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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-08
Community Show
Held In The Neck


given in Dorchester County was held
at Spedden's Church Hall at James,
Md, under the auspices Of the Wo-
mems Neck District Community Club.
A very splendid exhibit of canning.
baking and sewing was shown. Ag-
ricultural products were exhibited
and some oysters which of course, are
one of the many industries in the sec
ton of the County. While no money
rewards were given, everyone was
greatly pleased to have the blue or
the red ticket on their exhibit The
Church Hall was packed to the doors
and many people had to stand. EV-
eryone who came had a good time
and went away very proud that they
lived in community which had such
a splendid spirit and could arrange
such fine exhibit. Below is the list
OF premium rewards.
Home Demonstration Agent.
Best Chocolate Cake
First, Mrs. Edward Hubbard; End,
Mrs. Florence Spedden.
Best White Cake
First, Mrs. Carrie Spedden; End,
Mrs. Thomas Spedden.
Best Cup Cake
First, Mrs. Ethel Linthicum.
Best Cream Puffs
First, Mrs Owen Spedden.
PIES
Best One Crust Pie
First, Mrs Edward Hubbard; 2nd,
Mrs. Beulah Thomas.
Best Two Crust Pie
First Mrs Alfred Wingate
Best White Cookies
First, Mrs. Mary Brannock.
Best Brown Cookies
First Mrs. Mary Brannock.
BREADS
Maryland Biscuits
First, Mrs. Edward Hubbard; End,
Mrs. Howard Reid.
Rolls
First. Mrs. Cecil Gabler; End, Mrs
Mary Brannock.
Light Bread Round Loaf
First. Mrs. Cecil Gabler.
Light Bread Long Loaf
First, Mrs. George S. Bowman.
Butter
First, Mrs. Groll
Home Made Soap
First, Mrs. Charles Hastings.
jelly
First, Mrs. Mary Brannock; End,
Mrs. Cecil Gabler.
Whole Cherries
First, Miss Dorothy Bell; 2nd, Mrs.
Mary Seward.
Pitted Cherries
First Mrs. Roland Dali.
Grape Juice
Eirc+ RTrc Edward Hnbha rd 2nd.
Mrs. GroIl.
Mustard Sauce
First, Mrs. Laura Spedden.
Tomatoes With Com
First, Mrs. Sam. Linthicum; End,
Mrs. Mile Warfield.
Watermelon Rind
First, Mrs Mary Brannock; End,
Mrs. Mile Warfeld.
Tomato Mince Meat
First, Mrs. Laura Spedden.
Blackberry jam
FlIsySdrs. Babler.
Preserved Figs
zE9T1rSt, Ezzss<ss-l.l-=x--i- -
Preserved Tomatoes
First, Mrs. Sam. Linthicum.
Canned Corn
First, Mrs. Mary Brannock.
H1CkIOu "aIefInoIOu hIIu
First, Mrs. Jessie Cook; End, Mrs.
Mary Seward.
Canned Tomatoes
First, Mrs. Mile Warfeld; End,
Mrs. Thomas Spedden.
Preserved Strawberries
First, Mrs. Estella Dali; End, Mrs.
Baynard.
Pumpkins
First, Mrs. Florence Spedden.
Canned Chicken
First, Mrs. Eugene Wilsin.
Preserved Pears
First, Mrs. Florence Spedden; End,
Mrs. Mary Seward.
Spiced Pears
First, Mrs. Mile Warfield.
Canned Pears
First, Mrs Mile Warfeld; End,
Mrs. Mile Warfeld.
Apple Sauce
First, Mrs. Eugene Wilson; End
Mrs. Mary Seward.
Spiced Peach
First, Mrs. Mary Brannock.
Picked Beets
First, Mrs. Mary Seward; End,
Mrs. Carrie Spedden.
Preserved Grapes
First, Mrs. VIII Thomas.
Ounces
First. Mrs Millie Warfield.
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FOR RENT

Two desirable connecting rooms, one
front, electric lights and heat. William
st. Address "W" care Banner.
list cod.
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Spedden.
Pumpkin
First, Mrs. Nora Hubbard; End,
Samuel Spedden.
Oysters
First, Mr.. Gabler.
Wood! Wood! Wood!
First-class Oak and Pine wood,
$2.25 load
Phone 118. 1926 Race St.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18

