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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
MORE VETERANS TO
PILOT VIRCINIANS

RICHMOND, Va. Jan. 2S.--Two r,ore
veterans OF the major leagues will man
age teams in the Virginia league This
season If deals now in the making 90
through Five of the clubs have sisnsd
,hlanagers, but there are vacancies at
son. uHt aHu VIII
n,, me retirement of Roy wbitecraft
pilot Of the Shipbuilders last season
llhds Newport News still trying 70 land
9 ., manager. The management Of the
SShlpDullders is after Joe Lake, former
pdg league catcher but the fact that tbe
Ghieago White Sox hold strings on lake
IS said to be blocking the deal LAKE,
Is said to be anxious to come to New.
port News and if Owner Comiskev, Of
sne Whltee SoX, will be a party to the
oafgaln, Lake probably will be signed
al Al BridWell, formerly a star per.
former with the New York Giants il
likely candidate for a mana seriai
perth with one of the Carolina clubs
Portsmouth lands another experienced
payer and manager in James Barton
VINO mas managed four clubs, incIuding
Ihe Cincinnati team of the Inited
. league, with it the last four
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
PLANNING TO PLAY

Dolly is planning to take his regu
lar place In the Augusta infield de-
spite the fact that he IL getting alonl
in baseball years and is far from q
spring chicken. Monroe Randolph, a'
Dolly Is known In polite society, Is still
able to play rings around many intleld-
,ers in the Sally and he can't resist
the temptation to break into the lineup
and take care Of one Of the first line
trenches. Stark will likely play short
or third base for Augusta.
Dolly has been given a very attrHc-
tive contract by the Augusta uagnates,
and viii receive a salary OF something
between 81, 500 and $4,000 for his year s
work. stipend not to be spoofed at
for plotting Sally league club. In
addition to the salary, Dolly viii be
given an opportunity to acquire half
interest in the club. and at the close Of
the 1920 campaign, II things nave
PANIED out well and the team has made
money, ii is more than probable that
Monroe Randolph win bloom out into a
something like that,
Since the 1919 season closed Dolly has
been In Memphis selling automobiles,
and stated that he intended sticking to
the buzz-cart game and pass up the
diamond. But he also stated that he
didn't know whether he would be able
TO resist the lure of the national game
or not, and that when the baseball pot
started boiling he might suceumb, And
40 he has
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
BABE RUTH.

-, Baltimore is back in the Iimolieht
,ne way 1t was at the time that Soh~'
M, ~ m going back back. bacl, -
halumore' was all the 60. ~
>, f9r thal's the town where R,ho
hulh' coStltcSt player in baseball lis
lofE' got his start, When Ruth was
Spa ny me Red SoX to the Yankees
o o,r o'her daE Tor $-5,000 in cash mo
oll'f players involved Baltimore had
an added thrill as a result Of EDih ,'g
early connections there "''' ~
hah" Is 70 years old lie was b,r,,
IN Baltimore on Feb. 7. 1924 H., v.al
discovered, by Jack Dunn nr ,%e
Baltimore club while Babe vas plaving
with the ball club Of the Mount Sa ir9
gpDS1pn seaool IN that city. Dunn signed
Ruth IN for l9i4 As a pitcher
When Boston bought Ruth thar yo,,o
season-for S2.1o0-it was because AZ
his clever pitching No one bad ,C
need anything unusual about hjs bat.
His pitching sttl ovcrshadowed HE
batting IN 1915 when he helped burl
we Ked SoN to the pennant. He led
me league as winner that wear Win
~ victories and only seven defeats ~"
following season he won 60 and ioS,
ID and capped off his wears wo,l ~
setting a new worlds series record 10
pitching shutout innings by HOLDING no
opposition scoreless for IS innings ono
more than Mathewson held the Ain.
letics runless
In 1917 Ruth won - and lost Il
games. In 1918 his record was IA and
seven. Last year he won eight and
lost five anu
While pitching stellar bali these vears
he became the most wonderful hattar
OF all time. Last year he slammed on,
% home runs breaking the biz league
records. He laced out four. base Sjts
in every park in the league.
Ruth batted as IN 1915. hit .27g In
1916. averaged 1925 in 1917. was cred
tied with a 800 average In 1918 and
last year his season base-hlt average
was 322.
In 1915 he slammed out four homers.
In 1916 he got three The next year he
two. In 1918 he nailed II.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
'TAD'STID-BITS
GUNBoAT SMITH cHIRPs

