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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-06

delphia. Doughorty was the choice Of
Jack Kearns, Dempsey's manager.
walter Eckersall, OF Chicago. viii be
the timekeeper. Emerson w. Dieker--
son, OF Grand Rapids, Mich. president
Of the Central league, will referee the
preliminarieH. .,.... .....
Dempsey Is supremeiy confident OF
victory. but he expects Misko to give
him n desperate battle.
"I shall try to win ms quickly As pos
sible," the champion snid.
~ have not made the mistake OF be-
iieving that ! am going TO have a pic.
mic. Miske Ia tough. can take ana
hittor. 1 fought him twice and was
shaken TO my heels both times. / hn"'
worked as hard for this night as Il did
for willard and will take no chances
OF losing the title They tell me Miske
Is bigger and heavier than when he
fought me before, That means that he
will be that much heavier. They also
nothing on me In this regard"
Miske declared that he was trained
for the tight OF his career and conf
dent OF winning.
"Dempsey couldn't knock me out In
our previous engagements and 1 feel
certain he won't be able to turn the
trick today" Miske said.
ing for, ] am bigger. carry more
weight and am better fighter than ]
was when i met Dempsey two years
| ago and win carry tho fight to him
| hut won't be careless. / am not go
Ing 10 predict that ! am going to KNOCK
Dempsey out, but dvS am n, going ns.r 10 S Sy'
Dempsey In n terrific hitter. but my
previous engagements have convinced
mo that can hit him."
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PLAY BEGINS In I.
AMATEUR MEET.
Champions Of Four Nations
Among 22s Contestants
at Roslyn Today.
Jones AND BUSH ENTER

Roslyn, N. Y, Sept. 6.--Champions Of
four nations and many state champion,
were among tho 228 golfers who beRar
competing today for the United States
amateur title.
The largest number Of competitors ir
the history OF the tournament necessi-
tated the qualifying rounds being di.
the Engineers Country club, under
the auspices of which the tournament
Is being held, and the North Shore
Country club at Glen Head. a mile
away. From early morning the two
courses were thronged because Of the
unprecedented number seeking to he
among the thirty-two who will begin
match play tomorrow. The final round
which In effect will determine the in
ternational amateur champion, win be
played Saturday. y4. .4t1,
Every four minutes a pair OF golfers
selected by lot started playing at the
course. Entrants who played IS holes
at one course in tho morning motored
to the other links for IS holes in tho
afternoon, the best cards for the days
play determining those who win con-
tinue for thef title.
Leading golfers had good pacing for
the Qualifying rounds. - Z
s. Davidson Heron, of Pittsburgh,
the American champion, was paired
with Lord Charles Hope, Of England.
TASK for Outmct.
Francis Ouimet, former United States
open and amateur champion lind more
at stake than the mere championship.
Since Ted Ray, whom Ouimet defeAted
for the United states open champion
ship at Rrookiine in 1918, has gone back
70 England with this years United
states open championship. Ouimet felt
that he must do his part to prevent the
amateur title from crossing the pond
TOO He played today with James
Bobby Jones. the youthful Atlanta
star, was drawn with Edward p. Ellis,
OF Milwaukee,; Robert A. Gardner, OF
Chicago. with Reuben Bush, OF New
Orleans. and Chick Evans with B. War
rem Cochran. OF Baltimore. ~
Cyril J. H. Tolley. "a years old,
wounded war veteran and British
champion by virtue OF his defeat Of
Robert A.: Gardner. Of Chicago. at Muir
field In June. played with James r.
Hyde. Of South Shore. L. I. ~.
Thomas D.. Armour, OF Scotland,
champion OF France, drew Gardiner w
White. Of Nassau, L.. I.
G. b.. Grier, the Canadian title holder,
played around with Paul Moore, of the
Morris Country club. Convent, N. J.
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PITTSBURGH PIRATES
SIGN HOLLINCSWORTH

Knoxville. Tenn. Sept. 6.--(Special.)-
Burnett Hollingsworth, known to fAns
as Bonnie" star pitcher OF the
Alcoa team. Is going up in the baseball
armament with meteor-like swiftness
and brilliancy, crowning a season OF
remarkable performance by signing up
for next season with Barney Dreyfuss'
Pirates, the Pittsburgh National League
club.
Announcement was made today by
Frank Moffett, manager OF the Alcoa
team. that he had signed Hollings-
worth's release to DreyfusB.
Bonnie will play with us to the end
OF the season, which closes Dee. l." said
Mr.. Moffett, and he will Join the
Pirates at the opening OF their training
period next spring. No. l do not care
to make public the figures involved in
the transaction but the amount was up
In four figures"
Hollingsworth's recent performance
while hurting for Alcoa have got the fans
going. While pitching against the Lima
independents Thursday he scored q no.
hit no-run game and famed eighteen
men. This came near riva1ing the
worlds record.
lie has not been scored upon once in
the last seven games he has played and
he has struck out 1l9 men. giving up
only nineteen hits in the lot. Before
Joining the Alcoa team Holinghworth
was with the Mobile club OF the South
crn Association league.
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I team Comprised ]. w. Driscoll, Boston
A. A.: Michael Devanney. Millrose A.
A.. New York City; Joie, Ray. Illinois
A. c., and Lieut.. d. Scott y. S. A.
The high jump was won by Great
Britain. The American team won the
400 yard relay.
The crowd, which kept surging in
after tho meet was under way. over
flowed the grand stand and packed the
trackside. II cheered the winners ana
outrivalled In numbers and enthusiasm
the attendance on any save the open
ing day in the olympic stadium at Ant
werp,
TWO Mile Race.
The two mile team race was won by
the Americans, points to IA. The
time was o minutes, 80 1-5 seconds. I.
G. Dresser, OF the New York athletic
club. and II. II, Brown, of the Boston.
A. A., finished first and second, respec-
lively. with Nicholls. OF England, third.
The man who won the high jump for
England, was II. II. Baker Of Liver
pool, with a Jump OF 9 feet Ia inches.
II. ID, Landon, OF the New York A. c.,
registered Q feet 2 IL inches In his
jump.
The American team in this event ran
relay race was won by 10 yards In 80
seconds. The Americans were J. Mer-
chant. olympic club. San Francisco; F.
]. Shea, U. 8. N; Allen Woodring.
Meadowbrook club, Philadelphia, and j..
In the 440 yard hurdles three Ameri-
cans, ]. M. Watt, Ithaca, N. Y; w. M.
Meanix. Boston A. G., and Floyd @.
Smart. Chicago A. A., qualified for the
final. None OF the British hurdlers
qualified.
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MAJOR RIVALS
PLAYING BRACE
Labor Day Fraught With Per-
lis for Rag ContenderS in
Big Leagues.
INDIANS MEET BROWNS
(eY n. C. HAMILTON,

|
New York. Sept. Ga. N. S.)--With
double-headers scheduled for every club
IN tho two big leagues today great
Things might happen to the pennant
races, now the tightest and most in
teresting in the history OF the game.
II one or the three leading clubs in the
American league should lose both
games 1t might find itself unable to re-
cover 30 much lost ground at this stage
OF the game.
II the Giants should lose two in the
National league II must be their swan
song, but double reserve for either
Cincinnati or Brooklyn would put the
| GIANTS exactly In the running II they
snould win both, and might eliminate on
rne OF the other two.
The White Sox rested in second place
THIS morning, due TO their victory over
me Browns while the Yankees were
lale. Cleveland also gained a hitch on
the Yankees by Winning.
brooklyn Is theN National league
leouer by virtue Of two-point margin
over the Reds. The Giants are 10 points
behind the champions.
The Giants deserted the home lot to-
aay to go to Boston for n double bill.
The Dodgers are In PHILADELPHIA, two
sort spots for those two clubs. The
reds are mt home entertaining the
Cardinals.
The. Yankees take on the Athletics for
PAIR or encounters at the Polo
sIuuIus-not a snap assignment by
any means, considering the class of bail
that the Macks have been pIavinp
lately. The Browns, troublesome and
dangerous at all times, engaged the In
mans, and the White Sox are booked
with the Tigers "o'
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SPORT WRITERS TO
PROBE CUB SCANDAL

Chicago. Sept. 6.--Members OF the
Chicago chapter OF the baseball writer's
association were laying plans today for
q thorough probe OF charges that un-
named players OF the Chicago National
league baseball club have been conniv-
Ing with gamblers during the present
season. They will cooperate with ON
cials Of the clubs in a painstaking In
vestigation OF baseball's latest scai-
dal"
The entire membership Of the Chicago
chapter has been appointed ar inves-
tigating committee, with Sam Hall.
sport editor of the Chicago Herald Ex-
aminer. as chairman. Hall is at Benton
Harbor for tho Dempsey-Miske fight,
but Is expected to start the investigat-
ing going upon his return. Detectives
are engaged today in an effort to To-
cate gamblers In various cities who are
said to have profitted by the alleged
fixing of baseball games. ,.-..
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LOOKOUTS DEFEAT
CHICKS In OPENER

Memphis. Tenn. Sept. 6,--Chatta-
nooga took the first game OF the series
yesterday from Memphis 5 to 2. All
SCORES were made before the fourth In
ming and tho game was closely played.
Memphis made two runs in the third
inning. when FrlerEon's homo run fol-
lowed a single by weber.
The visitors scored In the FIRST inning
when Sloan and Dudley walked, Fielder
hunted TO Weber. and Sloan scored
when Weber threw wild to first. In
tho third inning tho visitors scored
twice. with two out, Sloan singled.
and Dudley was safe at first through
Webber's error on his grounder, Fielder
singled, scoring Sloan and Dudley. The
score:
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MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMP
CALLS OFF HIS BOUT

Canton. o.. Sept 6.-The 12-round
bout between JOHNNY Wilson, middle
weight champion, and Bryan Downey.
OF Cleveland, Scheduled to be held here
today was called off last night. Wilson
said that he. could not bFeathe through
one of his nostrils, because of an INJURY
received several days ago and was UNI
able to fight.
Wilson's injury was reported after
he had done shadow boxing ana otner
light training yesterday. After a con-
ference lasting several hours between
managers of the two boxers last night
1t was decided to call Off the bout.
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TAGGING THE BASES

Doc johnson detonated a two sack
blow with his boss on the bases and
Cleveland won from Detroit 4 to 3.
Rube Marquard was just good enough
to hold the Braves in hand. The Dodg-
ers won 2 to /.
The ardinals put up night. but the
Reds kept after them until the twelfth,
finally accomplishing their results s to 4.
The Giants put on racing bee with
the result that the Phillies we're
checked 8 to /.
The White Sox moved into second
place when they trounced the Browns
1 to /.
Alexander was in one Of his old time
moods. The, Cubs won 2 to o.
The Senators gave the Boston pitchers
a fearful lanbasting and won to 3.
After losing lve out of six to the
Travellers, the Lookouts spanked the
Chicks.
BY defeating the Vols while Birming-
ham was banking the Pels the Travellers
went into tie for the Southern league
leadership.
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BRITISH AND YANK
ATHLETES ARE TIED

London, Sept. 4.-The British Amer
lean athletic meet at the Queens club
today, with olympic stars OF each ma
ton In competition, ended In tie. Five
events went to America and fve to Eng
land.
The 100 yard hurdles was won by
Earl Thomas, representing Canada,
by / Ia yards in II AS seconds. This Ia
new worlds turf record. II. u. Bar
ron. MeRdowbfook club. Philadelphia,
was second and Walker Smith. Chicago
A. A.. third.
In the half mile relay race Kirksey
pulled a muscle In tho FIRST 100 yards
when he held two yard lead. Coach
Moakley. OF the American team, said he
would be unable TO participate IN the
other events.
The British team won the two mile
relay race. The British four won easily
by thirty yards in seven minutes 50 lib
seconds II was composed of Hector
Phillips, Canada; p, J, Baker. England,
Il. ID. Mountain. England, and II. q.
Rudd. South Africa. The American
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JOHNSON AND TILDEN
MEET IN TITLE MATCH

Forest Hills. N. Y, Sept. 6.-The Anal
match In the national aff-comer tennis
title tournament today brought together
two rivals OF several years standing
American champion, and William r.
Tildon, H., of Philadelphia, winner OF
tho international title ut Wimbledon,
England, earlier in the season.
Although Johnston has won from TIL
den each time they have met, consider
Tilden defeated u c. Parie, OF the Brit
ish courts. who previously had won
from Johnston. Johnston defeated
Ttden In last years final round here
and winning todnys tournament would
mako him the permanent possessor or
tho championship cup offered by the
United States American Tennis assoc
citation.
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YANKs BEAT FRENCH

Paris, Sept. 6.--The American athletes
madc clean sweep in the water con-
test OF the Paris olympic" yesterday
and incidentally Duke Kahanamokti
broke the worlds record for the loo
meters swim. covering the distance In
one minute fiat.
The Americans won every race and
feated Susanna Wurtx, the French
woman champion, with consummate
ease. g.
Norman Ross. Chicago, won the coo
meters in minutes, 81 SIS seconds. p,
Keoiaha. of Honolulu was second.
Miss Bleibtrey ran away with the
800 meter match against Mile. WurtE.
the Frenchwoman being more than
nifty yards behind at the end.
,Kanhanamokus match against Rouil-
ley. French champion, was a ono sided
affair, the Hawaiian winning In record
time and the Frenchman finishing eight
seconds behind.
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STEWARDS WIN TWO

The ID, NJ. Steward Independent team
defeated the fast Wheelbsrrow team n
douhleheader Saturday. Scores for the
douhleheader Saturday.
Scores for the first game were y 20 g.
Batteries, Ellis and McJunkins, Bower
and c., Akers
Second game. score to l.
Batteries. Smith and Porter Martin
and Rover
SPORTS
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COLUMBIA VS.. TAMPA

TnmNa, Fla Sept. 6-VoIWmOIa,
champions Of the South Atlantic league,
and Tampa. Florida State League
champions. will play n series OF seven
games for the championship OF the
southeast. Il was announced here yes
tcrdAy Three names will he played
here two at other towns in the state
league and probably two IN Jackson
vile,
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IS ;aSPEQgR ,|!!;][.[!; TT
THE FAVORED SON


the compet
sheterng shadow of the bush
the mother is Chief Bender who
oerwoked and could major league h as EFFECTIVELY today
when he entered Macks from
a young buck. facing the main warpah
The Chief turned noht affair only few days ago. where only
The
taken their toll but he has stu long, ank sncwy
encirclng of unusually long thin fingers
The Chief built for pitching His fingers are almost inch
the aons of the big league oundsman They
this big aid In putting stuff
upon "od hop his fast And it's the
than sheer speed which provides the puzzle
ALL
After all the shuning
the rush OF Brooklyn the
rush 1920 offer the world series that
another between Cnnnaus
tied Reds threatening White Sox?
that this take place The Reds
extended tendency weaken In
critical dating back to August 1913 ,,L .,, l., ,.
White Sox with four pitchers working eneVey IN 'front.'
a, smuggling OUTFIT they did
n combinations still left but
that clubs that struggled
~ ~ THE RANGE
requested point just why is the
has best of 1t over the longdisa route
loped with the last olympic marathon
and now with the OOoOmeter
race fairly simple fashion :, 80,
distance events Dut the \" '"'
mentt that he is.
In the United States congestion developing In the cities life
expert
beaned
beginning agility to dash thirty yards
beginning to require e
the broad and hgh Jump ana e
skill Of halfback
that seventy 6hoe matches Vardon
and Raw will walk 36ole matches
the normal will walk 1900 miles ..,.....
And this doesn't embrace stationary he employs under
ground, hoisting sand out of the grottoes
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NARDOM AND RAY WIN

st. Louis. Mo, Sept. 6.-Hurry Vardon
and Edward Ray, star English golfers.
defeated Walter Hagen of Detroit, open
champion, last year. and James Barnes.
local professional four up and three to
go, in a SO hole exhibition match yes
terday. The British players led
throughout the match.
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FIRE DESTROYS PAPER

SomerviIle, Mass.-U. N. S.)-Paper
Is pretty valuable commodity these
days, what with pulp shortage and
berg's wagon load OF paper blazed up
on Poplar street regular ben alarm
was sounded and the whole FIRE de-
partment dashed motoring to the scene.
Az that. the damage was $500.
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oUIIIIIIHTy. IWO-D HSe. hII-rJOhnBon.
Three base hits-Dlstel. McGinnis, Mil
Ter. Bratchf Home run--Distel. Sac
rifce hits--Moore, McGinnis. Jonnard
Miller. Distel. Duffy. Stolen, bases
Miller, Jonnard, McGinnis. Graf, Sloan,
Johnson. Double plays-Brottem to
Distel; Jonnard to McGinnis to Wano;
Fielder (unassisted). Left OH bases
Little Rock 0; Chattanooga, s. Struck
out-By Jonnard, Z. Bases on balls-Off
Jonnard. a; off Duffy, Z. ,Time-1:50.
Umpires---Brennan and Roth.
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For dlarrhoea IN children one year old
or older you will find nothing better
than ChRmhcrlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy, followed by dose Of castor oil
II should he kept nj hand and given rs
soon rs the FIRST unnatural looseness of
the bowels appears, (Adv1
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


At Brooklyn lMdIquaru and
MJlIerI .......,..,..,..... z
Bosom (MCluiiian ana Cow
uy) ,,............... y
At NSW IOrh lDentoIt, fdrrolI
anu SnyderI ...............
PnnauGIpLIa (IiiACy. nnzlIiann
anu WILnSfowI .......,.....
At Chicago l4AIeAdnuGr anu
" dIiclIl ..........,.......
Pittsburgh (fonder. linn auu
0chLIIIutI ..........,.,,.....
At oL. LouLs lLAIrCncr, Snerueu
and DiinOelIerI ............. 4
Saturdays KesuiIs.
AT Brooklyn lCduore ana hrue-
BelJ .................. .'lV
Boston Watson. Oescnser.s
Anu ONelII ................
At 81. LOUIS (Doak ana ul-
hoefterJ ................... 4
Cincinnati lteutner. Napnur
ana WIngoy ..........,.....
At New Iorh lNenf, terrltt ana
omltn) ....lS
Philadelphia (Causey, hupDen
anu WneatI ..............,.
Second CAME
AT new iork douglas and
SMITH ..................
Philadelphia (Meadows, Betts
anu WltneroWJ .............
AT pittsburgh adams, Cooper
ana ScninidJ ...............
Chicago lTyier ana O'kar-
REM ....s..........
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snna.a. as..s. Ths. az Ausak

Summer Better Than the Weak
Old people who are feeble and younger
people who are weak will be strength
cned and enabled to go through the de-
pressing heat OF summer by taking
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC. II
Strengthens and builds up the system
by Purifying and Enriching the Blood
You can soon feel its Strengthening.
Invigorating Effect. 6oc.-(Adv.)
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Honolulu, T. H.-Forty-five years old,
daddy of a dozen children. but En- Sue.
star right fielder Of the Chinese ball
team. now leading the Honolulu base
ball league. still holds down his position
every Sunday. Furthermore he is
rated as one Of the best hitters in the
league. He is batting 1852 this year so
far and that almost every time he gets
on he crosses the plate. He has been
playing baseball for twenty-five years.
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TRAVELLERS TAKE TWn

Little Rock. Sept. 6.-Little Rock.
saturday. took a second double header
scores were s to 2 and 4 to 2, The bor
scores follows: iva
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Girls in Bad Health

Hundreds of girls go to work day
after day, afflicted with some ailment
peculiar TO their sex, dragging one foot
ways with one eye on the clock and
wishing for closing time to come. Every
such girl should rely on Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound to restore
her to normal health condition, then
work will be pleasure. For forty
years this famous root and herb medi-
cine has been -eminently successful
in controlling the diseases of women.
Why don't you try it?-(Advl
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You want something Somebody who
ia reading these words can supply Il,
but does not know that you want it,
(Adv.)
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xBatted for Kohlbecker in seventh.
xxBatted for McGinnis in seventh.
xxxl}atted for Robinson In seventh.
Innings. / 234 8 6 7--R
Chattanooga ..........0 0 o 0 0 0 3-3
Little Rock ...........1 0 0 0 0 0 81
Summary: Two.baso hit-Noiderkorn.
Three-baso hit-Miler. Sacrifice hits
Graf. Zoellers. Stolen base--Moore.
Double plays-Mooro to Wano; Distel
TO Wano; Distel to Moore. Left on
bases--Little Rock, 0; Chattanooga, s.
Bases on bnlls-On Cunningham. 3; off
Robinson. 3. Time--1;53. Umpires--
Roth and Brennan.
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LOOKOUTS PLAY
DOUBLE -HEADER
Most Major League Clubs Are
Staging Morning and After
noon Games.
WEATHER CLOUDY TODAY
ToDAY's BASEBALL.
Cnltharn aaot.a

CSahWOtH @tdHhts
CHATTANOOGA at Memphis
(two); cloudy.
Birmingham at New Orleans
(two); cloudy.
Little Rock at. Nashville (two);
cloudy.
Atlanta at Mobile (two): cloudy
National League.
New York at Boston (two);
cloudy.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia (two);
cloudy.
st. Louis at Cincinnati (two)
cloudy.
Chicago at Pittsburgh (two);
cloudy.
American Leanue.
Philadelphia at New York;
cloudy.
Boston at Washington: cloudy.
Detroit at Chicago: cloudy.
st. Louis at Cleveland; cloudy.
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Summary--Two-b base hit, Carroll. Home
run Erlerson. Sacrifice hits, Fielder,
nowie, Wolfe. stolen bases, Dudley,
Rratchi, High, Double plays, Frlerson
to Dowie; Carroll to Lewis to High.
dudley (unassisted). Innings pitched,
by Weber, :, with runs and , hits
e on and out when rcAcvedD, Bases
on balls, on Vines, 2: Wchbcr, 4, Struck
out. by Vines, l; Wolfe. 2. Time, LAO.
Umpires, Brennan and Roth.
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Memphis Sept. 6.-Memphis and
noon In a double header in honor OF
Labor day. The batteries were not an
nounced in advance. The lineup fol-
Inxxtg
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It isn't the number OF papers that
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Mr.. Advertiser. It's the number Of
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