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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

= steady mark-. y-st.rfay In. Increased
consumption did not result in any advance,
a. -, -iv"rs were Tree -r!,'rs Firsts v-r.
f~..y offered, ~hN- ,-couds v-r. SLOW
S'oraF' 'iu-s almost neglected Renovated
ana lad.os '''"ty IA E!ns stock scm.
ai.,. s.w ei sore, siaso',e H-d -x
s,."s- ,.tGTIy' ;GnG".. ao.s'' :s1sasaa. 1904
~ prime. -6H 80. COMMON to tair, 22a
R.n.y-'td We: s,sasi'fs;;
istIou creamery. nrsts. saTe,c' Ladi.s.
current make irSts. 2ltr a e2c seconds,
.i.Gcs ,o",r rgtsc. lxSs ?o' p-Gs,.s
grade l7Tisisc
CHEEsE-A somewhat weaker feeling
nrev-il't on arcannt Of auiet trading
con.a1r,iv. purpose. as sp.cui.tors ar.
Dong '&L,tl. ESnort.r@ az. also api-,,
uarrdi.rrr.d-s. i.a'isc.. Wisconsin, -soi.
my doue. da!;i.s lSaL'.c; VIZ. =
lic poor to good, nUl2c.
GIGS indications poiu, to q much
'oM.r .Ts m"Tkrt H.. ws.k ~ s]rrIy.is
tSHt,"P IN. %heol,iMsyy' Mdnla "'.a l%appli.. sS, wDf.
lorm.I eve, and T,.s ceiling rr.v.ll:a
win most holdings nj Indifferent quality.
Tea.ny Nhi'-. nor. p..ul,fu, and .,ow
l"lfes were freSn ctlnerelt rNfrhs, Shh1 "
&c extra nrsis, .6n nrsts .5ne5hc
&c h-nn.ry, whites, nnc 20 fancy, $40
70 a &c.
LIVE poULrRy-olh ROSTERS slow
TIrksvs somewhat Nrm.r on better lines
Ducks scarce and Ann. Gees. in moderate
euppi'. hut most lines show poor quality
Arrivals Yesterday, 90 cars, OF which rs
we're uulolded Prices. chickens l5r a
l6c.; fowls, 15ia Tl6c., old BOOSTERS, lie,
Purkers, ltWlAc Ducks, spring, state,
zoe, Western. zoe, Geese, Western, i4c.
Guincas, a pair soc pigeons ?6d 3oc
DRESSED pOUTTRY.-Old roosters In
Nrnt supply ami hrm Capons slow, Ar
rivals Of fresh Killed ducks and geese light
squads IN moderate demand. hut slow
GuiurHs slew Frcsh turkeys more plen;i-
fll. but with most lines course. The mar
ket Is dull and weak Fancy soft m-ated
roasting ,hiokens scarce and hrm. Fresh
Killed fowls IN Hight supply and steady
Uriccs, Turkeys, dry picked, Western, 80
U'2iycG fancy, scnlded, 9lc; Tennessee
and Kentucky. goa 21c; Texas. goo. Chick
rrs, milk fed, is To - lbs. ls TO box. 2&T
@5c. corn fcd. SEA csc milk fed, IS lbs to
dozen, zoe. mixed weights, lsTisc. Phila-
delphid, fancy, ? lbs. zach FAC hroil
ors. 23c Michigan, scalded 4 lbs, lie
Fowls. II to box, Western, so lbs, and over
to dozen, ls'yc., dry picked, : lbs and
over, lt'gr. pld BOOSTERS, l3iS n ltc ca
pons, : lbs. ?7H2sc s 10 I lbs, 2sa csc .
squads, primo, while, 10 lhs, to dozen,
.tl5, . his, ite;Gst5o: BIS, s37ansa;
dark u 'aNS@, Guiueas, spring. 3 lbs,
and over, pair, 80 9sSo
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SMALL OFFICE BUILDING.
To Re Erected on broadway Lot
20 by 80 Feet.

James g Green, architect, has pre-
larod p.,us for n twelve story onlce
~ Id NC which l.. +, IL & NJ. Co, Inc,
"" "'r.f at l6G2 Broadway. between
f''''-S>' 1 and Forty-seventh streets.
~ AZ occupy "A lot 20xs0 adjoining the
'd.a'" Theatre on the south. Work
START May 1 Last year Sol bloom
frfdra"i 10 lease the property from
'''' ." r Burnett for twenty-one years,
"'h 'vo renewals, The structure will
cost g., 400.
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SALES OF BRONX FLATS.