Che compauys fleet Tho Libby Maine belonging Go Che samo conn pauy. was due at Taku Horbor ycs- torday OF today with Che balance ot Che crow and Che crew for che conn pauya plant at YaEutat.
 That Che Taku Harbor cannory win operate tbis season was eScccd- mry good ucws for Douglas. aa many Of tbo natives Chat 1.-Two hcro fsb king salmon at tho mouth Of Che Taku r.ycr for tho company They have oach year boon able Go make considerable money early In Che spring with hcr e.I acts at mis place. and lf Che company had decided mot to operate. Che natives would hayo been considerably dis- appointed
 It Ia believed chat Libby McNcil x Lbby besides putting up a pack ol king salmon. win operate right through Che season on other grades ot usb. as tbcy have been abIc to dispose ot tbo.r stock through tboir excellent selling connections
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
CARD PARTY

One of Che largest card parties of Doe winter season was held at Che home or Mrs. Kuute Durum ou last Friday night when Mrs. Frank Ol- vor and Mrs. ugrum entertained .bou. forty ladies' Whist was Che -amc Of Che evening and Mrs Matt Hahn won first prlzo Mrs. otto Widemm. second and Mrs. Henry Nuofh consolation Miss Agnes ,Iuath drew cut ur.lc
 What was pronounced as most dc- liei0us refreshments were served by Che h0sto c8.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18

.E Unr U.Ne. typical aouth- .n ..ru.u.u .. One old .hool was surprised .U.u at u huwe. u Ar .r... h. uurI H.t n. was down q. .ruI T. m. n..I Water. And .H. . .Ha. ..e .0.ouo. said.
 .Wu.r n. rar.s, and best ol .H t.. rrn.. H.. God .r.a,.d ! ..,. n .#en m unr uar .r m .. shopping Hls %, m- .- H... ..er .t u.sI. down .. nr... ....s. oI t0aln. and
 .n- urmr. down che ....... ....E. a.. lare .een ... i'm tin. I.al.on. ou tao b.uie ol
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 .... ... |. H.. rushing Hrcr
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Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
ENGINEER IEAVEs

Livingstone Neuc.h0 engineer i'm charge ol the Alwta Trudwoll and aIuol companies work a. Nixon Fork on Che klssokwm r.Fcr loft ou Northwestern Monday evening on thc Hrt lap of hs long Journey to tde KussokVm After leaving Che government railroad railroad he win eo over tho .oo for several hundred miles Ue H mol planning ou rc- turning to IHe coa. uurI next De- cembcr Mrs. Wow0eto end two children win live at TraaiVcI
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
NOTICE

Notice ls hereby given that a gcn- eral election win be held in tho Town of Douglas. Alaska. on Tues day. Che 5th day of April. 1921. for Che purpose of clecung seven Coun- cilmcn to hold on.cc from Che date of their qualification and election. for ibe ensuing year. as provided by law: and for Che purpose Of elocting a Clerk Of the School Board of tho said Town of Doug.af Co hold office for a term Of three yean. as provided by law; and to cleo, a Director of Che School Board To hold office for a period of one year, to dll an unex- D.rcd term.
 Said election win Doc held at the City Han in tbe Town of Douglas. and the polls win be open contInu- ously from 9 o'clock a m. unhl s o'clock D. m. of said day. All male and female citizens of thc United States who are tweny-ono years of aro or ovor who have resided con- uuuously one year next preceding thc date of such election in the Dis- trict of Alaska. and six months next preceding such election in thc Town Of Douglas. Alaska, and who shall have duly registered according Co Che ordinances Of said town. shall be qualified to vote at such election for CouncUmn and said Director and Clerk Of llc School Board.
 J.. ". KuBURN City Clerk
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
BOYS LEAVE

Three Douglas young men, Dick NcCormIck Vernon Nelson and rio Martini lclt ou tho steamer Ncrrh- western Monday night emoutc to Anchorage where they expect Co be
 mrIoyod An three were prom.n- .ut In au ,hc activities ot Che young folks of che Island Martini has been Che ma.ustay ol Che Douglas lrc department baseball team for thc past two seasons and his leaving wu seriously cripple Che toam for ma auou He win perhaps play ball at Anchorage or m chat vicinity i there arc any teams therc ths feaI
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
DEAD IN CALIFORNIA

Information has been received in us city from private sources of Ono doath of Charles N Hayes formerly foreman or Che Troadwon cyanide p'ant n California recently after am mncs Of several months. Mr. Hays mul about 1918 had bocn a resident Of Douglas Island for a number Of yoars Four years ago hc md Miss Martha olson of this city were married hero.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
ALASKA NOTES

Work has started at Petersburg on % now union hall. public library and general meeting place by Che Peters burg branch of Che A. L. u.
 The Sunday school Of Che Meth odIst church nc Kotchikan recently won am attendance contest over the school of a similar denomination at Juneau
 Major E Snyder formerly Of thc Royal Canadian Mounted Police sta- uoncd In Che Yukon. was married at London a short time ago and Inc and us bride have lcft for Victoria B. C.
 William Murdoch. operator lnc- man for tHc government telegraph It sixth Cabin. 125 miles north of IzIctou was found dead in his abu two weeks ago. Heart failure was Che cause Of bis death.
 The heavy White Pass & Yukon atcrpular which win be used to lml freight over Che ice from Wbitodoro Go Lower Lebareo for rauah.pmeut Go Dawson and other Yukon river points. has been put iu shape i0r Che coming work
 The wro.togc Of gas boat has ncon found one mile north of Mar row pou. Prince Of Wales island. The registration number on tho urocbaec was 1U3lO and on one .Ide of Che boat was found tho name .Nou." It ia not known whether or not hi ls Che mll uamo Of thc ycs- scL
 Sam Gamble. C2 years of age and for tba pas. fourteen years rosie dent Of Southern Yukon. was killed near Wbtchorso recently when he was run oyer by a sled load Of wood chat he was hauling Go ramp with Q team of horses. Tho man.ra Of tho sled resting ou his blck pressed his face into tbc snow and he died from uGoc1uou.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
TAKU ASSURED

Excellent progress a being made hv hc student body of Che Douglas High School m arranging for Che publication ot he.r annual Che Tau" Pledges are being taken .or subscriptions and ady~t.sur
 and enough have boon secured .o na. now the publication .a assured.
 The Taku tha year promises Co be am excellent number consisting ot oysr G0 pages ol Illustrations and reading matter giving the history of, ,he schoo. and Che various activities during tHe tcrm
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
FROM SPIEL RIVER

Arthur Olson, who worked at Che min Of Che Alaska Pulp and Paper Company at Spool River for two weeks. arrived n town Wednesday for a few days Several Of the men at hc plant were laid off for short Umc ou account of temporary
 lor,arc or water ,o run aIl Che grinders in Che mill
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
NEAR FIRES

Several Iros wore narrowly avert. ed during ns week and a.t by tho vigilance ol Fire Chct Axe. kron- qs... .Who has boon acting u aro va.chm1r during Che windy Wcath. .r On account of the cNcrH i've dry- moss caused by Che wind sparks from ch.mucys caused slight b'oza .o sort tHa. vuc pu' out without the aid ol tIo nr. annau-u.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
COMING BACK

Nm II Erickson. accompanied by hcr two .oHs. F. w. and pcter are naHrueca on board tho Admiral Watson that is due tomorrow at Ju- uuu Mrs Erickson. wIth hcr sons. Gustav E. w and pctcr have for the past two years bcm living at Portland. Oregon
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
LITTLE CARPENTER

Tho news has been received hcro Of tbo birth of % son and heir to Mr. and Mrs. Paul D Carpenter Q few days ago at Tacoma Waah Mr. Carpenter was raised on Dough-. 'al. and is tho son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Carpenter pioneers of Trcad"c.i and Che brother ot Mrs. c. ". Rus ecI of Trcadwol Mrs. Carpenter was Henrietta Foreman. who for
 several years lived at Trgadwcll.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
FROM SCHOOL

Jo. George former uoueHa boy and son of Michael George ol tha city, is returning hero on tho
 ,0mcr Admiral Watson that Is due tomorrow Joe has boon attending business ooIee. m Seattle and win u.e charge ol lH. hooks of Che Lender Department store at Juneau which . owned h. Ha .nthor
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET
Going Fishing

