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Departmental LEAGUE.
No game today.
Farmers Surprise Labor Team.

The unexpected has happened. Agri-
culture met Commerce and Labor yester-
day afternoon on its downward path and
for the third time this week defeat was
it's portion. Before playing the first
game this week IT. :: ances for carry
ing of the golden egg looked exceptional
ly good, as it was figuring on taking
all three games frof.. the teams IN the
second division but 1t was just me re-
verse. 1t drC,.>1 three straight. and
now the hest tina, can fall It's way is
tie up for first place. The game yes
terday resulted in the score of to S in
favor of the Farmers in ten innings.
Post Office continued Its winning yester-
day, and by 30 doing drew up a notch on
War by defeating the latter by 10 to 10 on
the other diamond.
The Laborites found great difficulty in
swatting the ball yesterday. and l. was
partly through their lack OF hitting 1t
in cafe territory that they lost the game.
The Aggies appeared pennant winners
throughout. and until the ninth they had
the game well In hand. but In this round
the Laborites put forth a determined ef-
fort. which resulted In getting In two tall
lies and tying the score. An extra in
ming was played. only that the Aggies
might get to work on some runs. It seem
ed. A couple Of measly errors assisted by
few timeiy bingies allowed four Of the
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South Atlantic league,

At Decentralization, I; Macon. o.
At Savannah-Augnsta, 4: Savannah, l.
At Observation-Disclosures lille Columbia game
postponed on account Of rain.
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CLEVELAND TURNS THE TABLES ON NATIONALS
Three Bases on Balls and Two
Wild Pitches Do Trick.
JOHNSON is TAKEN OUT
Falkenberg Does Well in All But
One Inning.
JOSS STRONG IN EMERGENCIES

Semi-Finals in Western Golf Tour
ney-Racing at Brighton Beach
Round Robin Tennis.
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Easy Victory for Post Office,

Fresh from their victory over the Com
merce and Labor of the day before the
Letter Fingers went in and again added a
game to their string. despite the fact that
neither they nor their opponents. the War
riors. seemed to care in whose favor the
game was decided. Everything happened
to make the game one Of that listless
and tfresome sort, and 1t was not finished
elapsed. and then only eight innings had
been played.
The Letter Men outbatted, outfielded
and played rings around the Warriors in
every department. The losers hit the ball
harder than Post Office. but they failed
to get in as many safe drives. Opportune
batting was the long suit Of the Letter
Men. and time and time again runs were
counted as a result.
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Bats Out q Victory.

Game today-St. Paul vs. vigiiants.
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ALLEN WINS sEM1-F1NALs.
Defeats J. D. Cady Up In 80 Holes
in Golf Championship.

semi-hnals at 80 holes for the Western
Golf Association championship yesterday
Harry w. Allen Of st. Louis defeated j.
d. Cady Of Rock Island arsenal 1 up in
30 holes, and Mason Phelps of Midlothian.
Chicago. formerly Yale champion. bested
Paul Hunter of Midlothian 3 up and ..
incidentally, Phelps broke the amateur
record Of the arsenal course for Is holes
in the afternoon. doing 1t in 80. three
under the record set by Kenneth Ed
wards in the qualifying rounds last Nom
day. and equal to the professional record
set last week by Fred Mcleod of Midlo-
THAN. Phelps Is one of the longest drivers
In the country. and his friends expect to
see him with the championship. Cady was
never down until the. thirty-eighth hole.
Cady had Allen I down at the end Of the
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Virginia League

At LynchburE-Lynchburg. 5: Portsmouth, 4.
At Koanoke-Dsnyille. II; Roanoke. T.
At Richmond-Richmond, 6: Norfolk. 5.
HOW THEY STAND
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cLoTHIER WINS TROPHY.
Philadelphia Captures Achelis Chal-
lenge Tennis Cup. Il

SEABRIGHT. July 1S.-W. ]. Clothier
Of Philadelphia won the Achelis Chal-
lenge Cup tennis singles yesterday on
the cousts o. the Seabright Cricket and
Lawn Tennis Club here. In the final he
met L. G. Wright of Boston and the
pair OF former national champions en9
gagged in All interesting but one-sided
match, which C1Othier carried of by his
sleadiness at Ga, g. 3-6, 1913 =
Clottier will meet r. d. Little. inter-
nationalist today for the cup. and the
doubles will AIS, be finished.
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MAN FATALLY BURNED.
Fire at Ossining Destroys q Big
Feed Store.

OSSINING. N. Y, July 1s-one man
was probably fatally burned and property
valued at $4,000 was destroyed by fire
which started yesterday in the feed store
house and elevator of Crew & Williams.
adjoining the Hudson River railroad sta
ton here.
The burned building was q three-story
brick structure. and was filled with grain
and machinery. Walter Fisher. an old
employee Of the firm. was working on the
top floor of the building when the ire
started. In making his way down the
stairway to the street he was terribly
burned. --......,
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.

OF THE cLuBs
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BALLOON INITIAL BURSTS.
Philadelphia Bag Was Being Tied to
Basket

PHILADELPHIA. July 1s.-While the
balloon Initial was being prepared here
for a flight late yesterday afternoon the
big bag. unable to Withstand the pres
sure of gas. burst and collapsed. Tho,
collapse occurred just as Dr. p. Chals
m.rs Fulton and c. B. Graham OF this
city finished initiating the bag and were
about to attach the basket. y
A large crowd. including members OF
the Ben Franklin Aeronautical Society
AID the Aero Club. was in the vicinity
Of the bag when II collapsed. but no one
was injured. Dr. Fulton and his as
sistant had intended taking a moonlight
trip in the hope Of reaching northern
New Jersey. G
Several weeks ago the balloon Philap
delIhia collapsed while crossing the
Schuylkill river, but the passengers. In,
GLIDING two women, escaped injury.
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1sarntu r1ns-Ir1ce: D: Bethany, 4 FIST baSe
on Bu.ehei. s: "a Birch. i: Oh Tasssrt. 5: Oh
Davis, !. Innings pitched-By Buscher. 8: by
Birch. !; by TaeEart. 9; by Davis; 3: Hits
sirrh. i: by Tassart. 1; By Davis. i. Two-baae
hits-waple .(2). Heinrich. Babson. Davis 90.
King. Donelly; TaEgart: Mclormick Sacrifice
hits-G. Zanelli. Mccormick. Stolen bases-Davis,
King. Schaefer -. Donelly. Champion. Maple.
Hit by pitcher-By Buscher. 1: BY Davis. 1.
Wild pitches-Ruscher. 4; Taggart. /. Passed
ball-Meyers Umpire-Mr. Hughes Time of
game-l hour and 50 minutes.
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Totals 80 S24ia II Totals 30 10 u 10 II
sBafted for Dineen IN the ninth inning.
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HOSPITAL TEAM
TRIMS CONGRESS HEIGHTS

The Government Hospital for the Insane
won handily from Congress Heights yes
terday. Although the home team had an
of day in the field. they hit Humphrey
freely and at the right time. On the
other hand ICY" Wilkins. the big hos
pital twirler. held the visitors to one hit
and famed thirteen who faced him. The
features Of the game were a hair-raising
stop and a pretty throw of a hard line
drive by Pickett and a neat running
catch by Jim Pumphry.
Tho
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Cobb (3,, Rossman. Coughlln a.: Schmidt, Downs
hits-Cobb ~, Coushlin. Downs c.. Schaefer.
Suggs, E. Collins and Barry Three-base hits
OF vlckers. g. in Is inning: on Schlitxer. 3, in
2s innings % M ,nn;vs T. s in innings: St
ninRs Sacrifice hits-Cfawford and Schmidt.
stolen bases-McIntyre ~. Schaefer t8). Cobb. r.
Collins a. and Davis Double pisys-Crawford.
on bases-Detroit. II: Philadelphia. Q. First
base on balls-On Summers. !; OF Maxwell. Z.
Struck ort-By Summers, 4; by Schlitser, 2; by
Maxwell. g: by Sugss 1. Umpi,e.Mr: O'Lough-
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Interesting Contest.

Although the game between Twining
and the Manhattans was a little one-sided
1t was nevertheless an interesting one
FROM the fact that plays were made that
were of the classy sort. Twining won by
to I. Palmer played a brilliant game in
the garden for the losers and Evans
clouted the sphere for three safe ones for
tho winners. The score:
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First base on bails.OR MeIstef. 4: on Ryan.
1. Struck out-By Mefster. s; by Ryan. 3. Home
-Mullin. Rea. Three-base hit-McGrath.
Two-hase hits-C. Walker. Ryan. Mcintosh.
Dampier. Sacrifice h:ts-Haas. Stolen bases
Barnes. Ryan 81. Fenton. Middlekauf. Haas.
McGrath. Kraft (2). Rea (N. Fenwick Me'ster
e. Doubl. plays-Wahler to Haas. Haas to
barnes to Mcintosh. Hit by pitcher-By MeIster.
2. Unpire-Mr. CollIhower. Time Of game
hours and Is minutes.
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ros-washington. l.. Left ON bases-CleveIand.
Z: Washington. .. First base on balloon John
son. 1; Cd Fslkenbers. 4; or Joss, /. Innings
pitched-By johnson. one and one-third; by
Falkenherx. seven and two-thirds. Hits made
on johnson, 8; OF Falkenbefg, 3. Struck out
By johnson. 1: BY Falkenbefg, 5; BY Joss, 4.
Two-base hit-Milan. Sacrifice hts-Falkenhefg,
Cnglaub Stolen base-Perrin9. Wild pitches
Eafkenberg, 2 Passed BALM Clarke Umpire
Mr.. Esan. Time Of game-1 hour apd 20 min
utea
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.


The Electric Supply Men went to work
with the white wash brush yesterday
afternoon and cleaned UP the Furniture
boys in fine style. winning by the score
Of II to O. The clever twirling OF He
chard for the winners was good enough
TO win from any team. he having allowed
TUT three hits. The support given him
was If tie gilt-edge order. The score:
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COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
Nets Toyed With lexington.

The Metropol.tans toyed with the Eek
ingtons yesterday afternoon. and after
the full nine innings had been completed
1t was found that they were leading in
the score by a large marean-12 to 4.
Widmeyer proved himself the best stick
swinger by getting a double and two sin
giles The score:
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Earned runs-G. H. L.. 2. First base by errors
C. H; L.; 3; Congress Heights. 2 Left on
base on baiis-o9 wilkins. i; ID Pumphry. i.
Struck out-By Wilkins, Is; by Pumphry, g.
Two-ba Hits-Wilkins. Priddy. Sacrifice hits
e. Pennington Friddy. John Pumphry Stolen
bases-Jim Pumphry t2l. Elliott (2) John rumph-
~. Burgess. Wlllett. Pickett. wilkins. Treakle
~. Thrsll t2D, Jones ~. H. Pennington ca
Double play-Thrall to Jones to Wilkins. Hit
by .pitcher-By Wilkins. 2. Passed balls-Moore,
8; Walsh. s. Umpires-Ds. Schwinn and Keyes
Time Of game-1 hour and 10 minutes.
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The Phillies have taken a big brace
since they struck the west.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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First base b. errose-Twininx. 5: Manhattans. 2.
Left on bases..fwininE r.; Manhattans. =.
STRUCK out-By Rusk, 3: By Buckiey. Q. fhree-
base hit.Haislip. Twobase hit--Howard. Sac
RIDGE hits-HOwafd. Ware, Mccarthy. Stolen
basesIPalmer Buckley a., Howard, Evans ca.
Giehel ca. wynkoup a.. Mccarthy az. Donbie
play-Eyans to Giebel. Passed bails-ware.
Chapman ~. Umpdre-Mr. Hughes. Time Of
eame-1 hour and 50 minutes.
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Left on bases Metropolitan. Z; Eckinston,e.
Fist base on balls-On Mcmahon. 5; OF Cana
lier. 4. Innings pitched-By Callahan. 2: by Nc.
Mahon. :: by Camalier. 8. Hits made-On Gala
han. 8: of McMahon. 6; of Camalier. 8. Struck
out-By Callahan. 8; by Mcmahon. s; by Cana
hits-Mace. Cunningham. Widmeyer. sacrifice
hits-Radler Bullock. Stolen bases-Waldron.
Mace. ONeii. Raider %. Schmidt. Ruex. Double
pay-Callahan to Mcmahon to Sissler. Hit by
pitcher-By Camalier 1. Umpire-Mr. Noye.
Time Of game-1 hour and 4 minutes.
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Left on bases-St. Joseph's. 3: st. vincent's, 6.
First base on balls-On Symanosti. .. Hits
made-Or Iinthicum: II; OF Symanoski: o.
struck out-By Iinthicun,. o. by symanoski 5.
Home run-Broome. Threeba hits-Hesser
Stuckert DAILY. Two-hase hits-Mess. Hands
Broome. Sacrifice hit-Linthicum. Stolen bases
piaTMsymn as to Brewer wild pitches Is
thicum, 2. Passed bail-Souder. Gmpire-Mr
Cleveland. Time Of game-l hour and 50 min
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Bostons Finished Strong.

BOSTON, July 1e.-Boston won an up
hill game from Chicago yesterday, 4 to 8.
Arrellenes vas knocked out of the box
in the third. but Cicotte. who succeeded
him. did rot a',ow a hit. Fast fielding
by the visitors kept down the locals
5000 Score
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Earned runs-N. Z. 8. Co.. :. First base BY
!: i. E. 5. Co, I. First base On balIs"on
whitney. 9: OF fseichard, /. Innings pitched
BY Whitney. !; BY Hummer, 8. Hits made
Oh Whitney. IL; OF Hummer. /. Struck out
By whitney. 8; by Richard II. Home run
Evans. Three-base hit-Dugan. Two-base hits
Evans. Noyes, Dugan, Chaplin. Relehard. Dou.
BILE play-Noonan to Ferguson. Wild pitches
Whitney, 2; Reiehard, !. Passed balis-Noonan.
4; Yeager, l. UmpIre-Mr. Finnegan. Time Of
game-l hour and Is minutes.
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Grace Team Noses Out Bethany.

BY accommodating runs in the early in
nings the Grace team just barely nosed
out victory over Bethany yesterday
afternoon. Score: to Z. The losers had
to fight big odds throughout. and they
gradually gained on their opponents, but
.ailed to reach them.
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R. R. Y. M. c. A. LEAGUE.
sTANDINC OF THE GUMS
Car Department Forfeits.

The Tailenders we're short several
men yesterday at the designated time
and were compelled to forfeit to Union
Station. A team was picked out Of the
attendance and defeated the leaguers in
a fiXe-inninR game by ) to 4. The score.
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sBaffed Tor Dfneen N the ninth inning.
ST Louis .. o o q o %
New York .......... . o o o 0 ks
kuns-Niles Conroy. Moriarty. Chase, Hemp
hill. Wallace. T. Jones and Ferris. Two-base
hits-FerrIs and Niles Hits-On Orth. 3. in
innings; OF Manning. 8. I'm innings: Off Powell.
8. in Ia innings; Oh Dineen; r in 2 2-s innings.
Wallace and Hemphill. Double play-Spencer to
T. Jones to Ferris to Williams Left on bases
st: IHuif. 8; New York. B. First base ON balls
error-St Louis, /. Struck out-By Powell, s;
by Manning. Z. Wild pitch-Manning. Umpires
-Messrs. Hurst and Evans. Time Of game-1
hour and 40 minutes.
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Printers Win Good Game.

In very interesting game the Govern
ment Printing once boys won from the
Atlantics by to 8 In seven innings OF
hostiiities. The Printers outbatted their
opponents. but It was mostly through the
poor fielding Of the latter that the game
resulted as 1t did.
Thu acoYA.
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Tigers Slaughter Athletics,

PHILADELPHIA, July 1&-The Ath-
letics were fairly slaughtered by the De-
troiters yesterday afternoon. the three
local pitchers beng pounded for total
Of forty-two bases. Score:
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Ote Clymer broke into the game again
yesterday with q nice single In the final
inning. and 1t Is to be regretted that that
bad ankle won't let him play regularly.
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Aggies to romp home. and this gave them
a commanding lead, which was not over
come by the ex-topnotchers. although
they put UP a good fight. The best they
could do was to get in two runners.
The OfF1cial scofe.
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Supt. O'Dea has been working on the
outfield Of late and has already improved
1t considerably. Clymer claims his bad
ankle is the result of the hard outfield.
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Com. and labor. O q 2 2-5
Agriculture. o 3 o o O 4 o.
Innings pitched-D, Field 10; by Kinney. o: by
osie: I. Hits made-on Field. 8; Oh kinney. s;
on O. osle e., l. Struck outmBy Field. 1; by Kinney,
base hit-Kinney. Two-hase hits-Taylor, Priest.
Sacrifice hits-Priest. Bryan ~. Erwin Stolen
plays-Priest to Rogers: Priest to Rogers to Nc
Quinn; Doyle to Rogers to McQuinn. Umpire
Mr. Belts. Time OF game-1 hour and 30 min
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The St Joseph boys found their bat
ting lamps in good working order In the
seventh, and after nearly ripping the COW
er off The .phere. made enough runs to
pu. the game on ice for them. II having
resulted in the score Of 10 to Z. with st.
Vincent on the short end. home run
and Il doatL ty Broome was the best
stick work record of the game. The
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Tho score:

Government Printing Once. I 0 2 I I %
AtiuniicS " 10
Left on hases-0o,ernment Printing once, U;
Atlantics, E. First base on balls-On Knockey.
E Struck oat-ny k.oekey. 4; b Leanassd a:,s $;
Sacrifice htts-vo1elsbefSer. Spieer. stolen
bases-Hnbbard. knockey. Carr "a, Davis. Dcu-
hie play-Spicsr to Spaldins to Duffy. HIT ~
pttcher-By Leonard. 2; by Knockey. I: WHO
pitch-Leonard. Umaire-Mr. Bell. Time OF
game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
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Poor st. Louis! It had to come. If the
Browns lose again today 1t is a sure
thing that the roasting Of McAleer will
begin.
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Chicago I; New York, o.
Cincinnati. 2; Brooklyn, O.
Philadelphia. 3; st. Louis, u
Boston, 4; Pittsburg, D.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Today's Games.

New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis
Boston at Pittsburg.
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Yankees Still at It.

NEW YORK. July 18.-St. Louis lost
another gnme to the locals yesterday,
the score being . to 3. Orth was batted
out ~ the box in the second inning. but
the home team batted Powell hard
enough In the t-xth to get a winning lead.
The score:
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Pitcher Joe Doyle Of the New York
Americans has been turned over to the
Atlanta club.
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BASE BALL NOTES.

Bert Kelley or Charley Smith may work
against the Clevelands this afternoon. the
chances favoring the former.
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The P.ttsburgs and Detroits. leaders in
their respective leagues. have the same
percentage and have won and lost the
same number OF games.
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Mondays game will start at 4:3O. and
this time will rule throughout the Detroit
series. which starts Tuesday,
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Hahn Jones and Tannehili. Two-bsse hits"Is.
bell. Lord. Hits-OT Arrellanes. 3 in three In
nings. sacrifee hits-isoell, Lord. Hahn. Doush-
Isbel Double play-McConnell lunassisted). Left
on bases-Boston. s; Chicago, T. First base On
:. First base on errcrs-Chicago, Il Boston. 1.
Struck out-By Cacotte, 1; by White, 2. Umpires
-Messrs. Sheridan and Connolly. Time Of game
hour and 40 minutes.
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Tri-State League.
Southern League.

At Little Rock-Lttle Rock. g; Atlsnta, L.
At Notwithstanding, 8; Memphis, eleven
innings).
At Mobile-Mobile. 4; Montgomery, (eleven
innings,.
At New Birmingham New Orleans
game postponed on account Of rain.
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The Browns don't look as much like
pennant winners as they did when here
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
w. L. Pct.l W. L. Pet.
e. stephens 10 ! $50 sioomin9d. i Z u Sos
Brentwood. .6da Atiantics... 3i2 100
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
SrANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Today's Games.
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
81. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston
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Totnis... 1925 II 8 Totals. 8 SGT ID 8
'Howard out for cutting Arst base.
Twining 4. Co.,. 8 o 0 O O o As
Manhattans. D O D 0 OIL
Earned .uns-Twinins, q; Maphattans. !.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-02
RECORDERS OFFICE.

R. O. OroscO and wife to Maria O. OterO, deed to lot 3, block 79, Phoenix and other.
 A. o. Gonzales to Maria O. OterO, deed to undivided 1-16 of lot 9, block @, Phoenix and other.
 United States to A. H. Justus, patent to s. w. 1-4, 10-1S-5E.
 Julia G. Durkee to B. A Fowler. deed Co $. F.. 1-4, 30-3N-3E and other.
 L, E. Burtis est. to Freda NJ. Lun- beck, deed to lot ,. block 27, Churchill Addn.
 w. T. Brown and wife to Della NJ Baldwin. deed to N. w. 1-4, N. E. 1-4, 27-1N-1E.
 G. w. Sears to w. H. Kay. deed to Big Saddle and Single Pass claims.
 W. L. Shawk to Robt. Mason. deed to interest claims. Winifred district
 George Hurst and wife to Jacob Shy der, deed to N. E. If, N. E. 1-4 33- 2N-2E.
 Roy Frankenberg to P. F. Benson. deed to 1-3 interest Est. r. Franken- berg.
 Jose J. Badnla and wife to Maria Pima, deed to lot 1G. block ?, Kirkland Sub
 F. W. Holsapple and wife to B. c. Peeka, deed to lot ', block 22, Collins Addition.