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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19
j. S. OLYMPIC
= ATHLETES LEADING
Go Into Fifth Day Away Out
in Front-Have 1o1 Out
of 242 Points.

ANTWERP, Aug. 19.-Despite the I'M
expected victories of European athletes
yesterday in the shot putting and broad
Jump events of the seventh Olympiad
the American team went into the fifth
day, of competition at the Olympic
stadium today with such lead that it
seemed they were assured of victory,
ueless some disaster oyertakes the en-
tire team - ~
With eleven events finished, and only
IL, including the decathlon, the mod
t err pentathISon and marathon remaining
total up to dats- Of 101 out of "a pos
sible 242 points. fThe rest of the points
are so widely distributed. that, even IL
the Americans make only a fair show
ing in the remaining events, they APP
pear to have great advantage over
There were only two final events
scheduled for today, these being the
hammer throw and the 1,500-meter race
Americans have qualified in these and
have excellent chances of adding a
number of points to the teams total
Todays program also included eimina-
ton heats in the 400-meter race, the
pole vault, the 10,0O0-meter run, the
2O0-meter dash and the hop, step and
Sump.
-Four American runners qualified in
the preliminary heats of the 40O-meter
U.S.N,; j. E. Meredith, New York A.
G.; r, S. Emory Chicago A. A., and
George S. Schiller, Los Angeles A. C.
Philips, the only Canadian entrant for
this event, also qualified.
The others who will enter the finals
y this race are Lindsay, Ainsworth
Worthington and Butler, England; Old
field, Dafel and Rudd, South Africa
Ferry and Andre, France; Viten, Fin
land; Engdahl, Sweden; Sunblad,
Switzerland, and Corteyn and Morren,
Belgium.
Schiller made the fastest time of any
Of the runners, coming home in so 2-5
seconds, which was 1-5 seconds short
of the record. j. E. (Ted) Meredith,
the former University of PENNSYLVANIA
quarter miller, came through his heat
in impressive style, giving evidence Of
great reserve power. Rudd, the South
African star, simply breezed home.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19
O'RRIEN TO MEET
WHITE IN SECOND
CHAPTER MONDAY
HeavyweiehtS Top Weekly
Card at Southern A. c.
First Meeting Ended in
DraW-0'Brien Due Friday
BY coYLE SHEA.

Dick o'5rien, Of Cincinnati. and
Joe White, Of the Rasoio stable, put
on the seeond reel Of their heavy
weight embroaiio Monday niaht,
when they top the regular weekly
card Of the Southern A. G. The first
chapter Of their comedy was staged
several weeks back ana terFuinated
In draw altar White had made
Threatening gestures at a Jazz fin.
lSh IN the prelude,
The Raggln entry uncorked heart
breaking right that crashed into
q BrieHs Jaw with a resoundtng impact
The invader went down for the count
and came up groggy. hut still not weak
enough 10 lose his bearings. White
stepped hack from Clineh and scored
another knotkdown but allowed O'hrien
TO dig a toehald in close quarters and
save himself from further punishment.
Had White shown more action he could
have freed himself from the knot and
fired one opeu But he didn't,
At This point o'Bricn started moving
I'm Il q PROPER direction and held off the
white advance. Had they stepped much
longer OBFieH might have overcome
tho carly lead and darVed out victory
but when the eighth canto was COM
ple' ed Referee Hack was conpallsd TO
call u "A draw
O'Brien is expected Friday aud will
top of his training with daily work
outs at the Southern arena. White Is
toiling at the same place.
A good semiwindur and set of pre-
Inns will support tht toain attraction
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UPSETS FEATURE
RACES AT PHILLY

