davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04

will have teen aesomn,s'ed :n,l there will only -emaiu tts o.nr.-l. lively easy one of comth its 'ha grade between the uplef camp aatt the end of the eood read crt ., Miami
 Rivalry Between sqpst.
 Incidentally there Ia. .I.uIg a. spirited r.yal-y 5.;r.ep F,re vi.h his -5 imericen mineTs acG .a.oc.cl with h.s prison sqlsGs n. .se, B on ;o :=s ohich crew J s..t fcaeh fne u2Ter tunnel. tses5 r' ,ns he relative efficiency of ia.u ~..ia labor and prison labor
 The completion ct tts esr,,io.. Miami highway sH; afioce d t',stt connection between tLe alct. ,op. per dis;ric; and he sp-1egitvr.l zen. ters below This VII psrui d@,iy truck transportation e 'rr.js .sl vegetables now shipp.5 ry ...i yta Maricopa, Tucson. Ho"ie and "af. ford, distance squ.Ta.Lt s ,ho width of the state.
 This highway vii alsc r.os;eL lha auto travel distance be,w.sr Pr"s. nix and the district '. :. mii'- .nd will be able to roako .ho journey between the tVo rciut- fa three ani half bogrs uh, r...e days journey is HOW rsiurot ss make ;he trip via Roosevelt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04

didacy for nomination to the office uf County Recorder of Cochise coun, ". subject to ,he action of the voters a; the Democratic primaries. Septem. Der :, 1920 Present chief deputy re corder. Ex-member and chief clerk local board
 Experience, service, economy.
 II. L. UEE) HUTCHINSON.
 Tombstone, Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04
ALLEGED GAMING HCueE

TUCSON, July 2-nihe 9onuio was fined sl00 fer runEng a gamb. ling establishment by Judge ccwan in the city court yes.egcaJ afternoon following raid on .he Siali0 pool hall, of which he is proprietor, early yesterday morning. NcpljO Gave no- tice after the trial he wonld arrcal the case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04

canyon before uedulAS dsaiH 'OT 'N0 destination. The work between the camp and Superior is well along. as gangs are working both ways from the camp.
 Model Camp
 This camp, by the war. is a mode. in every respect. IL has all the high class equipment necessary for min ing camp. order. discipline and cleanliness are in evidence on al sides. and these reflect a high me2s- ure 0: credit or r. c. Twi,chei,, the engineer in charge Building roads is one thing. building mountain roaGs is another and building roads with convict labor is still another, requir- ing qualities which are not possessed by every engineer. L!eu:enan, Twi;chell knows how to do all three and do them well. and his ability in this respect may be traced. pe- haps to his training in the 23rd e,.- gineers. which saw real seryice over seas
 The prison camp was es;ab.!shel with the idea O. tack..rg the hardes; part Of the work first. To supple ment the work Of the prisoners ani to rush ;he road through 10 comple- ton at the earliest possible date. 1, was decided to build a light pilot road from the other end. This has been constructed and is in use for the hauling of supplies to a poin; two miles up the canyon from the prison camp. There under the direc- ton of former Sergeant c. R. Bone, state paid forces are tearing down the sides of mountains, shelving the cliffs and making giant fills in a Il. tanic effort to close the gap of rug ged wilderness which separates them from the prison gangs. When this Is done the heaviest part of the task
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04
FOR MINE INSPECTOR

l hereby announce myself as can didate for STATE MINE INSPEC. TOR. subject to the endorsement of the democrats of Arizona at the nex, urinary election.
 TOM C. FOSTER Bisbee, Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04
FOR COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT

hereby announce my candidacy fo: nomination to the office Of County School Superintendent of Co chise county. on the Democratic ticket, subject 10 the action of the 'oters at the Primary, September [, ls-N,
 HARRY E. SCOTT lnhnSnn AriZnna
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04
FOR CORPORATION COMM ISSIONER

