Kingsport Times from Kingsport, Tennessee • 2

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St6 THE KINGSPORT TIMES KINGSPORT TENNESSEE TUESDAY OCTOBER 22 1920 MAROONS BRAYE MOURNFUL TALES COME FROM DIXIE EAST FEATURING INTERSECTIONAL ASSOCIATION MEETS SATURDAY TRANS-ATLANTIC FLIGHT STARTED Zuppke Worries Over Clippings and Applesauce Mystery Boat Craze Seizes Yojith Yo-Yoing is fading out but a new craze has seized the youngsters the mystery boat When The Kingsport Times announced that it was going to give away a mystery boat it started something The mystery has struck the town and boys and girls are bringing in subscriptions to get a boat sure is said one boy subscription was about out so I got dad to renew and one of the neighbors renewed their subscription for a year so I got a sure does run said another A businessman who brought in two subscriptions the other day and got a mystery boat for one of his youngsters said this morning that his boy made a pond in the back yard and had all the children over until after dark want another one for my other he said and handed the circulation manager a new subscription that he had solicited from a friend The Times received a large shipment of mystery boats last week and another shipment is now on the way The first shipment of boats is about gone £1 4 tf Nine to be Held For The Killing of Mrs Wiggins GASTONIA Oct 22 (AP) Preparatory? to turning the case over to the solicitor Coroner Wallace added two names to the list ofj' geven persons already held in connection with the killing 'Of Ella May Wiggins Bessemer City textile striker who -'was slain during mob violence near here -September 14 The coroner yesterday order- ed Horace Wheeler and Hack Carver held for grand jury action along with Fred Morrow Troy Jones Theodore Sims L' Davis Sossomof i Will Lunsford and 'M Boysters who previously had been placed under bonds on tentative charges of manslaughter A self styled anti-communist band halted a truck carrying several members of the National Textile Union to an advertised communist meeting on-September 14 Several shots were fired one of them ikjlling Mrs Wiggins a union mjembeiv- Coroner Wallace planned tpf plaee the case in the bapds of the solicitor today Csty Solicitor George Mason bills of indictment probably wo jld be- Sent before the Gaston Jaunty 1 grand jury today or tomorrow I 1 WHITE RUSSIANS EXECUTED MOSCOW Oct 22 (AP) A firing squad removed fie former generals of the Irfiperil army from the Soviet- parfarama yesterday after convictioji on charges- of promoting a movement the chief aim of which was to weaken the Red army and paf the way for foreign' intervention Those executed were': Mikhail lov Vyssochansky Dymman- De-khanov and Schulga At the same time a number pf other defendants were sent 'to concentration camps for varying periods of hard labor They were charged with maintaining a elaborate espionage system in the Soviet war industries Sullivan County to Hold Convention at Cassidy Church Indian Sprgs The sixty-fifth semi-annual convention of the Sullivan County Sunday School Association Interdenominational will convene in Cassidy Church Indian Springs Saturday October 26 at 10 :00 A splendid program has -been prepared for the occasion Miller local postmaster is secretary and treasurer of the organization Rev Rufus Boyd of this city is president of the sixth district The Program 10 a Devotional Exercises Song Service Prayer Rev McDowell of Bristol Tenn 10:30 a Address by President of Association 11 a Convention Sermon Rev Williams Bristol Tenn Noon Intermission Refreshments 1 Address of Welcome Rodgers Indian Springs Tenn Responses Rev Davenport of Kingsport and others 1:30 Topic: Essentials For a Successful Sunday School (a) Part Rev Shuey Kingsport Tenn (b) Part Rev McDowell Bristol Tenn (c) Part Phillips Kingsport Tenn (d) Part Rev Wright Blountville Tenn RUSSIANS FLYING EAST OAKLAND Cal Oct 22 (AP) The Russian monoplane of the took off here at 5:50 this'morning for Cheyenne the next scheduled stop on its flight from Moscow to New York WASHINGTON Senate re jects motion intended to limit tariff bill to farm duties and agrees to consider rate schedules at once Aviator Hops Off From Harbor Grace For London Without Warning HARBOR GRACE New Founct-land Oct 22 (AP) Without a word of warning as to his" intention Aviator Diteman of Billings Mont hopped off here today for London England His destination did not become known until after his departure when a letter to airport officials was opened Diteman came here three weeks ago ostensibly to look Up the family records of Sir 1 Francis Drake The take-off was at local time with good leather prevailing His plane1 The Golden Hind is a low winged monoplane 1 LAKES IN PATH STORM CLEVELAND Oct 22 (AP) Storm warnings were posted on all of the Great Lakes today by the United States weather bureau Strong winds which are expected to reach the proportions of a gale this afternoon are sweeping toward the lakes from central Ohio the warning said