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-Upsets in
two of the five races featured the sec
ond day of the Grand Circuit race meet
ing yesterday.
The biggest surprise was the defeat
of Peter Manning, Tommy Murphy $
trotter, which hung up a new world
record for trotting geldlngs at cleve-
land last week. The veteran Ed GeerS
was behind Murphy's horse in the $1,000
Winoga Stock Farm stake, the richest
of the week. and in the first heat came
from behind with a rush. beating f.
Colorado In terrific drive to the wire.
In the second heat, however, Peter
Manning made a bad break at the first
turn and was many lengths back of the
field at the first quarter. Geers did
not try to drive the gelding out and was
distanced Tarashall won the heat in
2:0Sh, but was beaten by +, Colorado
in the third heat
4 The second surprise came in the $1,000
Nawbeek Farm Ostake for 3-year- old
trotters, when Emma Harvester won the
event in straight heats.
Leon Mcdonald captured the b. F
Keith cup in the PA trot. Dora Hays
won the Novelty dash and Goldie Todd
the 1908 pace.
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FIRST AMATEUR
TITLE GAMES ON
SATURDAY CARD
Nlbs and American Bag Clubs
Clash at Hodges Field Sat-
urday - Other Champion
Teams to Play Later.

Now that the amateur baseball league
championships have been decided, the
semifinals are to be played between the
seven winning clubs, Teams eligible TO
compete In the series are the ploughs
Nibs, American Bag, Kelsey Wheel,
Stratton- Warren, Union and Planters
Bank and Camels
for the series with the exception of
balls, which will be furnished by the
Amateur association, The money taken
in at the gate or realized through the
sale of tickets at other places Will be
used in sending the Memphis champions
to st. Louis, where they will compete
with the champions of Chicago, Omaha
and St, Louis for the midwesteFn cham
pionship OF the United States, II Is
likely that the Memphis team will stay
at St Louis three days, and their ex-
penses for the trip will be something
like 1000 iron men, A very nominal
admission win be charged TO all except
children, and 1t is likely that all games
will be played at Hodges field All
clubs Will meet one time, after which
the two clubs having the highest per
centage will then start anew and stag
ming two games bling declared the
champion club.
1t was decided at Wednesday nights
meeting that the Nihs and American
Bag teams would meet in the opening
game at Hodges field saturday, start
ing at pm, The Union and Plnnters
team will meet the Stratton Warren
team in the second contest. Sunday the
Ben Hur champs will meet the Kelsey
Wheel champs in the opening game,
while the Liberty league champion
Floughs team will meet the strong Nib
team Of the Dixie league in the last
game 1t Is expected that record
breaking crowd will attend the games
Sunday as the amateur officials have
sent in some OF their best attractions
for Sundays games.
The public is asked to favor the ASSOC
citation with it's patronage during the
series, as every dollar taken in will be
needed to give Memphis the proper rep
rescntation in st, Louis,
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.SEARCy PLAYER
KILLED BY BALL
Game Between Short and
Four Mile Hill Team Re-
suits Fatally for Youth.

sEARCY, Ark, Aug. l9.--While
playing ball at Short, White county
Saturday afternoon, Walter OGuinn OF
-Four Mite Hin was struck by a ball
and knocked unconscious lie WAS ia
ken home and medical aid summoned
but he died Sunday morning without
ever regaining consciousness
4 game Of ban was being played he.
tween the Short team and the -Four
Mile till team when the accident oC-
CURED. Mr. O'Guinn was 81 years old
and unmarried.
Funeral services were conducted
Monday morning by Rev. O. A, Green
leaf. and iuterment was in Wilk'g
graveyard at Cum Spring.
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EIGHT ARE PAIRED IN
THIRD DAYS PLAY

CHIrAGO, Aug. 19-Eight Of the orig o
'' ' "hu started in the professional
golfers tournament --two Western, -four
Eastern and two Southern players-were
barred today for the third days play
Thr pairiuFs are, Peter O'Hara, New
York " Grorgn Mclean, Great Neck.
y y; z q Macdonald, Chicago. rs
4 Douglas Edgar, Atlanta; HARRY
Hampton, Richmond, Va, vs. Clarcuct
Hackney Atlantic city and Louis Tpl
Her, Boston, vs.. Jock Hutchinson Chi
CHgo.
Jim Rarnes, champion Of the Profes.
sional Golfers association since its in.
ception, was eliminated as possible
thrrc-time winner when Clarence Hack
rey defeated him. to g. yesterday
Barnes previous viEtories were at 81
wanocy in 1916, and At the Engineers
club last year.
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rILDEN AND GARLAND COP

