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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
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kaistaan paaltamme pois ia n.y.
van alan aurinko ylitsemme koit-
taa, silla sotivat vallat tuokin
nellie vasta oikein hyvat ia rik-
kaat ajat, jos vain min on, ettei
sofa levene Yhdysvaltoihin, min
on meilla edessamme kultainen
aikakausi, jota eli monikaan vol
aavistaakaan, kun vaan maltam-
me ola karsivallisia ia odottaa
sta maltillisesti.
Saan tuossa mainita eta,
torstai-iltana, YS paiva tammik.
kello 10 ajoissa paasi valkea irti
kaupungilla like ~osastossa, yh-
den italialaisen liikehuoneuston
ylakerrassa, mutta onneksi oil
hyvin tyven, ettei valkea paassyt
levenemaan, joka saatiin tukahu-
tetuksi veden avulla, jota kaytet-
tin palokuntalaisten avulla. JOS
olisi ollut tuulinen lima, min var
mast iolisi mennyt pitka linja ra-
kennuksia, mutta tyyni lima ia
vesi estivat tulen evenemisen.
Meilla on my0skin ollut taalla
jumalanpalveluksia 81 men p. il
lalla oil viidennen paalla, Mrs.
Lapin asunnolla, jossa oil run
saasti kuulijoita ia sitten oil
Wine pyhana, klo 2 j. PIP. F. Paa-
volan asunnolla ia tulevana py-
hama on j. F. Jacksonin talolla
klo 2 ip., joka on 7 p. Helmik.
Tulkaapa ystavat runsaasti Ju-
malan sanan~ ymparille, kuule-
maan ia katkemaan sta mita
A. Hassell opettaa.
IA p. Helmikuuta on meilla
kirkko-pyha kirkossa, jolloin on
pastori Wilen taalla. Muistakaa
tulla silloin nuoret ia vanhat
kirkkoon, ia STELLA nina luulen,
eta past. Wilen tiedustelee kir-
kossa rippikoululapsia, ottakaa-
pa nyt tama huomioonne, eta
lahetatte lapsenne silloin kirk
koon, jotka kayvat rippikoulua,
ia tulkaa vanhemmat my0skin.
Sitten SANTANA paivana puolisen
jalkeen lahdetaan Jack Nevalan
farmille, kokoonutaan kaikki ON
peluseuran jasenet Mr. Lantan
talolle heti puoliselta, klo l al
kaan. Nina olen vahan "haista-
nut" ehka Lantta antaa nellie
kyytia slime. Mennaan slime Oh
keen suurella joukolla, jossa sa-
massa tilaisuudessa past. Wilen
pitaa nellie puheen.
Mainitsen viela, eta lunta on
runsaasti paikkakunnallamme,
joten metsaty0t kay hyvin laa-
tuun. Kovat ovat olleet mama
tammikuun pakkaset, mutta nyt
$3.50.
on 10 lauhkeampi lima kun tata
kirjoitan, plan Sc kumminkin on
talvi Obi, joten kevat ia lammin
kesa on odotettavissa. - Mutta
vol ystavat, eta Jeesuksessa al
kais koittamaan uskon kautta i
jaisyyden kevat ihmisten sieluis-
sa ia kylma epauskon routa SUI
laisi pois. Jaakaa haltuun Her
ran!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
: Matkustiyat Suomeen. Mes

