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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24

dinuyian ports, was detained 20 dg}
90 ~Stufupvly, and the Dutch liner
Npurdim. arriving Yesterday, was
held up three days ut kirkWuii.
plu,"I- aud passengers of the
scandinavian American steamship
lime steamer Frodorick WIN. from
scandinavian ports, said ru arrival
today that four passengers two ctb-
boo and two stccragc. were taken Of
ut british authorities lt ~-'oruowny.
where the steamer was diverted Boy
the British patrol because they were
apparently of German birth
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mr1tcl upon boz the newspapers.
ITO cut short these Interpretation
and COZ mruiuri,-. Vc recall that
~ ere .s uu essential difference be-.
o. cen tho official public durumcnI
col the holy gee and private pubi.a-
lions.
'uthcr doDu monte namely private
publications. ana the one discussed
today, can contain and do contain Don
fact, a number of innDcuriCics Sct
cral of these inaccuracies are so vyi-
dent % b. useless to point them uut.
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women royclcrs and w"sudrd five
TruIulp's destination WHs uuuu-
nuuuocd.
iiqul Indians were reported 10
have attacked Cful dc pI'lTa, south
ct Empaimc. last uight Two persons
are said GO have been kiIlod Tho I'm
diBus also fired upon n tr1lu south of
Empalmc but ala no damage imur-
b.. hetNeen hore and Magdaicna, was
r1idcd aud th" railroad station set on
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@ TO
ARRIVE FOR GREAT
RACE

New London. Conn, June 24.-The
FIRST rippIes OF regatta spectators he
gan - appear here this morning and
there were indications hat an old
fashioned Harvard boat race
crowd would be flooding the town by
night fan. Dusty motor cars. bearing
ne colors Of the rival universities
rolled in from east and west with
rowing devotees. Trains and steam
boats added their quota.
Brisk winds made the Thames
river rough this forenoon. The belief
was held tina the freshman fours and
gentlemen Fights races late In the day
would be rowed In turbulent waters.
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SONORA STORE MNNNGEW
IMPRISONED ~ NCOsTN

Nogales. Aria. June -. Dispatches
from Naco today state thut General
Aoosta. commanding the Muytur"nn
troops created q disturbance Inst
night and arrested Willard Hl}mure.
uu American and manager Of the SON
ora Mercantile company. HnyWute
was held as ID prisoner today. Appeal
made Co Frederick SimrI"h
American consul ut Nognlcs. sonora
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Circuit Ships
Gossip aud Dope from Papers
IN League Cities


FL Paso Head.
Jusf how Ions Byrd Lynn. the
Phoenix catcher who IL now under in
definite suspension for assaulting TN
pire Kane. will be kept on the bench
il a problem. The league officers are
determined thar there shall be dis
cipiine and no rowdyism In the
league, but there II no desire 20 see
the Phoenix team suffer. Hester may
be able 10 grab Toots Bliss TO help
out behind the bat. out II he h unable
To get n catcher Lynn may be allow
ed back into the game In about a
week on payment OF a nne.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24

The local club II in excellent shape
right now, with sammy Beer Kitty
Knight and S@toney McGlynn On the
mound. Ray Kallio. the speedy young
riaht-nander. Injured his arm IN the
game sunday afternoon. y Will be
kept from strenuous mound duty for
several days. Beer IS In excellent CON
dition, however. while KNIGHT ana
McGlynn can be safely counted upon
60 win a majority % their games The
last two pitchers are also acquainted
with the weaknesses OF the Albu-
quorque hatsmen. having pitched
against them in the Union association
a few years ago.
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rive Drowned in rloodcd stream.

Junction city. Kan. June 2i.-fri-
waite Nuttie. "a saddicr at Fort Riley,
aud four negro soldiers were drowned
in the flooded Republican river here
last night when a small boat capsixed
Private Dorman, n horseshoer OF
troop I. Thirteenth cavalry. was the
only survivor OF the party. The iden-
tity 90 the negroes has not been
established.
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SCHAEFER AND TORRES
TO FIGHT AT N FE