take this opportunity to announce 10 the electorate that will be a can. didate for the office of Corporation Commissioner al the ensuing general election. provided l receive the ea- dorsement ot the voters at the Demo cratic Primary.
 T. D. CASHEL. Phoenix. Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04
FOR STATE SENATOR

hereby announce my candidacy for nomination for state senator from Cochise county. subject 10 the will oi the voters al the Democratic pri- mary election on September ith.
 w. ?. SIMS. Risbee. Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR

hereby announce my candidacy for nomination 10 the office o. Coun " Assessor of Cochise County, suo ject to ;he n, mocra;ic Primarie. september :. believing that my rec. ord as public official speaks for itself
 JAMES ALLISON.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04
FOR SAEHIEE

hereby announce myself a csndi. da,e Cr reelection tu the office of Sheriff of Cochise County. subject 10 the action of the Democratic voters a the Primaries on September :.
 JAMES F MCDONALD
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04
FOR SAERlEE

! hereby announce my candidacy for nomination for sheriff. subject tO the wishes Of voters al the Demo. cratic primary, September 7th.
 J. A. (AL) EXEMPTION. Bisbee, Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04
Most Noted in Country

l. is this class of construction, the heaviest road construction ever un. dertaken in Arizona. that has made the Superior Miami project one oi the most noted from an engineering standpoint in the country One of 2i0 feet in length and the other 20 feet. The work will be attacked from both ends of each bore. thus provid- ing labor for four separate gangs. This will be done by prson labor, as has all the work on the lower portion of the road.
 Before the tunnel work could be started 1t was necessary 10 install huge compressor. and in laying the pipe lines it was necessary in some places 10 carry them around the cliffs from cables. The work has pro gressed above the prison camp near Superior to the site of the portal of the first tunnel. To reach this ele- vation and mantain a grade of not greater than per cent, 1t was neces- sary to do about a mile of what the engineer terms development work. This starts at the prison camp where the road swings to the left, and winds backward up the sides of a branch
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04
FOR COUNTY TREASURER

hereby announce m! If for re election to the office Of County Treasurer. subject 10 the action o' the Democratic primaries on Septem her [. 1920.
 GUY c, WEIGH. Tombstone. Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
 CNIIRr

hereby announce myself as q candidate for the nomination for Judge of the Supreme court. subject 10 the action Of lle voters al the Democratic primary in September.
 A. G. MciIlSTER. Stafford. Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR

hereby announce my candidacy foi nomination for the office Ci County Assessor of Cocnise county at the Democratic primaries, Sepiem Der 'ijh. have been undersheriff for the past two years and believe my record speaks for itself
 GEORGE R. HENSHAW. Tombstone. Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04

jus. couldn't be done, nut just the same forces of the state highway department are doing it. One by one the engineers have overcome the tremendous problems of securing easy grade and suitable location. Yard by yard with the use of air drill and T x. T, pack trains and air pressors. mule teams and army trucks. brains and brawnt they are forcing their way around or un- der or though frowning cliffs which rise sheer loco feet or more from the bottom Of the canyon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04
Bisbee. Arizona.
ron CORPORATION COMMISSION

hreby announce my cand.cacy for Corporation Commissioner, sub jcCt 10 the action of the voters d: the Democratic primary election Sep temper | believe that my long years of residence and experience -s public officer qualities ne 10 fiji the position.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY

hereby announce myself as a can. didate for County Attorney on The Democratic Ticke; subject to the voters at the Democratic Primary in September
 ALLEN R. ENGLISH.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY

hereby announce my candidacy for he nomination 10 the office O.. county attorney On the Democratic ticket, subject 10 the primaries on Setpember [. 1920 My record as public official speaks for itself
 J. L. WINTERS. Lowell, Arizona
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04

UPERlNTENDENr OF SCHOOLS hereby announce myself as can. didate for state superintendent of schools subject 10 the endorsement of the democrats at the ensuing pr. mary election. Respectfully,
 A. C. PETERSON. Thatcher, Graham County.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04
| C F AnANS

EX.mayor of Bisbee and PreseY; Chairman Board Of Supervisors, Co chise County.
 Bisbee. ArZora.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04

FOR COUNTY RECORDER l hereby wish 10 announce my can
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04

canyon before heading again for it's destination. The work between the camp and Superior is well along. as gangs are working both ways from the camp.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
BUSY DAYS AHEAD
IN STATE TOURNEY
Hard Rain Interrupts Tennis
Schedule at the Merton
Cricket Club
BY SPICK HALL

The tennis players who are still lucky
enough TO remain in the state tour
uament at the Merton Cricket Club
have three very busy days, starting this
afternoon. Rain tore a huge hole in
the program yesterday. and IL the meet
Is finished by Saturday many Of the per-
formers will have to play several
matches today aud possibly couple to-
morrow.
Unfortunately they don't play tennis
on Sunday at Haverford, so every
thing must be cleared off the boards
before then.
On Monday the Delaware state tour
nament begins on the courts Of the Will
mington Country Club. That meet Is
likely to be one of the best in the East.
for not only will virtually all OF the
leading Philadephians be there. but. 1t
Is expected that the entry list will in
cude the best in New York. some from
Boston. Baltimore and Washington.
All Of the contestants were out early
yesterday. and it was expected that oil
Of the third round matches would be
played in the singles and the prelimi-
nary and first rounds in the doubles.
| However. just as everybody was about
to start the rain beat them to the courts
! and soon the turf was drenched. The
clubhouse veranda was crowded all
afternoon with spectators and players,
who waited until late before giving ur
hope. Finally Al Hoskins. official ref
cree 81 the tournament, declared 1t the
end Of an imperfect day and tho players
went TO their domiciles.
So far only one match has been playet
| in the third round Of the singles. This
was Ted Edwards's clash with II. 3
Coe. another Merton Cricket clubman
Edwards got an easy decision in straight
sots. 6.2. GO. Tod has been going vel
this week and It is a safe bet that thu
man who eliminates him will have Il
show something.
The California players are still goini
strong. Ratos appears to be the best o
the bunch, although Levy is captain auc
plays No. I. Levy has a good service
but outside Of that he has not showr
much. In fact, Levy's grounl strokes
and net play are far below the form
usually displayed by California players
who are good enough to cross the CONT
nent for Eastern tournaments.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
LAToNIA RESULTS

FIRST RACE. purse 1920, three.yesr-olds
and up. 9 furlonrs:
l. Money, 10. Stack ..S5.l9 - oO S3 q
:. Clean Up, 10. Roberts. ?loo san
3. .Brinshurst llo. VIDA nau ,,,... go go
Currency, Siauf Conduit, spicebush. Humnna.
Ophelia w. sparkler and Happy Valley also
'"SECOND RACE-Purse sl4oO, maidens.
three.year. olds and w. @ furonss
|. Camoufage, li5, j. oo,,o
Gruber ......,.,.,.... flH,NO tH.ln S1' VI
>. trooper ll6, Howard 45o so
2? Lieut. Perkins. 10, -,
IunSfOrl .,.,,..,,..''' ~ ~
Time lI3 As Abhoss. Second Cousin,
Jazz, Missed the Time, Old Mckenna. Nelie.
semmy Soy ToncE LSag 2md pTr.s S sSo toar
vcar.oids and up. l mile and 3 furlong:
l. bourbon Lad, lo7; s:acks@3'ho 30 - ~
9 Quito 'll2. Wright ,.. .'8o 2ao
g. Grey Eagle. loI. Helm -,
r,Ic ,,scA IA j. Walker. Aztec, w p. Dab:
rev' Bean sptller Walter n, Pearce and
Walter War also ran.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
REACH GOLF FINAL
Mrs. Feltner and Miss Bishop te
Play for Title

Play for Title
Greenwich. Conn. June lin the
semihnal round OF the Women's Metro.
politan Golf Association championship
tournament at the Greenwich Country
Club today the winners were Mrs.
Quentin +. Feitner. of the South Shore
Field Club. Day Shore, J.. l., and Miss
Georgianna NJ. Bishop. representing the
Rrooklawn Country Club, Bridgeport,
Conn.
Mrs. Feitner defeated Mrs. Charles
NJ. Knight. Of Garden City. the English
player. who came to this country re-
ceutly. 8 up aud to play. while Miss
Bishop eliminated Miss Elizabeth Har.
din, Of the. ESSEX County Country Club.
West Orange, y. j., : up and 4 to
play.
In both matches the ultimate winners
gained an early advantage. This was
especially the case with Miss Bishop
who stood up at the turn. having
gone out in A. Mrs. Feitner stood
one up at the halfway point over Mrs
| Knight. The first named went out IN
! 46. which included an approximated
s at the fourth hole. where she picked
up.
The final tomorrow between Mrs
| Feitner and Miss Bishop will be a.
eighteen holes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
OTTAWA RESULTS

! FIRST RACE. purse 800. maiden two.
yea -olds. ) furonRs
l. Honey Island IT., Stir 80 40
ling ......,,,.;.......sa.f 81 50 81. 20
. Dellahm. 10. Claver. go, 80 10
g. GallouberrN, los. Rich m
Time .o2 ~ voomir. Limit. Nomts and
Busy Bird also ran.
SECOND RACE. claiming. steeplcchase,
four-year-old and up about . miles:
I. Stucco. $50, Dergan. 40 $3.50 out
=. Kingstown Pier. IA. ,o -
3 Cloots. ia, Hines. -. -, out
Time. 3.53. Goblet also ran,
THIRD RACE. claiming. three-year-ods
and up, 1 mile and 10 yards; a.. 10 a.
/. Player a3. Richcreek $3.50 W W " w
.. Blackburn, IA. Dutwell 80 a'V0
.. .rold P1p;o III, PlSTcsT' o,,,r, i,;i,Sto4po t4o
p. Moody and Fair and Warmer Warn also also rssn9oo
three e-year-olds and UP, 9 furlongs;
l. chsrlts PidtS. SUNNY ITO, ss 80 81. 80 ssoo
. Duke John. 10, Thurber ... $50 SO
3 Thistledon, 10. Heupei 80
Time. 1l3 as, Glen Light. Captain b.
Far East also ran.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
NEW CONTESTANTS
IN COLLEGE TENNIS
Championship to Be Staged at
Merton Cricket Club Will Be
Big Affair

Interest in the intercollegiate tennis
championship exceeds anything noted
in previous years. for. with the event
not due to begin until June 2S. several
colleges have already forwarded entries.
The significant fact is the number OF
newcomers in the intercollegiate tennis
world. a condition due TO the efforts
of the committee. which includes Wat
son NJ. Washburn. Dean Mathey,
Charles s. Garland. r. Iindley Murray
and Richard y. Williams. I'd.
For years this organization ran along
with Yale. Harvard. Princeton. Penn :
svlvania. Cornell. Dartmouth and Will
liamS as members. and not until the
last annual meeting Of the National As
sociation was an effort made to put its
administration into the hands Of grad
yates. so that it could have some con :
tinuity of policy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17

nom De 'EueLre Of Young CoEbett. has been
ready for ell 'esthArwe sh's in Phiiiy in
Dimr O'DOnnel is siuI \ close followe- Of
the game. The "eteran Msnayunk light
welsht watched Patsy Reardon in his at
tempted comeback last week, after which
Dimp was heard 70 say that no wouldn' t
nInd slipping on the gloves again, providing
It was against Eckte Nolan
Frankie Bradley has had his silk shirt
stock diminished by four since he decided
20 present home-run hitterS At the Phtllies'
ball park With q new chemise Mack Wheat
was ne frst home-run socker to get a shirt.
anf men Stergel Southworth and Nicholson
soCk"5 the pill for SILK shirts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
"AD" MEN IN FINAL ROUND
Maxwell and W9rthnston Survive
In Shawnee Golf

Shawnee on the Delaware, Pa. ..
June Ill. W. Maxwell and Il. s.
Worthington are fnaists in the "Ad.' y
mems golf tournament.
Maxwell defeated Roy Barnhill 3 up
in the semifnal, while Worthington de-
feated Paul Lewis up and l to play.
Summary:
Roy. Barnhtll. : and g r s.. WorthnEton
detsatsd raw 1, LSMiZ ic,Ii ar11 l,0a .,
Ihorsen. B end > y. l.. Hedges defeated
John e. Martin, 3 3ur-
EIt THIRD FLLGWTPR e Hollis d.tsstsd ,sS "
FOCRTH FiIGHT- II. Tihbs defeated
= Wood, : and 3, +. %ye defeated J. T.
FfFTH FfIS7 rTL.i3dAr-T. T.3 E. copHrtr defeated
/ r. r SutDNAu. and A. r, c. Little defeated
A. r. Anderson. and l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
Williams Eclipses Pdskert

once upon time there Outfeder named Dode
~ PaskPrt who toiled for the Phies. Dode covered
center field and known Of the fastest and
surcst ouposts in the game. He could go get en- in
right center left center and tho bleaCher WALL and
therefore was quite popular The old fans remember him
and to this year wished he had been traded to
the Cubs
However. Paskert has been pushed in the background
by Cy Williams the present occupant of the position.
The lengthy farmer is playing the best in the league
bar Every day he makes a couple of spectacular
catches and covering much ground Paskert in
his pamest days.
But Williams is not getting tho credit he deserves.
No oufeder is playing such wonderful game either in
the field at bat. He really is but nobody knows
it. On Tuesday he made two wonderful catches
the hagpoe which looked like triple and the other
in short left center which he caught couple of inches off
the ground after a hard sprint.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17

Z YACK DEMPSEY, having won q decisive victory over
the Law Terrible and completed his latest moving pic
ture. is in position to resume his occupation as
heavyweight champion of the world Almost year bas
elapsed since Jack made big Jess Willard quit cold in
Toledo, and although he issued several sincere state
mepts Immediately after decorating his dome with the
that he would be the busiest fighting champion you
ever the only fighting he has done was with Ince
Sam, Mr.. Blackstone and other legal authorities
The time has come for Dempsey TO step out and do
something He had escape in the Frisco court
the draft evadng charge but he proved beyond ques
on that he had been the level regardless Of the actions
Of his manager Now he has clean slate. The law has
cleared him after fair aud just trial and the government
proved it had confidence in him 1t is to Dempsey to
keep faith with the public and step out heavyweight
champion not movie star, and start something in
the heavyweight ranks. Accepting Carpenters challenge
looks pretty good but will be better when the articles
have been signed.
Dempsey should be one of the most popular champions
there always is abrupt ending to his battles willard
Fulton, Morris, Brennan, Levinskyin fact, all of the
heavies with the possible exception of Willie Meehan-
have taken the Fulton claims the eighteen second
knockout scored in Harrison, y. j.. huke and
wants another chance. Meehan also is bowling for
match. so these boxers should be accommodated.
In addition there is Georges Carpenter. The French
champion has formally challenged the worlds titlehoder
and 1t has been accepted. Carpenter by the way in
creased his popularity by waiting until Jacks trial
ship He could have made it very uncomfortable for
Dempsey, but proved he a thorough sportsman by
waiting. OF every knew Georges here
Issue challenge the champion but he did 1t in such
nice gentlemany that everybody this side Of the
ocean is for him stronger than
4, THIS match nciu be one Of the greatest fshc
SIR treats for the fans. IL CiH bring together
# borer and 'lugger, ~hich dI'cdys causes lots Of
excitement,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
Goodbye Cashes
at Jamaica Track
Continued from Page One

Bsn snksia. Daylight Saving. Dancing Maid,
Marjorie NJ. and Present also ran.
SECOND RACE, Niles three-year-olds,
S1O37.45 added. q furlongs:
|. Lunetta, III. Ensor. .....,.18-5 S.n a'o
z, Gloria France, ll4. Turner - 81 even ven
Time, tl3. Betty j.. Forever. BelEian
Oueen, Red Red Rose. Nile. vivian. sweet
Music, Ruhidium Lovely. Caroline ). and
Substitute also ran.
THIRD. RACE, three-year-olds and Up
!. EsllaS,. S oiio7 iio7. T; RowanY, +; 2.s gu,
., Tom Brooks, 10i, Ponce l5.l a eyer
Beauty Sleep. Boherna-Breena and Ricoche'
FoURsIrH RACE. the Rainbow Handicap
$4,000 added, three-yeer-olds and up fur'
/. pr. Clark. III. Ambrose. al even /:
.. Peter Piper, 1870, Rice. 81 even y:
3. Aud8 cious. IA, Hummer. ~ TO q;
Time. 1l2 3.5. KrewGr. old koenig, TIP
pity Witchet. Constancy and TickIsh also
FIFTH RACE. hsndicap three-ycar old
and up. handicap. sl237.4o added. 1 LII
i'''S T. Cromwell. a7. Colttrctu. list Al g.:
9 Thunderstorm 106 Turner ~ even l.
| g. Vexatious. 100. Ambrose. 40 - ov
Time. 1;46 3'5. Over There and Cirru'
also ran,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
ruIpehoeken Reds, Open Dates

Tulpehocken Reds who have nlayed Fair-
view, Phoenixviiie. Pa; BrtdesburE Audi.
hhu, Germsntown, Flesher. Pencoyd and
dates in Juiv. including July 5. morning and
afternoon. Would like to heHr from ssmipro
home clubs paying reasonable guarantee
Write, phone or wire r. william Kalba cher
44l4 cleveland avenue. Bell phone. Wyo-
ming 1915 J,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
TANGlERE WINS CUP
Buehan Disqualified After Winning
Gold Trophy Race

Ascot Heath. England, juno l.
Viscount Astor's Buchan finished first
in the Ascot gold cup race run here to.
dav, but was disqualified for fouing
and the race awarded to Sir w. Nell
sons Tangiers, which finished second
Henri Balsnn's Juvenigncur was given
second place and Lord DCrby's Keysoe
placed third.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
Purchasing, 7; TRANSFORMATION q

With the score go in the second inning
ssainst them HowGrd Lohr and his riassy
bunch OF balItossers from the Furchas sins
the TTansporlauon team IN =. Il r. Gen.
sSWraal, SWal, Vnice ,,' league game Yesterday. 10
WIN Two down m the seventh and a man
on third Calhoun mt prerty sins,r "a |,%'l c.nl
Ter scoring 'Alli"' M"Wllhams with the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
NAY
Glen Willow Plans Shoot

The 'sCond registered :argat tournamen,
ot tbs Clan willow Gun club will I've ne,
sa'u' da@ f, the TaolI avenue firing grounds
RoNhorough. The ard calls for six "5-targcl
events with class shooting for suitable tro
phlos ana money rriles
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
Manayunk EIremen Beat Policemen

To LNElne C0mDRnv AZ whIch Is the fre
dsp1r'wsnt NJ Marayunk, dsfcated the
NauaHunk Police Departme in a ba game
today AZ Penco"d for the championship OF
ManaNuUk some district In that vicinity.
n" fnal score. 1@.S shows clearly that the
policemen for once didn't do much clubbing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
"Babe Ruth allops
Eighteenth Home Ru,,

Bah" Ruth. the sluggiug Yam.
kee. coined his eighteenth home run
Yesterday of Faber, the White Sox
hurler. Here is Babes record to
date: