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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-05

who have been burdened with house
hold cares find several weeks In the
summer School yers pleasant and prof
table. realizing that change and not
idleness constitutes the best recreation.
Mothers vino have daughters who need
10 make up deficiencies either ln college
OF high school find the arrangement an
Brenau an ideal one whereby both
mother and daughter can spend the
summer probably and pleasantly to-
gether
Chautaulua Features Tire Brepsu
summer Sch0o, II 8 eeruinf Chalfau-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-05

all kinds offer a combination of advan.
tages which few summer resorts can
equal.
North Han In response 10 a very
urgent demand, II has been decided 10
open North Hall the new and hand
some dormitory ~ the college. 10 sum
mer Visitore who are not interested in
the school Students wil reside In
Yonsh and Wilkes Hats exclusively.
N4rth Hail Viii be open 20 ladies' ard
children
for handsome illustrated book. adj
dress
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-05
WOMAN, LOVELY WOMAN

Columbus, president of the Association
Opposed to Woman Suffrage.
when you give the ballot to women
you simply double conditions that at
present surround the polls" she said.
There are intelligent voters and ignor-
ant voters honest voters and corrupt
voters at present. Give the ballot to
women and you will simply double
these conditions"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-05
Ohio Matrons Will
Fight Suffrage.

CLEVELAND. June 5.-An organi-
cation opposed to womans suffrage
will soon be formed In Cleveland. ac-
cordlng to Mrs. Henry Hubbard. OF
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-05
Lacy-knapp.

Lacy Knapp.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Lillian Lacy to Mr.. Leon Knapp on
Saturday June /, at the home of the
brides father, Mrs. D. w Lacy. Mr..
Knapp and his bride are at home at 127
Mtlledge avenue.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-05
akENT CoUNTY0 Rally JUNE IL.

vIDALIA. GA. June 5.-A call has
been issued for a rally on June 10 at
Alamo in the interest of the proposed
new county Of Kent The promoters
of the rally promise plenty Of barbecue.
Prominent Montgomery countians, ia
vorable to the new county, viii deliver
addresses.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-05
70 REAuTIEY PuRLIC SOuARE.

JACKSON, GA, June County
Commissioner j. O. CASTOR will BE- pre-
sented with a petition, largely signed
by the business men of the town. ask
ing him to beautify the court house
square
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-05
Clayton : Moore.

Clayton Moore.
The marriage Of Miss Rose Clayton
and Mr.. Isaac Moore, of Jacksonville,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-12
WHAT HAPPENED IN CHICAGO TODAY

Fire which started in Peerless
Light Co. at Fifth av. and Lake
ST., did 100000 worth of dam
age. Six concerns suffered losses.
100 girls working on upper floor
clambered over roof for half a
block to reach fire escape.
Thomas H. Crowley, 6219
Rhodes av. w. A.. Strubin, 6233
S. Wood st.; w. A. Albrecht, 762
w. 63rd ST., all fremen, injured
when Engine No. 81 turned turtle
while responding to alarm at
Wabash and 63rd st. Crowley
will die.
Mrs. Mary Syer, 80, $500 Hi
nois av., left home suffering with
mental trouble. Believed to have
frozen to death.
State Senator John T. Denvir
critically i'll at home, 1847 S. 10th
av. Pneumonia.
Government agents say Chica-
90 dressmakers are involved in
100000 smuggling conspiracy.
The Kirby bank case will end
today.
VIM. H. Riddle, 2629 Shields
av., elevator operator at 102 S.
Clinton st. Car dropped two
floors. Fatally injured.
Hart Tony, 81 w. 36th st., shot
and killed wife in fight. Both ne
groes.
People living on Halsted St.,
from Madison to Austin av., had
fish dinners last night. Runaway
horse with wagon load of fish be-
/ longing to C. F. Holmes, 735 w.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-12

