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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
MEMORIES FAIL
WITNESSES SAY
.non't Know" Is Common
Answer in Newberry
Election Case.
PROMISED FREEDOM
r.ruer Alderman Says Agent
Told Him Conviction Would
Re Reversed for Aid.

,p,Np RAPIDS Mich. Feb. II.
v,rem II Mckeighan, FORMER
't,rmsn and mayor OF Flint Mlch"
.to In August 1918, was under
WY .,orco TO the penitentiary for as
,i, and robbery, testified III the
y,vborrv elections conspiracy trial
,s,y maj he was told by Richard
, r,strhcr. q defendant, That IL ne
',norted Truman II. Newberry in
a urinary his case would be re-
.d3 hy the state supreme court.
.'.. otberwise he would be left TO
20 20 jail
r,o,cbcr is the state labor conf
.i.s,oror with offices at Lansing.
M witness said the remark was
I'D In the presence of Paul King,
n .berry's campaign manager,
- Castater. Detroit alderman,
"a Fred Henry OF Flint, a deputy
,So. Fletcher All three are also
i.te,Aants. The incident. Mckeighan
','S occurred behind the prescrip-
Ion case Of a drug store.
Machinery Of the Newberry cleo
.on conspiracy trial turned slowly
,sis morning. The witness valves
,sre choked with II don't remem-
49, and mot 10 my knowledge" an
susrs and only three men were on
no sand at the morning session.
One Of the three was Claire r.
uebee. clerk Of the grand jury, who
wpplementcd his testimony OF yes
.srday by relating his recollection
y, what James r. Haskins, one of
,hs Newborry publicity defendants,
,od the grand jury. Harrison Mer-
-Hl a Kalamazoo newspaper man,
Who pleaded nolo contendre, told
frank G.. Daley, the government
.s,der, that he had done no publicity
work for the S2j week he re-
es.yed for more than three months.
later Martin w. Littleton, for the
defense refreshed his memory suf-
Iteently 20 learn that some advcr-
. ,ements prepared by Merrill in
q moments were among those
ned in the Ncwberry campaign
The third witness, Oscar b. Kill
E-om Of Grand Rapids, president of
he "Bolo club OF Michigan" said
charles Floyd, head of the local
Newberry headquarters, had given
him t25 to cover expenses of n three
| Day trip which was ostensibly on
Bolo club business
Judge Eichhorn drew from the
witness an admission that the Bolo
Rub Of Michigan was formed sole
y for political purposes" Mr.. Lit
Teton getting "A supplementary
statement that such purposes were
United to boosting the political in
Tesis OF comrades"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
The MOrfudry

Sewers.
Remains OF Edward Paul Sewers,
the 7-year- old son OF c. J.. Sewers,
1904 East Fostoria. who died
Wednesday night, were sent to FUR
view, Mo. yesterday for burial
Mcdonald.
The body OF Mrs. Lena Mcdonald,
II years old. the wife of j. |. Me
Donald, OF Spcrry, will he sent %
Crockett Mills, Mo, for burial Mrs.
Mcdonald died az Sperry Wcdnes-
day night -
Daniels.
Tho bodies OF Mrs Irene Daniels,
90 years old. who died at a local
hospital Wednesday night, and oi
her husband Julian Sinclair Dan
iels 20 years Old, who passed away
at the same hospital Saturday, Feb.
ruary :, were taken to Attelboro
Mass for burial last night bv the
Mrs j &. Daniels. The two moth
crs arrived here from Attelborc
Tuesday.
MIR aud Mrs Daniels we're mar.
ried in their homo town three year,
ago Just after the brides gradua,
ton from high school. During IN,
war MIR. Daniels was n lieutenant
at the Post aviation field. near Law
ton, Okla. lie came with his VIII,
10 Tulsa directly after his discharg,
from the army and was assistant
manager Of the crystal water com.
pany at the time of his decease.
The young people were residing
at the tstill apartments. Fourth
and Cheyenne, when both fcll II
nounccd IL will expose an invisible
empire" which II claims exists IL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
APPRAISE CAPITOL LANDS
state ENpectcd 10 Acquire Additional
Ground at Oklahoma City.