vat matkalipun Mr.. VIM. Maelta
ia lahtivat Wine maanantai-ilta-
ma nathalie. He Olivat ostaneet
lipun Scandinavian linjalle ia va
linneet laivan Oscar toisen. Hell
dan paamaaranaan on matkustaa
Ouluun.
- Mr.. f. J. Henderson ILL
nois Life Insurance-yhti0n PIAZZA
siamies Chicagosta kavi taalla
liikeasioillaan ia asetti paikallis-
asiamieheksi tame Mr.. John
McCartlyn ia Mr. John Nisulan.
- Apteekkari o. Nordlingille
on syntynyt terve polka.
= Lakmies Harry Bay on
muuttanut ko~nttorinsa Equistin
liikkeen ylakertaan.
- TOhtOri AndersOnin perhe
on saapunut.
- Jacob KilpOnen on eronnut
John HELM liikkeen palvelukses-
ia.
- ValOkuvaaja Hiryela saapui
Calumetista Wine maanantaina
vierailulta.
- GOgebic-alueen pappein ko-
kous oil Wine maanantaina P.
Paavalin seurakunnan pappilas-
sa. Esitelman, rukoilijoista, pi-
tt past. Silvesteen. Sc eta esi-
telma oil hyvin laadittu, kunnioi-
tettiin sta seisoalleen nousemi-
sella. Muuten aihe antoi aihetta
vilkkaaseen keskusteluun. Kun
kello oil jo vahan yli kuusi illal-
la pyysi past. Haapanen ilallisel-
lie st. James-hotelliin. HALLS
p0ydassa puhui episkobaali-kir-
kon pastori ]. Weed, kiittaen sill
ia ystavyydesta ia veljeydesta
mita oil saanut osakseen naissa
kokouksissa. Han ilmoitti mutt
tavansa pois paikkakunnalta.
= Kuulkaapa maanviljelijat.
Nyt on paras aka tehda tilaus
'rehusaili0lle". Sen hinnan tie
kuitenkin maksatte, vaikka cite
tilaisikaan kun tie kuivaatte re-
hume ia siina kadotatte run
saasti kolmannen osan elainten
ravinnosta. JOS cite ole selvilla
tasta, min kysykaa suullisesti tai
kirjeellisesti "rehusaili0n" Oh
keista maksuista ia miten Sc tel
ia hy0dyttaa.
Kunnioittain,
G.. j. Stark, suomalainen asia
mics. Puhelin 566-w.
238 E. Mcleod av. I:wood, Mich.
Lydia Liimatainen ottaa
hierontaa vastaan kotonaan ia
kay my0s perheissa. Asunto:
No. 306 E. Aurora Street.
- On saatavana kuivia lyhka-
sia 16 tuumaisia kovanpuun hal
koja, samallaisia A jalan halkoja
allekirjoittaneslta Tilaukset vol
daan jattaa Auttajan kirjapai-
noon tai itselleni. Telf. 552 s. 4.
Kunnioittaen: John G.. He'll.
= Karajiin, jotka alkaa Bes-
semerissa t. k. Is p, valittiin vii
me lauantaina lautakunnan jase-
net ia valituksi tulivat seuraavat
henkil0t Ironwoodista: William
O'Brien, Frank Mrofchak, Ed.
Strang, Peter Ole, Peter Asp
lund, Andrew Strongquist, Alb.
w. Nichols, Peter McMannan,
Esaias Fink, Joseph Sullivan,
j. w. Best, G.. r. Hoy, Fran Elk
holm, Chas. Ryland, Henry Ho-
gan, John Danielson, Isak Tur-
ner. Ironwood Townshipista:
Esaias Fink. Erwin TOWNSHIP
pista Matti HELEN (kansalai-
nen). Bessemerista muitten o.
bella kansalainen Cab. Johnson.
Kaikkiaan tulee lautakuntaan ia
ma vuonna kuulumaan SO jasen-
ta. Luetteloa karajissa esille tu-
levista asioista eli ole viela ju-
laistu, mutta kuulojen mukaan eli
Mita ole sanottavan paljon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
lronwoodin ia ymparist0n
uutiSia..

- Jumalanpalvelus helmikuun
IA p. Bessemerissa klo 10 APP.
Kastettu: Matti ia Elisa kor-
hosen tytar, Ruutti Toini, synt.
Tammik. Is D., kast. saman KUN
81 p. p. Wuori.
Puhelin 662.
= Hartausseurat Iron Belts
sd ensi sunnuntaina j. F. jack
sonin talossa klo 2 paivalla.
A. Hassell.
= GOgebic ia Iron kauntien
raittiusliitto viettaa hauskan il
.lanvieton runsaalla ohjelmalla
Walo r.-seuran huoneella ensi
sunnuntaina, alkaen klo 8. Sim
ne kehotetaan saapumaan raft
tiutta rakastavia seka vastusta-
jia.
- H~arvinainen juhlatilaiSuuS
,tulee olemaan Lutheerusliiton j.
sompain tytt0jen toimesta P.
Paavalin kirkkosalissa ensi py-
ha-iltana, t. k. 7 p. klo 1873 Italia.
Tilaisuudessa suoritetaan seu-
raava ohjelma:
u Yhteislaulua. p Raamatun
lukua ia rukous, Mrs. A. Haapa-
men; 81 Avauspuhe, Helmi Maxi;
~ K00rrilaulua, Seurak. Seka-
k00ri; 81 Runo, Alma rantala ;
g. Kolmi-aanista laulua, Tyt0il-
TIA; y Puhe, Hilda Pollari; g
Orkesterin soittoa, Pikku pojil-
ia; 81 Soololaulua, Lila Ander-
son; 10) Runo, Ida Haapamaa +;
~ Laulua, Tytt0jen k00rilta
12) Pune, Hilda Puska; 13) Du-
ettosoittoa, Helmi ia Tyne Sill
berg; 14) WORCESTERSHIRE
Hulda Helakoski ia Helmi Maxi
15) Laulua, Seurakunnan seka-
k00ri; 16) Loppurukous, A. Haa-
panen.
Juhlasali koristetaan sievaksi
ia t~yttaremme huolehtivat siita,
eta kahvip0yta tulee olemaan
aistikas. Sisaanpaasy vapaa.
Kaikki sydamellisesti tervetul-
leita.
- Jumalanpalvelus pidetaan
P. Paavalin kirkossa ensi pyha-
ma, eli %kynttelin paivana klo 1910
ap.
Etelakylalla on hartaushetki
ensi pyhana klo 2 ip. Town-haa-
lila.
Ensi perjantai-iltana, t. k. 5 p.
on hartaushetki John Pohjajar-
ven luona Montesalon ia kaupun-
gin valisella lukeesilla.
Aka kuluu. - Kiirehtikaa
ystavat! A. Haapanen.
- HOpeaketun nahka, josta
Wine lehdessa kerroimme, tue
tin takaisin Chicagosta, kun nil
den hinta on nykyisin vaan $500.
Mutton oil nahkaa kehuttu kai-
kin puolin hyvaksi.
= SuOmalainen katil0, Miss
Siiri Selja on muuttanut asun-
toa, hanen nykyinen asuntonsa
on: 121 N. Curry ST., Sc on viides
talo p. Paavalin kirkosta etelaan
pain.
- Kansalainen Heglund, joka
osuuskaupan tulipalosta pelas-
taissaan henkensa hyppasi akku-
nasta kadulle, jossa toinen jalka
katkesi kahdesta kohden poikki
ia toinen yhdesta kohden, on nyt
paassyt pois sairashuoneesta
mutta jalat ovat viela siteissa.
Ottaa viela kauan ennenkun pa
rantuu ia eli ole toivoakaan eta
tulisi entisen laisiksi.
- Mr.. John Lantta, Iron Bel
tista, kavasi kirjapainossamme.
- LOukkOsi kirveella kasvon-
sa halki. Kansalaisemme Isac
Birch, eli Koivu, Erwin kylalla
Mikko Kedon metsat0issa haka-
tessaan Wine lauantaina puuta,
sal sellaisen onnettomuuden eta
kirveen terra sattui toisen silman
ylapuolelta kasvoihin min eta
nenakin meni poikki luuta my0-
ten. Tohtori A. w. Lindbohm
ompeli haavan kiinni ia me tot
vomme sen parantumista.
- Tuomas Koski on mennyt
vierailemaan perheineen suku-
l~aistensa luo Milvaukeen.
Jumalanpalveluksia IrOnwOOdis-
On IN vuu:iriStHII3
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04