EAST l62D STREET-Herman Keller
has sold 10 Henry Schweizer s6s East
li3d street, a 1--WE story nat on plot
.aNloO. between Prospect and Steb-
bins avenues
PROSPECT AVENUE-Johr A. Stein
metz has sold for Walter Bertenburg
2isl Prospect venue. q five story
apartment. on plot 3TS by 100.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING sur.
PLIES. Army Building 80 whitehall street.
New York. y. Y, February 20, 1915, Sea Il
proposals, In trip'lvate, VIII be received
for furnishing and de.iYcring At ,i,her the
Boston, New York Philadelphia. chicago
@ NJ Corps, Rubber Boots. Rron1e Ru,
tons, Hat cords, summer Drawers, Cotton
Gloves. -horsehide Gloves. Riding Gloves,
Leggin l"tces SNo" laces. Canvas lRgglns,
Shoes, stockings, Su.pGniors, Sweaters IN
formation upon application. A. /. SMITH,
Col. Q. NJ, c. Depot 9. NJ.
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BIG WESTINGHOUSE MERGER.
Electric Company Gain. Control Of
Machine COMPANY.

PrrrsBUnG. Feb 90 The wes,ins-
house Electric n Manufacturing Com
PAM has obtained control or the West
iughouss Machine Company Important
changes In tho management OF the ma
chine company are expected
Tho mAchiu company has s7,5lO. $50
storH outstanding and . bonded debt Of
37,264,000,
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~FORECIOsURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. CorNTY OF NEW
Henry Weiss and others, Defendants.
In pursuance ofa Judgment Of fore.
n. aSoye-entitled action and bearing lat.
the Goth day OF January. 'SlJ |. the
undersigned. the referee In said Judgment
Exchange Salesroor,. No.. iiis NssSv
street. in the Borough ~ Manhattan. ely
81 New York. on the ?Sth day OF Fehfua
1915 AT !: O'Clock noon on that dtv hr
HENRY brady. Auctlonc-r the rtern'.es
directed By said. Judgment n be sod, ami
ALL that certain lot b.ece or parcel o,
land, with the buildings and Improvements
,h.r."n sitnS,s Wing snnd being in ne
STATE o. New York, bounded and described
REGINS1Na " a po,n, on ~. ror,h-rlv
hundred and Nc t-o6 feat w"s'nr'y from
Re .!orner 'ornsd by the in'"r-er'ion o.
with the Westerly side 81 Sec0n' Avcnu-.
running thence SoriherlN and parall.l with
second, Avenue one hundred o'ool fee, Nye
- inches 20 tho centre tine ~ me book;
thence western along said centre Inc and
parallel with Forty second Strcrt twenty
10, f:ss, ,hen," so.'hsr.y agN7 pr ns,
feet i've til inches 20 the Nor'h"r'v -ii.
OF, forty-serond stree, md thence Est.
second street twenty t2ob te.- to tho r1int
or place OF, beginning said premises h"l0g
known as No. .?e Past ror,v srccni s,reat
The shov. described premises IL In sec
ton g.. Rlock. 12lS on me Land Map OF tn.
CITY Of New York
paIw;f, ffT ~ yGrs E;Srg;Ty 1ra t.is
woopFoRp, nQyEE Pt'TCrirR ~
Ay.nu. norouFh or Manhattan Sew
IN, 'UIiowt7s ia Gia.,am Of IN. nroC.
r.prra 7tus ~ hroL
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Shampan & Shampan have prepared
for W apartment houses TO be
erected at the northeast corner OF Dor
chester o and Twenty-frst street.
F~latbush, on plot of 12+.Sxs7.i for the
BrooklSn Union Building Corporation to
cost $4,000.
Plans are being prepa red by w T.
Mccarthy for seven three story two
family and store buildings 20 be erected
on the east side OF Fifth avenue, thirty
six feet south OF Ovington avenue, BY
Sigmund Goldberg OF Manhattan.
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INSPECTION BILL HEARING.
Local Real Estate Iaterests 10 -
Represented March Sd.

Hearing On the building bureau bill
which has been introduced by the on
ference committee OF Real Estate and
Allied Organizations in the matter OF
consolidating various departments now
having Jurisdiction over buildings in
New York city will come before the Joint
Committee on City Affairs OF the Senate
and Assembly IN Wednesday. March 3,
in the Senate Chamber at Albany. The
hearing will be held at tho adjournment
OF the Senate. approximately at 2
O'Clock. The conference will arrange 10
have special train service 10 take dele
rates TO this hearing Members who
have met at the ONCE OF the conference.
ll5 Broadway. are requested u make ar
engagements for attending this con-
ference.
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i.nd street
The spproainate amouHt Of no len Or
charge. to satisf} which the above 40. f.a.I
property Is to be sold, Is t's.1-. 80 i0v
with interest thereon from the -0'h &c.,. Oh"
January, 1915, together wi'h ,osis and a
lo"ances. amounting 10 $3.50 % 100, WITH
interest from January goth, lGl5. toFn'ur.
with tho expenses OF the sale. The approx
mate amount OF the taxes. ass, ssmtuts ALL!
water rates, or other lens, Nh,rh are 70 'e
SLOWED 10 the purchaser out % the pu.
chase money, or pail By tho Referee. "a
1883 30 100 and interest
Dated. Nsw YORK; TehruRry 3rl 1915
WILLIAM AEUOW~MITU Noforec
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occupied exclusively by his executive Of.
noes. He has had preliminary sketches
Drawn by Louis f. Dell for a fireproof
building OF brick and steel construction
10 cover a plot 5ox1W near Third ave-
nue., on the same block with his large
brewing plant.
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H,RLrM CHURCH FORECIOsED.

Tho Frst United Presbyterian Church,
~ = Wcst 'OSth street, was sold at auc-
n. yesterday by Henry Brady, auc-
'or'"r on one hid of s42, 900 10 William
Ma '0 individually n as trustee
''~ '." defendant, the First United Pres
'"a0 Church The liens against tho
+traN -edl'y aggregate s53,223
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TAX RELIEF
Owners Must Pay for Curb Repairs
a. BefOrs.

Property owners OF this city will con-
tinue 10 pay for repairs TO Sidewalks
and curbs bordering their holdings, A
proposed ordinance transferring this
burden to general city taxation was de-
fcated by the Aldermen yesterday by a
vote OF so to -
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders at
torney.D

2oxioo, OCT a. iqOo Jennie Starr To-
Adele Froess, East Orange, y j atty,
Y g Leuhuschcr. 95s Bway ..,.. $4,000
EAST BROADWAY "3a, - =. - 7Nla b,k.
Ian 10, l90g--Iachel G~irslanskN to
Louis 4 nathan Iiishutz, atty, l. linscu-
Ncig, N Henry. - .,..,.... tll,oo0
W 81. ~ ~ axt2k . Any n % 10
beg lam ~. laos Emma + Whitley to
Efhs l. Johnson. atty, n Y T ] Co, 1876
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LONDON BUYS RUSSIAN BONDS.
Little Change In Prfcca-Trnding
Very slow.

LoSroS. Feb 23-The markets to-
day were very slow, Prices wore very
rttle changed. In general gilt edged
investment issues we're firm Foreigners
wer" Irregular, Russian bonds and
other securities were IN demand Home
rails were bought. Mines advanced. but
trades were very light.
The American department WAS idle
and fcatureless Grand Trunks con-
tinued weak
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RICHMOND BUILDING SITE.

The Msrasco property at the corner
~ Broad and Quinn streets. Stapleton,
staten Island, has been sold for civ
T.. Decker and Benjamin Blauvelt for
Improvement by D.. T. Cornell.
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TAKES QUAKER RIDGE HOME.

Fish & Marvin have leased for the
summer the country estate OF Bradford
Rhodes. furnished. on Quaker Ridge, at
Scarsdale. ". Y, to c. j. Liebmsnn OF
Brooklyn. IT is one of the largest places
in the Quaker Ridge section.
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wErHER COURT, l5-Ar

wEIHER COURT, i5-Anthony N 40 Rose
- a. ast Michael Almano. owner and
contractor SIS
BOSTON RI. = = cor Istth u esN'9f-
PerCer Mfg CO sg' Marvin OPERATING
Co. owners Young Mems Hebrew Asso-
citation, .-ssee, Fitzpatrick Contracttng
On contractors 80
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