BOSTON, Aug. 19.--William T. Til
den and Charles Garland, partners on
the Davis cup team, displayed excellent
sets Fred b. Alexander, of New York,
and s. Howard Voshel, Of Brooklyn, in
the third round Of play for the national
doubles tennis championship here today.
Ain the see9ad round VIM, NJ John =
fifth although defeating j. b. Fenno, Jr,,
and w. W, Ingraham, Jr., were off
form and were forced to an extra set.
r. Norris Williams II and Richard
Harte defeated n. w. Niles and A, s.
Dabney, although the match went four
sets. w. T. Hays and r. H. BurdiclS
came from behind and defeated Craig
Biddle and T. r. Pell in five sets.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19

!, Spotlight
BYBob Pi$Te

The Chicks have made their
last stand OF the 1920 season In
Birmingham, and gave 6aronlal
fans a present to remember them
by The Tribe of Jack Lewis
only dropped three games out OF
max by donatIne a double header to
the men OF Molesworth Wednesday
afternoon. A feature Of the final
tilt Of the bargain affair was the
scoring Of seven runs In the sec
ond inning on one hit, coupled with
a bale of errors and bonehead
plays, Every member of the Chick
infleld was guilty, Including Bob
DoWle, new Chick catcher, who
Joined the Tribe Wednesday.
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VOLS CHANGE HANDS.

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troiIi''W ,ntS,, st ~ INV 'u d'V r"i'
iIgs ~ gi,Se Canital t,l,, 'En "'" ~ OH,
next season ''N' ivy ''''' ""'''''
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MUST MAKE IT GOOD.

Organized baseball has gone on record
for barring contract jumpers for a pc
Rod of five years, and II Is up to them
TO make good or there will be a whole
sale exodus of players from the ranks
OF organized ball to the so-called out
laws and Independents next season.
Big money was paid this year by the
Independent clubs, There were teams
IN and around Memphis that we're pay
Ing more salary TO their players than
Southern league clubs were paying. Ball
players are human enough to love
money, and II takes a strong constltu-
ton to Withstand the lure of an offer
OF about third more kaIe than one Is
already making.
The Southern went on record as bar
uanizatlon. There we're several OF
them. is the league going to stand pat,
or Is It going to back up and let the
players return to the fold, after giving
the organization a slap in the face and
tearing their contracts into shreds7
It's going to be the worst thing that
ever happened to organized baseball I'M
less they 90 through with the plan to
bar the players, for as aforesaid, there
will be 10 jumpers next season where
there was one this year. When player
realizes he can 90 out and skim the
cream by playing with an independent
club at an inflated salary and then when
he tires If he can get back into organ
lied ball he will not hesitate to do so,
and nobody could blame him.
This Is a matter Of serious concern to
organized ball, and demands a solid
front II the ranks are to be kept at fun
strength.
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TRAVELLERS TAKE
FINAL FROM ATLANTA

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug 19.-Lit-
tie Rock mauled the pitching Of Tom
Sheehan yesterday~and won, to 4,
3 to T. Atlanta scored three runs in
the ninth on three hits and Moore's err
ror, but with the tying run on second
base Damrau grounded to Moore for
the final out Atlanta made but three
hits off Robinson up to the ninth. The
visitors to catch train for Atlanta.
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xBatted for Thweatt in seventh.
--
BIRMINGHAM.

Summary: Two base hits-Stewart,
Ellis. Sacrifice hits-High, Collenber-
ger, Gallagher. Stolen bases-Griffln,
Thweatt l. by Gallagher ] Bases on
balls-Off Thweatt 2, off Meeker !, off
Gallagher l. Innings pltehed-By Meek
err /, with hits and one earned run,
Zone on when relieved by Gallagher,
Winning pitcher-Gallagher Left on
bases-Memphis 5, Birmingham D.
Earned runs-Memphis l.. birmingham
/. Umpires-Williams and Pfenninger
Time 20.
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FIVE EVENTS CARDED
ON GRAND CIRCUIT

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 19.-In order
with by rain Monday, the management
Of the Grand Circuit race meeting at
Belmont park again gave five events
today,
Another dash race at one mile and 100
yards was a feature, $500 purse for
2:l4 PAGERS being offered. The Holmes
stake of 1000 for 3-year- old PAGERS had
a big field, including the champion RI
fle Grenade.
Two events for trotters we're the ST.
900 Bulls Head Bazaar stake for 2:lS
class horses and the 2'0S class for The
first presidents cup and purse Of
81 900
Read News Scimitar Wants.
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A fan drops line to ask that
II It Is known that the Chicks have
been imbbing Of the flowing bowl
quite a bit, which may be one Of
the reasons for their poor showing.
Yes, II has been known, for
some members Of the Tribe have
been seen tanked to the eye
broWS. Some strong arm methods
should be employed II the club Is
to make any showing at all, for 1t
is mortal cinoh that booze and
baseball will not mix.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19
BIRMINGHAM.

Summary: Two-hase hits-Collen-
berger Stevenson, Bernsen. Sacrifice
hits--High. Blades, Bernsep, Griffith,
Stolen bases-Carroll 2, McLarry,
Dowie, Stewart, Ellis, Gooeh. Double
plays-Rarnhart to Stewart to Bern
Marshall /, by Coffindaffer /, Bases
on balls-Off Marshall 2, off Coffin
daffer 5. Left on bases--Memphis 5,
Birmingham z. Earned runs--Memphis
4, Birmingham 7. Umpires-Pfenninge
and williams. Time-l50.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19
RED soX DELIVER

BOSTON. Mas, Aug. ta- Myers
pitched shs first home game yesterday
Tor Boston, and won il from Detroit
to 3. in the eleventh inning, when Nc
Nally scored from second base on the
pitchers infield single. which escaped
Heilmann.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19
DOWIE BREAKS IN.

Bob Dowie new Chick catcher, made
his debut in Wednesdays game at Biz
mingham, and baggeu. "a pair of hits
out of six times up, and also contributed
an error that cost run.
Dowio evidently found the making OF
errors contagious, for with every other
man in the inner works throwing and
booting the ball around, he had to go
and let one get through him by way
of keeping up with the gang.
Dowie caught both games, and will
be the regular first-string backstop OF
the Chicks from now on. with George
Bischon filling the second fiddle job.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19
WHERE THEY PLAY,
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE,
Memphis at Atlanta.
Mobile at Little Rock.
New Orleans at Nashville.
Chattanooga at Birmingham.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Boston,
Only games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Only game scheduled.
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WITH THE SEMI-PROS

At Mayfield ky R.H.E.
Mayfield Observation-Disclosures. 3
N'i.pu '''.'''''s .'',',,'..,...3 3
Hildebrand and Cannon; Holley and
Beck.
At Tiptonvllle, Tenn. R.HE.
Troy ........,.......0 GOO 900 600 4
Ridgely ............. 900 0l0 04"-7 10 0
Smith and Erwin; Locke and Algee.
At Caruthersville, Mo RH.E,
fullOi ''',;, .'''''.'.,.,. .
tarutheTsVnle ..,,....,...,.....10 II .
Lindcr and Sparks; Bush and Tate.
At Milan, Tnnn.-- R.H e.
Milan ,.....,...,,...,.20 ITO 0--S II /
Latham and Tyner; Gould and
Fowlkes.
At Grand Junction, Tenn R.HE.
Grand Junction POP 900 O0l--5 5
Lamar ..,,,.........0 900 $40 00"--4 3
Carter and Clements; Mecks and
BlodsOe
At Holly Springs Miss. RHE.
holy Springs ,......,,........,ll Is >
Henderson ...........,...,.,.... :. 7 s
Anderson and Wooten and McAlex-
alder and Copewood Walker, Robin
son and Carroll
At Dyershurg, Tenn R.HE.
Tunica .,.,,,,...,..O50 100 n01--7 Q
DyersburE ...,.,,,. GOO 020 00O--2 . I
Foreman and Engwerson Beach.
Wthro and Chapman.
At Mason 6, Brownsville 8.
AT Dresden s, Martin Z.
At Huntingdon I, Mckenzie &
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BASEBALL RESULTS.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE,

4. SUT HGHN [eAaoEs
Mobile .,.....,... 900 600 DOL o. I 4
Nashville 900 OOl 900 l---2 . 0
Sigman and Ponds; statham and
Lees.
At Little Rock RH.E.
Atlanta ............00 1 900 0O3--4 2
Little Rock ...... 002 POI 00'-5 IL
Sheehan and Hager; Robinson and
Brottem. -
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At New York R,H,E,
Cleveland ,..,...... 900 III 0OO-3 5 0
New York ,.,,.,,..100 900 1922 /
Bagby and O'Nein; Quinn, Collins and
Ruel.
At Boston RHE.
Detroit ......... 900 OOl O1O Oo--5 5 2
Boston .......,., 200 III 900 0l-6 IL 4
Ayers and Stanage Meyers and
Schang.
At Philadelphia R,H.E,
Chicago ,..,.,..... 900 900 600 5 0
Philadelphia 1880; 200 100 O0'-l D
Williams, Wilkinson and schalk;
Rommel and Perkins.
At Washington R,H, E.
st. Louis ......... .O04 O24 021-13 II 0
Washington ......0 600 0lO DOL 2 10
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fan drops a card to ask what three
men make up the best outfield in the
American league.
Iris Speaker, Babe Ruth and Joe
Jackson, in our opinion, would be a
pretty fair combination.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Kansas City l. Columbus II,
At Milwaukee II, Toledo 2,
At Minneapolis ola, Louisville Ala.
At st, Paul AZ. indianapolis 3-5.
DELTA LEAGUE,
Championship Series.
How They Finished.
Teams Won, Lost. Pet,
Belzoni .................,4 1000
Clarksdale ..........,.....Q 900
Wednesdays Results.
Belzonl ., Clarksdale /.
Score by innings RH.E.
Belzoni ..,,.,..... 002 900 00'-2 5 /
Clarksdale ..,...... 100 900 000--l 0
Knight and Stapleton; McCabe and
Wenzel
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DELTA LEAGUE,
Championship Series,
AoNu Thav Finished
Evening star., 1920-02-23
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MALE AND FRMALE

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workers: reference required. Reids Agency.
1449 Q st
SETTLED COIORED MAN and wife n house
man and cook for a family Of two. to go TO
the country April 1: comfortable rooms with
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SUBUREAN-M Man and woman (colored). msn
must know about gardening and womnn ulst
bc a good cook: references required. Phone
Franklin 3OS4. 34s
Evening star., 1920-02-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued.

FOR SALE-DESIRABLE
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ROOMING HOUSE
Facing Pension Office Park. Monthly
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this sum can be greatly increased
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open evenings, to 3.
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20
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Lunchroom
One Of the hest located and busiest places in
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house has b..n we'll cared for rented through
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Grocery and Meat
We have several stores ranging in price from
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v, r.
Evening star., 1920-02-23
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FEMALE-Continned.


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Vermont ave. NV.
WAITRESS Place in cafe 17.a Vermont ave.
WANTED Morning work to do, cleaning etc.
1898 Marion ST. NV
Evening star., 1920-02-23

IF YOU ARE
THINKING ABOUT
EMPLOYMENT OR
LOOKING FOR
A POSITION OR
LOOKING FOR A
BETTER CLASS
OF WORK
DON'T MAKE
A DECISION
WITHOUT FIRST
INVESTIGATING
THE REAL
OPPORTUNITIES
WE HAVE TO
OFFER YOU.
$l4.5O to Start.
Frequent Increases
And Permanent Work
Are a few of the attractions.
Call on Miss Gregory, 9Th floor,
US 18th ST.. NV, and she will
be glad to tell you about all OF
them.