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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14
STEAL LOAD OF WHISKY
Four Armed Motor Bandits seixs
W Truck

Allentown. Pa. July lI.-(B A.
p.l---Four armed motor hanlits NJ . 30
this morning held up David Lindcrmnn.
Of Egypt, and after a lively fight
a,ccseded in escaping with trucklcad
cf whisky which iindCrman was bring
Ing from Amber,
LindermTn, In the foce Of death
until = policeman who heard his cries
arrived.
The prisoner says his name is George
HindIer, and that his home is in New.
ark. ~. J. The police are thrilling the
3rnck and thieves who fed. The hold
Is oeeurrcd ON the outskirts Of this
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MAYOR TO TAKE PART IN
OPENING OF CAMP HAPPY
Formal Exercises to Mark DedIca.
ton Of CLtY's Aid for Chlldren

Mayor Moore will take part today in
formal exercises marking the opening
Of Camp Happy" the city's health
camp at Browns Farm. near Torres
dale. Nearly 100 children who are
enjoying the fresh air and good food at
the camp will be among the most in
terested guests when the Mayor turns
over the camp on behalf of the city
to the Philadelphia Health Council and
tuberculosis Committee.
The equipment of the camp was fur
nished by the Public Welfare Depart
ment. but the care and maintenance is
supervised by the committee.
Judge and Mrs. J. Willis Martin.
George Wharton Pepper and other
prominent Philadelphians will be
present.
The children were taken to the camp
week ago. but the formal opening
exercises were postponed until today.
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TopAY's MARRIAGE LICENSES

Harry Liss. l042 s lth Nt., and esther Dla.
mond s2l0 W, Arlington 81.
"T Marraret n 'R Brow%: sea hTSSa Broad ST s and
John Martcrnk,sn,. 2OoS Richmond ST.. and
Mary Glarido. 2734 u. .AileThcny ave
Julius r. SsttIno. harrisburg. and Iva NJ
Gilbert, Harrisburg.
George Van NIerter. Camden. y. j.. and
Pauline Goll:r. S12S Grard aYo.
George Wurtnor. 3s32 y, Marshall st. and
Martha II. Nonholf. Glenside Pa.
Anna Ebert, i2if Pessyunk ave. ''' ""'
Erwin a. Dillon. 1920 Cedar ave. and
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STICK AROUND!
Magistrate Rules Police cannst
MoIest Man on Own Pavement

Magistrate Renshaw, In Central Sta.
tion today. ruled that man has the
right to stand on his pavement and
must not be molestcd by the police.
Walter Johnson. 1882 East Fletcher
street. was standing in front OF hs
house this morning. with several other
men. Patrolman Collins, OF the Third
street and Fairmount avenue station,
told the men TO move on. johnson re.
fused and was arrested. The patrolman
alleged the men were strike sympi'
thizers.
When johnson testified he was stand.
ing in front of his own home, the
magistrate discharged him. 6,
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that the American Legion will do no
more than protest.

more than protest. "
Baltimore, July 14.-President Hard
ing's message to defer the Bonus Bill
has brought prompt action from the
Maryland branch Of the American Le-
gion. w. w Cook. secretary, has sent
a telegram to Maryland's two United
States Senators and six Representatives,
urging them to exert their efforts to
prevent further delay of the measure.
st. Louis, July IA. - Sentiment Of
American Legion leaders In st. Louis
Is evenly divided regarding the action
Of President Harding 20 defer the Sol
dier Bonus Bill.
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PosToFFIcE RECEIPTS FALL

Postal receipts at the Philadelphii
postofIicc in June totalcd Sl,16l ;osl; z
decrease Of $132.53 compared with
June. 1920. There were 572,@
money dtdcr transactions, amounting
to 81. .SS0,79 an increase Of 225, ,lSS,
and 81 1926, ,139 over June. 1920. 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-14

Boston, Mass. Sept. t3-Thc Ros-
ton University football squad took a
fresh start Monday afternoon, with
sessions temporarily held at Tech
Field. Cambridge. Several new men
as well is veterans nho' had not pre-
Viously appeared. reported, and the
prospect is more encouraging to
Coach CHARLES Whclan.
The aerial game is to figure, judg
ing By The stress OF the coach in re-
gard tn forward passing. He has
several good passcrs in the squad.
Signal practice. grass drill, charg-
ing. w.th falling OH the ball for new
men. occupied the practice ycster-
day. Dill Wheeler. last seasons cen
ter returned to tho squad. ard Viii
hanson, bachlicld star. will be out
today.
Among tile new candidates are
Tracy from Quincy High. out for
end; Dunn. Hartford, center. and
Buckley. who was tackle at Fitch
burg High. Henry Tonry, eX-Win-
throp High player, is out for. line
position
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-14
Forty. Bowdoin Men
Out for Football