LEXINGTON Az. 64l-Flinton 4 Nais,.
Inc ast samuel wooive ron. trus owner
christopher Maxwell. contractor 81, 2ss.ns
o7TH ST. ais E--Ioseph Tino & CO, Inc,
at August Braun. owner. z a J Rue.
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The arproximats amount Of She lien ~
charge. to satisfy which the above de-
sgribei property is to be sold. ie s6s.0&l.6I.
with inieres, thereon from February bth.
1915. together with costs and allowancs
amounting to i3Si.s2, with interest from
penses of tho sale. The approximate
amount OF taxes, assessments. and water
lowed to the purchaser out Of the purchase
money. or paid by tho referee. IL sb6e.co.
with interest.
sold subject TO the facts specified N the
judgment herein and 10 be specified IN the
terms OF sale.
Dated. New York, February i8th. INA
MYRON SUtZBER0ER. Referee.
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OFFICES ron Elm FIT.

''r.Tc thrci plans TO build a struc-
N1' 'u Ialet Nincty-second street, to be
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LEASES.
Manhattan.

.-ru c.r ,.a,o q, xa5,.n, N 10 ,,x
''innn 81 .,SSs'r gdd 20, a. .rrs 70
pis u,n,.,c,r poc~y,,is Nent,c +,
81 vrs ,rom, Ni,v Z Iais' atty n W
,r,io,ey- aos nwsy 1870
orr viss" rcrw ~ "a ooo,.p, rtha
!, ytivss' Wnr On 400 y
iood ~, 10 We. from Narrh 4 Islb:
attvs ~iewkovitz a s eps Rway 'sSSs
iacob p.rn",cin to uarnap u Tau.
man .oi Grand Of. 4 yrs from MAJ l..
lnIs attv. Sol Rr,nn. 81 Park
RoN 80 400
CUutSTopuER Sr I,s ali-.San Felese
Realty 60 TO Ransele Cyiifrizzi. 6S
Thompson st, : yrs from Feb l..
'ura, 'o"n"si krouTn .'s,o
* mn "InSS" i n,;, VI,
iei. ~ v ,7ss
East pRoA rSYAy ga, ali m.r'cep
$50 uanr
Iiis Prosnn", ev w 20 VIZ rom F.b H.
iatE. .,,y' Ut, orr "a, NJ, snn
5rI AZ" Ia stors-,ur-y NoTp,n ~ III,
from .Ian IL ,ais. ay,vs i,rJ 4 p a.
cedar "a" "''ys ""u ,,sss
=
"ronf.
lslSr ST. ~ and s2i r. !iprohate errorl.-.
John n Roschen TO NJ W Zipkin, $50
tongvood av, and ano, 5 yrs from Mar
! 1915 attys FlucEelmsn a T, eas
Bwsy StS2
"
lis
,,sr,. sr 49,. A. ~. -.-
ii1in -Mercy ~ tIum W Meyer
"s. So VI "'''-
,,sTt or Sluv,p.rs
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G.

with name and address Of i.nd.r and
lenders Attorney
downtown.
South OF Fourteenth 81
HousTHS ST Ms9s'n 81 ss,.5
sss s7th 81, Feb II. due Jan l.. 1920,
,Ip c; sttyi T. 9 20. l7s Bwsy 'lt"o
II. due Jan l, 1920, s p C: .s,ty.
same ........r...........+...,- 5000
West side.
and lioth SITS
10Th ST. $50 W 9TH av, .Sxas -
Louisa o'conne.l to German say Rank.
lbI +th aN, Feb %. | yr, . p c sttys
Amend & 4. iis- Nissan IT.. 1000
ic?. Ruin prucker 70 Clarenc. : Nc,
kunc, . Il i5th i, Feb Is. pr mtg ~
COO dye as be- bond at'ys. R~o'c,nhaic
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. n 5, 700 .
I;enox Az bGsloo' leaschold-Aaron
.Sth 81. June ., lsI4,. due Sc, a.. per
bond atty. 7 q 90, i7S B~ay $4,000
Bronx.
thorough OF Tho Bronx
BARKER Az. ,es. - n Iu.!tnna s., 33xloo
Jos Conrad to German American Bldg
stalls s p c. atty T q & r CO. ~
LOT iies' man Century Investing GET
Bergen Az Fab 20. due Feb "a ie,s. s
p Any W Kahi .ss nwsy y 900
WIZ, rs Jennings ST, be- 30, III, NJ
m9 eusn1 nihUoii iaE.fi' BOSTON ' RI f''y' Hns"I g5o
Lot 80 map r Duncan ,.tramccsco
81 Feb u. due Jan |. 1890, 6 y e.; atty,
YIN j Merritt, wilcox av, Throsgs N.k
cNRrENrri:n AZ. " ;. l7,s' ..e,h 81,
kowlta, 49, Jennings ~. Feb II. 2 Nrs /"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-07-20
DAWSON WINS SECOND GAME.
COrIey and Davis Hold HawkinsviIIe
Club to Two Hits.

