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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-09
HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mr. and Mrs. r. G.. Williams. Mr. Lang.
don and sister. Miss Langdon, of Hart
FORD, Conn, and Mr.. and Mrs. f. O.
Brown of Starksboro called on Mrs.
Josephine Brown at S. J. Randalrs last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. II. J.. Ellis and
daughter, Dorothy, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
cleveland and Mrs. Josephine Brown were
in Essex Center and Jericho the first of
last Weekday Shattuck and V. r. Sar-
gent started for Woburn, Mass. last
week Tuesday by truck with Mrs. Lena
Miles Sargent's household goods.-Alson
Swinyer is having his house painted by
Milo Smith of Bristol.-Mrs. Hannah
Brace Is at the Fanny Allen hospital for
treatment
Mrs Marjorie Miles and daughter.
FRANCES are visiting her sister. Mrs.
Lacey Bump. at Rutland.-Mr. and Mrs.
a. j. Lafountain of West Swansey, N.
H.. are visiting her sister, Mrs. Fl. G.
fussell'-Mrs. Cornelia Barton, wife
of George A. Baker, died at the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. NJ L..
Mobbs, at Montpelier with a compiled
ton of disease She has been in poor
health for several years. She was a
loving wife and mother and a good
neiEhbor. Besides her husband she Is
Boise, Idaho. George. Jr., Of Hinesburg
and three daughters. Mrs. Hattie Shat
tuck Of this town. Mrs. Minnie Mobbs
of Montpelier and Mrs. Ruth Rowe of
California. Her funeral was held from
the church Tuesday at two o'clock
The Rev. Thomas Adams officiated
with interment at the north village
Schools commenced Tuesday with Mrs.
Helen Casey as teacher here and Mrs.
Alma Taft at Hanksville.-Mrs Beat
rice Norton will entertain the Home
Circle the 15th.-N1rs. Hannah Brace
returned home from the hospital Mon
day She is in very poor health
Phillip Goodenough is visiting his
uncle James Phillips.-The Misses
Kathryn Beane and Beatrice Phillips
went to Burlington Tuesday, where
tbey arc IN attend St Mary'S Academy
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SONG, George and Charles, of Charlottc
visited MrS Labounty's brother, II. n.
North. Sunday.-Mrs. II. II. North is
visiting at Ell Labounty's in Charlotte.
Mrs. Hazel Begor and children return
ed to their home in Massachusetts Satur-
day after visiting Mrs. Begor's mother.
Mrs. N. Il. Parcher, for the past few
weeks. --Mrs NJ. S. Wescott is visiting
her son, w. q. Wescott. in Essex Cen
ter.--G. T.. Poet spent the past week Wis.
iting his daughter, Mrs. Walter Palmer.
at Thompson's Point.-Mastcr Grove TIL
ley, of Hnesburg, and Paul Duval Of
burlington, visited Edwin kchoe recent
ly.-Mrs. c. r. Peet and sons were in
Burlington Saturday.-Mrs. Ina Isham Wis
tied In Burlington Saturday Ethel
Young, of Burlington, spent the week.
end with her mother, Mrs. Ina Isham.-
Bert Forbes. of Burlington, was in town
Saturday. School opened in town Tues
day with Miss Elizabeth Gaffany. of
Hnesburg as teacher.
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ENOSBURG FALLS

Mrs. w. s. Pease is visiting in Nash
ua, N. H.--Warren Woodward of Low
ell. Mass, came Saturday to visit his
brother, A. J. Woodward.-Mr and Mrs
NJ. l.. Irish and little daughter, Mary
Ellnor, returned Monday to their home
in New Berlin, N. Y, after passing their
vacation with Mrs. Irish's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. N. Kimball.-Mrs Flora
Rouse. Of st. Johnsbury has been recent
visitor at the home of G. f. Rawson-
Mrs. Abbie Reed, of st. Adams was a
weekend visitor of Mrs. Rachel Sturges.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Woodward are pass
ing a few days in Rutland,-Mr and Mrs
Voyle w. Lamphere, of st. Johnsbury,
were week lend visitors of Mrs. Lam
phere's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. F.
Reed.-Dr. and Mrs. Delmer Il. Croft
of New Britain, Conn. are visiting rela-
tives in town-Mrs. Fl. b. Farrar and
daughter, Margaret, returned Saturday
from Buffalo, n. Y, where they have
been for the last two months.--Mrs. G.
II. Dunton and daughters returned Sat
urday to their home In Vaudeville, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Z. Beatty and son.
James, returned Saturday from a weeks
trip through the White Mountains and
to Boston.-Mr and Mrs. E. II. Sheldon.
of Vaudeville, n. Y, are visiting friends
in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Giddings,
of Brooklyn, N. Y, are guests in the
home of NJ. P. Perley.-Miss Helen Pea
body. of Boston, who has been visiting
in the home of H. B. Colcord, has gone
to Englewood, y. j.. where she teaches
school.-Ir and Mrs. II. A. Fairbanks
and Oscar l. Rose. accompanied Miss Ella
Fairbanks to Montpelier Sunday, where
she will teach the coming year.-Mr and
Mrs. G. f. Sayles, of Hermon, n. Y, are
passing a few days with Mr.. Sayles's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Sayles.-E.
w. David of Upper Montclair, n. j.,
passed Sunday with his family here
Miss Ruth Draper and her friend. Miss
Mary lizard, of Roanoke, Va. who have
been visiting here for several days. went
Monday to Baltimore. Md
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fl. Budd, Jr,, and
son, Hopewell, Bird, returned to their
home in Springfield, Mass, Monday after
passing few days in the home of Mr..
Budd's parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. H.
Budd. Mrs j. C. Laham accompanied
them to Springfield, where she will visit
relatives.-Miss Doris Rublee. of Hayden
Vile. Mass, Is passing her vacation with
her mother, Mrs Martha Rublee.-Mrs.
Glenna Whitney and son. Arnold, of
Franklin, are guests in the home of B. A.
Croft.-Mr. and Mrs II. n. Smith and
son. Norman, of Waitsfeld, and !. f.
Flanagan and daughter, Elizabeth, Of
Montpelier, who have been guests in the
home of F. c. Farrell have returned to
their homes.-A. w. Isham. of Morris
Vile. passed Sunday with his family here.
Mrs. F. C. Farrell went to Rutland
Tuesday for a few days visit.
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GEORGIA

Mrs. Ernest Spooner and son, willard,
have returned to their home in Newport
Miss Grace Bragg has returned to her
school in Haverhill. Mass, after spend
ing her vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. o. Bragg.-W. r. Jeffrey, of
Montpelier, was a recent guest of his
son, the Rev. j. NJ. Jeffrey.-Robert o.
Bliss left Monday for Albany, n. Y.
where he will enter the Albany Business
College.-James King, Jr., has returned
to his home, having spent the summer in
Isle La Motte.-Mrs William Rankin has
returned from an extended visit in Rome,
N. Y.-Dr. and Mrs. Edward Loomis of
Chicago, are visiting at the home of
William and Mortimer Loomis.-Mrs NJ
w. Hadley is ill.--Mrs Stanley Apple
yard and son. Edward, of Saranac Lake
n. Y, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs, J.
w. Reynolds.-The Ladies' Aid society
will hold a poverty social at the town
hall this evening
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EAST BERKSHIRE

Miss Grace Sykes, who has position
in Hanover, n. H., is visiting her moth
er Mrs. Preston Sykes.-The Rev. W. II.
Price Is in Middlebury this week attend
ing the convocation of Congregational
ministers. Mrs. Bond, who has been pass
ing the summer with her daughter, Mrs.
w. X, Price, has returned to her home
in Sherbrooke, +. Q.-Mr. and Mrs. Il.
Phelps, who have been passing the sum-
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. Horace JENNIE,
have returned to their home in Water
loo.-Mrs. Hanson and son, John, who
have been passing several weeks in town,
have returned to their home in Middle
bury.-Miss Melissa Perley has been pass
ing few days with her sister, Mrs. f.
b. Smlth.-Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moffatt, Of
Bratteboro, passed the weekend at the
home of o. S. Moffatt.-Mrs. Norman Nc
Carly, who has been passing several
weeks with her son in Newport. has re-
turned to the home of her daughter, Mrs
A. W. PaXman.-School began Tuesday,
September 7, with the same teachers
CONTINUED ON Page Four) a.
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WESTFORD

The Board of Civil Authority will
meet at the town hall at 500 p. m. Sep
TENDER H. to revise the check list, to
add names of persons of either sex who
are entitled to vote, and to administer
the freemans oath.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Cobb and daughter, Mary, of Rutland
were guests of Mr.. Cobbs mother. Mrs
c. Fl. Cobb, recently.-Mr. and Mrs. j
Arthur Teller and their three children, OF
Little Rock. Ark. and Mr.. and Mrs. j. II
Macomber and son, Herrick, of Burlington
made calls in town Thursday.-G!les Longe
and an assistant recently returned from
a weeks trip to Lake Dunmore where
they went with eight horses to bring
back steam engine to be used in a lum-
Der mill on No. 11.-Marcia Stuart, who
spent Sunday with her brother, George
stuart, has gone to teach in the Johnson
high school.-There was a good attend
ance at the meeting of the Ladies' Aid
held at the Baptist Church Wednesday
Sept l. Mrs. Nancy Huntley and Mrs.
Jennie Huntley were the hostesses.-Mrs,
Ray Grow and daughter. Marion. of Mill
ton, visited relatives in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don NJ. Rice and their
two children returned to New York Mon
day.-Lee Irish, son of Mr.. and Mrs. y.
d. Irish, is i'll with pneumonia.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will serve
lunches at the ssex fair this week.
Mrs. Jessie Grow has gone to Milton to
teach. She was accompanied by her
daughter. Beatrice. Her elder daughter.
Charlotte, has entered the Milton high
school-Mrs. Chamberlin, who was for
merly Carrie Stone. is visiting her uncle.
George Stuart. She is accompanied by
hor young son.-News has been received
of the death of Mrs Ida Gilbert. IL for
mer resident of this town.-Mr and Mrs.
James Gibbs, of Burlington, wore recent
guests of Mr.. Gibbs's mother, Mrs.
Gravelin.-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Paige and
little daughter were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. c. B. Paige Sunday.-Eliza and
Irene Allen returned to Lyndon Institute
Monday They We're accompanied by
Grace Allen, who will go to her school
in Lynn next Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Macomber went last Thursday
to Fair Haven. This week they both be-
gin teaching in school near Waterbury,
Conn.-Mrs Loula Macomber will teach
the primary department in Bellows Free
Academy this year.-Mr. and Mrs. James
Moran and Earl Moran are spending two
weeks with relatives and friends in
Essex and Observation-Disclosures Macomber
and Norman White left Tuesday for
Mount Hermon, Mass. where they will
attend school.-Lilllan and Ethel Gabaree
returned last week to their schools in Dan
willie and Lyndon.-Schools opened Monday
with the following corps of teachers ::
Village grammar, Lennie Grow: village
primary. Marjorie Parsons; Osgood Hill,
Mary Haselton; Cloverdale, Bertha Schill-
hammer; King, Rita Gale; South, Doris
Ennis.-Carolyn Macomber returned Mon
day from a visit to friends in Burlington
and Essex Junction. Wilma McLane will
attend school in Essex, and Ida and Mil
dred Macomber in Essex Junction.
Myrtle Wiley spent the weekend with
cousins in Georgia.
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making n short visit ut the homo of Mr..
ana MRS. q. e. Bartlett, has returned to
brooklyn, N. Y.-Mrs. Il. L. Freeman has
returned to the Mary Fletcher hospital for
treatment.-Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hadey
ana family and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Berry OF Bellows Falls and Homer Berry
or Jersey City were the guests of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs A. c. Berry, over
Sunday.-Miss Nellie Leonard has re-
turned from two weeks stay with her
sister. Mrs. Whitney, in Bennington
Robert Casey Of Jersey City was the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Casey,
over Labor day.-Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Fay
of Claremont N. H., are the guests of
their brother. F. w. Fay.
Martin s. Villas of Burlington candi-
date for denomination as State senator
Will speak for ten minutes on State
issues at the moving picture theatre
Friday evening Sept. 10.
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TOWNSVILLE