Brunswick. Sept. 13-(Special to
Kennebec Journal Football prac-
tice began in earnest at Bowdoin
college today. when about 40 can
didates for he varsity team reported
to Coach Fred c. Ostergren and
1rainor Mack Magee. Beginning to-
day he squad will practice twice
daily until the opening of college
Sept. - Among the veterans who
reported was Capt. AL Morrell. Dahl
gren and fitzpatrick. halfbacks. Joe
Smith and Woodbury., quarterbacks;
Miller and Gibbons, ends; Mason.
tackle; Games, guard; and McCurdy.
center. Among the most promising
new men were the Hildreth twins
end; Aldred, from Lawrence.
(Mass.) High, a back; Shields, from
Thornton academy; Burnett. from
Plymouth (Mass.) High; Berry.
from Arlington (Mass.) High, line
men, and Sid Graves. transfer
from New Hampshire State. end
Thele were a large number of other
men and the number will increase
daily from now on.
Manager William Ludden was no
tilted today by the football manager
at Fort Williams that he had been
obliged to schedule the game seize A.
uled with Bowdoin for Sept n
Bowdoin will accordingly open the
season with Rhode Island State Col
lege on oct. |.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-14

Lewiston. Me. sept. t:I--l'wenty-
two Garnet football candidates heard
the call for first practice, Monday.
met Ralph a. Watkins the new
coach. and romped through some
fundamental football. They finisEe d
with a lap around the track and will
be given a pair OF sessions today in
all probability.
Watkins kept the men on the
jump. but aside from limbering up
exercises and tossing the bail they
had nothing to do Watkins is of a
different tyre from Sullivan. 1921
coach. but he had no trouble in
keeping the men working for him.
He played halfback at Colgate, from
which he was graduated in 1920.
ana held down a quarterback posi-
ton on service eleNens.
In addition to Capt. Thomas r.
Kelley of Gardiner. the letter men
who reported for. practice, yester-
day, were Quincy. III. Moulton, Luce
and Rounds. upperc.assmen who
were in suits included \. Ross, G,
Rowe, Tarbeil. Weeks. fitzpatrick.
Woll..ck. Smith. Coronios. Kempton,
Geifcrt
New men include Jones of Au-
burn, ChanG e. of Huntington
School, Fellows OF Holderncss
School and the Simpson brothers
from Arlington. Mass.
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MOUNT VERNON

Mrs. Caroline Woods of Augusta
has been the guest for a few days of
her daughter. Mrs. Edwin Coffin.
The Weymouth and Childs ice
cream parlor has closed for the sea-
SON
Some of the leading Masons of this
lodge went to Readfield on Saturday
to witness the laying Of the corner
stone Of the new Masonic building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson Dodge OF
Roxhury. Mass, are guests of their
daughter. Mrs. L. n. Redonnett.
Carroll Marble of DiXfield was in
town Saturday and Sunday to visit
his grandmother, Mrs. Lettie Whit
tier. who Is recovering from her re-
cent illness.
]. w. Allen has new Buick car.
Miss Dorothy Chase is attending
the Belgrade high school
Misses Gladys Milictt. Lillian Nc
Cartha and Katherine Allen. Clifton
Allen and Ralph Bean were visitors
in Augusta on Saturday.
Mrs. L. n. Redonnett took trip to
Lewiston on Saturday
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school held a picnic at w. Q. Parlin's
cottage on the shore of Flying Pond.
SATURDAY. A very pleasant time is
reported.
Mrs. Paul Galentire and son Paul
have returned to Boston after visit
here as guests of Mrs. f.. f. Moves.
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HnIv Cross Has Mann

Worcester, Sept 13-With almost
every regular of last seasons team
on hand, Holy Cross football squad
began practice in earnest Monday
under Coach O'Donnell The entire
backfieId including Wallingford
Gagnon, Riolet and Simendinger
was out and all the line veterans
also. except Healey and Young, who
We're expected Tuesday
OF the new backfield candidates,
Mahoney, big fullback. hopes for a
regular berth. Other good prospects
are O'Keefe and Jacobs.
The linemen were given hard work
on the bucking machine and the
backfield candidates practiced kick
ing. good punter must be develop
ed to take Smiths place.
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SOLON

SOUTH-Mrs. Rose Eaton with her
daughter and daughters husband have
moved from this place to their new
home at North Cornville.
s. NJ. Paul and daughter Nellie. who
have been Visiting his brother, W. l..
Paul, have returned to Boston.
The Washington schoolhouse has
been newly painted and looks very
well
The Boys and Girls Agricultural
Club will meet next Saturday after
noon at the home of its leader, Miss
Bertha Paul.
A. H. Rowell and family passed last
Sunday at Lakewood
Seden Davis. who has been visit
ing relatives in town. has returned
home.
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Start Practice at Brown

Providence, Sept. 13-Brown foot
ball practice started Monday after
noon at Camp Henius, Quonset
Point. it being the first time in years
that the candidates have been called
out before college opened Forty
six men reported OF these 30 are
entering college this fall and the
squad is said to be the best that has
been on hand on the opening day
since Coach Robinson has been in
charge at Brown.
Only two letter men we're at the
field on Monday. Moody and Shubcrt
although several of the second team
of last year were in toys.
Among the new men who attract
ed attention, were Cuban and Cady
who played on Newton High last
year and were selections for the All
Star Boston team, and Myers OF
Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-14

oldest person in Fayette and will be
missed by all who knew him.
c. o. burlington, State lecturer
was in attendance at Startling Grange
Saturday.
Chester Davenport and family at
tended the Davenport reunion Sat
urday at Freeman.
The severe drought has reached
many wells.
Mrs. Belle Gile has been enter
tanning guests from Aroostook.
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About the Bouts

Charlie Elkjns meets Paul Demers
at New Bedford tomorrow night.
Bill Brennan and Hughey Walker
will box at st. Louis Thursday
night.
Marty killilea, manager of john
ny Wilson, left Boston at midnight
for Jersey City to attend the hearing
, of the Boxing commissioners today
relative to Wilson getting his money
for fighting Downey. Wilson will
have counsel.
Harry Grcb wants to get the first
crack at Billy Shade. the California
middleweight, who has just re-
turned from Australia. Greb would
also like to fight Kid Norfolk in Bos-
ton.
Paddy Owens of Cambridge will
start today fov New Haven, where
he is booked TO meet Abe Goldstein
Thursday night The American
Legion Post which is staging the
bout expects $1,000 gate.
Bill Brennan and Charley Weinert
will fight in New York next month.
The boxing commissioners are now
arc some who will not get licenses to
act next year.
Midget Smith and Jack Sharkey.
rival New York bantamweights, were
matched yesterday to box 10 rounds
in Aurora. Ill, Sept. %.
The Cleveland Boxing Commission
yesterday selected Walter G. Kelly of
Buffalo to referee the 12-round, no
decision bout here next Saturday be-
tween Johnny Kilbane. featherweight
champion and Danny Frush of Bal
tmore.
Matchmaker McKirdy of the Com
mercial A. c. will stage Thursday
night the show the club postponed
last week. Joe Eagan and Louis
Bogash will box in the feature num-
ber.--Boston Globe, Tuesday.
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Williams Football

Williamstown. Sept. 13.-Football
practice at Williams College started
Monday when a squad of 40 men re-
ported to Coach Perry Wendell, eX-
Harvard star. who took charge.
Morning and afternoon sessions were
held but the workouts We're light,
consisting chiefly of drills in funda
mentals and limbering up drills.
The turnout was the largest for the
initial workout in recent years a
number of veterans were among the
candidates on hand.
Among them were Capt Fargo.
Laws, Charlie Boynton, Burger and
Richmond, all regulars a year ago.
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Erskine Academy
Clubs Are Active

South China, Me. Sept. 13-Ersk-
inc Academy opened Sept. 9th with
q large attendance.
A girls glee club was organized
and the following officers elected:
Myrtle Sanborn, president; Emma
Casper, vice president: Doris Shu-
man, secretary and treasurer; Ina
Sargent, pianist.
The athletic association also held
a meeting and elected Fred Turner,
president; Vernon Boynton, treas
urer; Emma Casper, secretary; Dor
othy Farnsworth. cheer leader, girls:
Willard Studlcy, cheer leader, boys.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-14
Cincinnati
Pills 4; Cubs 2

Chicago. Sept. 13-Keene was un-
steady in the fourth inning today.
his tumble, walk, wild pitch and
double and single giving Phila-
dclphia a lead which Chicago could
not overcome. because Ring, al
though hit freely frightened up in
the pinches. The score was to :
in favor of the Visitors. Score:
Phila 800 o O s o ! O 0 0--4-9-1
Chicago o 1 90 0 o 0 / 0-2-9-1
Ring and Henline; keene, Jones
and killefer. O'Farrell.
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WatervilIe High

Waterville high school is especial
ly fortunate in having seven men left
from last years team and with some
promising material in the school to
make up the required eleven. it is
expected that there will be turned
out a team that will h2ld up the rep
utation won last year when all COM
ers were defeated with the exception
of Gardiner which played the local
team to a Scoreless tie. Ernest a.
Pooler is captain this year and the
team will be coached by George w.
Currier from Gardiner, a senior at
Colby, who will also teach a few pc
RODS in the school each week
Ingraham, who made a fine record
at tackle last year. has returned to
school for a post graduate course
and this is matter of congratulation
to the team. Sterling will retain his
position as quarterback. Captain
Pooler will be fullhack and the other
two backfiCld positions will be filled
from new material. Saucier and King
are prospective candidates for the
ends and it is expected that they will
make good there Bartlett Will hold
the center of the line, a position on
which he held last year with credit
Fortier, another of the last seasons
men will play guard. Jacques a one
year player is looked to fill tackle
POSITION. Paganucci for guard and
Beckett may be used for the back
field. These boys have all played on
+ the junior high team and are con-
sidcred first class material for the
first string team.
Coach CUrrier played on the Gardi
ner high eleven for four years and
has played with Colby for three years
and under his supervision the Wa
terEille high school football team eX-
poets to be q formidable rival to all
opponents The schedule as far as
decided on is as follows:
Sept. 81 Bangor at Bangor.
Oct l--CamdcI at WatervilIe.
Oct. S---Cony at Wateville.
Oct. l5--M. c. /. at Pittsfield.
Oct 22-GardinCr at Waterville.
Oct 29-Open
NOV. 5-LaWrence at Fairfield.
Nov. 12-Doering at Deering.
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FAYETTE

Quite q few town people partici-
patcd in laying the corner stone of
Masonic block at Rcadfeld, Satur-
day.
]. Fl. Underwood is attending
Lewiston fair.
The contract for the new road at
Fayette mill has been let to Austin
Wyman.
Houses belonging to c. w. Tobin
ond A. A. Clough have been wired
for electric lights
Arthur Chase who died. Septem
Der >. at the age of IS years was the
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White SOX 6: Yanks 2

New York, Sept. 13.--The lead Of
the New York Americans was cut to
half game today when Chicago de-
feated the Yankees 6 to .. It was
Chicago's 18Th victory over New
York this season and Kerr's sixth
victory over the Yankees in seven
games. Hooper's batting featured as
he bit two home runs and a single,
drew two bases on balls and scored
four runs. The score:
Chicago 90 o 0 | 0-6-10-2
New York Il 0 0 0 0 o. so
Kerr and Schalk; Harper, Rogers
and Devormer
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PIRATES FIND
Brave HURLERS
FOR SIS WIN

Pittsburg. Pa, Sept. 13-Carlson
kept the hits scattered in Ioday's
game. and the Pirates won by a
score of 3 to 3. Two double plays
stopped possible runs for Boston,
Pittsburg knocked McQuillan out of
the box in the second inning and
Fillingim stopped the scoring until
superseded by pinch hitter when
Cooney went to the box and Welded
the fifth run for the home team.
Score:
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Sport Prospects
In the Elm City

Waterville. Me, Sept. 13-With the
fall opening Of the institutions of
learning in the city. the prospects for
the football season is an important
question under consideration and in
Waterville high school, Coburn and
Colby, high hopes are held out that
each will have a winning team for
the season.
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SPORTING COMING EVENTS

Sept. l2-14-State Trap Shoot, Bangor
Gun Club. Bangor
Sept. 14-Madison at Skowhegan.
Sept. 14--Womcn's lH-hole handicap,
Portland Country Club.
Sept. 17--Footban: Fort Mckinley at
University of Maine. Orono
Sept. l7-Skowhegan at Madison.
Sept. 24--Madison at Skowhcgan.
Sept. 25-Handicap against par, Port
land Country Club.
Sept. 27-30--Maine and New Bruins
wick horse racing circuit Chatham,
n. r..
Oct. 1-31--Open season, partridge and
wOo0CoCk
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Boston COLLEGE Squad

Boston. Mass. Sept. 13-Things IN
& football way started moving Mon
day 2t Boston College. A squad of
GO men worked out Monday under
Capt. Tony Comerford.
There was signal work for the first
time this season and aspirants for
the positions of quarterback and CEN
ter opened competition.
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SPORT NOTES

Henry 3 Malone, left fielder for
the Portsmouth Virginia League
club. has been sold to the Phi!adel-
phia Americans. it was announced
Tuesday and will report to PhiIadel-
phia Wednesday.
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Big Harvard Squad

Boston, Mass. Sept. 13-Harvard
Varsity football squad as formed
Monday afternoon by the first cut of
the season is larger than ever before
since Bob Fisher took the reins as
head coach at Harvard. 1t numbers
"a, far too large to enable the start
ing of work on elevens for the first
games.
The first cut, therefore. only means
more will follow, until the squad is
down to about three elevens.
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Browns Is; Senators |

Washington, Sept. list. Louis
defeated Washington today D TO 1,
punching hits off a number of local
pitchers. McElree. obtained from
tire Virginia Minnesota, Independent
club, made his first appearance in
the big leagues when he pitched the
last inning against the Browns.
Score:
ST. Louis e.. 1OO31O7 1-15-1 /
Washing'n 000O010OO-- J. Ga
shocker and SEVERED; Erickson.
Mogridse. Acosta, McEliee and Pic
mich.
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Batfed for Fillingim in 18th.
Xxx Batted for Ocschger in 9th.
XXX Ran for Scott in 9th.
Boston o @ O o 0 @ 0--3
Fittsburg -. = 0 . . 00 ] %
TWO base hits-Crnise >, Bigbee,
Carey, Cutshaw. Three base hits
Boeckei. Stolen bases--Maranviiie
=. Robertson. Sacrifices Nixon.
Carey, Barnhart ,. Double plays
Maranville. Cutshaw and Grimm.
Grimm. Maranviile and Grimm. Left
on bases-Boston Z; Pittsburgh >.
Base on balls-off McQuillan ;; off
Carlson l. Hits--off MCQuillan , in
i 1-3 innings; off t'iliingim in 4
% innings; off Cooney l in | j.
innings; off Oeschger none in 2-3
innings Struck out--by Cooney /;
by Carlson i. Winning pitcher
Carlson. Losing pitcher--McQuil-
Ian. Umpires--Brennan and Hart.
l'ime-1:37.
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Giants Secretary Resiuns

New York. Sept. 13-John u. o.
Br;en. secretary of the National En-
hibition Company, operating the
New York National League Baseball
Cub. Monday announced his resig-
nation. No reason was given.
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Dartmouth Coach Arrives

Hanover. n. H.. Sept. 13.-"Red"
Lou"on. end and advisory coach of
the Dartmouth football team. has ar
rived in town, taking charge of the
ends on the field Monday. Fifteen of
them started work.
The start of the second week of
practice was marked by more siren
nous program by Coach CannelI ]
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EASTERN LEAGUE
Worcester /: Pittsfeld >.

Worcester /: Pittsfeld =.
Albany :: New Haven s.
Springfield Z; Hartford l., (1st
game); Springfield /; Hartford >,
end game).
Waterbury .; Bridgeport J. Gst
game); Waterbury >: Bridgeport s,
end game).
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Three Philly Recruits

Philadelphia. Sept. 1.-THE PhiIa-
delphia National League club an
nounced Monday it has bought the
reease of shortstop RAIDER and first
baseman T.esiie from the New Or
leans club of the Southern League
and pitcher Sullivan from the AL
bany Eastern League team.
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Cornell Practice

Ithaca. n Y. Sept 1S.-Fifty-two
candidates reported Monday to head
coach Gilmour Dobie of the Cornell
varsity football team for the first
practice of the season. This number
is expected to be considerably in
creased by tomorrow, when several
members Of the 1920 squad and last
seasons freshman eleven are expected
to appear.
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TIGERS TAKE
OPENER OF LAST
SERIES WITH SOX

Boston, Sept. 13-Detroit took the
arst game of the series, Z to 2, from
BOSTON today Leonard holding the
home team to six hits. Sam Jones
uas knocked out of the box and
MYERS who succeeded him held the
Tigers to three scattered hits. Score:
DETR OFT
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Shreveport Loses Two

Shreveport. La. sept. b Pat Fla
herty and Red Bird, pitchers of the
Shreveport team of the Texas
League. left here Sunday night to
join ma or league clubs. Flaherty
is to report to the New York Giants
on Tuesday and Red Bird goes direct
to the Washington club.
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joe Gibbs Gets Decision

Pittsfield, Sept 13.-Joe Gibbs of
Boston won the decision over Kid
Pershing of North Adams in a fast
10round bout before the Twentieth
Century A. G. Monday night
Gibbs. at 1873 pounds. carried the
fight to Pershing for five rounds.
when Pershing's superior weight, las
pounds, began to tell, Gibbs, however,
retaining the edge.