Marx Levy has arranged for a last
nRht card 10 be put On al Santa Fe
for ihe retailers convention July ..
Harry schacfer and JacH Torres
both Of Albuquerque, viii oe the
headiise attraction. and Young Patsy
Kline. 81 this city, a i07-pound bat
ley. ana Demon Riviera. ~ santa Re.
will furnish the semi-wind-u Both
bouts viii 80 tea rounds.
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GERMANS PREPARE
tconunucd rom Page oacl

Latapic iu la Libertr of Paris.
TO put our readers and nli dis
cernilp and impartial men OF an na-
tions ON guard against arbitrary in'
t|,rpretntiou of the mind of the holy
see. Wc are unnole to let pass WIN
out remark the account oi lhe inter-
View OF a foreign j%ournaliEt with the
sovereign pOntin, published q com
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DTRNBUHG MD BERGENsIJOHD
PERMITTED 10 PROCEED

London, June % g 90 y ulJ-Thc
Norwegian steamer Bers'usijord, toe
gcthcr with Dr Bernhard bcruuurB'
has been released by the british au
thoritips and viii sail from kirkwail
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Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep Dr.. Thomas
Electic OH for such emersehcies Two
sl1ss ssc ana soc o. an stores,
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ASSOCIATION.

First game: 81. Paul. ~; Kansas
7ity. l.
Minneapolis. a. Milwaukee, .
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PRESIDENT HEARS
tConulnucd nom Page onc.)

give military information to German
officials in the United states.
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Brooklyn, o; BOSTON, q.
CINCINNATI, 81 rnlsburan, 3.

Il II, +.
Cincinnati ....Oi2 00i 100-s ~ @
Pittsburgh 90. .0o2 600 co.'s 8 o
Batteries: Toney and CLARK: Ma
maux. Adams and Gibson.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

BO>ton, ~; Washington, g.
Y. II. T..
Boston ......00i 5Oi 023-1g 10 /
waehlngton 900 o2l COL 4 ~ Q
Batteries; collins and Cady, Boeh-
ling. Shaw. EuEel and Henry.
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n IT u
Louis ..,..l1O 900 1903 s 3
Detroit ..... $500 700 2aX-3 ~ 3
Batteries; Hamilton, Hoch. Louder
milk and Agnew, Scveroid. Dauss and
Stanago.
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PRIIE COUHT WRIT
AGAINST AMERICAN SIE NMIIi

London. june -, flt o. .. MA
dispatch from Alexandria. Egypt 90
Iloyds. SAWS "a prize court wrtt has
been Issued lgllns the American
steamer Gursuylc.
The American tauk steamer Gar
Eutlc loft New YORK. May ~ Tor Alex
undrlJ. The steamer belongs Go the
Vacuum on company and b. OF if33
grurs IONS.
Ncw YORK Iuae .i-Thc Garsoyle
BE- owned aud operated by the Vac
mm oI company. A. the compau> O.
offices here h was said mo- reason has
1. set been given Tor b seizure 10y
the British government.
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LEAGUE.

err, Lantte. Marion Wilson and 81
mon
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81. louis, % Baltimore. !,
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T0DAY's GAMES
=

PihIadcIphla, 5 New York. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-23

Thomas Atkinson, Jr., Gordonsville:
fourth. Skat. NJ. w. Carter. Orange.
' Pony iumpers-First scctior-First
Judge, r. II. Rhinehart. Charlottes-
Vile; second, Domingo, Miss NJ Dew
ereaux, Woodberry Forest; third. "a
mana. William Du Pont, Jr.. Mon,pelier.
Second scction-Barbara, William
Du Font. Jr. Montpelier second. Gee
Wh'z, Leslie Il. Gray. Orange: third
Dynamite. Miss NJ. Dcvcrealix. Wood
berry Forest
Free -for-ali handicap jumpers-First.
Miss Columbia. Mclean and Leith,
lecshurg; second, Blue Ridge, j. Brice
Bayley. Markham; third. Sister, ward $
sale barn Charlottesville; fourth,
Aquilla. w. l.. Wilbur. Warrcnton.
ionies under saddlc-First, banana,
William Du Font, Jr., Montpelier: sec
ond Puck ii. Il. r. Rinehart, Char
lottesvillc; third. Blue Bell Ward {
sale barn, charlottesville: fourth,
Jimmy Trigger Churchman and Davis.
Charleston. w. Va.
Horses in harncss--First. Dolly Madi-
son and mate Montpelier Farm, Mont
pelier: second. Betty and mate, Mont
pelier Farm. Montpelier: third. Star
Davis Charleston, w. Va.
Sporting tandem - First, Brackcn
Rose and Pretty Maid, Mrs ALLEN Potts,
Gordonsville; second. team. William
Du Pont. Jr. Montpelier; third team,
William Du Pont, Jr., Montpelier
Ladies' harness horscs--First, Betty
Montpelier Farm, Montpelier; second,
Golden Scepter, Churchman and Davis,
Charleston, w. Va; third. Dolly Madi-
son, Montpelier Farm, Montpelier.
Saddle pairs-First. Marjory More
land and Becchwold Lass. Miss Marion
Du Pont, Montpelier; second. pair, Mrs.
Allen Potts, Gordonsvillc; third. pair,
fourth. pair. L; 3, Mclean. Lcesburg.
Hunt club teams-First, Loudoun
Hunt team. r. H. Mclean. Leesburg
second. Albcmarlc Hunt team. Osborne
and Holloway. Gordonsvillc; third.
Warrenton Hunt team. w. +. Wilbur,
Warrcnton: fourth, Montpelier Hounds,
William Du pont. .Ir.. Montpelier.
Ladies harness horses-First, Dolly
Madison and mate, Montpelier Farm,
Montpelier; second Betty and mate,
Montpclicr Farm. Montpelier: third.
/ starlight and The Earl. Churchman and
{ Davis. Charleston. W. Va.
Ponies in harncss--First. Jimmy
/ Trigger. Churchman and Davis.
| Charleston, w Va; second. Puck H..
/ Roger l.. Rinchart, Charlottesville:
/ third, banana. William Du Pont. Jr.,
/ Montpelier Farm. Montpelier.
ladies' huntcrs-First. Aquilla. w. f.
! Wilbur. Warrcnton: second, Happy
| Creek, Mrs. Allen Potts. Gordonsvillc:
! third, Pretty Maid. Mrs. Allen Potts.
! Gord"nsvillc; fourth. Nancy Pansy. L.
! Il Mclean, Icesburg.
! Horses i'll harncss-First. Dolly
Madison, MONTPELIER Farm. Montpelier:
! second. lola, Miss Marion Du Pont,
Montpelier third, Betty, Montpelier
/ Farm, Montpelier
Horn blowers contest-First, WI
liam pu Pont, il; second, James Ty-
son; third, Bernard Skinner; fourth.
| Bob Lloyd
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LONG ODDS RUN DOWN
Celnndrin Wns is to S, But Heavy Ret
ting Sent Price Tumbling.

NEW YORK. July 22.-For a while
nobody at the Belmont Park course to-
day thought that Celandria could carry
122 spounds. give weight away to all
others in the Demoiselle stake but
Pleione and then win. Her price kept
soaring from to . to about is to 5,
when many minds began to waver and
to think slightly that Celandria might
do the trick.
Then the usual thing happened-the
white slips with Celandria's name on
began TO futter in the wind, and when
the field cantered to the post the best
odds ohtaina BILE were to l. 1t is said
that Jesse Lewiston was really the one
that made them run odds against Ce-
landria from is TO 5 to to /. If so,
Jesse is n lucky lad.
Malachite, the to s favorite. finished
second, a few jumps ahead of Miss Puz-
zle, James Buffers hope.
Nourcddin, the winner of the second
event, WIS bid up from $500 to $1,000,
but retained by r. T. Wilson. The run
up Melted the association $500 fhalf OF
extra bid), which doesn't hurt n bit
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BUILDERS LOST GAME BY
PITCHER WALKING BATTER
With Two Men Out in Ninth, Mullin
Forces Only Run, and
Norfolk Won.
TWO GAMES WON By MUFFs
Strain Dropped Ball, and Rocky
Mount Defeated Portsmouth-lSar-
nett Failed To Hold Fly. and Suf-
folk Trimmed Coolers by One Run.

