The evening world. Newspaper, August 29, 1919, Page 11

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Ki , England, beat Andee BASEBALL. worst beating of the yen Sean saeee so Fhe New York Gi 4 to 2, and the you Mrs. George W. Wightman of Bos- ke: va orig looked any-|tors, one of McGraw's promising | ton, present national women’s singles Pennant — contenders | young twirlers, was pounded in wn-| tennis champion, and Miss Molla when the tail-end Quakers, after los-| merciful fashion. Bjurstedt, the former title holder, ad- fag nine straight games, suddenly ater Jerr Ptefter ca spun Brook. | vanced into the Semi-final round of yn's winning streak to six vic-| the Rockaway Hunting Club's invita- eume to life and gave them thelt|\"%ite “Lieut Cad went and] tion tournament on the club's courts | spilled tho logander 2, letting Bos-| at Cedarhurst, L. I. 7 ton win the second section of ‘a dou-| semi-final matches to-day Miss Bjur- YER CROSS” 0 ble header, So another rainbow faded, | stedt is scheduled to play Miss Marten Tough. ‘The acores were 6 to 1 and| Zinderstein of Boston. 4to 3% Znderstein who aliminated the Nor- Schupp held Pittsburgh to one nit| Wesian player in the national cham- Y GENUINE ASPIRIN which scored a man from second, und | Pionship tournament, “4 St. Louls defeated the Pirates by «| MiSCELLANEOUS, The Alpha Physical Club captured National "League telegraphed to the|fitst honors at the annual handicap Seattle Club of the Pacific Coast} games conducted by that club at League offering to trade Jim Thorpe} Ulmer Park, Brooklyn, points was registered for the , Lyle Bigbee, pitcher, and Bill Cun- Which acted as sponsor for the tee, ningham, a fielder of that team. while the St. Christopher Club took Another postponement of the ex-| second with 18 tallies, and the Paul- amination of Ban Johnson, a0 0 hs | ist A.C. finished third with 11, Rob- - joings while President 0} meri | ert Crawfor rose A. 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The whole record will be printed in BI a) Sunday New York Sun It is a verbatim report of the discussions reprinted from the first copy of The Final German “White Book” to reach the United States. Thus the ver- batim report is official, out of the Germans’ own mouths, Every reader may see for himself exactly what was the dismal state of the German minds in power on the eve of their decision to kneel abjectly in surrender—to accept the crushing terms of the offered armistice. Tell Your Newsdealer to Save for You a Copy of Next Sunday’s New York San Pees