IN nDunooat smith, who is al present
otb can a. francisco. was interviewed the
%lhsr day by Warren Brown. of he
Call regarding the outcome Of tho , rne
p ppse 20, Carpenter Dempsey fight Tbe
sald I TIgbf r, wouldn't make pick, but
sey looked bit the better Of Inc t,ro
cn1 carpenter is a real Fighter the the
,n, added Don't think that he.
Sause ne lost to Klaus and panlsn tbat
h he ism t. lie fought those guys when hen
me was ts,l u years old. and take it from
n aus ooIa those birds were prmed for
y sIaughter AT that time. Punch He
shocked Beckett out with one xxx and nd
ppeIore that put Wells away twice W Si
tights. too. e VI ''oSe
on, don't think that Dempsey has met
Mn Mn, man as good as Carpenter in his
wheie career. That mob he licked in
me past two years was nothing h,,t
a. punch OF hams. Wait until Dempsev
nas oeaf extended in a fight. then we'll
hnow whether he's the star he's sun.
posed 70 be or not =" S"P-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
GEORGE BURNS.

The, majority OF the gray hairs ac-
CURED by National league hurlers Ia ar
year can be blamed on George Burns
veteran Giant gardener. He proved r.
be the toughest bird in the circuit for
the slab artists to handle. Concrete
evidence proving this is shown by The
TACT that he worked said hurlers for
more passes than anybody else I'm the
league. He drew 50 tickets. That bo
was IN class by himself Is shown Nv
the fact that Morris Rath. Red in.
lleider. the next best man at drawing
transportation, acquired only GO passes
They played in the same number Of
games.
Burns didn't count entirely on wait.
ing out the pitchers either. as his bat
ting average OF 1908 for the season
indicates.
George is regarded as one of the heat
outfieldcrs In the league lie has been
serving MclfrRw for eight years, ioin
the club In 1912. He began his nro
career in Utica, n. Y. his home town,
and went right from there TO Gotham
after three years experience. He ha.
been a consistent and timely hitter
every year. Three times he has landed
in the charmed circle by a few points
IN l9i4-l7-l9. He batted around 90
the other years. He's 30 years old and
~ due TO shine in the big show several
more seasons before Father Time hoI.
lera come hither. George" and sends
him to the minors or some other bust.
ness
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23


/ t1e When the season ended He still
| has the greater portion Of his last sea
| son nan players on his reserve list and
WIZ get a good start toward making n
hunt. o." ''' ""''S rug
,bill Thweatt, at present a member
| OF me Memphis Chicks pitching staff
ana Vincent Walsh, who PLAYED one Of
ne infield positions for the Tribe dur.
slng q portion Of last season we're with
stark In Augusta last season and both
pfaormed well, Walsh win remain
WIN Dolly while Tnweatt win perform
WIN the local southern association rluh
Doiy Is in Augusta outlining plans
Iof me 1870 season, He expects 10 re-
mann mere for a few DAYS, and then
tsluIn TO Memphis. where he win await
we spring training season. Stark and
nls ciuo president, during the ensuing
Few DAYS, viii go over the contracts az
ane players he has on his reserve ust
ana make any such changes as are
Ieemed necessary. The contracts viii
pe mailed out early next month i'm time
20 give Dolly a chance to get any az
ms recaloitrants In line should thare
De any OF this Stribp
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23

A. L, G.-Ty Cobb is 81 years of age
ana Walter johnson is 80. Babe Ruth
Is 26 and Jack Dempsey "a.
NAPOLEON Lajoie, the greatest second
fe ga in the history of the. game,
FADED out Of the picture without ever
having gratified the ambition of a lffe-
tim me be IN worlds series.
me great trenchman spent many
years IN The major leagues, but Fate
denied him the one big thing he craved.
=
~ Vn tne opposing paw, turn and give
Fat Duncan a slant. On his first Year
up as real big Lacquer Pat was on a
pennant. winner, the Cincinnati Reds,
and then was member OF the worlds
champions, the Reds taklnu the White
Sox IN the 1919 fall classic
Liable was the king of his pack, aro
duncan. while GOOD. is many LEAGUES
National. :" '"e
And yet LaIole never was on a win.
ner, and Duncan picked one on his first
start ~" ''S
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
KNIGHTS LOSE.

The, second game was one Of the best
played AMI hardest fought games of the
season. The first half was as near even
at every angle as could be, each team
scoring i've field goals, Gilmore, of the
Y, put four OF the five through for his
squad and Hippler, of the knights,
Gagged three
The second half started with the
Knights having changed their lineup
completely. Hippler and Brown replaced
Rush and Davis at forward. Davis going
TO center and Streuli, who played center
in the, first round, to guard. with Rush
as q partner The change didn't seem
to improve the playing of the knights
and the Y got the best of the second
period by adding eight more points to
their string while the knights scored
The PLAYING Of Gilmore for the winners
end Hinpler and Davis, of the KNIGHTS,
featured
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
Legion Condemns Him

since then a few posts of the Amer
lcan Legion who are not in any wav
familiar with my record adopted reso-
lutions. condemning me as 'draft
dodger' in the late war, an Indictment
wholly unsupported by facts. X
what | have done has been to fol-
low implicitly the instructions as given
to me by the representatives of the
government. The slogan at that time
was follow the governments instruc-
tons That applied to me as to every
other citizen in the United States and
was carrying out their orders and
abiding by their instructions, and I was
not a draft dodger as the few legion
posts have declared and base their de-
cision on false evidence through persons
who are trying to put same over to
further their own selfish interests Am
to be crucified and condemned be-
cause l followed the orders as given to
me BY the government?
This is an appeal to you as a BODY
or thorough and honorable sportsmen
whose aim has always been justice and
squareness and a square deal to all to
investigate this matter thoroughly and
II | am innocent of the charge of draft
dodger clear me publicly before the
world, and II am guilty condemn me.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
BUYS NEWPORT NEWS
VIRGINIA LEAGUE CLUB

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Jan. GA
stock company last night took charge
OF the Newport News baseball club Of
me Virginia league for the season NJ
l9-o; agreeing to pay G. S, Barnes, for
merry sole owner Of the club, the sIm
OF $4,000 for his franchise and the play-
eLS ne al present owns. Officers for
the club were elected last nirbt ma
manager will be Signed within die newt
few DAYS Wv 'VA'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23

Unpleasant weather conditions didn't
Seem To bother the fans that found their
way 10 the Ben Hur hall Thursday night
to witness tho second show of the Fra
ternal league The first game Of the
evening went to the Columbia Wood
men over the Ben Hurs by the score OF
20 to ~. The Y Dornttory sent their
supporters home rejoicing by taking the
Giosing affair from the Knights Of So
iumbuS, score - to L.
Ihe columbia Woodmen started the
game by scoring two field goals in the
nrst few minutes Of play and from then
on had no trouble in handing their OPP
poheht heating The first period end
So WITH the Woodmen having Gagged
i've tleld goals and two from foul, while
the Hurs only ehalked up six points, all
Of which were field goals.
In the second half the Ben Hurs put
up little sitter resistance for the first
lew minutes of play, but soon weakened
ana the Woodmen started their scoring
stunt again. The Woodmen added IL
points to their string in this period.
WINE their opponents put over eight
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
OIL YMPIC TRYOUTS TO
GO TO Pasadena, CAL.