NORFOLK VA, July 22-"Dutch"
Mullm. the Newport News pitcher,
forced across the only run of the game
between the Tars and Builders this
afternoon, when he walked Foiles with
the bases fun and two out in the last
half of the ninth. Both teams had
several chances to score previous TO
that, but good pitching and brilliant
supper, had turned them TO nought.
Flynn. the Tan ieft dcide:. opened
the final chapter with a double To left,
and was safe at third when Mulln
TO the Tar corner. Stinson rolled 10
Mullin. who elected to try to catch
Flynn of third. and Stiuson was safe.
Mcmahon hOiSt"0 "A snort fly TO Hop
kins in center. and Flynn was held At
third. Stewart famed out. making
two. but MUllin issued four balls in q
row. Overlooking the bases and forcing
Flynn across with the winning run.
Norfolk has not been scored OH for
twenty ninc innings now, and has won
the last three games by the shutout
route. making a total of only four runs
In the three games.
Norfolk would have won the game
in the first inning. but 4 hard and fast
rule Killed a run at the plate. With
one out, Steinhrcnner doubled to right
and went to third on Flynn's single to
left. Thrashcr then hit line boundcr
through second. with which Flynn coll
lided. Stciny had already crossed the
plate. hut was sent back TO third. ON
an attempted double stead Stciny was
thrown out n the plate. The score:
\.,ttI strt Ma nj
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TARHEELS DEFEAT PIRATES

ROCKY MOUNT. ~ c., July ao-
Rocky Mount defeated Portsmouth, this
afternoon by a score OF 10 3. Both
sensational stops by the Down Homcrs,
one stop OF single past third which
Goosctrcc recovered in almost scnsa-
tioral style. keeping runners on second
ana third. Ia tn" ninth. when, after
ome WAS down. Damrnu drove hard be-
tween second and first for what look ed
Ike single. but Edwards raced deep
INTO ,hc outield and, catching tho
grass clipper on dead run. whitfield the
runner ont at first, while 81 Martin
was halted ut second The agony was
'ad'd wr,u Whitfield famed
Tn" TaThe-ls have Strains mum Of
an easy 10 loft 10 thank for the win
ring run which came after two were
down Eittl" poppcd easy 10 left. and
snyder scored when strain dropped the
bill EARLY i'm the game league nm
corkod wild pitch with third aud
second nlied, and both runners scored.
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WHITE S0X WIN TWICE
FROM NEW YORK YANKEES
Double Victory Yesterday Puts Chi
cage in Second Place
Again.
BUNCH HITS OFF CALDWELL
Red SoN Defeat Browns in Game
Featured by Erratic Twirlin..
Use Seven Pitchers-Leary and
Sisler Both Play in Two Positions.

CHICAGO. July 22.-Chicago went
into second place to-day when they
Won both games of double header
from New York by scores of TO | and
TO /. The visitors aided the locals
in the opening game. when they played
errat!c ball behind Shawkcy, who was
pittcd against Scott in pitchers bat
tie. In this game only one run was
earned. That was on Fournicr'S triple
and :. Collins sacrifice Hv. y corlhi-
nation of two errors and three punched
hits Melted the other two runs An
error and ~ :nfcld ont ana s;nc,c
saved New York from n shut-out.
In the second game Chicago punched
their hits off Caldwell and won easily.
Fabcr was given good support in the
Wnchcs. especially when Fclsch made Il
star catch in the fifth. The scores.
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..tANS TO PLAY SAWYER
h"ih ii"'" Easy Time in Wc.tcr,
'hh"ir."n>hips and Meet To-n,,

CLEVELAND, OHIO. JuIy 90
Chick Evans and Sod SAWYER cI,t
cas"ans' had an easy victory over ,l,'.
Nppoh Us IN to-days matches m ~.
"es'"i amateur golf chaup.ors,i,
el ne MAJ he!d course SAWYER de-.
~" |acH Ne"iil". Oakland. Cal. 10
4 i y ana Evans extended 4 similar d.,
az to Guy \. Miller, Of Detroit. II -
-nrham, OF Cleveland. eliminated pn-
lit Ha!ch Cincinnati! { ana ? ana
',ininy St"ndIah. Of Detroit, beating 3
II HSnH"rd Of Chicago. & and No,
a match Went 20 the thirtv-slxth holo.
ho!G cn'husiasts are looking forward
4 TO inc ENais-<a"ycr clash Tomorrow,
as the real ;!tl, nnair Of ,bc ,n,,,,,',
ment' Tor 1t Is thought the victor VIII
have little trouble in defeating either
I Jimmy Standiah or - T.. Bingham. mo
other two who meet in the semi ANAL
matches
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PILLS SPLIT with REDS