The family Of Mr.. Pollard has moved
into the McGarghan house.-Mr. and Mrs,
Leon Smith and daughter, Priscilla, of
Melrose, Mass, have been recent guests
at the home of DIR. and Mrs. o. ID.
Bemis.-Mrs. Kate Stockwell and daugh-
ter, Helen, of Lyndonville are visiting
friends in town.-Mr Mills of Montpelier
has been a guest of Donald Church.
Mrs o. d. Bemis was a weekend vlsi-
tor of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fiddock OF
Montpeler.-F. II. Chessmore was In
Montpelier last Week to attend tele-
phone meeting-M. NJ. Alger has returned
from a trip to Montreaf.-Mrs. Henry
Peas has been visiting her mother in
Burlington Christine Whalen has
returned TO her duties at the telephone
exchange after weeks vacation
Norma, one of the twin daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Alger, was taken
Tuesday to the hospital for treatment.
w. E. Lanes wood turning factory was
closed Labor Day to allow the employees
the opportunity to help In the towns
celebration.
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the rural schools..-Miss Bertha Carpen-
Ter has gone to Shady Rill, Middlesex.
where she is to teach.--Shedon Central
school opened Tuesday with the Misses
Patton, of Richford, and Miss Gladys
Britch, Of Highgate, as teachers.-Joh ohm
Cabana will entertain the Earnest Work
ers class Friday evening.-The Stars
class with their teacher. Miss Maynard.
went on a picnic to Marshes woods Mon.
day afternoon
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Mrs. Laura Wedge and three children.
OF Leominster. Mass, who have been vis-
Ting at the home of Mrs. Wedges broth
er, r. d. Scott, the past two weeks, re-
turned home Thursday-Mr. and Mrs.
Harry WEIGH. of Hartford, Conn, are
visiting at A. c. Sinclair's.-The Rev. T.
c. Mcdonald was In Bakersfield recently
to attend the burial service Of Haskell
Mayo, Jr., whose body recently arrived
from France.-John Collins has purchas-
ed the Wells Yates nlaca
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WEST MILTON

\ quiet wedding took place Septem-
her at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Howard when their eldest daughter.
Martha. was united In marriage to Har-
old Chaplin, eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w Chaplin, of Burlington, by the
Rev. Mr.. Talbec, If Milton. After a
short wedding trip the young couple will
reside in Milton,-Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Evarts. of Leominstor Mass. were guests
Aug. 30 at r. T.. BlalSes.--Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Mears and family, of Swanton
are spending n few days at the home Of
Mr.. Mearss brother, Hoyt Mears.
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SHELDON

Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Marsh and Miss
Mary Marsh went to Mount Mansfield
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Clyle Morse Wis
tied at the home of Mrs. C.. n Morse
In . Bakersfield Sunday. Miss Jessie
Downs, of Willimstown. returned with
them for few days visit-Miss Ella
Bryce went Monday to Moretown, where
she has a position as teacher In one Of
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as Miss Elsie Mitchell. formerly of this
place.-The Misses Gertrude and Glenna
Lovelette have gone to New York and
Boston to purchase millinery goods for the
fall trade.-Lawrence Foster Carpenter
of this place and Miss Florence May
Wright of Glen Surron. Que. were mar
ried August 81 at the Methodist parson-
age by the Rev. @. Leon Wels-Luther
w. Jacobs has sold his farm near Rich
ford Center to Arthur Lagro consldera-
ton 26 Oh
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ESSEX CENTER

George o. Bliss Of New Boston, ~
H., is visiting L. j. Bixby--Mr. and
Mrs. James Moran Of Westford are at
L. J. Bixby's.-Frank Chaplin of New
York City visited friends here this
week.-Miss Dean and Maxine and
Betty Neighbor, who have been at A.
W. Packquett's the past six weeks, left
Tuesday.
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FLETCHER

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lamb were at
home Sunday.-Miss Mildred Montague
returned home Friday after visiting the
past few weeks at f. j. Hooper Ira
Carpenter and family were in Swanton
Monday
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(COntinucd ON Page Four)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
FAST ENTRIES FOR
LABOR DAY RACES
Counterbalance, Maid o the
Mist, Noiseless and Others
Entered.

Eleven horses will face the barrier
in the oliver hotel steeple chase, the
feature event Of the derby program
which will be run Monday afternoon
at Springbrook park. According to
the entry list announced Saturday
they include several which rank with
Americas best Among them are
Maid the-AIist, of the Rasmussen
stables, Chicago. a big winner in
last years southern derbies. Og-
den, Of the Armour stables, Chicago.
is another entrant of reputation.
Noiseless and Lieut.. Perry, who
are entered in the Labor Day handi-
cap will be remembered by South
Bend race goers as horses who won
in the July 4th races here. Counter
balance, who is entered in the com
ing Kentucky derby and who ran
we'll at Churchill Downs, is another
entrant I'm this event.
The program which will open at
two o'clock is as follows:
South end Purse (four furlong)
for four-year-olds and upward ::
Tips. Dowdell. Sammy Boy, Dia-
mond, La Bell France, Dona Bell,
Roy. MasuZala Oriole, American.
Six furlongs for three-year-olds
and upward: Virgin, Guy, Trans
miller, Panther Skin, Countess Clara,
Vision. American Girl. Bond. Dan
gro and Larimer.
NIishawaka Purse Give furlongs) for
hree-year-olds: Viola Gaffney,
Hurricane. Vaulcaims, Ginger II,
Baby Doll, Alambra and DR.. Small.
Labor Day Handicap q / 10
miles) open: Iron Ourne, Lieut..
Perkins Peter, Counterbalance, Es-
ter L. Parciple, Quito, High Horse
and Noiseless.
Oliver Hotel Steeple Chase q Is
mile over eight jumps open: Maid
'o-the- Mist. Canadian Girl. Midget
Fabrille. Allen, Elstone, J. ogden,
Mrs. Moore, Sumter, Chance and
Midnight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
Hits Two Home Runs and Breaks World Record With Total Of 40
Babe S Homer 10
Sets aside Last
Standing Record

By Associated Press;
CHICAGO. Sept. when Babe
Ruth today knocked his forty-sixtn
home run Of the season ne broke al
known records FOR circuit drives in q
single season.
Ruth last season broke Buck
Frrcman's major league record OF
% home runs Ia season By knock
ing out ~. This. however. was not Il
world record For Perry sVerden.
playing with Minneapolis thea ia the
Western league mace a. four bias
hits r. 1885. WerCeG Was "A frs
baseman and like Ruth vas un-
usually large physically. Noct Of biz
home runs were made in the Mime
apolis lark. however. which had
very close RICH, and left field fences.
He seldom drove :he ball over the
fence on foreign fields.
In 1901 Catcher Roth Of the
Evansville, Central league club.
made sc home runs
Ruth, this y1"r has made at least
one home run in every ball park IN
the American league, although he
has. OF course, made more in New
York than ia any other city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

With the opening Of the 1920
term at the University OF Notre
Dame. Knute K. Rockne will start
his third year as football coach and
director Of all Gold and Blue ath-
letics. Since he succeeded Jesse
Harper in the fall Of 1913 Rockne
has produced football. baseball.
track and basketball tearcs which
have always ranked with the ma
tional leaders
In 1918, with practically all of his
veteran football men in the army or
navy. Rockne developed a team of
Youngsters under 21 who played the
Great Lakes team OF nationally
famed gridiron stars TO a tie. The
eleven he produced last year has by
far the strongest claim 10 the west
ern championship and a fair claim
to the national title. The 1912 ma
chine went through the season un-
defeated and conquered such title
contenders as the Army, Nebraska,
Purdue and Indiana.
He will start the 1920 football sea-
son with y veterans OF the 1919
team and will meet one Of the hard
est schedules ever attempted by
Notr6 Dame.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
Johnston TiLden
Go Into Forest
Hills Net Final
BY Associated Press


FOREST HILLS Y. ". sept a.
William 81. Johnston. the playing
through holder OF the crown OF the
all-c0mers singles. and official or the
all-coners singles. auG William r.
Tilden. il. the hero OF Wimbledon.
won their places in the final OF the
ayth national championship tourna-
ment on the turf OF the West Sid"
Tennis club here today. Each &C.
cOmplshed his victory in the semi
final by his own characteristic
methods which afforded the gallery
an complication OF the two dis
tinct types OF tennis
Johnston. playing the fastest sort
of hitting game. filed with highly
spectacular rallies. defeated c. Col
ket Gamer, the Massachusetts state
champion in four sets. The score
was 6-3. as: -, S. Tilden elected
10 test the variety OF strokes with
Wallace F. Johnson. the Philadel-
phia star, and number five OF the
ranking list This brought about a
due mostly at Ions range. Tllden
who has twice stood up as runner-up
for the title. came through by tho
tally OF 14-12. 81; 6-4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
GIANTS ADMINISTER
PAIR OF SHUTOUTS
Win Protested Came 13 to o.
Douglas Gives Four Hits
in Second Game.

NEW YORK. Sept. New
York's victory over Philadelphia on
the afternoon of July was affirmed
with emphasis today. Under a ruling
Of Prest Heydler of the National
league sustaining in part the protest
OF Manager Cravath Of the Phillies.
the teams today took the field as or
the first half of the seventh inning
with two out. Stengel OF third and
Fletcher on second. The lineup was
the same except Grimes succeeding
Doyle at second for New York. The
final score on July was to o in
New York's favor but today in the
re-play Of the eighth inning the
Giants added seven more runs max
ing the score 13 10 0. The protest in
the original game resulted after UNI
pire Mccormick declared Fletcher
retired on a force out at second
when Umpire Harrison. working be-
hind the plate ruled a pop fly by
Wrightstone as an Flfield fly which
would automatically prevent a force
out. Score:
Philadelphia 900 900 600 0 4 4
New York .003 $50 O7s-13 Is 1
Causey, HubbeH, Belts and
Wheat; Nehf and Smith.
New York after convincing Phila-
de lphia of the sou-dness Of the
Giants victory OF July 9Th. shut out
Cravath men in the regularly sched-
uled game I 10 O. Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
Both Fighters Are Confident As
Championship Battle D1a7CS Near
MISKE'S RECORD

Born, 1894. St. Paul. MINI. Weight
1885, pounds. Height, feet / inch
Color white. Nationality. Ameri-
can.
1S13-Knockout Soldier Gregory.
I: Danny Ritz. ?. Won: Joe Christ
ie. 8. 10 Decision; Bill Scott. 10;
Thor Thompson. 10. Exhibition,
Tommy Sheehan. 4; Mike O'Down.
s; Billy Papke, 8.
1s14-Knockout: Thor Thomp-
son. . Jimmy Daugherty, 8 Ralph
Erne, I. No Decision. Spike Kelly.
10; Tommy Gibbons, 10; George Kid
Asher, s; Jack McCarron, 10; Young
Griffe. 10; Al Mccoy. 10.
1915-Knockout Jack Lester. 2;
Jack Clemens s; Frank Hoe. ?. Won
(Stepped): Eddy Nearing, s. Draw:
George X. o. Brown. IL. No De-
cision: Billy Maxwell (twice). 6;
Harry Greb, 6; Jack McCarron, 8;
Mike Hirsch. s; Gus Christie. S.;
Mike O'Dowd, 10; George X. o.
Brown. 10; Tommy Gibbons. 10;
Gus Christie, 10; George X. o.
Brown. ~; Terry Keller. 10.
1e16-Knockout Jack Hubbard,
9: Johnny Inward. 6; Jim Barry. 10;
Tim O'Neil, 8. Won: Dick Gilbert,
times). 10; Battling Levlnsky (twice)
10; Bob Moha, 10; Larry Williams,
s.
1917-No Decision: X. o. Brown.
10; Charley Weinert, 10; Jack Dill
on. 10; Battling Levinsky, 10. Knock
out: Joe Bond. >. No Decision:
Bert Kennedy. 10; Carl Morris. 10;
Charley Weinert. 10; Jack Dillon,
10. Lost: Kid Norfolk. II. stopped
Wild Bert Kenney, ;; Jack Dillon,
10.
191S-No Decision: Fred Fulton,
10; Gus Christie, 10; Jack Dempsey,
10: Gunboat Smith, s; BARLEY Mad
den. s; Harry Greb. 10; Tom Nc
Mahon, S Jack Dempsey, 6 Gus
Christie, TO- X: Tom Cowler, 4;
Henry Hendricks. 2: Bill Hart, l.;
Jim Flynn. 2. w: Gunboat Smith,
10; X. D. Kruvesky. 4. D.: Willie
Meehan, T. Exh.: George Ashe, 4;
Battling Levinsky. 4.
1919-No Decision: Tom Cowler.
6: Harry Greb. 10; Willie Meehan,
10; Kid Norfolk, 10; Tommy Glib
hons, 10. Bill Brennan. s; Battling
Levinsky. u. Knockout: Tom Cow
Ter. 4. w; Bill Brennan, Is.
1e2O-KnOckout: Jack Moran, 2.