Since uc.o s Q possibility Of ect- uur dsual. right a'ons Che hot stove a.rutou ol tbs city win au .o fishing for Hur salmon again .hs ca.ou. T, WI. unanimously dc- -.del earlier u Che winter when Che announcement wa. made chat ho-o would u. uo mo. dsUIa.e on thc market th.t H.r. would bo mo 0sb- ue b. Ono etue It made uo diner once thut most %. hem. whom thcr n.acd u.I "uhtc ah br.elc' for moul. power Hcre was to be .u fishing myvar
 Stow. ulrU p..u. ol uei coming back .u m. marriott thao is abso- m..y ro ...u.. mI loom urcnara- uous uW ar. for bs season mu- Che fanny r.be
 Amos, Completed
 Tho u. nr trolling boat chat Us being hl u ue o.l sheldon N frKmu hmUu on Third street, by rUu.. fisherman. has a.mos. ue.u complete. .ud the wnnc H now Installed and uuel mp Tho boat, Nu he launched .u .me to hc used m tU. r..U. business .H. season.
 Trolling
 hI.l Robertson. who '..- here two weeks .e1 ou h. UUe gas bo1t Bone urr. trolling 'or king lmoa .u Che t..at. O. keteh'Wm vt.-. H- prices .r. being paid for
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
A. N B. DANCE

Tho local camp ot Che Alaska Na- 1.-Two Brotherhood is giving % douCc at tber hou ou Th.Iuect avenue to- night Go raIso funds for work oi thc Brotherhood
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
TWO BIRTHDAYS

sl Patrick and T J nouahuo of thH cv celebrated tho.r birthdays on Che same day. Mr. nonahue nhor of Mrs. L. w. K.ibum Of thIa cIu. was SD years old yesterday He . som quite veII although not able to walk around much
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
PARENT TEACHER

What s md to Doc am extensive ud entertaining program hos been
 arranged for Che meeting ol thc Trcadwou pwontIoachcr A#oc'a- uou hat is to bc hold ol Che Tread well school house .hIa evening
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
NOT ON FREIGHTER

C. M Blaine formerly purscr on ho Alaska Steamship Company rHeh.cr Latouchc was not on bmrI that vessel upon her wish. to t1c Channel taIa week. uc Ia at Seattle.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18

III

Afte- H.Eu. d.er .t Che IIne bank. l.r .hou. .ar.. weeks che .amu m. rH.. Dan. K Law. romeo. arrived m por, e.rH Ees,.r day monH. u.'l a cargo of '.0'" pound. H.. . tl he ...I n. tle Iu- ..u Cold --o-ee. Company
 Capt. laHr.n.. -m into some oN- ...InrE stormy weather and had .r ...I.nt .a hi. er.u. tHa. ds .H.eI .. U... flor .amo tm. so tar fishing WI. .a.l don. .ar about four
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
COMING NORTH

Mrs David U Chrstoe and utlc daughter Josephine who have he" visiting relatives at sca.tI. for thc pos. several months vii como North Che latter par. ot th.s month.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
- - -

U.. .rI ..un.. boat 0. -Hn ..N. son .1 aIHr. in Alaskan waters was l.. tender Excursion. which arrived .t t.e r.Eu HI...r plant 70. LiooN
 N.NeI and Lhh. early .HIs week u..I crows for m. various ec'a of
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
IN JUNEAU

Miss Agnes Mu.afh. s.ououaphar for tho Alaska Troadwon Gold Mn- nr Company at thc.r rrcadwcIl of- Hee. .p.nt several days th.s week in Iuuelu do.us stenoeuph.c work i'm
 hc office O, UcImtHal N Hc'Icn-
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
BACK IN TOWN

Rex r'v. who hls boon working n. Spool river for the past two weeks arrived from thlt pIocc yesterday and has taken mp h.s residence with Eur' NluIor
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
WHAT CAUSES GAS
 ON THE STOMACH?