N CHICAGO TODAY
with passing worthless checks.
Believed to belong to "old steam
filter gang" some Of whom are
now under indictment.
Hattie Brannon, 10, wants
Santa Claus to bring me my
papa The child is living with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Anderson, Or
land, Ill. Her father, working
somewhere in Chicago, thinks she
is in the custody of mother.
McWeeny plans strenuous war
on hold-up gangs that infest Chi
cago.. viii put sergearts in plain
clothes today and assign each one
to cover certain district and be on
look out for thugs.
George Cooper, 1900 Armitage
av., lived at the Practitioners
hospital for 5 days with broken
neck.
]. G. Hanen, of Rockford, III,
sued Western Union Telegraph
Co. for $4,000. Awarded rs
cents by Federal Judge Hump
hrey.
Nicholas Kramer, 10, 1912 NJ
Ashland av., teamster on wagon,
hit by speeding auto at Wash
ington blvd. and May st. Car did
not stop. Severely injured.
Fourth grand reception and
ball of West Side Milk Drivers
Pleasure club, Local 753, I. B. t.
tonight at West Chicago club
house.
T...;. u rT5 -.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
CHICKS EASY
FOR THE BUDS
Outhit Opponents But Pile Up
Errors That Cost Them
Game
JACKSON AND FRITZ
DRIVE OUT HOMERS

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j. Aug. s.
Atlantic City took Wilmington into
camp here yesterday. Score z to 4.
Home-run drives by Jackson and
Fritz featured the game.
Lewellyu and Wallace we're the op-
posing pitchers. the visitor having
slightly the better of the argument
but his rank support was responsible
for the defeat.
Wilmington registered seven errors
behind Lewellyn. all Of which counted
in the run getting for Atlantic City.
Joyce's single and two misplays net
ted the Atlantic a total in the first
snning. Three hits and two errors
and a couple of free transports to
fret enabled six men TO cross the
plate safely in the second and sew
ed up the result for the home team.
Iewellyn pulled ont safely in the
remainder Of the game. and VII
eington started 10 find Wallace IN
the sixth. when Meyers made cir
ruit clout Two-hasgers by Jackson
and Meyers, together with Groh's
long sacrifice Fly to left, counted for
two more runs for the Peaches" in
rhe eighth inning.
Fritz crossed the plate for another
counter with his homer over center
neld fence IN the ninth. Wilmington
piays at tks Inlet again tomorrow.
F~~..~1f
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
BY MOTORBOAT
FROM TRENTON

Captain George b. Anderson of the
Trenton Times, George Bevins, OF
Trenton, and thirteen year old Eric
Anderson of Collingswood, n. j., ar
rived in Wilmington late yesterday in
the twenty-four foot motorboat,
Gypsy. They We're entertained by
James n, Hodgson and Thomas
Ridgewsy. Of THE EVENING JOUR-
NAL, last night and departed this
morning for Trenton.
They left Trenton on Monday last
for a cruise down the bay and along
the coast. They went TO Cape May.
and from there to wildwood. On
Thursday while returning from Wild
wood TO Cape May by the outside
route they encountered the gale that
suddenly blew up along the coast.
The Gypsy was tossed about like
cork, but Skipper Bevins clung TO the
wheel and with Captain Anderson as
lookout, they maneuvered the small
launch. which has glass cabin,
through the heavy seas. Eric Ander-
son, the boy. remained within the
cabin during the battle of the boat
with the waves. A crowd gathered
along the strand at Cape May, watch
ing the buffeting of the Gypsy and a
pecting every moment TO see the
small craft swamped and when he
trip was made safely through the
inlet q cheer was sent up for the dar-
ing navigators. Captain Anderson
and Bevins are experienced in deep
sea cruising and last night laughed
at their experiences.
Captain Anderson brought word
that Joseph R. Pancoast a linotype
/ operator, formerly Of this CITY. who
was seriously injured by falling ont
the third story window OF a Trenton
newspaper, IS getting along nicely,
and the surgeons hope 10 save the
use Of both his arms,
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
BOXING
Late News and Views

X o. Brown, who was injured in an
automobile wreck recently, has fully
recovered and will start training
shortly for a series OF bouts on the
Pacific coast. His manager has ar
ranged for him to meet some of the
best lightweights in the business In
California next fall.
Sandy Ferguson, '"White Hope"
was arrested at Boston the other day
for maintaining a liquor nuisance.
Frankie Burns and Jack White are
scheduled TO go ten rounds at Oak
land August z.
Tommy Murphy will receive $4,000,
win. lose or draw for his bout with
Abe Attell on the coast the first Of
next month.
Kid Mccoy is still being held by
the London authorities pending tho
capture Of the thieves who stole a
bunch Of jewelry from the Palace
hotel in that city. Mccoy was stop
ping at the hotel at the time Of the
theft and he was at once suspected
Of the crime.
Frank Moran has agreed to stop
two men in the same ring at Palm
Beach inside of ten rounds or forfeit
his share Of the purse.
Having claimed Jack Johnson's
title on the ground that he had fore
ed the big Galveston black to retire,
Dan McKetriek. MANAGER of Joe Jean
nette announced today that he will
try TO arrange Labor Day fight he
tween the Hoboken negro and Tommy
Burns. the former title-holder. Burns
is now in Alberta training for the
Comeback" class
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
CRABS AS SUBSTITUTE
FOR BEEF, ANOTHER TIP

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Aug. S.-"The best
way TO Offset the price of meat here,
said a housekeeper yesterday, lis 10
combine pleasure with business. Ise
of TO Baldt's pier, TO the Major or
Delaware piers and eaten crabs It is
genuine sport and healthy too. Then
get busy az home and cook the crabs
in several ways and let crabs be the
dish instead of thirty-five cent beef :"
Vegetables are plentiful and the
dishes are so numerous that a house
keeper can cut out the meat and let
high prices pass. Fresh FISH crabs
and vegetables with a few eggs. are
the real diet at rresent
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
RAILROAD MEN
TO PLAY SOME BALL

The married and unmarried men
employed in the shop clerks Office
of the p, B. & W. r. r., will play a
game of ball. Monday evening, Au-
gust s at 5.15 O'Clock at their new
grounds, Twenty-eighth and Spruce
streets. A good game is anticipated
as there is much rivalry existing be-
tween the teams. The teams viii
lineup as follows, with J. Kanofsky,
officiating.
Unmarried Men-Jackson. 30:
White. C; Pierson, II; Searles, 1b:
Lynch, 2b; Beale. rf; Fentimsn, ss;
Becherle, CT; Krauss, D; Touchtoa,
utility; Pogue, utility.
Married Men-Press, C; Baldwin.
p; Loomis. lb; Taylor. 3b; wilkins,
2b; Cash, SO; Shaw, IF; Keefer, II;
Petite, CT; Urban. utility; McLaugh-
lin, utility.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
ALPHA is GAME.

Alpha r. c. took notice of the def
which was printed in THE EVENING
JOURNAL on Thursday and will
come real strong after the South Side
sports.
Alpha will play South Side for $50
in the next fourteen days and if South
Side thinks they are real sports as
they state, the management will be
waiting for their definite answer.
OF course the game will be played
on neutral grounds, perhaps at Front
and Union streets. Umpire will be ap-
pointed by the sporting editor of THE
EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03

produced. .Hannes Will be accom-
panied by his two brothers, Thomas
and William. The latter won the pro-
fessional .Powderhal Marathon in
Edinburgh, Scotland, last New Year's
day. French experts declare Bouin
will make a name for himself here.
He had wonderful duel with Kohle-
mainen in the 5000 meter race at the
Olymplad, the Finlander beating the
Frenchman by a yard in the worlds
record time Of IA minutes 36 8-5 sec
onds
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
Mn. YERNnN RElnY-

Mt Vernon accents the challenge
IN last nights EVENING JOURNAL
and would like Brook Haven TO re-
port for a game at Rockford Tower
az 3 80 o'clock this afternoon.
Mt Vernon would also like 70 re-
ceive challenges from any other fast
independent teams in the city for
August 10 Communicate with J. l.
Carney. Ne. 1115 West Third street
OF r. Friel, Henry CLAY
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
Here MondaySaiday SpoOdds and Ends of Local Sport
SATURDAY SPORTS
Baseball.
ALL WILMINGTON LEAGUE.

Baseball.
ALL WILMINGTON LEAGUE.
Rockford VS.. Hillside. az Hillside,
(two games).
Riverview VS.. vandever, at River
view, 1.-TWO games.)
Speakman VS.. Parkside, at Park
side, 1.-TWO games
DUPONT VS.. Highland at Highland.
(two games)
SEMI-PROF. LEAGUE.
New Castle vs.. Marshallton, at New
Castle.
Fort DUPONT VS.. Highland at Front
and Union.
Madison VS.. Pennsgrove, at Penns-
grove.
CHURCH LEAGUE.
Newport VS.. Edge Moor. at Newport.
Old Swedes VS.. Silverbrook, at
Landlith.
Eastlake VS.. Central, at Shellpot.
WILMINGTON JUNIOR LEAGUE.
Lancaster VS.. Elsmere, at Military
Grounds.
Wilmington Jrs. VS.. South Side, at
Eden Park
Belmont VS.. Old Swedes at Ninth
and ..odney streets.
Colonial VS.. Tigers, at Elsmere.
GENERAL SPORTS.
Matinee racing, Horse Show Park.
Trap shooting, DUPONT Gun Club.
Golf and tennis, Wilmington Coun-
try Club.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
CHESTER GAMES
TRANSFERRED HERE

Announcement is made that the Tri-
State ball games with Chester, alias
Johnstown, for next Monday and Tues
day, have been transferred here. Dou-
bic headers will be played each day.
The Chicks will then go away to re-
turn next Friday and Saturday with
Trenton, as scheduled
It is hoped that the Chicks will give
a better account of themselves in the
race for the pennant as soon as Rit-
ter and Nicholson, the Philadelphia Ma
tional League pitchers are secured.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03

NEW YORK, Ang. 3.-several
crack foreign long distance runners
viii visit America this fall in search
Of fame and dollars. Among those
coming are Hannes Kohlemainen. the
great Finn. and Jean Bouin. the
Frenchman. Both will turn profess
sionel shortly. kohlemainen won the
8 600, 10000 and cross country races
at the Olympic games in Sweden in
grand style. He is considered one
Of the greatest runners the game ever
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
CHURCH LEAGUE.
TO REHnRnTH RY RnAr.

Percy L. Smith, L. T. Kaiser and
Leroy Smith, will leave tomorrow
morning in a 16 foot open boat, for
two weeks outing at Rehoboth. The
travellers will carry camping outfits
The craft is fitted with a 10 horse
power Eagle engine, capable Of S
miles an hour.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
McDERNOTT AGAIN cHAwP.

BUFFALO. Ny, Aug. 81. J. Nc
Dermott professional of the Coun-
try Club Of Atlantic City, for the sec
ond consecutive time won the tour
nament for the open golf champion
ship of the United States. Triple
tied last year for the championship
al Chicago, McDermott won tho title
on the playoff and the year previous
he wa a runnerup for the open title.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
TRoLLEYMEN TO PLAY BALL.

Employes Of the Peoples Railway
Company and the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Company will
organize baseball teams representing
the respective companies. and play a
series Of five games for the Trolley
Car Championship"
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
INDIANS WILL NOT GET IN.

Although the Highland Semi-Pro-
fessional League team had booked a
game here on next Thursday with the
Cherokee Indians. Manager Moore an
nounced to-day that the game would
not be played because of inability TO
get the grounds. The Indians have
been playing good ball throughout the
East.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
The Week in the Auto Trade

all DAYS we're excellent and the car
boWled along merrily. The pathhnd-
erh left Fore Wayne at II o'clock and
picnicked on the roadside There was
a change In the proposed route today
and Instead of coming via Huntington,
Marion and Alexandria, to reach In
dianapolis, the route was laid through
Blunton, Fennille, Dunkirk, to Nun
Gle and from there TO indianapolis via
Anderson. when the route first pro
posed will again be taken up. The
party left at 6 o'clock this morning
for Indianapolis, a distance of about
tifty-hve miles and on Sunday morn
ing will start for Louisville and the
Southland.
The Bradford Company makes pub
lie the following correspondence.
July 80, 1912.
The Bradford Company.
Wilmington, Del.
Dear Sirs;-
In compliance with your request
I herewith give my opinion Of the
Bradford car.
May and have since driven about 22OC
miles and as far as I can now as
certain, the car is perfectly salts.
factory; in fact, IL leaves nothing tc
be desired The motor is very quiet
and smooth running and develops all
power necessary for any road con.
ditions that have yet encountered.
The consumption of gasolile Is re.
markably economical for sis
cylinder car and averages, / should
say. from Is to rs miles on a gallor
OF gasoline The only accurate record
have of the gasoline consumption
was 80 miles on gallons. The OF
consumption while adequate is alsC
very economical.
Il seems 10 me that you have IN,
best proposition at the price in tn,
market today.
Very truly yours.
(Signed) A. f. PORTER
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
-. =. 58 IT "a
ATLANTIC CITY

Runs scored-Fritz; Jackson. 2:
Meyers, joyce, Rapp. Castle 2, New
ton, Wallace. Rementer. Two base
hits-Jackson, Fritz. Sacrifice hits
Groh. 2. Heist Stolen bases Mey-
ers, Castle, 2; Joyce. German. Wal
lace. Double play-Kerr TO Marhef-
ka Left on Wilmington. 10:
Atlantic City, 6. Bases on balls-Of
Lewellyn, 4: off Wallace. l. First
base on Wilmington, /; At
lantic City. 4. Struck out-By Wal
lace, 8; by Lewellyn. 6. Passed ball
Kerr. Time hours. Umpire
Gochenauer.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03

The Wilmington Automobile Com
pany has signed a. contract to handle
the Buick and Stevens Duryea cars
next year and contracts will be sign
ed during the coming week with the
Lozier and Hupmobile companies to
handle their cars
The Comery- Schwartz Compane
has been busy during the week NOV
ing 10 their new quarters az NO 1909
Orange street. formerly used by the
standardization ompany. The build
ing viii be used entirely by August
10. While no sales are reported dur
ing the week the company has made
many demonstrations OF the Hudson
self starter.
Fred W. Ayers, formerly manager
of the Stoddard- Dayton Company
here, has taken the agency of the
STANDARDIZATION, Columbia aud Max
well cars. Mr.. Ayers has entered the
field by himself at Eleventh and West
streets, where he will also conduct a
repair shop.
Ihe FosS Hughes Company has
been busy repairing many cars and
making demonstrations. The agency
has sent out circulars calling atten-
ton to the many branches of the COM
pany throughout the country and
their merits.
The taxicab service of tbe Postles
Company continues TO be winning fa-
vor. Several r C II cars have been
sold by the company within the past
ten days.
Its second century in two days was
made by the Flanders Electric Path
finder, at Muncie. Ind, yesterday, al
though the official mileage for the
car was but 72.S miles The party
reached Muncie at $40 O'Clock. De-
lays we're caused on the road by TAX
ing wrong roads, compelling the party
TO retrace in two instances. The roads
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
YACHTsMEN EAT SUpPER.

The Central Yacht Club of Phila-
delphia, was recently entertained at
a snapper supper by the Senator
Yach! Club of this city The Philadel-
phians enjoyed themselves while here.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
50. Louis, s.; Philadelphia, 3
Chicago, 3; Brooklyn. 3.
New York, 4; Cincinnati, o.
Pittsburgh, 81 Boston, 0.
Today's Games
81. Louis at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
(two games.)
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
CRUISING ON CHFSAPFAEF.

Harman Harrigan, Philip Wood and
William Griffith, members of the vii
mington Yacht and Automobile Club
have gone to Betterton and Kent Is
land, Chestertown, in their Yacht
Fortuna. The men expect to touch at
Baltimore before returning home.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
HOME FROM TRIP.

Doc Massey, pilot of the Cadet has
returned from a 65 mile trip down the
Chesapeake Bay.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03

The modern housewife knows that
the Wants insure capable helpers for
the home-there's no excuse for hav-
ing other than high grade domestic
emnlovss.-Adv
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
MAPLE VALLEY RESULTS.

The first matinee of the season at
the Maple Valley track, in Brandywine
hundred, was held Thursday afternoon
and while there were no split-heat
events, there we're some close finishes
S.Minute Glass.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03

Umpire keenan, is improving. Still
weak on balls and strikes.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03

Porter, former John Hopkins Univer-
sity hot-coIner guardian. He is be
ing carried along as a utility player
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
Standing Of the Clubs.
TRI.sTAFE LEAGUE.
YesterdaY,s Results

Allentown. 2; Trenton, 1.
Atlantic City. Z; Wilmington, 4.
York, 2; Chester, 3.
MISUNDERSTANDING (rain).
Evening journal., 1912-08-03

There is a move on foot to use two
umpires when Trenton and Harris
burg meet. Also Allentown and Will
mington.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
standing Of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesferdar,s ResnIt.

Observation-Disclosures (rain).
Washington, 4; Detroit, O.
Boston, 9; st. Louis, o.
Chicago. s.; New York, 8.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03

Everybody laughed at the thought Of
Otto Hess and Hub Perdue in the bis
leagues this year-the former because
he was too old and the latter because
he was a dub. Yet these two have
proved to be two of the most useful
workers in the major leagues, though
they have been kept down by the fact
that they are working for the Braves
The Western. league has 81 regular
players batting 800 or over. Borton.
Of st. Joseph, leads with S97.
A. ]. Heinemann. president Of the
Yazoo City club. has Just sent deaf
mute TO DeMontreville's club and is
about ready to sign an outielder with
cork leg.
Will Bradley. an umpire, recently
committed suicide at Clinton Junction
Wis, by hanging himself. Enough
said
Somebody asked John T. Brush
once if it never occurred TO him that
things might be done differently in
handling the Giant team. only once.
replied Brush. 'That was all. I had
an idea one day and told it to Nc
Graw. 1T won't be DONE said Nc
Graw. I've never had another idea
Cy Morgan. pitcher and vaudeville
artist. has signed as an actor with a
moving picture film company.
Rube Benton has been slowly
slumping with the Reds and will be
lucky if he doesn't get "sent back
after a bit.
Philadelphians are panning the
American league umpires. In parti-
cular they are kicking because they
allow the players to use profane and
indecent language that can be heard
In the stands
Lavender and Larry Cheney are the
only winning pitchers of the Cub
team. They will he the nucleus around
which Chance will try to build staff
next year
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
Today's Games.

heading at Harrisburg
1.-TWO gsmes.)
Ifenton az Allentown.
Wilmington at Atlantic City.
u&h at Chester.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
TOday's Games.

Athletics at Cleveland.
(two games
Boston at ST. Louis
Washington AZ Detroit.
New York at Chicago
Evening journal., 1912-08-03
SCHOOL HOrsr CLOCK FrzZLT.


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add
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dividing
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ANSWER TO PYRAMID PUZZLE.
School House 7gzS Vil appear in next Issue
Evening journal., 1912-08-03

The Western. league has 81 regular
players batting 800 or over. Borton,
of St. Joseph, leads with 397
Evening journal., 1912-08-03

Lavender and Larry Cheney are the
only winning pitchers Of the Gun
team. They will he the nucleus around
which Chance will try to build stan
next year
Evening journal., 1912-08-03

A J. Heinemann, president Of the
Yazoo City club. has Just sent a deaf
mute to DeMontreville's club and is
about ready to sign an outfelder with
a cork leg.
Evening journal., 1912-08-03

The York ranaeement believes
that It has a coming star in Young
Evening journal., 1912-08-03

Will Bradley. an umpire, recently
committed suicide at Clinton Junction
Wis, by hanging himself. Enough
said.