HAWKINSVILLE, Ga, July 10
In the second game of the series here
this afternoon the fast Southwest
Georgia team kept up their winning
streak and downed the locals in
slow but interesting game by the
score of to 3.
The game started off with Corley
of the visitors opposed by young Da-
venport Both men pitched fair, but
Corley was wild and was relieved by
Davis in the sixth after he had given
up but two hits, which counted three
tallies. Davis was even better than
the day before, and the locals didn't
have a chance to even get on the
bases.
The visitors scored two in the sec
ond inning on a single by Harper,
two boots and a clean single by the
hard-hitting KiHgery. The locals
made three in the third after two
were down on a walk, two safe swats
and wild throws.
In the sixth Williams, first man up
for Dawson, singled, Harper sacrific-
ed, Lowe went to first on a sacrifice,
Crouch was safe and Williams scored
on an error by the third baseman.
Corley was out at first, Lowe and
Crouch both advancing. Kingery sin
gled again, scoring Crouch and Lowe.
After this Davenport settled down,
and did not allow any more scoring.
The feature Of the game was the
hitting of Jim Kingery with men on
| bases. The box score:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-07-20
GEORGIA MAN IS
RESCUED IN TIME
Resident of Woodstock Finds Himself
Restored After His Physi-
clans Failed.

T. A. Lewis, who lives out on Route
3, Woodstock, Ca, was the victim of
stomach troubles for a long time He
tried the treatments of many doctors.
He tried all sorts of remedies.
His sufferings were a serious handi-
cap to his work.
Then he tried Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy. Just as it always does, the
first dose proved to him what could
be done for his ailment. He took the
full treatment; then wrote:
Il have taken your wonderful rem
edy and am feeling better than / have
felt in four years.
Your remedy does just what you
claim it will do.
Il tried several doctors, but they
did me no good. / am glad that /
have found your wonderful remedy.
l have recommended it to some of
my neighbors who need it."
MayF's Wonderful Remedy gives per-
manent results for stomach, liver and
intestinal ailments. Eat as much and
whatever you like. No more distress
after eating, pressure of gas in the
stomach and around the heart. Get one
bottle of your druggist now and try it
on an absolute guarantee-if not salts
factory money will be returned.
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third and Lowe is run down between
third and home. Crouch goes to sec
ond on the play. Davis, the hard-hit-
ting pitcher, singles to right, scoring
Crouch. Davis goes to second on a
wild throw. Kingery flies to cen
ter. 4-3.
Johnson pops to third. Gheesling
flies to L. Thrasher. Simms pops to
first. 90.
9th-Brooks out third to first. L..
Trasher walks, and steals second. j..
Thrasher singles to center, scoring
his brother. Williams out short to
first, l. Thrasher going to second.
Harper hits to deep left for two bags,
scoring Ike. Wilder, running for Har-
per, makes clean steal fthird. Lowe
fans. 2-2.
Byrd flies to right. Norris singles
to left. Wright singles to left, Nor
ris advancing one cushion. Wynn
hits to first, and Williams pegs wild
to Lowe at second. Norris scores and
Wright goes to third on the play.
Weaver out second to first, Wright
scoring and Wynn going to third.
Hudson singles to center, scoring
Wynn. Johnson singles to center,
scoring Hudson, Gheesling flies to
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-07-20
STREAK BY
FROM FITZGERALD

8th-Wilder out second to first.
Kingery singles over third. On the
hit and run Brooks singles to left
and Kingery goes to third, Brooks
going to second on the return of the
ball to third. L. Thrasher hits to
second, and was thrown out at first.
Kingery scored on the play and
Brooks went to third. Lasbee then
threw wild to the plate and Brooks
counted. |. Thrasher fans. 2-2.
Lasbee pops to Wilder. Shannon
out Lowe to Williams. Rhodes walks
Cochran out Brooks to Williams. 90.
9th-Williams out short to first.
Harper balloons to left. Lowe sim
giles to left. Caught at second on
attempted steal. 10.
Cy Williams, hitting for Coombs,
fans. Smith out Brooks to first. CHM
walks. DeWberry fans. 90.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-07-20


Score by Innings.
1st-Lockabie famed. MOnahan
doubled to right. Barnett out Sec
ond to first, Monahan going to third.
Biel famed. 10.
Kingery doubled to left. Brooks
sacrificed him to third. l.. Thrasher
singled to left, scoring Kingery. L.
Thrasher caught off first, I, Thrash
er famed, 81.
2nd-Cates famed Mize out sec
ond to first. Cooper famed. 90.
Williams drove a fast one at pitcher,
which hit his leg and bounced to first.
Out at first unassisted. Harper and
Lowe famed. 90.
3rd-Norris out second to first.
Antley famed. Lockabie out pitcher
to first. 90.
Crouch out third to first. Davis
famed. Kingery singled past third.
Brooks out third to first. 10.
4th-Monahan flied to left. Bar
nett fouled to first. Biel famed. 90.
L. Thrasher singled to center. l.
Thrasher popped out to short. Will
liams out second to first, L. Thrasher
going to second. Harper famed 10.
5th-Cates famed. Mize famed.
Cooper popped out to third. 90.
Lowe pops to first. Crouch out
third to first Davis GU, first to pitch,
er. 90.
6th-Norris singled to center. Ant
ley flied out to left Lockabie fam
ed. Norris out trying to steal sec
ond. 10
Kingery singled past short. Brooks
sacrificed him to second. Kingery
caught at third on attempted steal.
l.. Thrasher out second to first. 10.
7th-Monahan famed. Barnett
popped to short. Biel gets life on
loves error. Gates flied to cen
ter. 90.
I. Thrasher singled to left. On
wild throw to first he goes to third.
Williams pops out to first. Harper
famed. Lowe hits to short and on
wild throw to first l. Thrasher scored
and Lowe went to third, Crouch
popped to second. IL.
Sth-Myers famed. Cooper gets
life on error by Thrasher. Norris
flies to second. Antley famed. 90.
Davis walked. Kingery sacrificed
him to second. Brooks singled past
third, scoring Davis, Brooks going
to second on throw to plate. L.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-07-20
DAWSON HAS
A SWAT FEST
Visitors Seem to Hit at Will, Knock
ing Stone Out i'm Two Innings and
Getting If Hits OFF Simms.

Visitors Seem to Hit at Will, Knock
ing Stone Out in Two Innings and
Getting If Hits OFF Simms.
HAWKINSVILLE, July 17-After
already winning two games the Wis
itors came back strong in the final
and beat the locals II to 3.
Kingery hit the first ball pitched,
and from then hit after hit rained
from the bats of the classiest team in
the state. Stone had to be relieved
by Simms in the third, but he did not
fare any better than his team-mate.
Every man on the visiting team ex-
cept Williams is credited with safe
swat, but Kingery and Brooks led
the attack, the former getting two
two-baggers and three singles out of
six times, and the latter getting three
two-base hits and one single out six
trips to the plate. Babe Wilder was
hit freely, but he kept the hits scat
tered and the locals could make but
three runs. In the three games play
here the Dawson team made thirty
six hits, The box score.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-07-20
DUST FROM THE DIAMOND.

We notice That MOnteZuma ana
Cochran are claiming that they are
tied for the championship of the
state. The records fail to substan-
tiate this boast. 1t is true that Coch-
ran has won three out of four played
with us, but are tied with Montezu-
ma and MonteZuma is now tied with
Cochran. On the other hand, we took
three straights from HaWkinsville,
and the same team that won two out
of three three days prior to our series
with them. According to these facts,
we contend that Dawson is at the
present tied with these two teams.
Furthermore, we are ready and anx-
ious to defend our title of the state
championship at any time that we
can arrange games with the contend
ers of said championship. Speak up,
Montezuma and Cochran, or forever
hold your peace.
The locals certainly had on their
batting clothes during the last road
trip. In the five games played they
got one 3-bagger, l ) doubles and 81
singles. And they made 80 runs, an
average of six to the game.
Brooks. Thrasher, l., and Kingery
are credited with % of the SO hits
last week
Out Of 10 times at bat Shorty"
got six doubles and four singles for
an average of 500. Ike went up 20
times and got two doubles and seven
singles. His average for the week
is $50. Kingery got three doubles
and six singles out Of % times at bat.
His average is $50.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-07-20
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