It s caused by le-mcntms sour waste matter m tho utes,.nes. This old. foul matter should ho thorough y cleaned out with simple buca- thorn bark eIycuuo ctc. as mixed In AIIcr-ba This acts ou BOTH uDuor and lower boWeL removing old accumulated matter you ncyor thought was Iu your system. Ad'or- .-ka relieves ANY CASE gaa on che stomach EXCELLENT for sour stomach and chronic constipation Guards against appendicitis Guy L. smith druggist
 For tbo bc.t and uClresr Job prIui- . . d. HH. NH.u.n uW|Hn
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
VISIT SOUND

Mrs. John Erdaly Of Troadwcu lott on tle Alamod2 last Friday night to visit for a few weeks with friends at Seattle.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
ENTERTAINS

Mrs Leo Heloy entertained number ol lady friends at hcr home ou S. Ann avenue last Friday after noon Tho ladies brought thor
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
TO SEATTLE

Mr. and Nu Thomas q. Macnon- aId of Troldv.l ictt lato Inst wook for shor, trip Go Seattle and vie -----L.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18

"slTKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modatons American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. l.. F. Goddard. Sanitarium. Alaska. Adv.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
CONE TO WORK

Lawrence Cashon has akcn a po- s.uon with he Alaska Gmuneau Mining Company at Tmuc
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18

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Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18

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Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18
NOTICE OF SALE

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Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18

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Douglas Island news., 1921-03-18

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The New York herald., 1921-09-05
School Of Porpoise a Mile Long and Three
Hundred Yards wide.

One of the Jersey coast fisherman, talking
about the fishing conditions. said few days
ago that he had netted quite lot OF weak
fish, but that the price he received for them
did not warrant his continuance OF the work.
He went on to say that there were not as
many fish along the coast as I'm normal
schools of porpoise along the coast and to the
unusual number Of sharks.
He described one school of porpoise as
being mile long and 500 yards wide. and
said the sea seemed to be alive with them
and that their manoeuvres were sight TO
behold. This big school OF porpoise must
feed and II would take n powerful lot OF
our fish TO satisfy them.
A propolse Is tlmid fish II brought into
confined quarters jamaica Bay fisher
man was telling his experience with two big
PROPOSES. They ran into blind creek and
he followed In his rowboat. He kept on UP
The tide was ebbinG and he followed the
fish right UP TO the flats. In their en-
denvors to avoid the boat they ploughed
into the mud In the flats and became
stranded. He sat in his boat for some time
wondering what he should do and hesitated to
60 any nearer the big. floundcring fish. The
sun was hot and the tide kept running out
and soon left the fish without water and
the hot sun beating upon them. Finally he
left the creek and the following day he
went up again about the same time OF the
tide and the two big fish wero lying In the
flats dead.
Henry Revinius. one OF the Jamaica Bay
guides. tells story of witnessing a scrap
between a shark and a porpoise In the bay
right on the surface and fairly close TO his
anchored boat, Thev thrached about on the
The New York herald., 1921-09-05

.Batted for Walsh In the ninth inning
Cleveland ....... 0 o o o / al 4 90
Detroit ...... 3 0 o 0 o 0-5
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
RDGERS WIN
and Wilson Ready
For Championship Bout
|al MiddlewcightsAin Fine
'ondition-Each Is Conf
dent Of Victory.

question of superiority between
Wilson OF Boston and Bryan
rney OF Ohio should be settled ac-
ding 10 strictly honest prize ring
ethods when the rival claimants of
'the middieweight championship title ex-
change blows at Boyle's Thirty Acres
in Jersey city this afternoon. The rival
fighters are physically fit and each con-
testant can feel when he enters the
ring that he will receive fair deal
from the referee and that his only
positive course to the middleweight
crown will be a Knockout.
There will certainly be no such com
plications as marked the meeting be-
tween the pair in Ohio. Merit alone
will decide the winner.
In the opinion of many experts who
have closely watched the boxing careers
of both men speed will cut a big figure
Wilson lacked tEat quality In the Ohio
battle because - was out Of condition.
Unable to. = Eround in lively fashion.
ana SLOW geFahy IN ms methods OF de-
fence, the champion was invariably too
late to parry or escape the peppery at
tacks of Downey. who registered three
Wilson was down for
seconds after the first fall.
according to the official timekeeper
Judging from the hard work Wilson
has been doing at Manhasset. the cham
pion will be at his best when he enters
the ring this afternoon. and when right
his left hand hook to the body is as
fast as they come. Downey has been
at Grupp's perfecting his
short right hand wallop that dropped
Wilson three times, and this is the punch
he expects to bring home the title for
him
Bryan will prove that the Cleveland
knockdowns were no fluke," said Dunn.
Downey's manager yesterday. "He has
Wilson's measure and will go into the
ring full of confidence. which is half the
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
With SemiProfessional and Amateur Ball Tossers