tried the unusual feat of pitching two
games for Cincinnati against PhiiadcI-
phia to-day, and but for errors in the
second contest he might have sue
ccedcd. The visitors won the first
game. to !, and Philadelphia the sec
ond, 3 to ]. In the opener Cincinnati
nings, while Schneider held the home
team to four scattered hits. Schneider
went right back at the Phillies. but
two errors by Herzog and one by
of three runs in the four innings and
the big twirler was taken out in the
hfth for pinch hitter. Demaree
pitched fine ball and only four hits
were made off him. The scores:
EIKSI GAME
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JOHNNY EvERS TOO ROUGH,
AND JUMPS PUNCHES HIM
Quigley Lands Blow on Chest When
Player Steps on His
Foot.
MAKES HARD TRY
Attempts to Beat Pills Twice, but
Errors in Second Contest Finish
Eforts-Cards Divide Bill With
SuperbaS.

BOSTON July 22.-Boston defeated
chicago. TO in an exciting contest
to-day. In the eighth, after the score
had been tied in the NTH. AIaranville
scratched n hit and was safe at second
when Zimmerman failed to tag him
upon taking Gowdy's grounder. Mar
ahNiile ana Gowdy pulled double
steal. and when Whaling hit to Pierce,
after a chase up ana down the tniId
base line. the Chicago pitcher threw
wild TO Bresnahan. and Maranvillc
scored the winning run. Z!inmcrnan
was put out Of the game for protesting
too strongly.
Umpire QuiElcy punched Captain
Evcrs on the chest after he had put
him out of the game during the third
inning for throwing sand around the
battcr's box, Evers being given base
on balls. Quigley claimed Evers
stepped ON his foot. The score:
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NEW RULES ANNOUNCED
National Commission Makes Public
Regulations Regarding Trading Players.

AUBURN, y. V, July .2--Iobn ,t
Farrell. secretary OF the National As-
ISOLATION OF Professional Baseball
Leagues, made these announcements
to-day:
All optional agreements must he ex-
crciscd on or before August H.
- the sale or release Of the services
of n player by a National Association
club after August 20 Is prohibited.
The sale or release OF "A PLAYER IN
a major league club within twenty days
OF the close OF the season OF the club
disposing OF the player is also pro-
hibitcd.
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CALLAHAN BREAKS LEG BY
SLIDE INTO HOME PLATE
harrisburg Outflelder Is Badly Hurt
In Game Won by Provi-
dence.
TEAM SHAKEN By ACCIDENT
INDIANS Fail to Get Ginger After
flaycr Was Hurt-Bisons Take
First OF Series From Rochester.
Made All Runs In One Inning.
TEAM SHAKEN BY ACCIDENT

,o HI,AhRRIsBURG. PA. July a2-Mis-
burg to-day. Providence won. Score
2 TO 0. Leo Callahan. the star Out,
fielder. broke his ankle in the second
The accident took the heart out Of the
local players. While they made game
night. there was lack OF the real pep
weeks.
Comstock and shorten were big
stars. The Indians could not hit with
men on bases. EnZmapn pitched n
sOod game, Providence finding him il.
but on" inning. The score
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BROOKLYN DIVIDES BILL

BROOKLYN. July 22.-Brooklyn and
St Louis divided double header here
to-day. Brooklyn taking the first game
to q. and ST. Louis the second II to /.
The FIRST contest was a pitchers
battle between Southpaw Smith and
Sallee. The winning run was scored in
the eighth on three hits. The visitors
rallied in the ninth. but were blankcd.
The Cardinals batted three Brooklyn
pitchers all over the lot In the second
game. The Dodgers could do nothing
with Pcrdue, an error by Long saving
them from n shut-out j. Miller and
Bethel each made four hits. The scores:
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,fUFF WON HERE ALSO

titSHl RIG. VA, July 20 Bar.
'.Nn ~ i.frn's Hy 10 left Held
NJ s.Nih inning enabled suffolk 10
HiA rs ml king III. only run OF the
! ic winch was pitchers battle he
we EichWou" ana Efrd Both
wcr" nit safely three times
d ailowiu@ "a two Dagger and two
i"s aud ittohmoud thrcc singles.
.'' lohn walked ana that was I'm
n.u'l when Richmond gave
i.'' 'ad ones Ehrd cvcned
'n, ''@ tlseh \ fast double
! 'a fn"ni sharpe ana Kcliher
s'H pre- "ut.d Inc visitors
''- mother ram TN, held
-. 81 fluurs Barnett Sto-yart and
N!ItH jhe batting average o.! In.
Pr rs 10 .ai2" extent Th, score.
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st. Louis

Totals. 81 !! q 70 To,als...3i % q II !
Kan for Arncw in eighth.
fBntted for Koch in eighth
it.an for l"ary In ninth
Stated for Thomas in sixth.
ll;an for Mays IN ninth
score hy innings: p
Boston ..........,. 2 , a q n n n ~:
s.. Louis ........... : O n n n n >
summary: Runs AEnew ~ Learv Hon"
or q. W4gncr; Speaker ,@, Mcnr!ck sen.
TWO base mt, liohlitael Th,co-bnse hit
ithi'. S'picn hhs"--N Wagner. Earned runs
-. Louis boston, . Sacrifice hi,s.-i evils
hoon. Walsh Double plays--I.avan TO-
''.a'N ''aFdntT 70 h"bIitz"i. Left on bases
-; LOUIS i; Boston. S. Bases on balls
on roster. = OF Mays. .: of !.ouGcruiik ..
on hocp, :; OIL James, =. Hits-on Foster
In 20 innings, OF I.oudciinilk i'm M
t iiR' none out In FIRST on Mays, in 8 Ia
"!t'"s$, on h"on " In innings. on Wood
'nNiig' on James in - inning: OF
Sis'eT in - innins. Hit by pitcher"
ny MaNS Walsh. Struck out-bS MIve. .:
g N"1!. = by N"oh. !. hy SiSlcr Wi!i
ny, h-JameS Empires Wallace ana con.
noIiN. Time OF game 2.2s ~
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TIptops Defcnt Terriers.

ST LOUIS, July 22.-Frank Smith
save st. Louis hui four scattered hts
to-4aE and shut out the local team,
WhIIc brooklyn on seven hits off Nat
son ana Davenport. scored four runs
AFTER watson, who started for 81,
LOUIS. had given three singles and a
"lik ~ third OF AN inning Davcn-
port h"ld tn" visitors to four hits ana
struck out ten men "''"
Scoi" by. innings: r. u T.,
hr"oklEn ......2 oo0Oll--4 q
81 Louis ........ o 90 o o 0 % /
batteries: Smith ana simon: Watson,
Davenport and Hartley.
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SPEED KINGS TO RACE
Resin, De Palma and OIdGcId VIII he
Mntchcd AT (hIcmso In Aucust.

PEORIA. ILL, July 2e.-Illinois rep
rcSehtatlNcs OF the contest board of the
american Automobile Association to-
day issued sanction to the Chica go
Motor Speedway for match automo-
bic race between Dario Rcsta, winner
81 the antomohiie derby at Chicago in
June; Ralph De Palma, winner of the
1918 indianapolis 5Oo-nilc swccpstake
race, and barney Oldiicld. The race
VIII he held on Saturday. August /, at
Chicago The race viii he over "A dis
lance Of 100 miles for a purse of 800.
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Ness Is Finally STONED.

Los ANGELES. July 22--Jack Ness.
Oakland first baseman who has hit
safely in forty-nine consecutive games.
Jailed to-day TO get Il hit.
ART Fromme. pitcher for Vernon
broke Ncsss record breaking streak
which surpasses Ty Cobb's record OF
forty games. Ness was at hat four
times to-day. He fled out twice,
grounded to the pitcher once and got on
base on a force out another time
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BISONS DEFEAT HUSTLERS

BUFFALO, ~ Y, July 2o-Tho ors,
GaInc OF the series between the Blsons
ana iustlcrs to-day turned out to b.
a. pitchers battle between Badcr and
Both sides scored all their runs early
ia me 1ray In the third inning n
Walk 20 Williams. Clcmens's two bag
gave Rochester it's tallics 4 base on
baiis TO Mccarty. scratch hits bv Chan
neil ana Judge and Carlstroms three
Dagger clearing the bags. gave the
Bisons their runs in the fourth inning