ny Associated Press state WIRE.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. 12--Ap-
praisal OF approximately 35 acres
extending from the state capitol
building to sixteenth street and de-
sired by the state TO be parked in
accordance with the plan OF george
II. Kesslcr, landscape architect. is
expected TO be completed this week.
George l.. stiles, Colin Campbell and
II. II. Gardner, appraisers appointed
by tho district court OF oklahoma
county, We're at work today eNamin-
ing the land.
II the valuation made by the ap-
praiscrs is approved by the state
board of affairs. it is expected the
state will acquire the land without
delay and begin grading it. Convicts
probably will be brought from Nc
Alester to assist in the work
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13

practical three wheeled automo-
Bile that weighs only l20 pounds is
he invention OF a Japanese army
officer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13

\ company has been formed in
Newfoundland TO give St Johns ana
other cities a modern and efficient
telephone service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13

nounccd It will expose an invisible
empire" which II claims exists In
political Albany
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28

Where Little League Ball
Teams Play This afternoon
MONTGOMERY co,nrv ,r.o,,,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY LEAGUE
ch.s, DS,ylestown a. souderton; Lansdale a
Chestnut Hill; Fort Washington at Amber.
| DELAWARE RIVER LEAGUE
Bash az Barber; Morrisville at Newtown
lean Bridge.
PHILADELPHIA SUBURBAN LEAGUE
a, stssa HssSoro. Myers at olen'ld'i Incarnation
DELAWARE co. SUBURBAN LEAGUE
p, Morton at Lansdowne; Media at Drexc
| Highland Hill; Park at Rockdaie.
| MANUFACTURERS LEAGUE
| u. g. l.. at Hale 4 Kilburn; Norris Wheel
er at Naval Aircraft; Barrett at Niles crane
! Il. Lewis at General Electrici Southwark
PHILA. MANUFACTURERS LEAGUE
Sons; Smith q Furbush at DUPONT CO... W Mic,
Ballbesrins at schutte q. Koertins; Johns
s%,h RS' AZ DAY q, fGfssr Simme4man s~"r'1 stokes
INDUSTRIAL AMATEUR LEAGUE
Hohlfeld at Hess-Brisht; North American
Lace at American Pulley 1.-TWO EamesJ.
MAIN LINE LEAGUE
q, Bryn Mawr at Wayne; Paoli at Berwyn
BETHLEHEM STEEL LEAGUE
Lebanon at Bethlehem; sparrows Point a,
DELAWARE co. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
g., Kent at Ring; Kershaw at wolfenden
pTlsWOlu AT CaleOOnlR.
DELAWARE RIVER INDUSTRIAL
Aberfoyle at Sun Ship; viscose at Congo.
INDEPENDENT GAMES
Atlantic Refining At Pencoyd. Thlrty-nfth
and River road; Madison Stars at Fleisher.
more sseS sos Hs Inlet Pa Park. % &,ianso Sstsi cty
Marshall e. Smith at Altoona; Hunter Pros
ys: indana Boys Club at = and Ontario;
third and Cedar; Klauder- Weldon at Park
land: Baldwin Eddystone at Kaywoo c. G.,
Thirty.frst and Dickinson; Norfolk stars at
ford at strawbridEo 4 Ciothier, siSty-sccond
Snd Yarn BcoPss psssSp Girl, SSS ars
Thirty.nfth and Queen lane: Bryn AtSyn at
pss and ii %sli
Pros at Twenty.third and Skunk; Miilyille at
XInL Xineiand; 9 s9rooklSn Royal Giants Al Upland;
Park at Gibson. sixty.ffth and BUST; Tulpo.
hocken Reds at Altoona: washington Camp.
and Walnut.
SUNDAY GAMES
ler;. Eddystone at Bridesbure. Richmond and
ORTHODOXY; Lits at piss.on. State road and
we'll Club at Bsrtram PARK. rirtsfoarS ntS 9ea and
Wasr and Mf insP wafa Ssar a
Leather at haywood. Thirty.first and Dick,
Fifteenth and Moyamensinr: Coopersvilie AZ
Ring Professionsls. SEVENTEEN and Lans.
at Bethayfes stenton Field p'cpSh CUB at curtis fS
Field Club. Lswndals; sharpless Of West
wildwood.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28
STAGE AUTO RACE TODAY
Eight Drivers VIII Compete In $50.
Mile Contest

Elgin. ILL.,. Aug. 2S.-Entrants in
the eighth annual Elgin national road
race Of 250 miles today found the
course in better condition than when
the event was postponed last Saturday
because of rain. The enforced rest and
extra trials for the drivers and another
weeks work on the course have i'm :
proved the chances of the eight start
ers for lowering the record of 1924
miles an hour.
Cliff Durant withdrew from the race
last night and an accident to Eddie
Hearn in the preliminary trials was the
cause Of his replacement by Joe Thomas.
Tommy Milton and Ralph De Palma
who are depending on the result of this
race to outstrip CASTOR Chevrolet for
the 1920 auto racing championship ii
tie. are regarded as favortes.
Chevrolet's victory at the Indianapo-
lis classic gave him 300 point lead,
but either Milton or De Palma could
pass him by winning the 500 points al
lowed for today's victory, which is the
last to count for the 1920 title.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28
BURMAN- HERMAN BOUT
chlcsgoan to Meet Champion Before
Coming East

When Joe Burman. Chicago bantam,
comes East for his match with Joe
ODonnell. Gloucester's knockerout, he
may step into the ring at the Camden
Sportsmen's Club, Third Regiment Ar.
mory. as the new bantam champion of
the world. Burman and O'Donnell are
scheduled to box in the eight round
match of the all-st program arranged
by Promoter Herman Taylor. but before
coming here for this match the Chi
cagoan will meet Pete Herman, the
titleholder, in bout at st. Louis
Labor Day. 1t would be wild guess
to pick Burman to beat Herman bv n
knockout. still the uncertainty of box
ing may come to light in this affair.
The O'Donnell- Burman match is the
third number of the bill scheduled for
the reopening Of the Camden Sports
men = Club September 10. in the final
contest of which Benny Leonard, the
lightweight king. will make his first
appearance in more than n year in this
vicinity. Leonard will be stacked up
against hard hitting wclterweight in
the person of X. o. Loughlin. This
match is to be scheduled for twelve
rounds.
In ten round event Joe BENJAMIN.
Of California. will go on with frankie
Conifrey. of New York. while the six
round opener will be between Tommy
Tuohey, of Paterson, n. j.. and johnny
Mealy, of Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28
w. II. CONNELL TO
+ CHOOSE EASTHS TEAM
b. G. Wright and HoIcombe
Ward Also on Committee
to Select Tennis Players
to Meet Westerners
MATCHES NEXT MONTH
BY SPICK HALL


WILLIAM II. CONNELL, of the
w Germantown Cricket Club, has
eeen named by President Julian s,
myrick, of the United States Lawn
Iennis Association, to be one of n com
.nl,tee OF three to select the eastern
team that will meet the wcster ,ers
on the turf courts at Mannheim Sen.
tember %, 10 and II.
Inc others of the committee are
beais {. Wright, chairman. and Hol.
comoe Ward. Some of the old timers
VIII remember that Ward and Wright
formed one OF the greatest combina
IONS that ever played doubles in the
United States. '"'
In 1904 they ca ptured the nation,,
doubles championship. defeating r.. D.
Little and X. Collins. In that same
year year "a. at Newport, Ward won the sin. :.
Defended Successfully
In 1905 and 1905 Ward and WRIGHT
retained the national doubles crown.
successfully defending against Fred .
erick Is. Alexander and Harold IT
hackett, winners of the all ll-comers.
Mard mas not played much tennis
tecehtiy but Beal Is Wright still takes
70 'Ine turf occasionally. He and w.
=, p'uSNu u TtIndTKaDte game
against Roland Roberts and Willis 70
DaVls at Longwood last week.
AS tne committee has just been named
none OF them is willing to say ANYTHING
ABOUT the possible selection of the east
ern team. but it is certain that they will
MAKE thelr choice from the following
players: William T. Tilden. Pbila
deiphla Wallace +. johnson. Philadej.
pnia STANLEY Pearson, rbiladeInbio Z.
william j. Clothier.> Philadelnbia !.
Il. Norris Williams, Boston; Harry
johnson, Boston Richard Harte. Bos.
ton Il. Lin Murray, Buffalo Frederick
B: Alexander. New York; Watson M.
Washburn. New York; Dean Mathey.
New York; Hugh Keleher. New York
Vincent Richards. New York: Charles
s. Garland, Pittsburgh. ''
Known Western Team
The western team is virtually GER
tain to be William NJ. Johnston. Clar-
ence j. Griffin. Roland Roberts ond
Willis II. Davis. One of the remark.
able features of this series of matches
at the Germantown Cricket Club is that
all OF the members of the Davis CUP
team who went to Europe will be there
and all OF those who are going to Aus
tralia will be there. It isn't known
yet who will take the trip to bring the
cup from New Zealand, but whoever
they are, they will play at Mannheim.
Season tickets for the matches con
be had now at the Germantown Cricket
Club, Mannheim, or Spalding's on Chest.
nut street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28
fECAPITULATION
DR.. HAWK IN FINAL
To Meet A. l. Read for South Jersey
Tennis Title

Ocean City. N. j.. Aug. 2S.-Dr. p.
B. Hawk and A. l.. Read again will
play the finals in the South Jersey
championship tennis tournament on the
courts of the Ocean City Yacht Club.
The spectators yesterday were en-
thused by the fine exhibition Of net
playing by Milo Miller in the semi
finals of mems doubles, in which he
was paired with Eric Wood. They de-
feated Myers and Morgan. 6-1, "a.
Mrs. II. f. Kerbaugh. of Belfield, by
beating Miss s. J. Taylor, of Haddon
Field Club, qualified to play Mrs. w,
c. Tuttle in the final round at ii
o'clock this morning. Mrs. II. p,
Kind and Mrs. Stanley Goldsmith beat
Mrs. Il. j. Grayson and Mrs. Henry
billiard, and the winners will play Mrs.
J. d. Strebig and Mrs. William c.
Tuttle, titleholders. in the final round.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28
HARTLEY TOPS BATTERS
Columbus CIubber Leads American n
Association With 1851

Bunny Brief, Of Kansas City, has
batted himself up among the leaders
again and continued his tie for home
run honors with Hargrave, of st. Paul,
in the American Association. Both
cracked out three circuit drives in the
last week and brought their totals to
nineteen. The pair Is also tied for total
base honors with 246.
Grover Hartley, of Columbus, tops
the batters of the Association who had
played in fifty or more games with an
average Of .351. Other leading batters
Hargrave. st. Paul. $40: Wickland,
Toledo. .334: Rondeau. Minneapolis,
1888; Good. Kansas City, $50; Rehe,
Indianapolis. .32S: Wade, Minneapolis,
1927; Hyatt. Toledo. 800; Brief,
Kansas City. .31s; Berghammer. st.
Paul, .317; Tincup, Louisville, .316.
Southern Association batters who
were setting the pace last week remained
virtually in their same positions this
week. Harper, Of Little Rock, who has
been topping the batters, continued to
show the way with .352. while Carroll,
of Memphis, who was third last week,
moved to second place with .349 and
added to his string of runs scored, hav-
ing registered total of 81 times.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28
BROWN TRIMS LEE
Negro Defeats kensinstonIan a,
Cambria Club

Preston Brown. the negro light
weight, defeated Piggy Lee over the
eight-round route at the Cambria A. C.
last night.
The semiwind-up, featuring Johnny
Morgan, of Kensington. and Bobby
Burns. Of Reading, went the eight
rounds with the former winner.
In the prelininaries knockouts were
in order. Bobby Barret put a short
right to Bobby Links jaw in the sec
ond session and the latter forgot that
he was in there for six rounds. johnny
Royse sent Al Shaw to sleep in the
second canto. The opener resulted in
a fast draw between Joe Spencer and
Hughie Burns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28
ATHLETICS ACQUIRE
NEW LEFT-HANDER
Mails. Of Portland, Reports to
Mack-CIeveIand on Pro-
gram for Today ii

Our As have connected with n new
'cft handler. The recent acquisition 70
the hurling staff of Mack is Walter
Mails, of Portland Ore. He reported
to the club early this morning before
Won Oil had drifted in from Merchant
vile. Mr.. McGilicuddy stated that he
would not try out Mails today against
Cleveland, but very likely would start
him against Washington tomorrow
afternoon. '
The rain this morning made today's
contest at Shibe Park a rather uncer
tain affair, but the powers that be. at
Twenty first street and Lehigh avenue,
declared there would be game IL st.
Swithin's successor did not interfere.
Scott Perry or Rommel were Mack's
pitching selections today. He was ready
to use the one which warmed better.
Spoke Speaker announced that Guy
Morton would do the tossing for his
pennant contenders. A
The Indians gave the Athletics
severe shock yesterday when they piled
up a total Of fifteen runs while our
heroes could only pat the rubber thrice
Slappy and Naylor received most of the
pounding that the Clevelanders dealt out
during the afternoons holocaust.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28
MISKE is CONFIDENT
Says He Doesn't Fear Jack Demp
sey's WaIlops

Benton Harbor. Mich, Aug. 2S.-
Billy Miske, the st. Paul heavyweight
matched to meet Jack Dempsey in ten
round championship contest here Labor
Day afternoon, declared today that he
had no fear of the knockout punches
the champion is said to carry in either
hand
Miske, who fought Dempsey twice be =
fore the champion won the title, surviv
ing each encounter without even being
knocked down, impressed his admirers
with the fact that he is bigger, heavier
and better fighter than when he met
Dempsey before.
While frankly admitting the terrific
punching ability of the champion. Miske
asserted that Dempsey had walloped
him with his best, but that none Of the
blows had dazed him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28
PLAY DAY FOR KIDDIES
Flag Raising and Athletic Exercises
at Various Recreation Centers

The various recreation centers
throughout the city will hold their an
nual Play Day games today. Starr
Garden, Shot Tower and Wecacoe cen :
ters will travel to the Ware grounds at
twenty sixth and Morris streets. where
the dancing, tennis and track and field
events will be in order.
West Philadelphia Sherwood cen
ter will 60 to the Kingsessing grounds
at Fiftieth street and Chester avenue,
where the same program will be carried
out as in the South Phjladelphia dis
ulct. At the Athletic center, Twenty
sixth and Master streets, this center
funheld and Francisville will hold their
annual affair. In Germantown Happy
Hollow and Waterview will also have
varied program TO be held on the
At'ers Wayne avenue playground.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28
DICTIONARIES IN MEET
Posts No. IS and No. ~ In EIinI'
nation Events Today

The first tryout for athletes hoping
to compete in the American Legion
games which will be staged at Franklin
Field on September Is will be held at
Fox Chase today. when members of the
Captain Walter NJ. Gearty Post. No.
10. and Prince Forbes Post. No. Z,
compete in the elimination events.
in the two posts. and it is likely that
some excellent times will be made.
The move on the part Of these two
posts has started the ball rolling, and
1t would not be surprising if many other
posts followed suit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28
COMPETE FOR TITLES
Central A. A. v. Championships ps
Take Place at CHICAGO TODAY

Chicago, Aug. 2S.-Representatives
Of Chicago, Northwestern, Minnesota
and Illinois Universities were included
in the 4S7 entries in today's annual
Central A. A. U. track and field cham
pionships. at Stagg Field. The knights
of Columb bus, who sponsored the games.
presented an exhibition wrestling bout
between Stanislaus Zbyszko and Paul
Alvarez.
"Babe" Ruth's forty third home run
bat was hung up as prize for the X .
of G. COUNCIL team winning the one
mile relay.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28
Close Is Riqht