At Silver Lake. N. Y Il. II. e.
All Collegians. 0 o 0 o q o o IL 3 o
Batteries-Bluett and Little; Murphy and
Lynch.
Bridgeport, -. ooosooIoI-s 1s 9
Cavan Point. t...... 20 3 0 o o I o o. IL O
Batteries-Fayan and Simpson; Tinkcr and
clougher.
At South Ozone Park. L. t. R.H.E.
South Ozone 4. G. ooo o2ooS-i 3 2
Batteries-Brand and Mitchell; Edn-
borough and Mack.
At Yankee Field R.H r.
sheridans. ...... 900 0o22 10 IL
All coiiegians:... 10000 - ! !
Loescher. Ballard and Little.
At Recreation Park-- n.H.E.
Tronsides. ....... o 0 o oo11-4 o
springfields. x-13 "a 3
McCailum. Byrres and Waugh.
At Asbury Park R.H.E.
Lit coin Giants. 1000 II 0
Batteries-williams and White Baker and
Smith.
At Asbury Park IT, r.
Lincoln Chants. oo2 ooo-a II 0
Batteries-Johnson and white: Baker and
Smith.
At Protectory Oval r. II. T..
Cuban Stars...... q 20 y q q IL 2 2
Lincoln Giants. o o 2 o x-9 IL 2
Batterias-Padrone and Rodriguez; VIII
ams and Pierce.
At Protectory Oval RII f.
crban stars. FL 0o ooo-4 q
Lincoln Giants. 0 0 o ~ . 1 xiii 10 2
Batterics--Oscal. DarrcKo and Rodriguez:
Gardner, johnson and Pierce.
At Central Park r. II. II.
coiumbias II % q q 00t 3-G I
Mohcans ..... 0f 3 o o % n2 IL 4
Batteries-Cunninghnm and Kiaren; Clecff
and Druckc.
At Bacharach Oval fFirst game)--R. II. f.
Detroit Stars. q q o n 2 n q Ia q q
Bachsrach O.. 0 1 2 o o o 2 o o-5 o
Batteries-winters and Ryan: Rojo. Force
and Petwpy
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
Five Leading Batters
For the Major Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

son. The prevailing poor quality OF tho
pitching may account for the greater num-
Der OF hits, but 1t won't account for the In
creased distances they go. That's point
Gibson overlooks.
The Pittsburgh club is just as likely as not
to go strong the rest of the way. and II Is a
little carly to say the team is cracked. In
any event, the Pirate players are a good
deal gamer than the Pirate fans. who. II
they have quit" as stated. aren't worthy
of their team. Tho rooters there always
We're a weak kneed lot.
The st. Louis teams have spurted sensa-
tionally before. but as this year, with mo-
where In particular to go. It's when you're
carrying weight, the Pirates, Clevelands.
Giants and Yankees are doing. that spurts
show mettle.
No team has met with q severer slump
this year than the Washington Senators. but
there's quality there just the and .
good chance OF regaining lost ground.
Baker, Shawkey, Schang and Ruth have
had strained sides or feet or legs or some-
thing lately. but the team has gone right on.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
NATIONAL,

single by Oeschger. another by Powell.
Nixon's sacrifice bunt and the lethal
lift by Southworth.
The Giants made four scattered sin
giles in the last six innings. Possibly
Bancroft would have thrown out Holke
at the plate In the fourth If he had not
dropped Young's good throw In of Fords
two Dagger. but it Is doubtful. Bancroft
jumped in the ninth and clawed Ford's
liner out of the air. Ford retalisted
with a stop Of Smiths hot grounder in
the ninth. just as remarkable. IL not as
spectacular. He. darted to his right and
came up with the ball The score: