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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01
SPINsTER OF IL 10 WED.
Gets License After II He'd Been Hell
Up for Consideration.

A thirteen-year-old girl cot q marriage
license yesterday. She said her name was
Mary A. Raviele and brought papers from
her parents In Long Branch to show
that they approved.
City Clerk Sculiy didn't want to issue
the license II he could help Il and he
tslsphoned to the Corporation Counssl's
once for Instructions. The papssv Of con.
sent were atteeted BY New Jsrssy notary
was within the law. 90 no GRANTED the
license. The bridegroom to-bs. Jossph
Rubino OF 2l7 Bieecker street. could not
sign his name to the application; he made
his mark Instead. He 10 ~.
Never bsfors undsr the present Law has
che marriage license bureau granted
license to 20 young . girL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01
CoLQUrrT STILL WAITING.
Has M Word From Bryss Regsrs.
ting Eatvaditiou.

AUSTIN. Tex. Feb. 2s.--No reply has
been received from Secretary Of State
Bryan TO Gov Colquitts message Of yes.
terday submitting the direct question az
to whom shall executive warrants for ex-
tradition be submitted In the Mexican
border States
Capt. Sanders Of the TEXAS Rangers
notified the Governor to-day that he has
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01
PRESIDENT WILSON'S HEALTH.
Heports Here That lie IL III Not Con
araisd In Washington.

There were PERSISTENT rumors In this
city yesterday concerning President VIII
sons health. The President was said &c
be quite III.
THE suns Washington correspondent
reported that the rumors seemed exag-
Gerated. In Washington II was said that
Wits many strr!e: concerning the Pvess.
dents health were being ctculated Mr.
Wilson appeared 10 he In good health and
MS friends have assured inquIrers thai
Ne has no serious ailmert. although YER,
susceptible to colds, A. he has siwaya
been.
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he wishes to arrange for the protection Of
foreigners at Torreon during the expected
battle at that place and II villa leaves
for Torreon before tho commission
reaches Chihuahua Mr.. Carothers will ac-
company the rebel General 30 that he can
watch Villas conduct toward foreigners.
The Consul on instructions from Secre-
tary Bryan at Washington. asked villa
for such permission and says Villa read.
lily granted II.
The search for Gustav Rauch and other
missing Americans continues without re-
suit An examination at Alpine. Tex, OF
the body found near there proved that II
was not the body of Bauch, although the
face resembied the picture furnished by
Bauchs sister.
DR.. T. J. McCamant Of ri Paso was
prisoner In Juares for about two hours
this morning. The doctor drove across
the river in an automobile which carried
a PHYSICIANS red cross. Suspicion on the
part OF the authorities caused him to be
detained until he had satisfied them he
was not spy. When released he got a
passport from Col. Avila. garrison com
irander. and an apology was made for his
detention.
Plans for the reception OF Gen Car.
rama are going forward In the border
city. Officials left behind by villa con-
tinue. although mildly. TO deny that there
is an open breach between villa and Car.
rama, but they fail TO say why Carranza
DELAYED his coming TO this section three
months after villa took Juarez and con
sented TO come--if he is coming--oniy
after Villas permanent departure from
Juarcz TO take command at Torreon
Csrrsusn'. Route.
Caranza IL reported to be lcsNirr
Nogales this afternoon. II was an
nounced at Nogales that Carranza would
travel across the country. keeping iust
south OF the Arizona line. on his way to
Juarez From Nogales Carranza's route
wi, he by rail to Cibu,a overland TO
Fronteras and into the state of Chihua-
hua. He will be accompanied ny Adrian
A. Benavides, special envoy sent TO villa
to confer with him recently. Benavldes
has Just returned to Nogales from Juarez
Fernando Palacios, second officer OF tho
gunboat the crew OF which recently
mutlnied at Topolobampo and Joined the
CONSTITUTIONS arrived to-day at No.
gales 10 talk with the rebel chief
Rodrisney Malplca. Jr.. Mayor OF Toro-
lobampo. also came to confer with Car
rama.
A Mexico city despatch says that Senior
Diebold inspector OF Consuls on the
American border, has been Instructed ny
the United states Government to investi-
gate the killing OF Clementc Nergnra. an
American citizen, by the Federal troops
near Laredo.
Consul Diebold said to-day that he had
nothing for publication In regard TO the
vergara affair.
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FRENCH ESCORT FOR WED.
Cssiser .Bspin Arrives st Trieste Z,
Await the Prince.
Special Cabis D.spatcA to rns Sun.

Special Gable DespatcA to THs Sun
TRiEsrE, Feb, 2s.-The French cruiser
Brulx arrived here to-day and IL in readi-
ness to escort the Prince Of wisd. the
new ruler OF Albania. to Dura.so.
Che 10 the first French warshlp to he
sent to an Austro- ungArian port since q
French frigate went to Miramar to offer
the crown Of Mexico to Macmillan.
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: THE DAY IN CONGRESS !
= y y y r. y y y y * y i

Washington. July 2o.-Senate met
Mt noon. - ,7sf7 :. z
+ Committee continued work on til,
truEt bills.
Investigation Of charges OF discrIm:
ination against Charleston, s. c., by
an alleged coal trust was begun be-
fore a committee.
Resumed debate on the rivers ant.
harbors appropriation bill.
Adjourned at $40 p. M. to noon on
Tuesday. ',fr- !, iF-
House mot at noon. -sst
Biilsron tho, unanimous consent cal.
endar were considered.
Representative Lloyd anonunced his
intention OF. securing action before
the Judiciary coaimittee on the lobb.
report this week. ..Ste. ~ ~; tt4;s
Agricultural committee favorably
reported Moss bill for Federal SUPER
vision of grain grading
NayaiG affairs committee continued
plucking board investigation.
Passed. numerous minor bills, on the
unanimous consent calendar.
Adjourned at; 81 40 p.a m: to II a. m.
Tuesday .4,.y: y s.4ss n, ~. :
Difficulty in maintaining a. quorum
IN the Senate was ascribed~ today tby
administration leaders as one of ethe
reasons for delay in: consideration of
The nomination of Thomas, D. Jones.
OF Chicago, as member OF the Fed
,eral reserve board. -
I'VE can't. muster quorum for a
yote,' said Senator lewis. OF Illinois,
who ,'ise leading .:the'Tiightr for y Mr..
Jones' confirmation. "I hope. we can
reach a vote before the end Of the
week" s7' = ,-NrF
No action WAS taken In the matter
today. No word hLs ygt reached tho
COMMITTEES from: Paul NJ sWarburg, OF
New York indicating that he would
agree to appear before the committee
Tor examination as to his financial
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proposed conference at buckingham
Palace between King George and the
leaders OF the Liberal, Unionist, Ma
ZIONIST and Ulsterite parties son the
Irish home rule bill was heard In
Unionfet clubs today. Unionist, lead
ers expressed the view that their par
~ had been out-maneuycred by Pre-
mier Asquith. Tho initiative for the
conference was taken by Premier AS
quith, land not by King George. accord
ing to the Unionists.
~ ~ Carson Talks.
Sir Edward Carson. leader, of the
obstetrics, took the calling Of the con-
feTenee calmly: He told his coiiea-
gues It could make no difference In
hiH attitude. He said that under no
circumstances would he accept less
than the exclusion OF Ulster from the
PROVISIONS of, the bill. :! Sir: Edward ad-
'ded, that he could do nothing else.. as
he had given his promise to the. cove
nanters; aud intepded.to stand by it,
The 4 Parliamentary. labor aparty
strongly disapproyss King Georges
intervention In q, political Z 1. contrD-
versy and has asked Premier Asauith
tQs tell the king what they think of
his actions TTsSe .Ilaborltes. held a pri-
.vate. meetir g. tonight at which they
passed n resolution stating they con
sidered the kings action undue In
terferencor on the part OF the crown
and calcnlated to defeat the purposes
OF "a parliament act" i':s f'sss. Il ~
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FAMILY Nj Z! AVOIDS ' z !.
!. SERIOUS |i'||; ! SICKNESS <
By Bsias ,Coasiansly Supplied With
d safor4 Z Black Drausht.

