 "'- :
aMarks. demand 2.6I. cables 2.62.
New York exchange an Wonrreaf
Ia per cent. discount ga
pons nlnent ponds irregular.
me Ioans strong; 50 days. 80 DAYS
1alI money strong; high 10. low :.
IN Is. inee :. closing bid 9. offered at
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New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY

"(INC oHCNEHAGE COMPANY
IL Front St. Bath. Phone $40
S35 Water ST.. Augusta,
Phone 1o1a-1o1U
Correspondents Of
ELMER n. BRIGHT 4 CO.,
Members Of New York and Boston
Stock Exchange
Private Wire Service
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
[{S}.EE. NSIDERsH:1.E9{

Vardon and Ray. England's| golf
celebrities. are the next invaders.
They will be busy from the time
they land until next September.
They'll earn every penny they
make, too, It is believed. Vardon and
Ray are two OF the best golfers that
ever graced British links. American
players can learn much from the
British stars.
They will receive 500 from every
match, and they expect to take part
in 200 each.
Vardon visited this country in 1910
and Ray in 1913. Rays tour was the
more spectacular, since II brought
out that great star, Francis Ouimet.
The Britons will play in but one
championship match-the National
Open, at Toledo, over the Inverness
links, in August.
Jim Barnes and Walter Hagen will
clash with the invaders on two occa-
sions, one foursOme being slated for
Deal, New Jersey, on August1. The
other test will be at Toledo.
American golfers are looking for
ward TO a great revival in golf by
the stimulent which the foreigners
will add.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
DU POINT GIRLSLEAGUE

In a comedy OF errors last evening
The Purchasing Department team OF
the Girls DUPONT Company League
went down 20 defeat. 30 10 A., bciore
the Chemical Department aggregation.
Seventeen misplays woro recorded for
the losing team, while eight were
chalkod against the winners. Home
runs were moi unusual. Score by in
nings. RH. L.
Chemical Co. ..9OO2S99-s0 40 8
Purchasing ...02OO342-ii a a.
Batteries: For Chemicals. Miss
Dougheriy. pitcher; Miss Hughes.
catcher. Purchasing, Miss Elliott
pitcher; Miss Nandegrift, catcher.
pyralln Sales forfeited 20 lhe Advcr-
Using Department but the Advertising
iassips were not satisfied with winning
hy protest. so they tackled am ALE
star combination and were defeated
A. 90 s. Score boy innings Il. II. u
Advertising .....0 03 3 0o-S 3
All-Stars ........2 3 4 o 2 2-i1 ~
Batteries: Advertising. Miss Martin
pitcher; Miss Mccoy and Miss Leary
caichcrs; All-Slars. Miss Siesncld
Miss Foster. pitchers; Miss SicsilelC
and Miss Foster, oatchers.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21

America has one big chest,
It's fllled with golden mon;
Foreign champs come and go,
And get 1t by the ton.
No sooner had the Gorgeous Georges
Packed up and sailed away,
Than 10 behold we have with us
Those golfers, Ward and Ray.
Georges mode his awful easy,
He never had one row;
After he'd paid the war tax,
II left one hundred thou.
But golnng doesn't pay so well;
srhis game they play with pucks.
All Ward and Ray are guaranteed
Is forty thousand bucks.
America Is always willing 10 pay
for a good show, but sometimes they
aren't even mediocre.
During the last year the u. s. A. has
been host TO champions from most
everywhere. The boxers haven't
stood up so very long.
Jimmy Wilde was one champion
who earned his money, and his title
is Just about as good as II was when
he brought 1t over,
The movies and an extensive exhi-
bison tour let Carpenter out with
over 100000 afber he's paid the wal
tax.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
DEFIANCE WINS OVER
BLACK SOX 6 TO 5

Defiance took another game last
night, from Black Sox 10 3. Tho
game which was played before a rec
ord breaking crowd. was a nip and
tuck affair. AZ no time was either
team so far In the lead that It could
not be oyertaken.
Tonight another fast game is sched-
uled. when Defiance will line up
against 81. Hedwlg's. at Third and
Adams street grounds.
Tomorro Wright Defiance will play
the crack Victory Stars. Marty Walsh
Will pitch for Defiance tonight. I'm
pire Charley Williams Will call play
at Gas O'Clock sharp.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
wFSIFY uAS BUSY WEEK.

Wesley A. A. and Wilmington bldCk
sox will clash tonight at Second and
dupont streets, In what Is expected 10
b. a fast and exciting game. These TWO
teams were supposed TO Nave met a
month ago but on account OF a NIX
up In the schedule the Black SoN
secured The Giants TO play in their
place. Wesley has secured the regu-
iar services Of John Farley a twirier
OF some reputation formerly OF the
Keystone +. &.
In tho line W this evening.
Friday night Wesley will cope WIKI
the Krens nine Of the Suburban
League at Newport. on saturday after
noon Wesley will play st. Georges in
the canal town. 90,
on next Tuesday night Wesley Will
lineup against the fast Richardson
Park aggregation at Richardson Park.
Manager Tattersall Is anxious TO hear
from some fast teams wishing TO play
twilight ball. Any teams who would
like Wesley as an attraction any
Saturday afternoon In August should
notify G. NJ. Tattersall, Sr.. 2i0l Bid
die street. or Phone s3S-J after 3 p. m