Vakuutnksia vastaan ottaa jon
HILL Gogehio kaUntissa.
Evening journal., 1915-07-16
SHOOT TOMORROW FOR
coleman DUPONT Spoons

Coleman dupont spoons will be the
prizes in all classes at the DUPONT
Trapshooting Club tomorrow.
The event for the spoons will COM
prise 25 targets, Is targets shot over
trap one and ten targets over trap
two. There are no handicaps in this
event The first contest for the Phil
ip F. dupont double target trophy
will be held and will run for ten
weeks. The prize in this event is a
sterling silver loving cup costing $50
and it is expected that some keen
contests for it will follow.
Several of the shooters have ex-
pressed their intention of taking in
registered tournaments at the lnde-
pendent Gun Clubs grounds al
Holmesburg Junction tomorrow and a
good shoot there is expected.
Evening journal., 1915-07-16
THE NEMs MAKEs THEM uP.

From the Salisbury News.
II seems that the Wicomico News
support OF the Hon. Blair Lee for the
governorship has caused much unrest
s.a2d some distress of mind OF certain
Pther journals on the Peninsula. es-
pecially on the Eastern Shore One
week the dailies of Wilmington take
us\ to task and the next week comes
the\ echo from one Of the weeklies at
the jumping off place" Just Why the
attitude Of the Wicomico News should
give the Harrington forces so much
concern is a puzzle when taken in the
light OF the reports which have been
circulated by the Harrington forces
that THE Wicomico News has no in
huence. If the News has no infu-
ence why all this uneasiness and crit
icism2 The News is on the side of
Senator Lee because we believe his
nomination and election will mean
better things for the Democracy OF
Maryland. II viii mean the death
knell Of the State machine which has
by its arrogance and dictatorship losi
Maryland to the democracy ar leasi
once within the past few years wher
the proper management and a faiI
regard 10 the rights of the people "a
choose their own candidates the State
would have remained in the Demo
cratic column.
Evening journal., 1915-07-16
eWcGhxIz0
tie E"
@oO1ebou(

Yesterdays Homers-Saier, Cubs,
off Perritt, Giants; Meyers, superbas,
off Ames. Reds: scheer. Newarks. off
Knapp Buffeds; Watson, Buffeds. on
Reulbach. Newarks; McCandless,
Terrapins, of Blueiacket, Brookfeds.
Thirteen Giants. including the pug
nacious Mr.. McGraw took advantage
of the torpid day yesterday to make
Nal Eason chase them to the cooling
shower.
The Cubs finally broke their losing
streak, but as the Phils also won,
the victory didn't help Rogers per
centage.
Phil Douglass, recently given the
gate by Charley Herzog, pitched
against the Reds and beat them han
Oily. It never fails.
The Red Sox crawled a little closer
to the White Sox by trimming the
calloused Clevelands while the Ath-
letios were walloping Chicago.
The Browns are in the midst Of a
terrific winning streak. II consists
of two games-taken from the Ma
tionals yesterday.
Dick Rudolph won his game yes
terday A year ago today, the Braves
we're just starting their mad spurt
Bill McKechnie's Newfeds dropped
onto Buffalo with an awful thud. tax
ing two games.
Johnny Evers caustic tongue has
at last got him in bad Johnny will
have to do a lot of explaining to the
league moguls.
The Chifeds increased their lead
by defeating the Sloufeds. Mordecai
Brown did a complete job of pitching
too.
Evening journal., 1915-07-16
SPIRIT OF THE
DELMARVIA PRESS
HON AROUT mn

From the Dover state News.
How about a Chamber of Commerce
for Dover? Don't laugh. we really
mean it. Depsite the fact that we
have such a Disappointing example
in Wilmington's industry-s
body. yet we feel that a body Of
Dover's prominent citizens. banded
together for civic welfare. could ac-
complish much for the benefit of the
community ana without spending
thousands Of dollars to do II. The es-
timated expenses Of the Wilmington
Chamber of Commerce would almost
run the town of Dover. but il would
not be necessary TO have such an ex-
pensive aggregation of result-getters
to accomplish results in Dover Il is
surprising what a few live wires can
do when they gather together and dis
cuss various progressive ideas for
the advancement Of the community.
II would not be long before Dover
would be classed as the most wide
awake town in the state How about
it?
Evening journal., 1915-07-16
TRACTION co. -PARKSIDE
IN SATURDAY CAME
Del.Mar League Standing.

A combination of steals ana two
baggers won for W. & P. Traction
Co. over Elkton in a Del-Mar League
game at Front aud Union streets park
yesterday afternoon, TO l. It was
the first Thursday game of the year
by the league but as the attendance
was poor it is rot likely that another
one will be played. Chase, Doherty.
Huston, Morley and Clay played great
ball Traction Company and Park
side will play at the park tomorrow
afternoon.
The score.
Evening journal., 1915-07-16
By The United Press.

By The United Press.
NEW YORK, July 16.-With the
baseball season half over, confidence
apparently is not lacking in the
minds of big league managers as to
the ultimate outcome. Following are
their opinions as expressed 10 the
United Press today
NATION LEAGUE
WILBERT ROBINSON, Superbas
We're going to win that old rag for
several reasons. First, we have the
best pitching staff IN the league
second, we have the heaviest hitting
outfit, and, third, we have the spirit.
CHARLEY HERzOG, Reds ITS
anybody's pennant, and the Reds
have just as good a chance as any
team / have made some changes
that will prove beneficial"
ROGER BREsNAHAN. Cubs:
Don't take our little slump as any
indication that we are through
We're going TO win that pennant It
won't be Ions before we are on top
again."
JOHN j. M'GRAW. Giants: ITS
anyhodys pennant. with every club in
the league putting up the poorest ball
in years. can't see how the Giants
can be counted out under the circum-
stances.
PAT MORAN. Phnlies: Il can't
make any prediction at this time. /
am satisfied with the Phnlies' play
ing. At any rate. I am confident they
will not finish worse than third"
MILLER HUGGINS. Cardinals "If
the Cardinals can win ten straight
games. the pennant will be ours.
Every club in the league has an
equal chance. ! depend upon my
twirlers."
FRED CLARKE, Pirates: "It's the
tightest and most remarkable race
I've seen in many a year. ANY club
has a chance It's remarkable that
eight teams hold so closely together
with the run hall over The Pirates
are travelling in o way that looks
good to me-"
GEORGE STALLINGS. Braves
The silent one Just squinted his eyes
and said Going with a big Ok" in
tone that implied the best thing 10
do IS to watch the last half of the
season.
Evening journal., 1915-07-16

green trotter and this is her first sea-
son to matinee. she being one of the
regulars" at the Horse Show Park
matinee. She has already turned
mile in 2.29. and is considered one
of the most promising trotters among
the local matinee performers. Sam
uel Lynch, brother of tom" Lynch,
is shown standing with Esther Banks.
Evening journal., 1915-07-16
PLAYGROUND MEET.

The first athletic badge contests of tho
season were held az the Sixteenth and
Walnut streets playground yesterday
afternoon and brought out a large num-
Der Of contestants for the several events,
The winners follow
60-yard dash--William Norris.
Ginning Badson.
Running high jump-Raymond Davis.
Running broad Raymond Davis.
Standing broad iump--William Norris
Throe.lesged raoe-Herman Roach and
Lewis Ricls.
Wheclharrow race-William Norris
and Raymond Davis
The next contest will be held Thurs.
day, July %. at o'clock
Evening journal., 1915-07-16

II you are skilled machinist. why
then are you idle at this or any time of
the year, Run Want Ad now, telling
the employers that you are in the field
for job and get into the factory filing
cabinet and you viii soon have the work
you Nant.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1915-07-16
KEYSTONE VS.. HmLCREsT.

