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Notice of Postponement.

Notice is hereby given that by or
der and resolution of the board of di-
rectors of the Amazon Dixie Mining
company the time for payment of the
above assessment has been extended
from the 18th day of September 1920,
to the 18th day of October 1920, and
the sale of delinquent stock has been
postponed from the 9Th day Of Octo-
Der, 1920, to the 9Th day of November,
1920 at the same hour and place
above described
HERMAN J. ROSSI,
Secretary Treasurer of the Amazon
Dixie Mining Company; Insurance
Building, Wallace Idaho.
S23-O14-4t
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And in accordance with law so
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Office of the Amazon-Dixie Mining
Company Wallace, Idaho. August
18th, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the board of directors of
the Amazon-D Dixie Mining Company,
held on the 18th day of August 1920,
an assessment Of three CD cents per
share was levied upon the outstanding
capital stock of the corporation. pay
able on or before the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1920. to Herman J. Rossi, Sec
rotary Treasurer at the Office of the
company, in the Insurance building,
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many shares of each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will be
sold on the 10th day of October 1920.
at 800 o'clock p. m. Of said day stan
dard time at the parlors OF the Sam
uels hotel. in the city of Wallace.
county of Shoshone. state of Idaho. to
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Remember the long ago when the
little girl looked forward to young
ladyhood and the time for putting on
long skirts Nashville Banner
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pay the delinquent assessment there
on, together with the costs Of adver-
Using and expenses Of sale.
BEN l.. COLLINS.
Secretary Treasurer of the Western
Union Mining Company; WI524
Boone Avenue, Spokane, Washing
ton S3O-Ol4-St
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'scribed stock on account Of an assess
ment OF five co mills per share, lev
led on the 18th day of June, 1920. the
several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders
as follows, tO-Wit:
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK
HOLDERS.

Office of the Western Union Mining
Company, W1524 Boone Avenue
Spokane, Washington.
Notice is hereby given that there is
upon the following de-
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
TTTLESERIESIS
STARTED ANEW
twenty-five Teams Are En-.
tered In Organized and
Independent Leagues.
BY J&Ch HAAS.

Today starts what is hoped to be
the last round of games between
the teams who may have a chance
for the gonfalon in the District
championship series. Twenty-Five
teams have been entered in the
scramble, six in the organized
leagues and eighteen independent
teams. The champion of the series
will not be known until the latter
part of next week when the finals
will be staged! =
Treasury, Shops and Navy. in the
first league section. are in the
midst of a tie, each team having
won four and lost two, after over
two weeks of play. These teams
are scheduled to play each other
in three games at Union Station,
Shops playing Navy today, Treasury
against Shops tomorrow, and Navy
against Treasury on Thursday
Navy Yard. Knights of Columbus
and Naval Air Station, in the sec
ond league section, are also tied
up, each having won and lost two.
Knights of Columbus is scheduled
to play at the navy yard against
Navy Yard today; knights of Co
lumbus plays Naval Air at Con-
gress Heights tomorrow, and Navy
Yard versus Naval Air Station at
the navy yard on Thursday. The
games in both sections are sched-
uled to start at o'clock After
the winners in both sections have
come through, a three-game series
will be necessary to decide the
team in the organized leagues to
play the winner of the independent
series.
This week will a bout decide the
championship OF the Independents.
the final winner to play a three or
five game series with the cham
pions of the organized leagues, for
the District championship. Rapid
A. c. will play Congressional A. Z.
this afternoon; tomorrow il will be
Government Printing once against
Silver Spring; Thursday Shamrocks
will play the winner of today's
game. and Friday the last two win
ners will clash for the Independent
title.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Dempsey Finds Easy
Mark In Miske and
Lands k. O. in Third

Htzsmmons Arena Benton Harbor Mch Sept 6-Iack Demp-
supchgh made good his by knocking out
the tough Billy Mkc the third tcn-round
so.
1t OF the Dcmpscys career Never
danger and through cvcrv minute Of the
hghIng he the situation Mkc hardly
hm during the entire battle whereas Dempsey Mskc
terrible body punching
rghthandc the chin brought champion
ship dreams after minute and thirteen seconds OF
over
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
GIVEN
DOUBLE JOLT
Phillies Grab Twin Bill
From League Leaders
By Close Scores.

