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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31

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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31
BOTH LADS ARE READY.

Both parties are ready for the re-
newal Monday night of their difficult
ties, Tucker has been in the country
wading into heavy training, and Del
mont has worked like Trojan. II
they are not primed for bitter strug-
gle they never will be. And the lively
dope that emanates from both camps
is to the effect that both are striving
for a knockout, with more than half
a chance of success.
Tucker is long and rangy; clever
lad with a double barreled attack and
tough disposition. belmont is short,
rugged game and aggressive What
else matters?
In their first match belmont was
beaten at his own game and Tucker
lost at his chosen style. What will
happen this time remains to be seen.
Gene found Tucker a good target when
he elected to remain in the open and
shoot for the head Tucker discovered
belmont IA mark for his infighting.
Neither seemed able to appreciate the
correct style of attack for the situa-
ton but plugged away to the end, and
to a draw decision.
Il will knock him out this time"
says belmont.
81 will punch him to a pulp" states
Tucker.
Take your pick.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31
CHICKS EVEN UP.

After the Crackers had scored their
tally in the first, the Chicks came along
ana duplicated the round exactly. nut.
tlnS Two two-baggers together for a
run Blades was thrown out by Sugces
ana carroll grounded out to Kaufman
McLarry a left-handed batter. batted
Tlght handed, and doubled into the CEN
Yer lleld crowd, and Griffin followed with
tWo-bag ger into the left field specta-
tors scoring McLarry.
In the second the Crackers went out
IN order, The Chicks won it in the
third, Blades opened the third with a
single to center and after Carroll had
popped to BRAZIL, McLarry shot a single
70 right that put Blades on third. After
McLarry had stolen second. Griffin
popped to King, and then Suggs sui
1ered spell of wildness, walking Bisch-
OF and High in succession, forcing
Biades over the plate. Meyers got a
snort single to left, and McLarry scored.
toIienberger lifted to King to end the
The Crackers threatened in their
third, and Wingo doubled to center with
one gone. BRAZIL holsted to Carroll,
and Mayer was safe when High booted
his grounder Charlie High grounded
out Blades to McLarry, to end the
frame In the fourth Kaufman opened
with single, and Damrau famed,
Kaufman stole second and was thrown
out at third by Collenberger, who took
klngs grounder. Collenberger retired
Hager for the last out
The Crackers went out in order in the
remaining innings except the eighth.
when, with one gone, Red Wingo sin SIM,
gled to center. Mittwede and Mayer
cOuldn' deliver
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31
Hodges Field.
an Nleets q, Crane Co. 3.
rgill Bros s, Guaranty Bank.
LEAGUE,

Saturdays Results-Loeb Field
Memphis Hardwood TO- Enarcos &.
Kelsey Wheel 10, Virginia Bridge 3.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31
belmont TO MEET
FRANKIE TUCKER;
MEXICAN VS.. ROUX
Darrell Of Money Wagered
Upon the 0utCome-Both
Lads in Shape for Battle.
Mexican Has Touch Job.
BY coYLE SHEA.

Gene belmont, Of Memphis. and
frankie Tucker, OF Tulsa, meet
Monday night at the Southern A. C.
In a bout, the outcome Of which will
decide the ownership Of a barrel OF
money. They step eight rounds to
a decision and Billy Hack will pick
the winner.
More money has been wagered upon
this battle than upon any contest since
Pal Moore and Harry Bramer came to-
gether and adherents of both entries
soaked their belongings to await the
decision. belmont and Tucker will
open at even money; IL there is to be
choice, Tucker will get the call.
In their first engagement belmont
and Tucker presented fight fans with
the thrill of the season Little of i'm
portance was available prior to battle,
but once the dope gave way to the
right cross bugs sat back for a real
treat. 1t was fuckers debut in Mem
phis and it was the first appearance
of belmont in local ring in five sea-
sons. In the interim he had been stir
ring up things in four countries and a
dozen states.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31
DELTA LEAGUE BEGINS
OPERATION THIS WEEK

YAZOO CITY. Miss, May 81 oSpl
The Delta league, composed Of the
baseball teams Of six Of the larger towns
in Central and Northern Mississippi,
will begin the first half Of it's 1920 sea
son Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of
this week Greenvllie plays BeIzoni,
at Belzoni. on those dates. Charleston
opens at Grecnville on June Z y and
Q, though Clarksdale opens at Charles
ton on June 3. and 5. Greenwood
plays Clarksdale on June 7, and Q,
though the former city will have been
visited by the Jackson team on June
3, 4 and 5.
The charter under which the Delta
league is operating provided for post
season championship series between the
team which wins in the first half Of
the season and that which wins in the
last In case the same team wins both
halves, then that team win contest the
ChampiOnshin with picked team.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31
BARRING BLACK SHEEP.