Keystone will play Hillcrest at
Front and Lombard streets at 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The
following Keystone players are urged
e report: Dunn, Sem. Springer,
Lewis. Jennings. Rogers. Franklin,
Long. Yellow. Keystone will prac-
tico tonight at 6 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1915-07-16
TODAY'S BASEBALL chances

National League.
Chicago at New York. threatening
Cincinnati at Brooklyn. threaten
ing
Pittsburgh at Boston, cloudy.
St. Louis at Philadelphia. fair.
American League.
New York al Detroit. cloudy two
games
Boston at Cleveland, clear.
Philadelphia at Chicago. cloudy.
Washington az St. Louis. clear.
Federal League.
Buffalo az Pittsburgh. clear.
Others not scheduled
Evening journal., 1915-07-16
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.

Athletics. 5; Chicago, 2.
Boston. 4; Cleveland, 2.
St. Louis. 8: Washington. 2.
St Louis. 4. Washington, 8. I'D
game1
New York-Detroit game post
poned, rain.
Evening journal., 1915-07-16
| JIMMY 5COTT

A game that Jimmy Scott. Of the Chi
cago Americans, pitched recently
against the Athletics stamps him as one
of the best twirlers in the American
League. Scott shut out the once heavy
hitting aggregation Of Connie Mack.
Only thirty Athletics faced him. The
final score was 10 o. Three double
plays by the White Sox infeld wrecked
Evening journal., 1915-07-16

oOOtE 81 INNINGS.
Traction Co. ii 0 0 0 x--4
Elkton .........0 0 0 0 1 0 0 o.
Two-base hits-Huston, Fdance.
Smith. Struck out-Marley 3, Clay 8.
Left on bases-Elkton z, Traction Co.
5. Stolen bases-Doherty 8, Dunbar.
Bases on balls-Marley 2, Clay 1.
Time-l20 Umpire-Lucas.
Evening journal., 1915-07-16

The above is a picture of Esther
Banks. a four-year-old bay mare, by
Bohemia Boy. She is owned by
Thomas F. Lynch. of this city. also
owner Of Bill William, and was bred
and raised at Middletown. She is
Evening journal., 1915-07-16

II You have lost, or found, anything,
cont let a minute so by until you have
set the searching eyes of the Lost and
Found Column Want Ads at work get
ting your property, or the owner Of that
which you have found for you.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-07-16

REBEL OAKES. Pittfeds.-"I think
that the Pittfeds will win the pen
nant because we are now but three
games from first place. and since
climbing into the first division from
seventh place we have lost our grip"
GEORGE STOVALL. Kawfeds.-
Kansas City is going to have a pen
nant winner for the first time in
years. Tinkers men are only tenn
porarily on top. Bet your roll that
we'll be back in August"
JOE TINKER, Whales-The St.
Louis Terriers haven't reserve force
TO keep up their pace The Whales
will finish on top in the Federal
League with any kind of luck at ALL"
Evening journal., 1915-07-16
Many Big League Managers
See Pennanf Flag at This Time

possibly winners. I fear Boston
most"
BILL DONOVAN. Yanks "I am
building for next year, when expect
the Yanks to be pennant contenders.
However, have the nucleus of
great team right now and am con
hdent New York Will finish in the
first division"
BILL CARRIGAN, Red Sox: Our
chances look good. The team is just
rounding into shape we finish at
home and we haven't had the nerve
wracking job of setting the pace.
Wen have to beat the Tigers and
White Sox"
LEE FoHL Indians: 81 like the
White Sox they have the best
pitching staff a weil-balanced club
and some heavy hitters.'
CLARENCE ROWLAND. White Sox:
1--WE are Off to a good lead now and
we will hold tho lead we have and
sweeten it. If Walsh comes back to-
day III have a wonderful staff Of
pitchers"
CONNIE MACK. Athletics: Il don't
want TO talk about it, I haven't a
thing 10 say. Don't quote me-"
BRANCH RICKEY. Browns: "The
Browns are out of the pennant race
and the scrap for the pennant
lies between the White sox, Tigers
and Red Sox."
/ CLARK GRIFFITH, Senator's
Washington ought to win the pen
nant, but I'm ashamed Of my club be-
cause of the weak hitting. We ought
, to be run out OF the league. | don't
want to talk about other clubs"
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
LEE MAGEE We've
had a hard run of luck this season
but everything is good now We're
not out Of this race yet, by any means
The last half Of the season viii sec
better ball-from us.
OTTO KNABE. Terrapins-Doni
think just because we are on the
bottom that we are out of the race
it's close enough that no team is out
We're going to play some ball this
half"
BILL M'KECHNIE NeVfeds-"ThC
team that beats Chicago will win the
Federal League pennant Ny team
will start hitting now the pitchers ar,
going good and the club will finish
one two or three.
HARRY LORD. Buffeds-"Any o
Evening journal., 1915-07-16
RUNS FOR THE WEEK

Following are the runs scored by
teams of three leagues from Friday,
July Q, to Thursday, July Is, inclu-
siVa.
Evening journal., 1915-07-16
AMERICAN LEAGUF.

HUGHIE JENNINGS. Tigers: The
middle of the season finds Detroit very
much in the running With some bet
ter pitching we could run away with
the pennant Even as we stand we
will be contenders all the way and
Evening journal., 1915-07-16
Big League Baseball At a Glance
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Federal League.

Newark. z; Buffalo. 0.
Newark. 4 Buffalo. 8. I'D game).
Brooklyn, 4. Baltimore. 2.
Chicago. 8; ST. Louis. 5.
Kansas City-Pittsburgh. game
wet grounds.
Evening journal., 1915-07-16
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
National League.

st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Evening journal., 1915-07-16

the few Philadelphia openings up TO the
seventh inning, when Laioie's two-base
hit and Mclnnis' single put two Athlet-
les on the lines for the only time in the
game Scott then earned the plaudits
Of the crowd by tanning three pinch
hitters Mack sent up. Scott has con-
troll speed and plenty of nerve in
pincnes, as was finely exemplfed in the
recent game against the Athletics
Evening journal., 1915-07-16
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

Phnlies. a; ST. Louis, 8. 10 in
nings)
Chicago, 5; New York. 2
Brooklyn. 4: Cincinnati, ?.
Boston. 3; Pittsburgh. ?.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American League.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
American League.

Athletics at Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
Washington al St. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland.
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FEDERALsBURG, "a,
CAMBRIDGE, 2.

n III T II .
FEDERALsBURG. Md. July 16-
Biddle's pitching, backed up by fault
less felding. enabled fredericksburg to
ride rough shod over Cambridge here.
defeating them IA to l. Romaok was
knocked out Of the box in the third
inning Baker. who relieved him, was
also hit numerically. Score by in
nings:
R.H.E.
fredericksburg .OO6OO71Ox-1416O
Cambridge ..OOOOO01O0- So
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EASTON, 1s, ST. MCHAFLS. q.

EASTON, Md. July 16.-Easton de-
feated ST. Michacls yesterday, 13 TO 0.
Hnright pitched fine ball and was
given perfect snnnort Score.
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the teams now in the first division
have an equal chance for the flag
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FEDERAL LEAGrE-

LEE MAGEE, Brookfeds-"We've
had a hard run of luck this season,
but everything is good now We're
not out Of this race yet. by any means.
The last half Of the season viii sec
better ball-from us.
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NATInNALLF LFAGrr
FEDERAL LEAGUf.

Indicates did not play.
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OTTO KNABE. Terrapins-Don't
think just because we are on the
bottom that we are out of the race
it's close enough that no team is out
We're going to play some ball this
half"
Evening journal., 1915-07-16

GEORGE STALLINGs. Braves.
The silent one Just squinted his eyes
and said Going with a big Ok" in
tone that implied the best thing to
do is to watch the last half of the
season.