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VOLUME XIX. *{") 7/ f NOME, ALASKA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1919 TELEPHONE MAIN 119
SOX WIN TWO STRAIGHT GAMES
ALLIES THREATEN ITALY REGARDING FIUME
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WHITE SOX WIN SIXTH AND SEVENTH WORLD
SERIES GAMES AFTER HARD RATTLES WITH RED’S
Special to the Nam* Nugget by The Associated Press:
CHICAOO, October 7—Manager William Oh-nson of the Chicago White
Sox Is palpably sick at heart over the poor showing miule by the Chicago
team In the world series contests up to the present time.
Oleason declared In an Interview today that the team has not at any
time during the world series displayed the same form shown during the race
for the pennant in August. The batting average of the Chicagoan's Is far
below the mark set by the team during the pennant season and the general
teum work Is also mueh poorer. Oleason attributes the repeated defeats by
Cincinnati to the Sox not hitting up to their former average.
80X RALLY RESULTS IN SECOND RED DEFEAT.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 7 — Hard hitting and excellent work on the field
enabled tho White Sox to wrest another victory from the Cincinnati Ited's in
the clash on the. local field today.
, Cor the first time since the commencement of the world scries, the
Sox showed funnelling like the form displayed during Hie pennant season
and gave the Cincinnatian's a run for the honors that evidently surprised
tho Ited's. Chicago made a great up hill fight from tho start and won the
sixth game of the .series by hatting Iteiither’s out of the box in the sixth
Inning.
Ten lilts were registered by the Sox during the contest and live runs
were rung up on tho local's during the session,
Cineinnntl also displayed excellent form at tin* bat and landed eleven
hits which netted four runs.
Kerr, pitching for Chicago, hurled a great game and held the locals j
well Iii hand Throughout, Owing to the teams being lied at t he end of the 1
ninth, an extra inning was called In which Chicago landed the winning run. |
Cincinnati started the excitement by scoring two in the fourth Inning. _
*0 Chicago annexed one in the succeeding Inning. The Ited’s continued their j
sixth Chicago evened niattcrM liy gaining three more. Following the rally
neither learn scored until the tenth, wla-n Chicago rounded up the winning
wore in the flret half of the inning.
Hatter lex- Chicago, Kerr and Helmik. Cincinnati, Knuthor, King and
Itarlclan.
SUMMARY
CHICAGO—« runs, Hi hits. :j error*.
CINCINNATI I runs. II lilts 0 errors
WHITE SOX ANNEX SEVENTH GAME IN HARD BATTLE.
tint winners at Colnlskey Park today, tin Chicago White Sox again net the
l»y the Cincinnati aggregation
The White Sox took Hie seventh game hy two runs mad. hy dean
Clcotte, the Chicago twirler, crime hack with a rush and won for
no great difficulty In hitting ClcottO. Chicago was aide to lilt Malh-- hut
of the ninth the ClnCjnnntlun'H got two dean hits hut Clcotte tightened up
and saved the game hy forcing Hath Jo fly nit to Fdd..
CAPITALIST’S AND LABORERS FRATERNIZE
AT WILSONS INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS
Special to Tho Nome Nugget by The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON', Get. K—After completing tho election of chairman of
the various group* roprcMonted In the assembly today, the IndiiHtrinl con
ference called by President WIIhoii to devise means of relieving tho industrial
situation, adjourned until tomorrow after, a get-to-gether meeting or capital
and labor without precedent. In the anna la of the nation.
During the latter stages or the HCHMlon and after the meeting adjourned
labor lender*, farmers, capitalist* and publicl*t* mingled and fra tern l/.< d while
rilreuftslng various pha*e* of the Industrial and economic Hltuation.
Tho fraternal attitude was the direct result of an appeal by Seen tarv
Franklin K, Isme, chairman of the conference. Shortly before the close or
aaa1 i iit .r,1: ■:.lagyj:.:.■■■ ■ .saaao—■aam
II.e xchhIoii lame addrexxod the axHcmhlagc urging the delegate* t>> get to
gether and g<t acquainted Instead of remaining In rigidly re pa rated groups
During the course of the session, Iternard Itartteh, the noted flnaneler,
wax elected chairman of the group representing the public. The labor
ih legnlex elected Samuel (hwnperx, prexldeni of the American Federation of
latbor, to head the labor party. I Carry A Wheeler, a Chicago buxlnexx man,
load** the employer** group,
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BRITISH STEAMER
SUNK OFFJJOAST CAN.
Special to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Pies*
HALIFAX, Oct, K—Tho arrival hero of the American si earner Aaf«»l
with survivors discloses that the British steamship Hiselierg <*astlo was sunk
at sea several hundred miles off the Canadian coast during tho first days
of the week. The Anfel plckcsl up the crow oft or they had lukcn to the life
boats,
ROLSHEVIKI EXECUTE TWO HUNDRED
SOLDIERS FOR SURRENDERING TOWN.
Ip* c i,' to tho Nugget Dy the Associated Pros*.
WASHINGTON Oct. *—Advices reaching Washington through diplo
matic channels assert that tho Bolshevik I are reported to halve executed over
two hundred soldiers for surrendering the town of Graska Gorki, situated In
tho region west of Orel, to the Denaklne forces, during the recent vfldo
advance of the anti-Bolshevik! army In the Moghllef section,
WAR HERO WANTS NO POLITICAL HONORS
Special to tho Nome Nugget by The Associated Press;
LOCKFOIIT, N. Y. (By Mali)—Frank Gaffney, called by General
MoHhle the “second bravest man In the war" wants nothing ofVelltjc*. Ho
hai declined designation by the l>emoorat* for member of the ''New York
State legislature, N
Gaffney Is chief of police at a local •manufacturing plant, employing
IJN men and lays he Is satisfied with tils job. Hfe'gpeittedt4 exploit In the
War waa the capture, single-handed, of >4 Germans,
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BOMB TEARS LARGE
HOLE IN BUILDING
Apoclal to the Nome Nugget by Tho A mho da ted Pro**:
PITTHIHTIPJ, Od. K What Is believed to have boon u Immh ox
plosion oceurlng today on tho roof of the shipping department of the American
Shipping Place Company at McKeegport tore a large hole In the roof or the
I ulldlng hut failed to Injure any of the large number of employee* working In
the building.
It 1m believed that some unknown miscreant threw a Iminb ori the
roof of tho building from an adjoining building. Several former employee*
who were recently discharged are under suspicion as the po**lhlo author* of
the explosion.
JERU8ALEM SURRENDERED TO BRITISH BY YANKEE
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Special to thq Nome Nugget by The Associated Press:
NKW WILMINGTON, Pm,. (By Mall)—The city of Jerusalem was
really surrendered to tho British by u Yankee photographer acting for the
orub mayor, according to an account of the affair told by Captain Wendell
Cleland, a former iv*ldunt of Now Wilmington, who recently returned from
Lgypt whore ho had served as a fled Cross worker.
After weeks of Itomhurdiiient, Captain Cleland ruild, tho Turks laid
decided to surrender. The Mayor hitched a sorry looking team of donkeys
t» a carriage, rained tho white flag and started out of the city gates to find
the British. On the way he encountered the Amerhutn photographer and
asked him to ride with him. Hollowed by many of the city’s people, Uie
procession continued until two British soldiers halted them, whuneiipon
Jhe American Informed the “TommJes” that he had the honor of surrender
ing the keys of the city to the British government and asked the sentry to
lead the way to the Brltlnh general's camp.,
The nearest British general rode into the city and posted a notice
that It was under the protection of the British government. Two days
Liter Oeneml Allenby rode triumphantly Into Jerusalem and the newa of
the surrender was given to the world.
ENGLAND THREATENS
ITALY WITH EXCLUSION
FROM ALLIES ALLIANCE
Special to The Nome Nugget hy The Ajwoclaled Press.
KNULANI). Oct. h It is i .ported In |. .< . I .ml.,, ih . Cnjjl.md h
Htnt n note to the Italian government Minting that If lie pi ■ • •• nt lllegn I filiation
The note Ik Maid |.» convey the liellef «-r «; i... t Milt..in 11. . t Italy is
llaly lltiil Ihe \lii. will inHint on lie perfoniu.. the I•* ict Council ill.
I Mill With I'eHpe.l lo l-'lmne
The l.'onie Till.line, a s. mi-oili. I d oigai. .p .-Inri-H in an .iti.lo on
for li*luine” and Heverely alia, ht the pi . pond, i.. I log infill, te . ..I Cn sld. nl
WIImoii at the fence Conference
GEORGE DENOUNCES
RAILWAY STRIKERS
Hpertal to the Nugget. My Dm* Ahk.m
I.DNHON, Oct. X In .. pr regarding lla- mill..;.,I ,.u,
turn today, I’remler l.loyd tleorge Uriko ui' tin raliw n tin n .-•»
liiiH won over tin- Htrlker.s, although indlcations are iml wai.im I.I• • > • I
Cl coign lias broken with the union owing to tlnir ill .on Ider.-.l nilud and
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