KANSAS EFELS QUAKE JUNTCTON CITY Kas Oct 22 A light earth tremor the second within a month was felt here and in 'surrounding territory yesterday Dishes and windows rattled in many homes There was no damage QUAKE SHAKE HAWAII HILO Hawaii Oct 22 Thirty-six earthquakes were felt on the island of Uawaii yesterday with one hour and forty five miti-utes The town of Holualoa eight miles from the extinct volcano Hualalai was severely shaken The shocks were the first heavy quakes felt since October when seismic activity wkech had continued for nearly three weeks stopped The juakes have been declared to be the forerunners of one or more eruptions of the islands volcanoes TRAMS COLLIDE CHICAGO Oct 22 (AP) A curiosity to what would if he threw a switch sent the 67th Street cars into a head on collision last bight Both street cars were packed Several passengers were injured but none seriously Two 12 year old boys were taken by police for questioning I KING GEORGE HUNTS SANDRINGHAM Eng Oct 22 (AP) King George went hunting in Sandringham preserves today with a number of his friends His Majesty who is acknowledged to be one of the best shots in the united kingdom found his eye undimmed and his hand as steady as ever after his long illness and many birds fell before his gun CHAMPAIGN 111 Oct 22 AP) and are worrying1 Coach Eob Zuppke of the Uni verity of Illinois this' season blokes walk down the street and get filled with applesauce every place they the little Dutchman said in discussing his football plqy-ers tells them how good they are Then they go home and read the same stuff in the newspapers and pretty soon they begin to believe it tummies- are filled with applesauce and their pockets with clippings The load is too heavy to carry and play football at the same Palestine Relief Fund Fights Won by 5 Jewish Roys NEW YORK Oct 22 (AP) Nearly 20000 contributors to the Palestine relief fund paid $101000 to attend bouts at Madison Square Garden last night They were repaid with five assorted victories for as many Jewish boys Al Singer a lightweight "received something of a surprise in the last ten rounder Davey Abad brown skinned battler from Panama made the Bronx idol miss nearly every kind of blow in the book until the final rounds '-when he finally solved the South style to gain a decision Jack Berg contribution to the cqrd had more success in the semi-final winning a whirlwind battle from Bruce Folwers New York negro lightweight It was third victory over Flowers Ruby Goldstein New York middleweight shortened the scheduled 50 grounds of boxing to 43 by stoping Joe Reno of Trenton in the third frame of their battle Maxie Rosenbloom veteran light heavyweight opened the program with a decisive ten round victory over Joe Sekyra of Dayton Ohio Yale Okun another light-heavy from New York pounded out a victory over Matt Adgie of Philadelphia in the second ten rounder SCOTCH IS IRISH PITTSBURGH Oct 22 (AP) The Scotch of Carnegie fech meet the Irish of Notre Dame Saturday Among the leading Scotsmen are Karcis Yerina Rosenzweig Ilighberger and a-pair of Flanagans Carideo Sa-voldi Vezie and Schwartz are near the head of the Hibernian parade Vols Have Best Chance to Wear Grid Crown Dodd Also Has Strong Claim as All Southern Quarterback Out of the squally session of the Southern Conference teams last Saturday came the University of Tennessee with a 6 to 0 defeat over Crimson Tide to takethe lead in the mad rush for the championship Those Vols are the only first division team to remain in the running and from all indications the orange and white colors of Tennessee will fly from the top of the Southern Conference flag pole Only Vanderbilt and Kentucky stand in the path of Bob cohorts Both are weaker than the orange clad warriors from Knoxville Robert Dodd Kingsport youth made another step toward an all-southern berth by his great all-around play It is doubtful if any quarterback in the south can match Dodd on all-around ability He is a fine passer a punter of ability and the greatest field general to ever grace southern turf since the days of the one and only Pooley Hubert If picking an all-southern team was in order today Bobby Dodd would be listed at quarterback Tennessee faces Washington and Lee at Lexington Saturday The Vols are not expected to experience much trouble in disposing of the Generals If Dodd continues his present pace he will be all-southern If he he is hereby nominated for the post anyway ALTIM Walter Lerian fatally injured crushed by auto truck when By HERBERT BARKER Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK Oct 22 (AP) A half dozen intersectional games provide the sauce for the football feast on Saturday but traditional rivalries furnish the real backbone of 'the menu On a day when such games as Army-Yale Dartmouth-Har-vard Navy-Princeton and Syra-cuse-rown are available-to tempt fans only the Carnegie Tech-Notre Dame fray among intersectional battles can offer much competition The so-called Irish and the so-caleld Scotch are friendly rivals of some standing Carnegie Tech can boast -of two successive victories over the Knute Ramblers from South Bend but it appears that three in a row is a bit too much to expect Carnegie without How-' ard Harpster calling plays does not loom so formidable as the aggregation that crushed Notre Dame 27 to 7 at South Bend last fall And team with Carideo Elder Brill and others is much improved over last year The other intersectional games bring together New York University and Dutler of Indianapolis Marquette of Milwaukee end Holy Cross Duke and Vil-lanova Kenyon of Ohio and Haverford all in the east and West Virginia and the Oklahomo Aggies at Stillwater Okla None cf these however can hope to divert much attention from the big domestic spectacles tie game with Harvard last week served only to confirm- what previously had been something more than a slight suspicion namely that to beat the Cadets one must stop Cagle There seems to exist considerable doubt whether Yale can do either Dartmouth with Marsters running wild looked invincible against Columbia but 'it remains to be whether even Delivery can get past a fine Harvard- line Beaten by Brown and Cornell on successive Saturdays Princeton hopes to get going at the expense of Navy but those same hopes seem to lack any logical foundation Navy has been beaten only by Notre Dame and revealed a powerful offensive against Duke Syracuse highest scoring team in the country will be favored over Brown DOUGLAS BATTLES LANGSTON FRIDAY Bristol Colored School Expected to Furnish Rel Opposition Fresh from a victory over Norton high school by the lopsided score of 37 to 0 Douglas high school will this afternoon start preparations for the battle with Langston high school of Bristol Va to be played here next Friday afternoon at 4 :00 Langston boasts of one of the most powerful teams in Virginia and Douglas will be in for a tough afternoon Douglas has its eyes focused on the championship of Virginia and Tennessee and Langston is one foe in the path If Douglas can dispose of Austin high school of Knoxville which is at present rated high on account of a victory over Parks high of Nashville and Roanoke the coveted goal will be reached Langston is the first done in the path and then Knoxville and Roanoke will be on the menu in the event Langston is defeated It is the plan of Douglas to bring to Kingsport for Armistice Day The proposition is a very costly one but it is thought that enough money can raised to bring the big Virginia team to Kingsport Barring injuries Douglas is an even bet to cop the fray Friday The team is in excellent condition for the battle $1750 will put a good Piano in your home Ask to see our used or rented pianos THE LAMB CO Home of CABIEPIANOS ATLANTA Oct 22 (A) Reports from southern conference football camps coming in today after the usual Monday checking ''up showed a long list of loose bearings and creaky wheels in conference grid machines Coaches were busy yesterday taking stock of their injured squads supervising light workouts and rearranging their bat-tlefronts for final October engagements this week end Tidings i from many of the training camps indicated the crippled teams will take the field next Saturday unless some quick recoveries I are effected Probably the most mournful tale came from Gainesville where the Florida are recuperating after their somewhat surprising defeat last week at the hands of the rejuvinated Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Seven Players Out Reports from Gatorland were that seven! players including the all-American end Dale Van Sickle were listed among the injured while Joe Bryan veteran tackle suffering from a dislocated shoulder would be out for th'e remainder of the season Wilbur James a guard lies in an Atlanta hospital as a result of a badly bruised and it is probable that he will be lost for several weeks Georgia Tech also had its share of injuries Vance Maree recently converted fullback is nursing a sprained ankle while Thomason and Warner Mizell were sufficiently bruised to warrant their absence from practice session At Tuscaloosa Coach a'llace Wade was looking over his squad to find a guard to replace Fiank Howard whose ankle was sprained in the Tennessee tilt However Wade had something to be happy about for his spinning ace Campbell was doing his first work since he fractured his leg several weeks ago Georgia In Shape Bruises and sore legs were the extent of the injuries reported at the camp of the Georgia Bulldogs at Athens where Coach Harry Mehre is grooming his charges for a second conference win next Saturday against Florida at Jacksonville Uncle Dan McGugin expected to coast through his breather with Maryville before encountering Alabama Georgia Tech and Tennessee on successive' week ends in early in November Tennessee sitting on top of the southern conference heap was laying plans to continue its winning ways against Washington and Lee while Josh Cody was polishing up his undefeated Clemson charged for their annual engagement with the Gamecocks of South Carolina Duke beaten by Pittsburgh and Navy was gathering steam again for another intersectional assault this time against Villa Nova at Philadelphia Lerian Phillies Catcher Killed in Street Crash BALTIMORE Oct 22 Walter Lerian Philadelphia National League catcher died today of injuries received when a motor truck hit him on a sidewalk John Mooney a former sand lot baseball player in the days when was 'playing with the St club gave a pinto of blodd for a transfusion operation Lerian was struck yesterday afternoon Police said Charles Lloyd driver of the truck swerved to avoid a coHrsion with another machine and ran onto the sidewalk crushing Lerian against a building inflicting internal injuries severe body bruises and breaking one leg Lloyd was arrested as well as August Meyers driver of the machine which Lloyd was avoiding at the time of the accident Both were released on their own recognizance Lloyd was charged' with reckless driving and Meyers with failing to give right of way 'Lerian went to the Philadelphia Nationals from the New Haven club of the Eastern League in 1928 He caught in 104 games for the Phillies during the 1929 season and batted 222 FIGHTERS ARRESTED NEW YORK Oct 22 (AP) After his fight withAl Singer at Madison Square Garden last night David Abad was arrested at the request of the chief of police of Cleveland for violation of probation" Abad gave his age as 21 and his address as Cleveland Maroon football warriors waded through a sea of mud and braved a pouring down rain yesterday afternoon as preparations were started for the Bristol Tennessee game to be played is BristolFriday afternoon The mud and rain did not halt the progress of Coach LeRoy Sprankle and his warriors Kicking passing signal drill and blocking all featured the program Several shifts are being contemplated for the Bristol game It is not known just who will be shifted but more drive is needed in the backfield Herron is not in the best of condition and Agett is too light to plunge a line line has held well on defense but it has nob functioned on offense A shift may find some of the regular linemen sitting on the bench The local team will need driving power to best Bristol Smith crack Bristol back will furnish plenty of opposition for the Maroons It was Smith tihat dashed down the field for the touchdown that meant victory last year This same Smith will be bette than ever this year Coach Johnny Barnhill is pointing his team for the Kingsport game and this means that the Bristol eleven will be keyed to the highest pitch It will be a splendid game and Kingsport must hurdle Bristol to stay in the -Big Five race Famous Joe McGinnity is At Deaths Door NEW YORK Oct 22 (AP) Death apparently was near today for Joe McGinnity famed maiT of the National League a quarter century ago The 58-year-old pitcher whose baseball -rareer spanned 32 years was reported dying at his home in Brooklyn Physicians held virtualy no hope for his recovery They said he might live a or so McGinnity failed to rally after an operation August 27 for removal of a tumor A second tumor developed but in view of the old weakened con-edition surgeons deemed another opeiation inadvisable who first was call-Vd the in 1900 when he pitched and won six games for Brooklyn against Pittsburgh jn seven days began his base-ball career in Montgomery Ala in 1893 and ended it in 1925 at Dubuque Iowa He saw service in all sections of the country and in all classes of baseball majors minors and indus- trial leagues Two Deaths Due to Grid Games PITTSBURGH Oct 22 (AP) Two deaths from football were reported here today Elmer Drury 21 of Elizabeth succumbed to a broken back received in practice at Elizabeth on September 13 He was not a member of the squad During his high school days Drury was a star on the Elizabeth team Norman Shore 10 died of a fractured skull suffered in a game with other boys in the Oakland district last Friday FIGHTS LAST NIGHT (By The Awociated Pre) NEW A1 Singer New York outpointed Davy Abad Panama (10) Maxie Rosen-bloom New York outpointed Joe Sekyra Dayton Ohio (10) Yale Okun New York outpointed Matt Adgie Philadelphia (10) Jack Berg England out-1 pointed Bruce Flowers of New i RocheHe-(10) Ruby Goldstein ''NewYork stopped Joe Reno of I Trenton (3) SIOUX CITY la Jackie Fields welterweight champion outpointed" Gorilla Jones Akron Ohio (10) non-title LOUISVILLE Pee Wee Jarrell Mishawaka Ind stopped Larry Kaufman Louisville (9) Young Eiler Louisville outpointed Tommie of Los Angeles (8) NEW BEDFORD Mass Jimmy Merides" New Bedford knocked out eGorge Gok Australia '(4) PARIS Crisis past in Cle-i illness i V0lS0tl is Knot her an IZARD steaks may be esteemed rare delicacies in the jungles But it is questionable whether such food would agree with even the hardiest civilized digestion The reason of course is that men are constituted differently so too are automobile engines Just as one meat is another poison one motor oil 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