Philadelphia. Sept. 6.-The Phil
lies administered a severe but not
necessary fatal reverse to Brook
lyn's championship aspirations to-
day by winning both games. The,
morning tilt, 3 to 2, and the after
noon engagement, to 5. The dou-
Bile victory of the Quakers not only
tumbled the Robins from first place,
but placed themselves within a half
game of seventh place.
Brooklyn lost a pitchers duel in
the morning, the two principal fac
tors combining to yield Phil sue
cess being Pfehers' wild throw In
the fourth inning, and a wonderful
One-handed catch by lie Bourbeau
in the final game. The big Dodger
hurlers errors cost two rups and
"Bevo" stab with his gloved hand
cutting off as many scores.
Brilliant defense and fine twirl-
ing by Bill Hubbell, after Walter
Belts had been relegated to tenn
porary seclusion in the first inning.
when the Robins scored three runs,
were responsible for the Dodger de-
feat in the afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
EE TAKE TWO FROM BOSTON, DEMPSEY STOPS MKE THIRD RNDWM
1ilden Crowned King
OF Tennis Realm by
Victory Ouer Johnston

Forest Hills N Y Sept small freckie-faced democratic
king of the tennis stepped down from smiled
the empire OF his skill might courage passed
dominion Of another.
In revolution Of he smiled and the West Tennis
Club human beings checed fight waged
and the grace with which he accepted defeat.
The champion William NJ Johnston California
by William T. Tilden IL, Of Philadelphia
The result hung upon thread doubt snapped
fifth deciding and Tden by
Johnston tiger courts king
score 6-I 10, IS, So 6-3.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
BRENTWOOD A. c. LOSE
TO KNICKERBOCKERS

Yesterday, on their own diamond.
the KniCkerbOckcr A. c. defeated
the fast Brentwood a. c. in an in
tercsting game by the score OF s to
3. Fisher pitched good ball for the
Knicks, striking out eight men and
letting down the losers with four
hits. Ortel and Wise starred for the
winners.
The Knicks want game with fast
teams in this section, preferably
Shamrocks, Brookland, Congression-
ais and Clarendon. Communicate
with Carroll DAILY, manager, by
phone, West S60-J.
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went back to his corner. His body
was rcd and bruised from the short
Dempsey punches in the Clinches,
An ugly blotch showed under the
heart. He was bleeding from the
mouth and his face was d flaming
red
Right Hook Ends IL.
As the third bell rang Dempsey
pranced out. circled Miske a couple
of times so as to bak Miske's
ClinchinE intent. He made a bluff
rush and stopped as Miske came in.
At once the left flashed to the body.
followed lIy a right. Miske's face
took on look of intense pain.
Dempsey hooked a short left to the
jaw and followed with a short
right As Miskc backed away
toward his own corner. Dempsey
tore at him and flashed out with
the famous right hand hook.
As the punch landed Miske sank
to the floor. Dempsey walked away
six or eight feet, while Jim Dough-
crty counted over him. BY a hercu-
lean effort and a rare display of
gameness Miske someway. some
how. got to his feet with the coun,
VI lllilt.
And then Dempsey, unruffied, and
unhurried. simply walked over ana
shot the right once more against
Miske's jaw. Billy fell in a heap
in his own corner and was counted
cut.
Just as soon as ten" had been
Chanted. Dempsey ran over to the
PROSTATE Miske, lifted him in his
arms, then steadicd Billy to his
feet and assisted him to his chair.
After a brief handshake, Dempsey
ran across the ring, picked up his
old red sweater, threw it around his
shoulders. climbed out an then
ran to his training quarters.
Once more Jack Dempsey had
proved to the world that he is the
greatest fistic gladiator-7and the
most terrific puncher of all times.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Dreadnaughts Win Two.

The failure of the. Middle States
All-Stsrs baseball team to appear in
Alexandria yesterday to play. the
DreadnauEhts necessitated the
changing Of the schedule to the
Winston A. c. OF this city. The
DrcadnauEbts won the double head
or by the scores Of 10 to 3 and 3
10 /. The features of the game were
the pitching of Lefty White in the
first contest and Quayle's hurting in
the second battle. The latter sfr,,ck
out ten batters,
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
CAkIFORNIANS LAND
JUNIOR TENNIS TITLE

Forest Hills, L l., Sept. e
Harold Godshsil and B. Hinckley
of Los Angeles, this afternoon won
the Junior doubles tennis cham
pionship OF the United States. Thcy
defeated W. W. Insrshsm and A
Jones, Of Oakland, r. l., in tue finst
round, the match going into five
sets. Tho scores were 4-s. S-3.
i--6. 7--5. 6--4.
William a. Campbell. Of New
York. defeated Richard y. Dana. Of
Pswtucket. II. l., e-2, I-s and s-l
for the singles veteran champion
ship.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Phillies Topple Dodgers
And Reds Lead Again

Most of the leading clubs in
the two major leagues won both
Of their holiday games yesterday.
but the Brooklyn Dodgers found
the Phillies too tough a PROPOSE
tion and met two defeats. AS
result they dropped TO second
place and watched the champion
Reds move back in front. The
upset at the hands of the Phillies
is a hard blow to Brooklyn's pen
nant hopes.
In the American League the
three leaders failed to lose a game
and the standing remains un-
changed.
Here's the dope on the stand
ing Of the leaders today and what
will happen If they win or lose
today:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Nationals Celebrate
Labor Day by 7wice
Defeating Red Sox
BY JACK NYE.

Clark Griffith, that gentleman with the poker face
satisfied expression he the bench
Georgia He legs
houghtuy unsceng
fall upon the distant horizon.
end Of the bench reposcd the cevescent
Atrock He eyes the direction Of the Old
plain Nick. The boss always way
when he evolving brilliant idea.
Now" Grif, If l get Congress a few
legal holidays before rolls around big
help winning the amPonshp These boys
gala The last they double fraca
OF July against Labor Day and III
be dadbuned they aren't dong the thing Boston
enough Congessmen have little influence
legislation, holidays year
Eddie EynOn work lobbying right He's mighty
or things like that"
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
YANKS CAPTURE TWO
GAMES FROM MACKS

New York. Sept. 6.-Babe Ruth
famed on his first three tries this
morning and rolled out on his last
attempt. but. nevertheless. the As
finished second to the Yanks by
to |.
Bob Shawkey was in CLeat form
for the game with Comics AS this
afternoon. and the best the visitors
could do was two hits credited to
Cy Perkins, who singled TO right in
the fourth session. and Griffith. who
singled in the ninth. The final
score was SO.
The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Limerick A. c. Defeated.

The Shamrocks defeated Limerick
a. {. yesterday afternoon TO 3.
Balsinger was on the mound for
the Shamrocks and pitched a cred
liable game. McGrary's hitting was
the feature, getting three hits out
OF four times up, one of which was
a homer
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one out, Hoyt and Hooper walked in
succession. Witt sacrificed and Me
nosky strolled. filling the bases.
HcndryX also waited for four bad
ones, forcing HOyt across. with a
run. Despite this ascension, Griff
refused to Yank Biemillcr, and Ell
Ierbe retired the side by taking in
McInnis' difficult grounder.
Three hits were good for the fifth
National run in their half Of the
fifth, Ellerbc furnishing the blow
which Tailed Roth.
Another bad inning confronted
Biemiller in the sixth. but he
emerged without score. despite two
hits and base on balls.
The sixth and final run for the
locals came in the eighth. when
Brewer doubled to right. ElIerbe
Sacrlhced and ONeill singled to cen
ter
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
FAST COLORED TEAMS
TO STAGE CONTEST

What should he one of the fastest
games played between two local
colored clubs, will be staged at the
American League Park. Friday, Sep
tember 10, when the Zone Trans
portation Qfice nine. undefeated
champions of the second series in
the Colored Departmental League,
tackle Sam Coles all-star nine of
Washington. The game is sched-
uled to begin at 4:30 y. m.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
TRIBE HOLDS LEAD
BY BEATING BROWNS

Cleveland. Ohio. Sept 6.-Clevc-
land retained first place today by
winning two games from St. Louis.
to >. and TO 5. Walter Mails.
late of the Sacramento Club. pitched
his first full American League game
in the morning. In the afternoon
st. Louis drove Morton from the
mound. but Clarke held the Browns
in check while the Indians tied the
score. then giving way TO BaEby.
Joey Evans played brilliantly at
short when LUnte sprung a charley
horse. The scores:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
BRAVES AND GIANTS
DIVIDE TWIN BILL

Boston. Mass, Sept. 6.-The Braves
and the Giants broke even in their
double header today, Boston taking
the first game, to 0, and the Giants
the second, to 0. Only two hits
were made off Fillingim in the open
ing clash.
The scores:
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Who's Next?" Queries
Jack, After Victory
by JACk DEMPSEY

Now that I've added Billy
Miskc's name TO the list of
knockouts, hope that Jack
k"arns can induce promoters to
bring on all the others who
want to take a crack at me.
I'm fit and ready now and I'll
remain fit and ready until ! have
whipped every man in the world
and established complete SUI
prcmaCy of pugilism.
Miske showed wonderful lot
Of gam"nCss this afternoon hut
he never menaCcd me during any
moment of the fight. / always
felt that I could beat him in this
hattlc--that ! could knock him
out-and | proved it.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
SECOND GAME.

TOtaIs.. 81 = 10 TolaIs...3I = u
New YOrk2 / o o 0 O-5
Boston ......O 0 o 90 90
Runs-Burns C2). Bancroft. Young, King.
Errors-Bancroft, Sullivan. Two-base hits
Bancroft, snyder, Sullivan. Runs batted in
BY Bancroft, Young, Frisch, Kelly, Sny-
der. First base on errors-New York, /.
Left on bases-New York, g. Boston, g.
Stolen base-Frisch. Caught stealing-By
O'NeiIl kelly C2D, Grimes. Bases on balls
on Nehf, .; of Oeschger. 4. Struck out
BY Nehf, 1; by 0eschger, 8. Double plays
Bancroft and Kelly; Frisch and Kelly; Nehf,
Bancroft and Kelly; Powell and Naranville.
Wild pitch-0eschger. Time :36. Umpire
in Chief-HarrisOn. Umpire on bases-Hart.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
First Game.

st. Doui~. ....-........ 1 o 0 o o q O o.
Cleveland ...........- o 0 ! o ~
Runs-Gerbor go. Evans. Wsmhy 20. e.
mer Smith, Johnston, O'Nrill. Mails. Errors
-SotbOrOu. Two-bsse hits-Sisler. Mails.
Speaker. Three base hit--Jacobson. SScri-
bccs-Tobin. Evans, Gardner. Elmer Smith.
Speaker. Double plBys-Wsmby 20 Johnston;
l.unte TO Wsmhy TO Johnston. Left on hsSes
st. louis, s; Cleveland. ). Base on balls
OF Weilmsn. .: Mails. 3 Hits-Or We'll
man. in Innings; of SCtboren. iu in
ninEs. Struck out-By WeilmSn. !: SOth-
oron. .: Mails, {. Jnpirrs -Dibeen and
Chill. Losing PitCher-Weilmsn. Time Of
csme-l:sS.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07

Totals. IS "a 12I Totals. 81 - II
'Batted for Miller in eighth tBatted for
PfeEer in eighth.
BROOKLYN 80 0 o . o 0 o.
PhiIlies .....l 0 0 0 0 QI-3
Runs-EoDetchy. Kildur. Williams J.
Miller. Tmgresser. ErrOrs-Pfefer. Two
ba Sc hit-Fletchpr. Home run-Williams.
Struck out-By PfefTer. =. First base on
ba Ils-Oh Pfefer. .: on Causey, l. Double
pIays-FIetcher to Rawlings to Paulette 90,
Rawlings TO Fletcher to Paulette. Stolen
base-J Miller Sacrifice hits-Miller,
Myers. Wild pitch-Pfeher. Umpires-
Quigley and O'Day.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Pike Albaugh Returns.

Pike Albaugh, the former Rex
Athletic Club pitcher, has returned
to the city for the winter, after
having played with the Elberton
club of the Million Dollar League in
Georgia. He is reported to have
signed with the Dreadnaught team
of Alexandria.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07

'Ouc out wbrB winning run vas scored.
+Bstted for Wsmhy IN ninth.
ST. Louis s........-... : o OlOOI-5
CleVels nd. ...-....... / l q o Q q O IS
RunS-Grdcnn- SislCr. Jacobson. William
SEVERED. Jameson t2l, Speaker Elmer
Smith, Johnston. GTsnCy. ETrous-Jsnisson
Speaker. TWo-bs>c hitS-SiSler. JsmieSon
f2l. O'NrilI. Elmer Smith t3l. Three-hssc
bit-GTSrry. stolen base-Sisler Sacrifice
hits-'iedeou. Wsmhy 90. Double play
Gerber TO Gedeou to Sislcr: Elmer SHith
(unsssistedl: Wsmby TO Evans. Left on
hases-St. Louis, :: Cleveland, 10. Base on
hsils-Or Davis /: Morton, /; Bsrhr. =.
Hits-oh Morton. { in 81 inning: OF Clarke
in Z % innings: III RsEhy, none in 2-3
inning. Hit by pitChrr-By Davis Clarke.
Struck out-By Dafis. =: Morton /. Pass
I'd bsuS-Severeid. O'Neill. Winning pitch
sr-Barby. Umpircs-Chiu and Dipccu.
Time Of game-l :Sj.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
MILTON WINS
AUTO CLASSIC

Uniontown, Pa, Sept. G.
Driving at frightful speed,
Tommy Milton won the 225-miIe
auto race here today. Milton
drove his Dusenberg the entire
race without a stop, in the track
record time of 2:24:l9. Murphy
was second. two laps behind.
Ralph DePalma did not partici-
pate In the race, due to broken
pistons of his car.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Morning Game.

TotsIS IS ) "a 10 Totals 30 % IS
'Rsttcd for keefe in ninth inning.
Score by innings:
Athletics .......... 900 900 OOl-1
New York ......... 100 500 OO1-
Runs-GSlloway. Pcckihrsugh. Pratt MeU-
sci. Rucl Errors-wslker. Welsh, GALLOWAY,
pecknpSUgh. Two-baSe NruScI Thor
mahIrn. Struck out-By k~cfr. :: by Thor
mshleu. 1. First base on hall>-,od Eeefe.
81 OF ThormshIen, 3. Stolen ba MeuseI.
Rusl. Wild pitch-keefe. Umpires-OweUS
aud Connolly.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
SECOND GAME

Fhan Tor ". hlllet IN clghth
Brooklyn ..... o 0 0 | Is
PhilIies ....O 0 0 X-6
Runs-Johnston r2l, Griffith, Wheat, Ko-
nctchy, Paulette, Fletcher, J. Miller. Hub
bell (2l. ErrOrs-MycrS, o. Miller (2l,
Rawlings. Hubbcl. Two-base hits-Tragrcs-
ser, Grimes, Fletcher, Olsen, MeuscI. Myers.
Struck out-By Grimes, 3: by Smith. l.
First base on balIs-On Grimes .: of Hub
bel, =: on Belts. 1. Double play-RawIings
to Fletcher to Psulette. Stolen base-Le-
bourveau. Sacrifice hits-Olsen, Fletcher,
HubbcI. Umpires-0'Dsy and Quiglcy.
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Totals. % G - L. Totals ~

'BaIted Tor TrImcs m CIghIh
Roston ....... . o . o IL
New York....O . q o o 0 90
Run-Ford. Two-basc hit-NiaranviIlc.
ThrCC-bsse hit--FOrd. Left on bases Bos-
ton, 81 New York, :. Caught stealing-By
Gowdy lFrischl by Smith lPowclU. Bases
on bslls-OH FilIingim, ,; M Barnes, l.
Struck Out-By Fillingim. 3: by Barnes. 3.
Double play-Powpll TO Fillingim to HOlke
to Bocckel. Wild pitCh-Barncs. Time,
1:34 Umpire in chipf-Hsrt. Umpire On
bascs-HarrisOn. Attcndancc-lJ, 900
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
AHRICAy LEAGUE.

Washington. 6; Boston, o list gamel.
Washington, 8; Boston, I'd camel.
Cleveland, Z; St Louis, . DIST samel.
Cleveland, Q; st. Louis, cd game).
Chicago, 6; Detroit, . 1st camel.
Chicago. ); Detroit, I'D ramel.
New York, 4; Athletics, / list gsmel.
New York, 6; Athletics, 0 I'D game).
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
NATIONAL LEAGuL

Chicago, .; Pittsburgh. list gsmel.
Pittsburgh, IL; Chicago, I'D rsmel
Boston. i: New York, o list camel
New York, 3; Boston, o I'D rsmel.
Cincinnati, 5; st. Louis, 8 C1st camel.
Cincinnati, 4: st. Louis, cd rxmel,
Philsdelphia. 3; brooklyn, = list camel
Philadelphia, s. Brooklyn, ) I'D ssmel
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07

huhS hutn ~. lrats
Shswkry. Errors Walker (sl Perkins
Mystt Pipp. Two-hase hits-RUth. Peck
inpauch. Three base hit--Prstt. Struck out
BY Harris. !: by Shawkey. l. First base
on hsIls-0H Harris. =; OF Shaukey. 3
Double Plsys-Hsrris to Griffin; Peck TO
Pratt to Pipp: Ward 10 Pratt TO Pipp. Stolen
bases-RUth. Meuscl. Sacrifice hit-Prstt.
Sacrifice flies - Meuscl, Ruth. Umpires -
Connolly and Owens.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07

'Bush batted for Menosky iu ninth
Washington ........... O = 0 0 90 IS
Boston. On................ 90 0 0 0 o 0 0 90
Runs batted in-By O'Neiu C2l, Roth
Ellerbe. Left on bases-Wsshington, 4;
Boston. 5. TWo-base hitS-Brower Wal
tiers. Stolen baseS-Rice EIlerbe Sacrifice
hits-Ellerbe, O'Neill, Charity. Double
plavs-Ellerbe to Harris to Brewer: Nc
Innis TO Witt. Catchers recOrd-Rice out
stealing. Walters TO Brady in seventh
Wild pitch-Jones. Time-l:23. Umpires-
Nalln and Evans
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07

Runs battcd in-By Shsnks, Rice Roth
~. Ellerbe, O'Seill, MenOsky, HendryI, Nc
Innis. Left on bases-WashingtOn, I: Bos-
ton, 10. Two-base hits-Brower Rice, Scott
Three-base hits-MenOsky, HendryK. Stolen
bsses-RiCe. O'Ncill. Sacrifice hits-BeimiI-
Ter. Ellerbe, Witt ~. Double plays-Brady
to Scott 10 Mclnnis; Scott to Brady to Nc
lnnis. Wild pitch-Hoyt. Umpires-Evans
and Nallin. Time-l:JO
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Miske Badly OutcIaSsed,

The story of the fight is just a
stor OF super-fEhter hattIinC
a man frightfully outClasscd. If
Dempsey had not elected to box
with Miske in the first round. an
had gone out to slug. he probably
could have put away his foeman
within the first three minutes of
fighting. but Dempsey spurncd the
use of slugGcry in the first session.
He boxed along with Miske. prob
ably with the idea of letting him
self out for match at some future
date with Georges Carpenter. the
widely heralded French speed
marvel.
And. in Dempsey's behalf, it can
be said that in the first round he
mashed boxing ability and defensive
trickery that has not hcartcned the
CARPENTER followers. The cham
piOn battered Miskc at Miske's own
style, and made Miskc look like a
boxing novice He Outspecdcd the
st. Paul youth: in fact. ran circles
around him. The Dempsey speed
was bewildering. And though Miskc
shot through a score Of his famous
jabbing leads Dempsey either
brushed them away, duckCd or side
stcpped.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
First Game Easy Victory.

Zachary was in surprising form
IN the first engagement, letting the
enemy down with five hits. only two
Of which came in the same inning
In only Two rounds was he threat
ened at all. O'NeilI tossed Bailey
out at the plate in the first when
double steal was attempted.
One hit was good enough for two
runs for the Nationals in the second
inning. Brewer doubled and reached
~efrird when Ellerbe's bunt was
thrown too late to get him at third
He scored on a wild pitch, Ellerbe
going to second ana stealing third
O'Neill's sacrifice fly brought the
governor home.
-Four more hits and as MANY run.
were made by the Nationals in the
third. Harris singled. but was
forced on Shanks' bunt. shame
was forced by Rice, but .Rradv
threw wild in trying for a doubIe
play and Sam beat it to second
Roth singled Rice home. BroUar
walked and Ellerbe singled to left
both Roth and Brewer counting
when Menosky let the ball go
through him. Ellerbe took second
and scored on O'NielTs single.