4 Il. 80 tx.s.. ~ -: q. Ncr -
year, says Mis dSl liiitakefs.e i selo q
ssa,dgs ss1s g!sss s;ousiaa aSIs sjsk headache and
g. Ten years ago f.iend told me, TO tryy
,THsdfosd.a Black ID DfaHght, which L did,
and ] found Ito he The best family n,edi.
cine, tof young and iQtd, Il 8.,,s, 4 ~! sI
g keep Black prangiif ON hand an ihis
time now, ,and. when my, children feel q
little bad, they asE me f6f' b dose, and h
;sss Soss tsa ts., more gpod than ally medicine
We never have e.a long spell Of sick
ness. .in;aur tamilY siiceMe commenced
using Black-D DtaHgh Il! !ia
Eisdterd, Sc Back Dfaught lie i purely
ysgetables and .yas been sfound 90 regii.
1aifs weak fSioH1as sils. ssld Digestion, Re.
neYeI tlalgest lon olicS q Vii1d, !, .naiisea,
bead y sick eamaet and slnnaf
Sci; 81 b d. eohsiauf sss 5cr Il r,S,e 81,
tllaf; 40 Years, ard has benefited n6Is
ntan q million pecple. s..t q. al;
Yet,r idfpxgisf sells and recommends
Back Dfaught. Price only 25e. Get a
aasksgs to-day, Mciza
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Ga17oecocks Won i !
An al !..El Easy Victory
HIT THE PILL WITH A VEN
GEANCE AND WIN EASILY
YESTERDAY
UNLucKY'. SEVENTH
AZ Least 1t Seemed That Way-
Robinson Blew tip But
- VIII Get Revenge

Sphcinl ,te Tho Intelligencer:. ~
GaffheY, July ,20.--Anderson, went
down in defeat before the Gaffney
Game Cocks this afternoon by aiscore
of.s7 to o.. pet" Robinson ON the
mound for tho visitors went. to pieces
In tho seventh inning. although tho
game had already been won by the
0nffncyites. pushing one mnn across
the rubber and Dagerhardt holding
the. visitors to three scattered hits.
The Local twirler. backed up by
Gaines. worked in superb form caus-
Ing eighteen or the ayisitsrs to fan the
air when biting at his elusive benders.
Oglesby starred in the field for the
locals. taking in two attempted sacri-
fices in, beautiful style. Robinson .ex-
changed places with Graydon in the
first 'half>of the eighth. "Red" Child
crs. tho visitors second sacker was hit
In tic face by a ball during practice
and was unable to play In the game.
Tho following is the box score and
6ummary: !.
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AS'FIEVILLE MAN ON
TRIAL 3: !! ). FOR J I EzIS.EIFE
Killing I caassa 81 Bioys Baseball
Game Last May, While In
!. iNlasis.rass' i''is Court y.


Asheyilfe,EN NJ c..E tJulys 20.--Alex H.
Brooks, prominent; West a=iiAshetiile
nerehant-and real estate man. was
placed TOni TRIAL for his. life this morn
Ing charged; 1 with * the7 elaytng of
Frank 81 IHlgili, !weA known In fra
ternhl circles, last; HAY q. The :desensa
Sell s1efdhse, clEin1ihgs tiiat TIE ieceas1
ed met deatff oiffys after ahers had
threatened the III fiffs of the defendant.
The killing was the result ofifi boys
hasehhif game IN which athes SON Of
the sdefeldhht was hibsbyf q; BALI that
was thrown by ahet byothsrtof theade-
ceased Bad feeling was scaNseti tyshen
thesbo oys told snf. thu Siri s1ry. Sustained
bys THE young atsfl player and the killI
ing oceured sas the deceased and the
Defendant NJ sere sasS a magShtrate.ii
court where the two boys we're to be
fried for sir1ple aasatiI ri $ ~ is;s !
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MJJRDERERS WILL .
PAY THE PENALTY
carranza Says Every Man Con-
nected With the Madero AS
..'l sassinahon VIII Suffer 4

/ Los Angeles, Cai., July 20.-Eyery
man who took IN active part In. thc
events leading: to the assassination of
President Francisco I. Madero. viii
be dealt within as $n criminal" accord
mig to a telegram. received here today
from headquarterasof General Carran.
ga The telegram was sent to Adol-
pho CarrilIo. Consfitutionniist ) con,
SUI land war signed by Secretary Il
Foreign Relations .FabeIa ~. =
is"They must he. used as ,examples:' >.
says the telegram, land punished as
other criminals are punishedI It /.
due to. the people. Of Mexico who have
'suffcredso much as a result OF the re-
voiution." E
The telegram. reported that General
Argnmedo and other .Fedcrals had
appealed to Carbnjal for assurances
OF protection. ,;s q a,.,s;
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-21
GREENVILLE WINNING THE
GAME BY A SCORE OF
PITCHERS BATTLE
Guthrie and Plyler Pitched a Pret-
ty Game with the Odds in
Plyler's Favor I.

Spartanburg July 20.-Greenvilla
took this afternoons game when the
locals blew up in the eleventh and
allowed the visitors to send. five runs
across. lip TO the eleventh the game
was beautiful exhibition Of pitching
by Piyler and Guthrie. but in the niuth
with the score tied Greenville manag-
ed to send run across, but Camp
knocked home run in the locals hnIf
tieing the score again. In the last in
nings two errors followed by five hits
gave the game TO the, visitors by q
score OF 7 to 2.
The box score and summary fol-
low:
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Cleyeland Wins Again.

Washington. July. 20 20--Cleveland ae7
fented Washington, today 2 to I, giving
the visitors thrae-s games tout or, the
series of four, Gregg though I, un-
stsndy, wss unh.ttebie with men on
bases. Turner was hit on the head
ta the first inning. He lay unconscious
at the plate several minutes! then re-.
tired from the game. H.. ~
Score, 49,.
Cleveland .... O10 010 O0O-2 s Q
Washington 1000 100 :0oO-1 1
Gregg and Carfsch: Boehhng. Shaw,
Bentley and Henry ~ {
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THE GEORGIA SURFs
VIII AOtit tGise EpA the Fight Until
q Ss;s ;s4ssFg The Very Inst ~ ,s-

isfi A.zss 1H6SSoEy A0Sts 3sFF='. istai&-
July 18.4+Georgia suffrai
gettes do not gtva.up o fight until the
last bnlistsis fred as propenSb by their
refusal toF oFaccept the adverse .,report
OF the eenate sconiInfttee on tho .woa
men suffrage, BILL The committee
voted s TO 2 against votes for. women,
but the ladies got. the two dissenting
senators tot-otferta a minority report,
OF the senate. 5A;:S !. Z. s.,s ;ss,,
The twenty.fourth anniversary OF
the Georgia a.woIiianis suffrage assbci-
ption VIII be heldsin Atlanta July 2l,
and 49, and for the first tine $the ia-.
dies. Will sbe fpernitte atS .aisest the ,linll
OF offrepresentatives for their greetings,
the house having been gallant
enough to grant this. The day time
ssesgssi9ps viii Re held ppi toWn, d
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7Split:p Double.

=. { FSpNt; UOubIe.
Chicago. .lulY Chicago and St
Louie divided doubleheader today,
A beiatcd batting rally. gave the yisi-
tors-the first game,.5 to-2. Chicago
Won the second; 4 TO 2.
Score first game:
st. Louis :. ). 1000 900 032-5 1
Chicago y. 1000 101 00O-2 8 1
Brown. Davenport and Chapman; !;
Watson. Lange and Wilson. .7,s s.
Score second game:
st. Louis 49,. 1000 600 20O--2 6 j
Chicago 81 H.; :. 900 800 .01x-4 ~ 2
cTaESaall asaFS ana Simon i Fisk and vii
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Tesreau Gave Up TWO.

Cincinnati, July 2o.--Tesreau was
almost invincible. allowing Cincinnati
only two hits and New York shutout
Cincinnati, today s too. Only three
Cincinnati players reached first base.
New York :. 200 o20 o10-5 13 0
Score
Cincinnati; =. 600 600 o0o7--o 2 o
Tesrcau and Meyers. Mclean 1
Schneider land Erwin.
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Bosfon f1lanked PittsburgI.

Pittsburgh, July 2O.-Boston shut
out Pittsburgh today 1 to 0, in pit
'ehers' battle between Tyler and Coop
err, both left handlers. The only run
In the, game was scored by Boston in
the ninth inning when errors and
bases ON balls forced Devore across
the plate. , .m
Boston. -. 900 600 OO1-1 6 o
Pittsburgh 49,. 900 900 000-O 4 3
Tyler andl Whaling, Cooper and
C0lefhan:.a"ie ~. - si.r;t:.. .,4
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Anderson :. 600 600 ,O0Or-0- g. s
Caffneys 1000 100 .5lx-7; s 1
{ ,Summnry-Two base hits. tMoColl,
Robinson. Graydon: three base hits,
Hord; struck out by Dagerhardt, Is,
by Robinson 8. by Graydon q; base on
balls off Robinson 4, off Dagerhardt
B.; batter hit. McColl by Robinson;
double plays, vaugn to Bull to Curry,
Oglesby toNMcColl, left on bases An
dsTsoH Z. Gafsnsy e; :iIns 2:ie;sE. I'm
pires Robbins and Belue. Attendance
a5o. ..s '.s. iA1E1
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At Louis Buncl,cd Hits

st Louis July 20.-St. Louis by
punching extra base. hits with Brook
lyn's errors In the early innings today
obtained lead Brooklyn could not
overcome and won to 6. In the eighth
inning while sliding into third base
Dolan was spiked He was replaced
by Riggcrt.
Score
Brooklyn. :. :. O1O O1O OO4--6 12 3
st. Louis ....,.. ..023 100 01x-7 13 .
Brown, Enzman and o. Miller; Sal
leo and Wingo.
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] Shamrock. Had Rough Passage.

i Falmouth. England. July 2e-
Shamrock ", Sir Thomas Eipion's
challenger for the Americas cup.
reached this port today under con-
voy Of the steam yacht Erin. She had
a rough, passagse, from Plymouth.
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DEATH; or A,1,ilTIg CHILD
Dr. and Mrs. s ", ifines; s,of . | seneca,
s.5ls Z Hfsrslf BefenTSffs g ~ - "a = q

4 .se1eea, s1diya ainss Washings
aon, ! ths. Il atttlea nrssa and Mrs.
= y "a & IIitieb S.pt u lutte two years q.
4Ee,. died rndd saturdny. ntghts
! ts hd BEEN =: y 4 asiis we'll but was
not siiongfss tb be seri0nsly its. y I. III,
Fgs bttfied yesterday afternoon. tl,fi
funeral setvice heihK held at aia
house: Que sad feature rs that Dr.
Hines e In London And could not be
.rssepsa.N y ]. q
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-21
Ganaecocks= Won, But Are Still
H. In the Cellar
AMERICAN

At New York l.; st. Louis 3. First
game.
AT Philadelphia 8; Chicago o.
AT Washington l; Cleveland 2.
AT Boston, 8; Detroit 2. 16 innings.
At New York 9; ST. Louis 6. Sec
ond gamQ
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NATIONAL

At Pittsburgh 0; Boston I.
At Cincinnati 0: New York 5.
At Chicago s; Philadelphia l.
At st. Louis Z; Brooklyn &.
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SOlJTEiERI EsAGIJE;

Z. At Montgomery Chattanooga 1i.e
AT Nashville O: Birming ngbam1 4. ~, ,sr
AZ Mobile 8: Atlanta I. First game.
( AT sM6bfle A a. Atlanta 81 Seeohii
game :
IS AZ New Orleans 2: Memphis d. 8
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p a Boston specialist clairhs to, be
able TO- make halt, kFovS Oh a bald
'head mainly by rubbing ift lat regular
with a 2Tdrkfsk towel
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FedernI Lea9ue.

KING GEORGE ASKS
FOR CONFERENCE
{ Continued from First Page)
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Creenvtlle :. 600 100 oo1 05--7 IL 8
Spartanburg 100 900 DOL O0--2 s 3
Summary-Home runs, Camp: three
base hits Guthrie; two base hits Bow
den. Cheek: struck out by Guthrie IL,
by Plyler z: Attendance 200. =.
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Intsrnat atio1,al League ]

II At Montreal se; Toronto /. lis ia.
hings. BE.
Ats Buffalo IS: Hocheater ;6,.4 s. ~
,At Providenee Q: NeW. York 2.
Az baltimore s; Joresey City 4
First game. e rs.
# At a HSsitinors 2. Jersey CITY /. Sec.
aaa ae s., :,
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NORTH CAR OLlNA,

). As Gg!1Esensboro g!1E |: Asheville 8. IA
E. AtsRaIsigt ); Yinstonn-sasism &. {.
At Charlotte a;iDqrh,m, 8.
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Shawkey Fooled ,Em.

Philadelphia, July Shawkey
was invincible with men on bases in
today's contest and Philadelphia won
the fourth straight game from Chicago
3 to O..
Score.
Chicago ;. :. 1000 600 0OO-O 6 o
Philadelphia :: :; 10Os 600 20x--3 IL o
Scott, Russell and SchaIk; Shawkey
and .Lapp, s..:. ..., ~
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FEDERAL

At Chicago 2; St. Louis 5. First
game.
At Chicago a. st. Louis 2. Second
No others scheduled. ~.
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VIRGINIA I LEAGUE

ii, Norfolk q: Ronoake .os -, (
AZ Newport News !; Portsmouth o.
{ 10 ihhiaES. .a 4
A. Richmond 4; Petersburgg6. First
N Rlchmond s; Petersbdrs Sec
ond game.
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Won In Sixteenth

Won In Sixteenth
Boston, July 20-Boston and Detroit
went into extra innings again today.
the home team winning In the six
teenth, to 2 In that inning with the
bases full Speaker sent hit between
left and .centerfield. and Leonard sped
home. Coumbe held the pitching bur-
den for Boston until the Tigers tied
the score in the ninth. Then Leonard
was called upon and held the Tigers
hitleas.
Score =.
Boston
600 l1o 600 900 600 1-s IL 3
Detroit:
600 900 COZ 900 600 o-2 7 .
Coumbe, Leonard and Cady, Carri-
gan; Dauss, Hail. Main Reynolds and
Stanage.
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f,hIcago Wins First.

Chicago. July 20.-Chicago hit both
Mayer and Baumgartner. the former
University Of Chicago star, haru and
won the first game OF the series s
to L.. Derrick's triple with tho bases
filled In the third gave the locals
commanding lead
Score
Philadelphia :. 600 600 OO1-1 4 i
Chicago. -. .103 100 O3x-S IA i
Mayer. Baumgartncr. and Doom;
HUMPHREYS and Brcsnahan
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American Associat zion

AT Louisville 6; Minneapolis 6.
Az Columbus z; st. Paul 8,sss
AZ Indiahap polls 3 dssas Gity 3.
AT olSyeland s: milwaukee 2:
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st Leus. :. -. 100 0o2 o0O-3 8 2
New York :. 100 600 O00-1 z 3
Weilman and Leary: eating, Brown,
Warhop and Sweeney
Score second game: -.
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