NEW YORK, Jan 2S.-The Ameri-
! can Olympic committee has received
| from Pasadena. Cal, request that the
Pacific Coast olympic tryout games be
held in that city next summer. The
question viii be considered by the com =
mlttec and a decision made later. The
petition Is signed by Charles ", pad.
dock, holder Of the nteralHed 100 and
200 meter championships and John r,
Pearman, of the Pansadena board Of
trade.
Secretary Frederick W. Ruben. of
the American Olympic committed said
today that three, possibly four, prelimi-
nary meets would be held next sum
mer, one In the East, one in the Mid
die West, near Chicago, and a third on
the Pacific coast, with the possibility OF
fifth at some Southern point
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
LOCAL BOYS GOING

. stark is planning to give several loca,
S sniihhi-hro BAH players a chance with his
t trat, ms season and when the spring
Tor some OF the best Of lie Ma,, STIil
talent There are bah PLAYERS narfny,,,
ing IN Memphis Associated Amotem,,
Teams who have the goods to stIrt IN
she Saliy, and Dolly believes he viii
% able to pick several diamonds ont
~, STARK Is Q great stickler for helnIng
th tr ng1he BOYS, being Memphian
best to develop some OF Tho % IncaI 40 nls
INTO full-fledged Professionals ''''e"'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
HEAVIES BARRED.

TRENTON, n. J., Jan. 23-The state
athletic commission today Temporarily
barred Dan (Porky) Flynn, OF Boston.
and Al Reich, Of New York. from on
gaglng In bouts in New Jersey on the
ground that they slammed" at box
ing exhibition here Christmas day,
Flynn, under the commissions ruling. is
barred one year and Reich six months.
The commission ordered that charitable
here be given the money
which the boxers we're 10 have received
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
Dolly Stark Signs to
Manage Augusta Club
Ex-Chck Manager and nfeder Decides Heed Call of the
Diamond and VIII Again Head South Atlantic Association
Remarkably on Job,
BY BOB PIGUE.

] + G.. !. III. : !
known thru the length of
ESS1G the Atlantic
club taking
the and made showing
the 1919 baseball Dolly home in
spending the
through he
Augusta the officials league club have beep
weeks finally captuae being
unable to the excellent offer they
Augusta going matters tho
the y $40
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
Giants And Red SOr
Play Here During
Southern Tour

BOSTON, Jan. ga jschedp,o of
games to he played by the Boston
american baseball club and the New
lork Nationals on their spring traininS
or was announced today by Officials
Of the Boston team, as follows: no
!, M" &c y, 70, Fort Worth, Tex; 81. Dali
Fort Worth. at Fort worth, and Gion VS.,
vs.. Dallas, at Dallas; "a, San Anfonio'
- AUSTIN: 26, Houston; ~ and 81 Wew
orleans, La. %, Mobile: 30. Vtcks.
bcrg; 81, Memphis. Tenn: ApriI
Memphis; ?, Nashville: 3, Atlanta, Ga =
=; ,oorhtattainooga; 5, Asheyile, n. C.; g.
Norfolk; 8, Reading, Pa? 10 and ~
Polo Grounds, n. Z. CIV ~
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
You Will Never Be Cured by
Local Treatment With Sprays.

Catarrh is a condition Of the blood
and can not be cured by local appli-
cations of sprays and douches; this has
been proven py the thousands who have
vainly resorted to this method of treat
ment.
Catarrh should not be neglected or ex-
perimented with. The wrong treat
'nent Is valuable time lost, during which
the disease is getting a firmer hold
upon its victim, and making it more
difficult for even the proper treat
ment to accomplish results.
Though Catarrh makes its first APP
pearance in the nostrils, throat and
air passages the disease becomes more
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
TIGERS AFTER THWEATT

Big Bt'l Th"eatt, the biggest pitcher
IN captivity. who is on the roster ~
the IocaI bali club, ia again being
sought by the Detroit Tigers prosie
gent Frank j. NGviu, of the Tyeobbcrs
taS heen IN Communication with the
lIuai cup G0iiirlaIs relative to the pur-
chase OF WiiIoWy William, and have
for him "" ""''
But the Chick officials have docided
10 retain Bill for the lq90 season n
least and II he makes good. the Mem.
rms ciub owners viii then entertain an
offer for him after the appru9ching ycar
has been checked Oft. N'''
hWeatt IS rtght~handcr with lots
or stun and with every carnark Of n
successful hlllmau. 1t
Bin viii lose nothing by remaining
with the Chicks this season
ne should 90 to Detroit, think of
what he'd be up against whsn the
New York club came 10 town. '"e
Pitching against Babe Ruth. Duffy
Lewis Ping Bodie, Waily Pipp Rooar
Peekinpsuah, DerriIl Pratt. Erant a.
ker and Sam Wick is FAR from an in.
VltIng assignment '
Umpiring is the VERY, last u.ora f.,
being the toughest, most difffruIt ond
most thanklcsS job in the whole y,oriJ
yet every season before the campaign
u que 70 open between 10 and 100 ap-
handlers Of the Indicator
=, After seeing what am umptre goes
through IRON. year to year It's dlYirtIit
10 understand how anybody could vol
unfairly tackle such WOODY task
For instance, In the Southern last
season. there were Instances in which
aro.'ers hao TO be protected by Off
GERS ana IN one case-and this han.
pened IN Memphis--an umpire had 10
90 under me erandstand and remain
untll the fans had dispersed 40 Rot
were they after him. 50 NOT
Day after day they are TARGETS for
verbal briekbats from fans, ard so,,e'
times the fans use somethins n,nS.
striking than verbal bricks, sendlna
o oOsn , bottles and other missiles out
arg yet-there are more application.
Tor the Job than can possibly be fiIIed'
niylng the matter abundant thought
one marNels at how they get that wav
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
IEX-CHICK PILOT 70 AUGUSTA--"Y" FIVE TO CAPITAL
LOCAL BASRETEERS
TAKE ON HANDLERS
"Y'' Basketball Team in Nash
vile for Two Game Series.
Play Vanderbilt Saturday

The Memphis Y basketball five is un-
Nashville, where on Friday night the
team will meet the Nashville Raulblers
In the Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium. The To-
cal goal tosSers will take on the Van
derbilt Commodores Saturday night on
the same court.
The Memphians took practically every
regular on the team, realizing that it's.
going to take all they've got in order
TO triumph over the capital citians. The
Ramblers were beaten in their, recent
game in Memphis, and will make
strong effort to get revenge when the
two fives clash Friday night.
Vandy has not been met by Memphis
yet, but the Gold and Black five is
strong and a hard game is anticipated
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
Don't Experiment With Catarrh;
ItOften Leads to Dread Consumption

anf more aggravated and finally.
reaches down into the lungs, and every
one recognizes the alarming conditions
that result when the lungs are affected.
Thus Catarrh may be the forerunner
of that most dreaded and hopeless of all
diseases, consumption.
No local treatment affords perma-
nent relief. Experience has taught that
5. s. s. is the one remedy which at
tacks the disease at its source, the
blood, and produces satisfactoryrres,il
in even the worst cases. Catarrh suf-
ferers are urged to give S. S. S. thor
ough trial. 1t is sold by all druggists. :
You are invited to write to the Medical
Department for expert advice as to
how to treat your own case. Address
Swift Specific Co, 254 Swift Labora-
tory. Atlanta, Ga. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23

A NATURAL FIGHTER

stark Is buhbling over with pep and
fight, and plans to keep the other five
clubs in the Sally hustllug this season
to finish ahead OF him. Dolly took
charge OF the Augusta team after two
managers had been weighed in the bal
anca and found wanting, and in short
time he cleared away the baseball
debris and was well on the way to a
respectable berth In the league stand
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
MUDHENs 70 pADUoAH.

! PADUCAH, Ky. Jan 2S.-According
to letter received by C. w Craig,
secretary Of the board Of trade, the To-
ledo baseball club will go into training
at Paducah about March. Is this year.
The communication from Roger P. Bres-
nahan stated that final arrangements
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
JoNESBoRo TO PLAY.

JoNESBORO. Ark, Jan. 90. (Spl)--
The Little Rock Y. M c. A. basketball
team will play the Jonesboro "Y" team
in this city Friday night.
The game is looked forward to with
q. great deal of interest by lovers of
this sport.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
WAUGH DEMoTT DRAW

DOUGLAS, Ariz., Jan 23,-Bobby
Waugh Of Fort Worth, Tex. and Ralph
dsMott, 18th infantry, fought a 10-round
draw here last night.
Harry Greb and Chief Clay Turner
are to exchange punches for six rounds
at the Olympia A. A., of Philadelphia,
next Monday evening.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
GIBBONS And BROWN
MATCHED FOR FEB. 2

PEORIA, H., Jan. 23.-George
Knockout Brown of Chicago, and
Tommy Gibbons, of ST. Paul middle
rounds here on the night of Feb. a.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
WOODMEN CAPTURE.
LEADERSHIP IN THE.
FRATERNAL LEAGUE.
Have Easy Time With Ben
HurS at Latter'S HaII-"Y"
and Knights in Close Con-
test, But 0Ormitory Cops.
FRATERNAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of Teams.

ThuTsuay NIahts Results, Ben. Hur
HALL
Columbian Woodmcn 25, Ben Hur
Il,
Y Dormitory 10, X. of {. IS,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23

Field goals: Hinner 4. Davis
streuli l. Gilmore 8. Turner /. Beams /,
Moore !, Harris I. Foul goals: Iiipper
l, Davis ., Gilmore .
REORGANIZATION
Fridays Games at Y. NJ. c. A.
First game starts at S O'Clock, KNIGHTS
OF Columbus VS.. Vocational, second
teams.
Flying Squadron VS. Ben Hur second
team
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23

mentioned hrssaker but if proposition can be MT en
prove well worth the local clubs and money ~ " WI"
barger has been sounded the deal
Columbus although he
peeVed at the Memphis
right after having of the manaeer not out
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23

renry appears to be veteran. but
the fact remains that he 10 oni, o.
years Of age. He is partially bald hut
states that the reason for tine shyness
o. tnatch upon his crust is that he had
tne fu some time ago, which resulted
IN MS dome shedding He SAYS he has
H,ea everything to make it grow back,
ou. rs SUI gong. going, and that in
the present rate, o'' CT
since getting out of the army Henry
mas fought Benny VaIGar frankie
srltt, frankie Callahan, johnny Held
erer, Ray Rivers and Others
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
HENRY A PUNCHER

kld Henry, the Newark lightweight,
VINO Is to meet Rebel Red Herring at
the Southern Athletic club next Mon.
Gay night, has already demonstrated to
NE rallbirds and boxing followers who
VISIT me Winchester avenue battle
ground during the training period that
ne Will be far from a bed of roses in
MS approaching battle with Herring.
Henry Travelled three fast rounds
WIN Young Fast Black a local smoke
VINO Is also on the Monday night card,
ara an during the melee he slammed Black
itl.9ush me ropes a couple of times.
Back thought a Kangaroo was boxins
MN; Black says Henry is one of the
hardest punchers he ever went m
against, and Black has met some wal
lcpers during his career as a glovester
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23

nos BOLIVAR BARGER, exChick manager will very likely
DC aded by the Memphis club to the Columbus club of The
AmeIlcan association deal is in the making which
VIII transfer the former chefain the Trbe'to the Coum
S uD ana winch VIII bring to Memphis high-class first
% ana siugger extraordinary Of course few dollars
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23

TINE definite purpose of this
store is to offer only best
quality, highest values, best
service. Every sale made must
satisfy the buyer.