President John D. Martin of the
Southern league late Saturday issued
an utimatum to the little Rock club
to the effect that Casey Smith, a pitcher
late Of the San Francisco club Of the
Pacific Coast league, who has recently
joined the Travellers, would not be per-
nnitted TO play ball for the Travellers.
Smith was given his unconditional re-
lease by the Frisco club and all other
clubs In the Pacific Coast league gave
waivers on him In order to get rid OF
him, as he had been accused Of eamb-
linz on baseball games in which he par.
tlcfpated. The Little Rock club signed
him and he has been with them for
the past few days. President Martin
got busy and put the bars up to Smith
and all Of his stripe, who will not have
chance to further besmirch the good
name Of baseball In any league under
the banner Of organized ball.
Tom Seaton, another pitcher, who was
kicked out Of the Pacific Coast league
aIonq with Smith, has also been signed
by Little Rock, but he will not report,
for he will get the same kind Of treat
ment that Smith did, and which is IN
doubtedly coming to both Of them and
all Of their Tx.
II is understood that both Smith and
Seaton admitted having bet on ball
games but only on the team with which
thew were connected. However, even
this is barred by organized ball, and
is sufficient evidence to bar them from
baseball for all time
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31
Tho -
Sporting
- SPOTLIGHT


The Chicks will get by the re.
nalnder Of the season with their
present pitching staff, composed OF
MesSrs. Vance, Caravan, Albrls,
Thweatt and Goodbred. Thomas r.
Watkins, president Of the Chicks,
has Just returned from visit TO
irving, Kan, where he had a close,
range talk with Tom 6lodoett, ana
the Chick left handler stated that
he was figuring on starring In the
political league, and that he could
not seq his way clear to reIoln the
Chicks.
Tom said he had nothing against
Memphis or playing with the
Chicks" said Watkins, but that
he was sure Of being elected sheriff
OF Marshall county, Kan, which VIII
pay him a salary Of about $4,000 per
year for four years, and that he
figured II the Wisest plan to stick
to his present bush. And he asked
me what I'd do In that case, and
said couldn't blame him. And |
couldn't and no fair minded fan can
fairly do so either" said the Chick
president.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31
MEXICAN VS.. ROUX.

In the semiwindup the Mexican Kid
will meet clever Kid Roux in eight
rounds. The Mexican has been a con-
sistent winner at the Southern, where
his deadly attack has been too much
for rival lads. This time he will face
the shiftiest target of them all. II he
can land he is certain to have effect
But hitting this speedy boy Is one of
the toughest assignments of the game
In any event the contest should be Il
corker with the most wicked puncher
of the colony pitted against the flashi-
est of the lot
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31
U. S. TRANSPORTING
TEAM ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. May 3l.-The personnel
Of the American trapshooting team for
the Olympic games at Antwerp July
22-3l and the English championships
at London July 14-I6, was announced
here last night by Jay Clark, Jr., OF
Worcester, Mass. and the representa-
tive committee which aided In the Sc
lection The other team members be-
sides clark are: Mark Arie, Champaign
Ill; Horace Bomber. Cincinnati; r. S.
Donnelly. Chicago; Fred Plum. Atlantic
city; Chauncey NJ Powers. URSULA. Ill;
Frank NJ. Troeh. Vancouver. Wash,
and Frank S. Wright, Buffalo, y. Y.
In the Olympic team match the team,
limited to six men, will be composed
Of Arie, Troeh. Wright, Powers, Plum
and nonnelly. and in the individual con.
tests. limited to five representatives., the
first five will Comnete
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31

George Bischoff played right field
sunday. and Ray Blades again covered
second, Both put up a good game
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31
PROTEST GOES UP.

As soon as the Little Rock club re-
ported the signing of Smith and Seaton,
loud protest went up from every city
in the Southern league from sport writ
ers who seek to keep the game clean
and above board. 1t was pointed out
that the Southern could not afford to
harbor such players us Seaton and
Smith, who have brought suspicion upon
the national sport by their action in
another league.
Here's the opinion of several sport
writers in the Southern regarding the
proposed admission of SeatOn and Smith
into the southern:
w &. Foster, in the Chattanooga
Times, writes: "Creattve Of deep regret
then intense Indignation. Mr. Allen can
not be too sternly censured and severe
ly dealt with his by co-parners running
the league
There is no half way course to take"
writes Cliff Wheatley, sporting editor
of the Atlanta Constitution, There
seems little doubt as to the Veracity
of the charges"
Marvin Mccarthy. sporting editor Of
the Birmingham Age Herald, says: The
league is no refuge for gamblers"
Difficult to understand how Little
Rock press and fans have Connived at
the action of their club owners Not
even pennants can be bought at such
a price" declares Guy II, Butler, Chat
tanooga News sporting editor,
Mr. w. r. Hamilton, sporting editor
of the Item, wrote Friday:
'Messrs. Allen and EIberfeld, of the
Little Rock club, should have more
respect for the game and its patrons in
the Southern league than to bring these
two men into the league"
The New Orleans Times PiCayune, Of
May 30, in an unsigned sport editorial
says:
Whether it is proved or not that
Casey" Smith and Tom SeatOn Csigned
by the Little Rock club were guilty Of
collision with gamblers on the Pacific
ern league should be prevented by
President Martin"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31

CLEVELAND, May 3l.--Cleveland
took the final game of the series from
Chicago 6, tying the score in the
seventh and winning in the eighth after
Chicago had taken what appeared TO
be winning lead Boehling was not
hit hard but Chicago's hits were time
ly Five singles and a pass accounted
for Clevelands five runs in the seventh
while single by Uhle, Chapmau's
double and Speakers single produced
the winning runs
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31
INDIANS TAKE FINAL.

Dropped.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31
DAVIS TEAM SAILS.

NEW YORK, May Sl--The American
Davis cup tennis team sailed yester-
day for Antwerp on the army transport
Northern Pacific 1t viii later procee"
to London to compete in the English
national championship before engaging
in the elimination matches for the right
to meet Australia for the Davis cup.
The team includes Samuel Hardy, the
California veteran who is the nonplay-
ing captain; VIM NJ Johnston, San
Francisco national title holder; VIM
r. Tlden H. Philadelphia. national
runner up; r, Norris Williams II, Bos-
ton. and Charles S. Garland. Pitts
burgh
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31
GIANTS TAKE SERIES.

NEW YORK, May 3l.-New York
made It two out Of three from Phiadel.
phia here yesterday. winning the last
game Of the series by a score Of 10 n
&. Callla. the former American league
pitcher. was knocked out in three in
nings Kelly, the New York first base
man. accounted for eight Of New York's
10 runs. driving in six and scoring two.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31
ROMAC MILLS IN
FLASHY VICTORY
Sets Up New Figure for Mile
for 1920-Turns Third
Heat in ali IL.

Romac Mills came into his own sat
urday in the third matinee Of the Tri
state Driving club at the fairgrounds
when he not only won "A match race
from Ruby Bingcn, but Set up new
figure for the season by turning the
mile in 2lll The 1890 record was
established In the third heat Of the
third race, the feature event OF the
day.
Luther McCalum Sent out the former
Grand Circuit PAGER to a fine start in
the opening heat and at the three
quarters had the affair well In hand
At this point julius Goodman called on
Ruby Bingen for a driving finish how
ever and slipped past by nose Ro-
mac Mills took the second heat after
Il stiff battle, however. and came home
in the third trip with his new mark
MCCallum believes his entry is com
ing around nicely now and after the
brilliant work Of Saturday In anxious
to take on Tip Top for another battle.
The latter, owned and driven by Fred
Orgtl has twice taken his measure
in as many starts.
McCailum put over another winner
| In the fourth race when he sent Bill.
| Ir to victory over a field Of trotters,
| Melba Il. Frank Maxwell took the first
| affair. Frank Bragg captured the sec
| ond, and Gypsy Maid landed the tifth
The track was in fine condition and
large crowd sat in for the program.
| Results
FIRST RACE-TROTTERS
| Frank Maxwell CSmithl ...........1 |
Memphis Girl Williamson ...,...2 .
| Peter Ihiun tOehierl ,.....,.......j )
Time, ESQ, go.
SECOND RACE-PACERS AND TROT
| TIERS
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31
CUBS STILL WINNING.

CHICAGO, May 3l-Chicago con
tinued its winning streak Sunday by
defeating St Louis TO 2, making a
clean sweep Of the series The locals
concentrated their attacks in the first
and firth innings. Tyler kept the st
Louis hits scattered until the seventh
when triples by McHenry and Lavan
and an nfield out netted two runs
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31
DAZZY VANCE TO
TRY IRON MAN
STUNT MONDAY
Chicks Big Right Hander to
Make Effort to Beat Crack
erS Twice in Twin Bill.
Chicks Take SUNDAY Game.
BY BOB PIGUE

pazzy Vance, the Chicks bio
rIent- handler, Is going to try the
IRON man stunt Monday afternoon
against the Atlanta Crackers. Dairy
VIII make an effort to win both
header from the Crackers, II Dazxv
Is unsuccessful In his first start he
VIII turn the pitching chores in the
second affair over to Huahle Cana.
van. But the big redhead SAYS he
Is confident he will be able TO 40
the full route in both contests, The
getaway is billed for $50 o'clock,
Manager Dick Kaufman, Of the
SSrackers' mas Daniel Boone and Ray
Roberts, both right handers, ready
tor action AGAINST the Tribe.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31

The Chicks have outplayed the Crack
ors in each OF the three games they
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31
THE CASUALTY LIST.

The Chicks presented a frayed line
up put the combination proved just
as effective as when all the regulars
were present
Tod Sloan is out of the game with
an injured back, sustained when he
cut one loose too strong in throwing
PAL from the outfield Friday.
o Jack Lewis was badly spiked in
Second Baseman BRAZIL, of the Crack.
erS, and is out for at least a week,
Hugh Canavan, Chick left -hander. is
better, ana expects to pitch either the
second game Monday. or the Tuesday
contest with New Orleans.
George Bischoff played right field
Sunday. and Ray Blades again covered
second Both put up a good game.
Bischoff hit foul over the left field
wall in the third that some fans fig
ured was fair. and they proceeded to
razz Umpire Bill Brennan However
the Pill was foul by several inches, and
the fans in position to see it were sat
isfied with Bills decision,
The Chicks beat left handler Sun
day hammering Johnny Suggs hard
The last game the Chicks lost, which
occurred Sunday a week ago, was to
LEFTY Sigman, OF Mobile, when Siggie
pitched the Tribe to licking.
The way Big Bill Thweatt buzzed EN-
by the Crackers was a revelation to
thosS who have figured William a
mountain of cheese. with large airy
holes, Bin is looking better upon each
starr. and is getting more and more
confidence, which is all he lacked here
tofors 70 make him effective.
The last seven Chick pitchers who
have started have finished, which is
quite unusual for before the present
string of victories Chief McCloskey was
busy derrcking his riflemen.
The Chick chieftain is still occupying
n seat in the grand stand and letting
Capt. Polly McLarry handle the team.
Mack saws that so long as the team
is going like ii is, he's satisfied to re-
main in the background.
When Second Baseman BRAZIL field
I'd BIZ Thweatt's grounder in the
fourth, he had all the time in the world
10 toss to Kaufman to retire Bilious,
but he heaved too high, and Bill took
Two bags on the heave. The bobbIe
cost run.
The Chicks have outplayed the Crack
ors In each of the three games they
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31

Georges Carpenter, French heavy
weight Is to box in an exhibition bout
in Memphis on June 49, at Russwood
park He will bring his own sparring
partner along and will travel four or
six rounds.
Promoter Billy Hack is arranging Il
big, all-star card for the Carpenter
show. and there Will be three eight
round bouts and two four-rpunders as
prelms to the grand windup
Seats are to be placed on sale short
ly.
Dolly stark, manager Of the Augusta
Clul Of the Sally league. who has been
in Memphis seeking players has secured
the permission OF Hy Fowlkes. eN-
Chick right handler. now in Dyersburg,
performing for the home folk that ne
will Join Dollys Gussies next week.
Dolly wanted Bill Thweatt, but Big
Bill started winning for the Chicks, and
viii be retained by Memphis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-31
SENATORS WIN.

WASHINGTON. May Washington
made clean sweep Of the series Of
four games with Philadelphia by win
ming yesterday II to 4, The locals made
II hits for total Of % bases off Mar
tin II was Washington's sixth straight
victory