The following letter was received by tn,
sports department this morning:
Gcntlemen-I want to saw Frank CORY
was ''ClOse" TO n bike record or anv other
kind OF a record at Point Breeze Thurs
day. FOrty-four miles in sixty "seconds''
-2G40 miles an hour.
I live long way from this city but
I would make another special trip here
II | could ride with Cory for about one
second. A. NJ. w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28
BARKER BENEFIT GAME
Receipts Of kativIty.Reaeh Game Go
to Injured Catcher

The Nativity Catholic Club and the
A. J. Reach mines will play a benefit
game tomorrow afternoon at the
Nativity grounds, Belgrade and Ontario
streets. All the receipts of the game
will be turned over to Catcher Barker,
who broke his leg earlier in the season.
Barker suffered his injury in a game
against Reach, and the managements
of the two clubs have agreed to give him
the entire gate receipts. Neither team
will receive anything for expenses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28
"BABE" RUTH STUNG
Home Run King Is Bitten by Poison
Gus Insect

New York, Aug. 2S.-Instead of ap-
pearing on the diamond at the Polo
grounds carrying home run bat, Babe
Ruth. champion swatter of the Ameri
can League, yesterday showed himself
to the fans with his right hand ban :
dased. The intelligence soon reached
everybody that the home run king had
been bitten by poisonous insect and
mat he was threatened with blood
poisoning
Medical men in the grandstand and
oleachers passed the word around that
the prize batsman' = trouble, while pain
iul, was not lasting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28
CAUTION NOTICES
TO WHOM MAY CONCERN, Ar

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN, ALL PER.
sons are hereby cautioned against sup.
allan $; $; mBAEPENDY,", now W iyins H sfhl IN
the Port OF Philadelphia. unless authorized
without or ,IT -, sYthoTity win be paid
FuRNESS, WITTY CO.. Ltd
Bourse Bldg. Philadelphia. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28
Barry Regalns ScuIIIna Title

London. Aug. 2s-Ernest Rarrv for,,o,
sculling champion OF the world, reEained
the title TO-DAY BY defeating Alfred FELTON,
the Australian sculer, on the Parramatta
river; Australia. Barry. who lost the cham.
plonship TO FELTON, on the Thames river
last year, won by twelve lengths INei
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28
Quaker CltX Lake NnfIcs

Tho manager Of the Quaker CITY AIl-sts,.
is requested to communicate with Manage
Soleman. OF the Cheltenham Cubs in regard
TO tomorrows game. Call Cheltenham 1879
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28

In an early edition of yesterdays EvESrsn
PURIC LEDGER It was stated that Cory rode
forty-fouT miles in sixty seconds, or course.
error was corrected in the later editions
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28

One OF the best little leagues in the
ity OF Trenton. In the second half neither
Morrisville or Newtown has dropped a game.
They meet this afternoon at Newtown and
the fur Is due to fly. Rube McKenty pitches
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28

II appears as " the Hale & Kilburn-U
g. l. game in the Manufacturer League
will he the attraction that promises the
excitement In the Brumfeld circuit this
afternoon. A. defeat for the Rasmakers
eliminates their chances OF winning the
pennant. Niles Crane holds first place.
but Barrett has hve straight to Its credit
and may surprise the lea ders. President
Brumheld will sound out the managers this
week and have as many clubs as possible
play on postponed games next Saturday.
which Is an open one In the schedule.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28

sTEAMsHIP NOTICES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-28

The MONTGOMERY County League. as usual,
afternoons schedule. The big clash OF the
afternoon will be played at souderton. with
Doylestown rs tho attraction. Souderton
gained first place last week when the
county seat club was Idle and win today
will mean that it's chances OF winning an
other pennant will be exceptionally good.
a pitchers battle Is expected between
Amber should win their scheduled games.