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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07

sol 600 Stone and plaster. Z
chambers. sleeping porch,
3 baths. electricity, ga
07'xlT5'. Possess
sion June LIST.
S25 600 Attractive brick Colonial,
~ center entrance, 5 cham
bers. 3 baths. electricity,
~hot-water heat. 70x2O0'.
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Stone Mansion

with 81 acres OF ground. with ,.r...
Ior = cars and chauftcur's quarters; re-
eeption hall, music room, library. dining
thooroym' PANTRY. Kitchen. laundry. lava:
torx ana den; master bedrooms, z
baths 4 s%ervants' rooms and bath, linen
closet. Price. 500, 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07
DARBY
DREXEL HILL
OUR HOME MUST BE SOLD

A'hSS IL WILL
My change OF residence to California
torc"s mo to sell my suburban
home al 80 Forrest ave, Drcxrl Hill,
Although this old English house is not
absolute perfection, still II is about as
honey and convenient to live In as
could be desired.
Briefly, It is on top OF the hill over
looking tho city, has 1874 feet front
hs" and is surrounded 10y Old shade,
towering shrubs and fruit trees,
The house Ia freprOof granite tho
nrst story. rough cast and half tim
root.
Al appointments are absolutely UP to
date-douhle oak floors. c~lCc.ric
lights. d~umbwstter, speaking tubes.
gapor- vacuum steam heat, etc on the
hrst moor one enters a large. beamed-
Ceilng living room. walls panelled in
oak; n large dining room, hurlaped
and panelled wall; kitchen with Gas
range cupboards and indirect light
ing " ny ~ II, pantry large bay
toilet and Photographic darkroom;
concrete, screened porch front and
side; also " back purChes,
Second foor-Complete suite. entered
by single door, consisting OF kitchen.
pantry, screened-tn porch, bay-window
dining room, bathroom and two sleep-
ing rooms, The, rest OF the floor con
with doors connecting. and is by Ia
n, screened sleeping porch, with sIId-
Ing windows above ports-oochers, and
A closed stairway, with hSndrau.
leads % THIRD noor Three large
room. also screened porch 3 by is n,
Basement - Laundry, wine cellar
mushroom cellar. furnace. fruit and
storage rooms, ~
Thls spfendid home can he bought for
less than you could possibly build IL
! Available LIST OF May. ~
Fine buy for anybody Who wants a
real home, Price, s2b. 900.
E. &. FOLJAAIBH
Telsuhone LAnsdowne lse&
i5bEFS .ss5Sa~.ifias. !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07

OAK LANE

OAK I.ANE-15l5 6sth ave-: desIrabIo :
Her, 3 story: inclosed porch. open Fireplace,
early possessions bargain at S1I o6S' etc;
TAUI.ANE, 900 Walnut ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-07

OLD corner property, $500: frame house.
Old shade. Howard Butler. Narberth. Phi.
ARDSIEY
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LATHAM PARK
LLANERCH

81 0OO NEW. DETACHED. TOME
" WV and stucco construction; ON ipt
50xlb0: best of location; : rooms. batS
laundry and sleeping porch. "
WILLIAM J. OFT, BROOKLINE, PA,
Phone, Llanerch 20S.
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GHIA
LANGHORNE
UNDER REAL VALUE

Brownstone house. II rooms. all oopvs
hardwood finish: wide central hall: two ba.hu.
four hreplaces: In perfect orders garage: tx
acres: near station; price much less than re-
placement value of house alone: a real bar
gain. Immediate possession.
PETERS son. COS CHESTNUT ST, PHIIA:
ON TROLLEY; NEAR STATION; ? acres:
very desirable property: dwelling; all con
veniences: old shade, barn, garage; outbuild.
ings: fruit and berries: possession at once,
sGo00. Arthur P. Townsend. Lanahorns. Pa.
SOUTH LANGHORNE-Desirable ccuntry
dwelling. close to station: garage; lot 1901
$50. ]. Edward Lutz. 240 ". 18th st.
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NORWOOD

NoRwooD-For nsis, i2-room dwelling ali
eenvcpienccs; corner lot; eool rspnlr7 err
seceo. AcKKh. Ashi&nd sad fsrksr ssss1.
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Large Stone House

lilo acros, with garage for q cars;
nrst noor.. O. rooms second and third
hardwood roors on nrs an and second SaIaf SSar
Price. s35. 900.
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BEECHwOOD

or sss Ardsley ave. 25 by 1875; $3.50.
SWESTEEY, 2O3 Liberty Bldg.
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Large Colonial House

liable and garage. with room for chauf-
feur In garage; about 2 acres OF ground
iarge library, reception room, . pantriee,
Kitchen apd laundry, etc. Z bedrooms, 2
bathrooms. trunkroom, large storeroom:
. open hreplaCes. Price. S3S, 900.
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Stone Colonial Home

q OF an acre. with room for garage;
first floor, large hall. Lying room. dining
servants' porch: 8 open frcplaces; 8 mas
ter bedrooms. . bathrooms. room with
toilet and washstand. 2 servants rooms.
S85, 900.
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Two-Acre Village Home
AI.DAN

StsfS 900; others from $4,000 to 500. 900;
,,sS building sites and ACREAGE; all at fair
aricss Write OLIVER BURLINGTON.
bRidan, Pa. Phone Lansdowne OF.
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Detached Stone House

in ST. Martins. with about y of an
acre: FIRST. hall. reception room, library.
dry: second and third floors. Z bedrooms
and 2 bathrooms. Price. $4,000.
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Stone Detached House

r. the whitemarsh Valley, with about
room, pantry. Kitchen and laundry in
basement; 7 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms;
hot-water heat, gas and electricity. Price.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05

Jake Gibbs, the Union City deadeye
and former pro, is smashing them as
an amateur now. However, "Nigger"
is not eligible for the state crown as
he has not put in his two years as a
Simon pure.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Babe Ruth. king Of the home run
hitters, who last season set new
world $ record Of g. will eclipse that
remarkable performance this season il
ne continues his present pace.
The New York sluggcr connected with
a trio ~ homers In double header
against Washington on Wednesday, Civ
ing him total Of Is circuit drives thus
Tar. kuth, AS result Of his remarkable
batting streak, pulled himself up among
the batting leaders OF the American
League, according to averages including
Wednesdays games released today.
Last week he was hitting 302 This
week figures show him to be batting
aSa lto leads the league in total bases
with 96
IRIS Speaker leader of the Cleveland
Indians, has stepped out in front OF the
regulars who played in IS or more
games with batting average of .397,
As compared with 339 last week. John
ston, teammate, who led the league
last week, dropped TO second place al q
though he boosted his mark from 375
to 3s2
Speaker in addition to leading the
batters is the best run getter in the
league, having registered II times, He
cracked out IS hits In l46 times at bat
In ~ games for a total OF SO bases.
which include 70 doubles, three triples
and four home runs.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
ACTION ASSURED.

Memphis fans are always assured a
mill brimtul OF action when Pal Moore
Is billed to box, for he always gives
satisfaction everywhere he shows, and
especially does he extend himself when
he returns home, Pal is the most pop
ular glovester that Memphis ever de-
veloped, and he is proud that his fell
low townsnen hold him in such high
esteem. He says he had rather fight
here than anywhere else on the globe.
which Is the reason he always goes
the limit to please his audience
Moore is without question the peer
OF any bantam that ever stepped into
the resined ring. barring nobody, and
has shown by his work during the past
two years that he Is the master of them
all He has not picked the soft ones
In the bantam outfit, but has met the
tough ones along with the dubs, coming
away with the belts of the majority OF
them. His only setback in recent years
occurred recently in Cleveland. when
Carl Tremaine was given the decision
over him He is planning to meet Ire
maine In a return encounter June Is
and says he is confident OF evening the
score with the Sixth Citian.
Moore stopped over In Chicago on
his way to Memphis from the coast to
give his headquarters the once over
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
RACE TIGHTENS
IN THE SOUTHERN
Collapse of Chicks and Climb
of Travellers Features
Week.

Rain disrupted the playing schedule
in the Southern association this week.
but enough contests were completed to
put an end to the spectacular winning
streak of the Memphis club and to en-
able Little Rock to make a mighty
bid for first honors. Rain postponed
nine games
The Travellers have won four out of
five contests since last Friday putting
them close behind the Memphis club.
The latter team, which week in and week
out has played probably the most con-
sstent ball of any organization in the
league. won three out of five. Mem
phis dropped three out of five, putting
that club down nearer to Little Rock,
which remained in second place.
For about the first time this season
the sum-up at the end of week
showed the Chattanooga Lookouts with
more victories than defeats to their
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
MURPHY GETS READY.

Jimmy Murphy, who viii be in the
opposite corner from Moore Monday
night. is in need OF but little condi-
tloninE, for he worked three weeks in
anticipation of his mill with Bernie
Hahn. and has been working out daily
since. He will box Saturday and Sun
day with local boys at the S. A. c.,
and says he will be ready when Doc
Pincus sounds the gong Monday night
somewhere around $50 o'clock.
Murphy is tall and about Moore's
height and build, and is legitimate
bantam. He Is not expecting any trouble
In making the stipulated 100 pounds
although a trifle over that figure at
the present. He has not started dry
ing out" yet. which will put him down
to the proper fighting weight.
Action all the way is promised in
the preliminaries. All OF the particl-
pants in the three four-round mills that
are toa be served as appetizers TO the
main show are working each afternoon
at the S. A, c.
Tickets are on sale at all uptown cigar
stores, and tho indications are that a
full house win sit in at the show, which
Is certain to be one of the best cards
OF the season.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
TRAVELLERS WIN
AGAIN; DOUBLE
BILL SATURDAY
Hugh Canavan Batted Hard by
Little RoCk-TWo Contests
Will Wind Up Stay of Lead
erS in Pebble City.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. June 5.-The
Chicks and Travellers will play a double
will work for the Travellers and Albris
header today. Lehman and Hengeveld
and Thweatt for the Chicks.
John MCCloskeys Chicksaws looked
like anything but league leaders yes
terday afternoon. They punched six
errors with II hits secured off Hughie
Caravan and the Travellers won the sec
ond straight game of the crucial series,
coming to within two games of the
Chicks Harry Harper drove liner
over Sloan's head in the opening in
ming, which went for home run.
Canavan helped in the error making
wild pitch. ali resulting in runs. on
posed to Caravan was Chief Moses
Yellowhorse, the Travellers youthful
Indian chunker. The Indian pitched n
great game of ball, holding the Chicks
TO four hits and tanning six. Vance
McLarry, Griffin, Blades Bischoff and
Collenberger each were strike-out VIC
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
BARRING OF FREAKS
CAUSE OF HITTING

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.--The big
increase in home runs this season Is
not due to any change IN the ball, &C
cording to Thomas Shibe. a member of
the firm that manufactures all the base
balls used in the major leagues, and
ce-presldent Of the Philadelphia
American league club.
1.-THE baseball used this year" said
Mr.. Shibe, lis the same as used last
year and several seasons before that
The specifications this year called for
the same yarn, the same cork center.
the same size and weight Of rubber and
the same horschide. II has not been
changed one iota and no effort has been
made to turn out livelieT ball
Mr. Shibe said his theory was that
the abolition OF all freak deliveries was
the cause Of the hard hitting. with
all freak deliveries dead" he said, and
the splitter almost dead, the batsmen
are able TO hit the ball more solidly
There are no longer any emery or sa-
Iva covered spheres to make the ball
glide off the bat"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05

credit. The Lookouts got the decision
In four games and lost in three. New
Orleans won three and lost three; Bir-
mingham still feeling the strain OF its
recent spectacular winning streak, also
broke even with two victories and two
defeats. Nashville dropped three and
won four and the Atlanta team con-
tinued its slump by dropping the only
three games that rain permitted II TO
play. The Crackers have now lost six
straight and apparently seem deter
mined to contest Chattanooga cellar
rights. Stories of internal difficulties
arising since illness prevented Presi-
dent Frank from giving his entire at
tention TO the team have been printed
in Atlanta, to account for the poor form
displayed,
With its powerful attack. led by Mil
Ter, Wano and Brottem, the Little
Rock team has been enabled to hold it's
opponents by balanced pitch
ing staff, of which Moses Yellowhorse,
an Indian, has proved to be the star.
His wonderful control accounted for
two of the four victories of the Tray
elers since last Friday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
PILLS ARE BEATEN

PHILADELPHIA, June MYERS
terrific batting gave Meadows his first
defeat Of the season yesterday. Phila-
delphia losing to /. After the locals
scored In the fifth, two passes and ].
Mller's error filled the bases In Brook
lyn's half OF the sixth. Then came the
first hit OF the game off Meadows, NY
crs double, that scored two runs My
ers drove in the visitors third run with
a triple.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
MILLER PASSES
BLADES AMONG
S. |. H|TTERS
Little Rock 0utfieIder Ham,
mering Ball for $50 Aver
age-Four Chicks Are in
Select 300 Class.

Btng Miller, Little Rock outfielder,
has passed Ray Blades. Chick infielder,
IN the race for batting honors in the
southern. Miller is hitting $50, with
Blades third with $40 BRAZIL, Atlanta
second baseman, Is batting .345,
There are four Tribesmen batting over
;SGO-Dixie Carroll, Ray Blades, Andy
High and Polly McLarry. Carroll leads
the base stealers, with IS to his credit
Pat Albris leads the leagues pitchers
with six victories and one defeat. The
complete averages through Wednesday
OF this week, are rs follows:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
LONG ROAD TRIP AHEAD.

Following the Sunday affair. at Russ
wood, the Chicks Will embark on their
second Southern invasion which viii
keep them away until sunday, June 20.
The first stop the Tribe will make
will be New orleans. where they are
billed for three games with the Peil-
cans on June Z, 8 and 3.
From New Orleans they VIII go to
Mobile for four clashes with the Bears
on June 10, IL, IL and 10.
After the Mobile series, the Chicks
will invade Atlanta and meet the
cracking Crackers in three contests on
June II, Is and l6,
After the Atlantans have been dis
posed of, the Chicks will go 10 Biz
bingham, where they Will take on the
Barons in a trio OF contests, which VIII
wind UP their pilgrimage on foreign
soil.
The Tribe win then return to Mem
phis on Sunday. June 20, and meet the
Little Rock Travellers
The case OF the Chicks Is fast becom-
ing critical, Having lost two games IN
a row, and being crippled almost be-
yond repair, the outlook Is lar IRON one
TO give three cheers over.
Vance, Caravan, Albris and Thweatt
are showing signs OF collapse due TO
overwork, and unless they are given a
rest soon, they will be ruined for the
season.
Something should be done at once be-
fore Il is too late and before the Chicks
take a headlong plunge from the top
The Little Rock Travellers are In close
proximity OF the Chicks, and unless
the Tribe takes a brace shortly, y
means that the coveted leadership Will
be relinqushed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
FIVE RACES MAKE
UP MATINEE BILL

Five races comprise the program OF
the Tri-S State Driving club, to be staged
at the fairgrounds Saturday beginning
at 230 o'clock In the feature event
Tip Top, owned and driven by Fred
Orgll, will meet Romac Mills, owned
and driven by Luther McCallum.
Tip Top has twice defeated Romac
Mills in match races this season, but
last week the McCallum entry ran up
new seasons record for the mile in
,2Iilk. Romac Mills adherents feel
that their entry will kick dust in the
eyes of Tip Top, but look for stiff
battle all the way.
and big crowd is expected,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
Chicks Get One Anyway.

The Chicks scored in the opening in
ming, due to a hobble with two out.
Carroll doubled, McLarry popped to Nc
Ginnis, Griffin flied to Frierson and
Carroll scored when the fly was muffed.
Not another man reached third and
only one got to second during the
game.
The Chicks threatened to score in
the ninth, but a daring bit OF robbery
by Miller ended the rally. With one
out Blades singled he was hit on
the leg by the return throw to the in
field and Thweatt was sent in to run
for him. High drove a liner to Miller
and the latter raced back, leaped in
the air and pulled the drive down,
Thweatt had reached third and was
easily doubled at first
Sloan started the game in right field
but was forced give way TO Vance
in the second inning because of an
injury sustained
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
WALTER HAGEN WINS

LONDON, June 5,-walter Hagen. the
American professional golfer playing
Yesterday afternoon, defeated Mr.
Thompson. OF North Foreland, up.
HaReIl's card showed rs strokes, and
MT Thompson 10 Later Hagen par
ticipated in a round over the new ap.
nroachipg and putting course His cam
showed IS strokes. while his competk
TORS had SO and 81. Fifty-four is bog a
for this course
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
LOCAL ATTENDANCE GREAT

Attendance at Russwood park thus
far this season has averaged 1000 fans
a day, according to the figures at
league headquarters given out by Pres
ident John d, Martin.
II merely goes to show what WIN
ming ball club can do. Fans Will patron
lie a team when II shows signs OF I'M
Ishing in the first four, and II the
Chicks can keep In the hunt all season
there's every indication that all previ-
Gus attendance records for season VIII
be broken.
II was stated in these columns Fri
day that in a pitchers battle between
George" Merritt and Tommy Long,
Merritt won It, 1t was intended How
ard" Merritt.
George has quit baseball so long that
he has forgotten about II. George lives
in Memphis.
A fan drops a five-page letter stat
ing the various ills that beset the Mem
phis club and how they shall be cured
He also states that the Memphis man
agement has spent no money THIS year
in getting together the present ban
club.
We'd like for him to take peek at
the books Of the Chicks as 10 eNpendl-
lures for talent this year. He ana
lot OF others just like him might chahse
their minds.
Criticism Is all right, but 1t should
be based upon facts.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
BROWNS BEAT INDIANS.

CLEVELAND. June 5-St. Louis
took the first game OF the series, 7 to 6.
batting Bagby from the box In the mn
inning, when II scored five runs on five
hits, including triple by Gedeon and
Bagby's error. Cleveland hit Sothoron
hard. but he scored what proved to he
the winning run In the ninth on his
double, Toblns single and the squeeze
play worked by Gedeon-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
BANTAMS ARRIVE
AND MAKE READY
FOR MONDAY CO
Pal Moore, Memphis Flash,
Comes All the Way From
Portland, Me- murphy lust
Out of Springfield.
BY BOB PIGUE.

The principals In Mondays nights
glove show at the Southern Athletic
club, Pal Moore and Jimmy Muir
ply, arrived In Memphis late Fri.
day, Pal came all the way from
Portland, Me-, where on last Mon.
DAY night he polished OFT Jabez
White, while Jimmy is Just out Of
Springfield, Ill.,, where he took the
measure OF Bernie t4ahn last Mon.
day, Both bantams appear to be
IN good shape, and viii need but
little work to put them on edge for
the Monday glove battle. Moore and
Murphy Will work out Saturday and
sunday afternoons at the Southern
A. c. Fans are invited 20 90 up and
watch them put on the finishing
touches for the Monday mill
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
]. T. WILLINGHAM LEAGUE.

Sundays Games-Hodses Field.
Leaders VS., Latura Written, $3.50 pm
Little Midgets VS.. Little Memphis
A,Ib pm.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
FOREST MINER IS
ON SHOOTING TEAM

NEW YORK, June 5.-Forest w. Nc
Neir. Of Houston, Texas, has been
chosen a member Of the American
Olympic trap shooting team in place of
c. NJ Powers, of Decatur, H., who is
unable to make the trip, the American
Trap Shooting association announced
here today The government has
granted permission to ship the teams
ammunition on the army transport
Pocahontas, which will sail June 20, it
was stated.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
RAY SCHALK PLAYS IN
l,OOOTH GAME IN MAJORS

CHICAGO June Subjective pitch
Ing by Dauss held Chicago safe, while
Detroit punched hits OF the local pitch
ers, who were unsteady and Detroit
won the first game Of the series, TO 0.
Ray SChalk completed his l000th major
league game, all OF which he has played
as "A White SOX,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
CHICKASAWS MEET
TRAVELLERS HERE
SUNDAY 3:3OP. NJ.
League Leaders Home for
Single Game Before Begin
ming Their Second Southern
Invasion.
BY BOB PIGUE.

The league leading Chicks are
coming home Sunday for a single
game at Russwood park with the
Little Rock Travellers. Following
Saturdays twin bill In PebbleNlIle,
the two teams Will jump into Mem
pills for the Sunday contest. The
game will start at $3.50 O'Clock.
II Is more than probable that
.Daxxy Vance and Rube Robinson
Will be the opposing pitchers. Vance
Is a right. handler, while Robey Is OF
the portSide species.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
J. B. EDGAR LEAGUE.

Sundays Gares-Loeb Field.
Diamond Runners VS.. st. Marys, $3.50.
Kaffee Beens VS.. Tisdales, 4.15 pm.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
WHERE THEY PLAY.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Memphis at Little Rock g gaInes)
Atlanta at Birmingham.
New Orleans at Mobile.
Chattanooga at Nashville.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at st. Louis.
DELTA LEAGUE,
Clarksdale at Charleston.
Greenville at BelZoni.
jackson at Greenwood,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
TINY RETURNS MONDAY.

Tiny Goodbrcd. Chick pitcher, wires
from Mayo, Fla, that he will reloin
the Chicks in New orleans Monday.
Tiny has been at his home attending
the bedside OF his little daughter who
Is IN.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
BEN HUR LEAGUE.

Sundays Games-oVerton Park.
Chariots VS.. Stars, 2:l5 pm.
Galleys VS.. Camels, 400 pm.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05

" ASSOCIATED
IAAMATEURS
LIBERTY LEAGUE.

Sundays Games-Hodges Field.
Memphis Gas w. Ploughs, 2:30 pm.
Polarines vs.. Knights Of Columbus
]. lh nm.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
ED CRUMP LEAGUE.

Hambric Sluggers VS.. Prestons, 2:30
Forrest Hill VS.. Dirmyers, AIS pm.