davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Freshmen,

Field goals. Ioffee, I; Killinger. 3:
Kaufman. ( Miller, 8; Lloyd, 8; Ev-
ans, Frock. Foul goals. Miller. 6: Hus-
ton. Referee, Steward. Timer. Binga-
man. Scorer, Miller. Time. Commute
halves.
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otterbein to Meet willard

The 0tterbein Boys Club will meet
the Willard Club five. Tuesday even
ing, February Is. The game will be
played on the Cathedral Hall floor, play
starting at O'Clock.
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Field gOaIs-Behney. :: Moore, ?; RI.
Light. 5: Harpel, B. Light; Cramp. 1 !:
Dayhoff, .: Coleman. Foul goals
Behney. 6; Dayhoff. {. Subs-Ssriekler
for Moore, Nagle for Harnel. Miller for
r. Light, Coleman for Hartman. Ref
eree-Waster. Lebanon Valley. Time
CO halves-e0 inmates.
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Harrisburg

substitutes, bSth Tot HAIFIS, beTFN
for Galhraith. Frain for Earnest. Goals
from field. Melville. 5: Yoier, /; Shat
fer, >; Harris. ,: Earnest. 5; Galbraith,
s: Cornwall, 1 Speaker, /, Goals from
fouls, Melville, s; Vsnderlin, 5. Ref
cree, Turner.
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Pine Street League
Casino League
w;mamsuort Wins From Tech

Williamsport, Feb. 1S.-Before the
largest crowd of the season, Williams
port High school defeated Harrisburg
Technical BY score of IL to %. vii
Transport ran away in the second half.
The lineup:
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Central Grammar Still Winning

Central Grammar of S;eelton, won
from the Forney Grammar school fve
on the Tech floor last night, score. 46
10 s. The lineup:
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Juniors Win Glass Game

The Juniors defeated the Freshmen
IN an inter-class game in the Tech High
School League yesterday afternoon, IS
TO is. The lineup:
Inuiors E-,.h-,or
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Neidig Memorials Win

Steelton High school scrubs were de-
featei by the Neidig Memorials Of
oherhn on the Oberlin floor last night,
score, "a TO I. The lineup:
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"Wilie, why weren't YOU in school
yesterday afternoonf"
''Do YOU want to know too9"
"0f course
son. gee, teacher. Pa and ma kept
me busy all evening explaining that. =
Detroit Free Press.
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Lebanon H. s, 10: steslton H., ri

Lebanon. ra-. FEB. l5.-Lsaanon'
High schools dashing play landed it an
easy victor, 40 10 81, over Steelton
High school last night. Lineup:
IahsDoo Stealton
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Golf Club TO Meet

Officers win be elected and plans
made for the coming season at a meet
ing of the Harrisburg Park Golf Club
TO be held in the Offices of Park Com
missioner Taylor. in the Caller build
ing, Market square. Monday evening.
The club will have several important
matters to consider especially in view
OF the fact that golf club house was
built in Reservoir Park last fall.
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Middleton

Goals from field. Finchbaugh, II:
Mundorf, 5: Lutz, 1: Hiliebrand, /:
Beard. 5; Myers 4; Beck. 8: Dupes. 5.
Gcals from fouls. Flinehbaugh. out
of IA; Dupes, 10 out OF 19: Beard. 0
out of ,. Referee, Baker. Time of
halves. 20 minutes
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Middletovn Loses at Work

York. Feb 1S.-Middletown High
school lost to the York County Acade-
my FIVE last night by the score of 81
TO Sc. The lineup:
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MELVIN W SHEPPARD.


a of
handicap York AC
fell
that
Peerless Aef' through with athletics
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Before the game and between the
halves the girls team Of the Central
High school defeated the Lebanon Val,
lev college girls team. by the score OF
Is 10 10. Both teams PLAYED aggressive
Samss but the Harrisburg misses came
back with unexpected Sleverness III The
second half and ,inthed the game BY
com mfOrtaole margin.
Miss Clauiine Melville and Miss Lsl-
liam Kamskv played splendid games,
while Miss Richards Gagged two Sensa'
sional goals from the held. The line
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Field so&ls, Central, Rots. :; Winn'
!. Reed /. York. West, :; Briggs, 1;
Greenwalt. /. Foul goais. Central
Winn. IL cut Of 80, York, Wiest, 10
ont ef eS. Referee, KeiSel Timer,
Nickel. Scorer. Byers, Time ot halves,
20 minutes.
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NEWS. OF THE SPORTING WORLD
YORK HIGH TOPS CENTRAL
ATROME BY SCORE OF A-22
visitor Display Better. Team Work
Toward End Of CeItess-Fsiiure 70
Shoot Fouls Cause Of Dsfeas-Giris
Beat Lebanon Valley

Ceasrsl niga lost On is Aome Hs0s'
the gaesinu, street auditorium GS.
evening 10 ;As NorS Qain'S', enc y 'as
fastest in the STATE, ey the score =.
"a ia -. l. was the fastest game ing
loca.s have engaged in This season an"
uroviaed muth gNoa spos; for tae spec
tatosS. ~.
: TAe guarding MAS SteSe al.0 Se'!
sigh: ie,a goals Mere sSseN 3"FlnS INV !,
,vsnlns. these Aelass divided sqeaas
between The tNC teams, West Tor SEN'
sassa Two mere louis taAn the Harris
harp shooter. The locals seemed 70 nave
! slIsht e.age on ;Ae visitors aHr'ns tas
k-s, p&y; II she game 9,tReaSh thS
sore wss always IieSe bat IosS shewed
better team, toward the close OF tae
anne ana drew &way. Bingham, RoiS
land WluM played excellent games wiaile
Reed ana wies; played best for tAs
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Ncsterdays Results.
Pittsburgh 3 baltimore =
Chicago y. HruuANu %
~. Louis D. newark
klu>Lh tIry s.. Huu no .
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NIRILE HAsEHAIL DON'Ts
COOP EVERY WHERE

Fred Clarke ri'tsburgbs baseball mag
nate hu, dauulugur ~ his own written
for tur hull club but 10 applies with very
slight changes Iu uuy trudr ur condition
m Me Here o. ls.
- Don't smoke cigarettes II you must
use tobacco select good Pittsburgh
siugIr or o. pipe
"2 Don't drink Alcoholic Iimulunts
used in moderation may DO little hurm
they can du uu good, nud are dangerous.
Hrftrr hr 90 JrHtutalrr aud keep out n
the wa, uf temptation.
90 Don't Keep late hours Early 10
bed nnd unrly to rise rs stil good mnN
Un It's the uug way Tor hall player To-
Keep his brain rIrut aud his body ~
- Don't gumble Worrying about uu
ace nIll th|t Wis beaten Inst night. or
wondering how the horses nrc running
white pluy ls iu progress are alike dis
tracing The player should give bis entire
attention tU The game
IS Don't bee q Crouch thccnulurss Is
a very desirable quality iu anybody n
hnll PLAYER in particular Sharp answers
and displays W temper on the field inter
frrr with urccssful work and sometimes
cause pucmlrs that bring about the di-scn
,uus In the club
20 Don't prurrustlnuir n anything I'm.
irrfrrrs with rrpurtluf on time. rut u
out Tatdmrss sets lud example and IN
irrforrs with discipline
90 Don't be- baykhlter n you have
an ilru that the .luh h not being conduct
rd properly tell the manager about it II
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GEORGIA PEACH
JUMPS TO LEAD
Cobb Smashing hall at 400 Leads
FOunlier at .392: Also Star in Basr
Stealing And Runs

CHICAGO, May 12 Ty Cobb has
displaced Fuurmcr az leader Of thr
hattcrs Of the American league. Az
rragcs prepared today including rec
urds made uu last Wednesdays games
show that the Detroit sluggers ltrceu.
tuge uf 400 Is the best In the league,
while his Chicago rival has dropped tu
3U2. Cobb also has jumped In front
NJ Mulspl " New York as base steul
pr, having ls to the htters IA, AMI
has scored 80 runs more than ANY
body I'm the league. Following Cobb
aud Fouruirr are DAILY Chicago, .3-0 ,
Jackson Cleveland, 3js aud CruW
ford. Detroit .3ls. Detroit leads In
club batting with .2iN.
Ranked according To games won and
lost, the leading American league
pitchers are:
Fisher New York, u aud o, Benz.
Chicago. 3 and U, Fuher. Chicago, =
and / Dauss. Detroit, q aud l.
Brunie kuuff Brooklyn bus uustcd
his manager, lee Magrr from the hut
ting leadership " the Federal lcnguc.
KRufrs average IL AZ. Next tu kuuH
are Wcstrrzll Brooklyn. .W, Cooper
brooklyn. .3s6 and Mcdonald, Buftn.
10. 85i. Magec still leads In stolen
bases with l3 to Kauffs II aud II 10y
Flnck. Chicago brooklyn leads the
league In team hitting with 20e Evans
~ Brooklyn. Is leading run gettcr with
2s.
Leading pitchers Of the Federnl
league according 10 games won aud
lost are Prcndergnst, Chicago, 3 and
/ o, Herbert ST. Louis | aud u, Plank,
| Vt Louis. ! aud SeatOn, brooklyn
and Allen, Pittsburgh q aud 2
l.uderus, Philadelphia, tuTs the bat
ters In the National with 1906 knlse.
ly. Chicago. helped by five hits In q
game NJ Brooklyn has attained second
nlace with .3s6 Then come Connolly
BOSTON $50. r. Clark. Brooklyn, $40
and Goode. chicago, $40. The Braves
arr leading ln batting with .2s0, Bres
nahan's II stolen bases keep the Cut
manager IN front. Saler Chicago
Nnn 81. IA the leading rllngetter.
There are five uudefcaled pitcher,
IN the National league, Pierce Chicago
with four victories James Boston
aud Coombs, brooklyn, with three oacl
and Standridge. Chicago and Meadows
H. Louis, with two each Alexander
Philadelphia is credited With Z vim
aud one defeat
jenkins, Atlanta, fryp averages In
cluding last Tuesdays games, leads N
tie Southern with $50 Then come
Srhlei, Memphis, ,3iD Manning Al
, llnla, .3I3, Sylvester New Orleans
.3Us, Lord. Memphis, 35d truthers
Memphis, .35J Hemingway, 3le, Al
nsolI, Memphis 3l7 paulette Nash
willie. 89G; Harris, Chattanooga sIO.
Birmingham leads IN club hottini
with III. ANA Nashville Is next viii
10 Hemingway tops the baS steal
on, with ~ unl S'utb, Nushuur, Wttl
70. the run getters,
| ,t.uul t.,,uy,- ave; Cunningham
Chattanooga, o and 4 Frost New or
| l,tu,. AMI (. W Marshall, Imtln
ncoga, 4 aud / BArk, Birmingham,
| ant / lionertsuu, birmingham, q an
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front ranks " the heavyweight diyi,
.luu aud hus defeated muuy rugN ise
veterans with years " experience be-
hind them Among those who have
lost to him are battling lcylnsky
porky Flynn Dmuhuat Smith aud as
YOU know jim Corfry Can news
paper decisions WcInert Is without
question the rustrst aud cIeverrst box
cr among the hrayywclghts today.
Lack N experience and q few pounds
" weight seem to be his only handi.
caps
Wcluert has received one set back
He was knocked ont by Juck Dillon.
Charley frankly admits his defeat and
offers no excuses
He sure hit me some wallup" hG
said ~ wasn't counted out the
fight was stopped you remember Dil-
lon Knocked me clear out Of the ring
/ might Of got back In and continued
but am not sure Anyway they
stopped H."
This defeat Is no disgrace DILLON
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H charley n
WQ3OI23OpJlo
by Robert l.. Ripley

Jim Coffey the idol OF the lrish,
may be- regarded as tho logical oppo
nenl for Jess willard. but allow us
10 present II Young fellow who cleanly
defeated Erlu's pride few months
ugO
Charley Weiuert IL his name New
ark, N. j., In his home. and nifty Jack
Bulger Ia his manager We don't say
that Weinert IL more deserving Of "A
chance at the title than toffey We
merely offer him Az the only man
who has Hnudge ON the Irish
champs record. and as the most prom
islng prospect that has graced the
ring in many day.
Weinert Ia but nineteen years OF
age and has bean boxing only since
1913. Three yeRn ago he weighed a
little more than 100 pounds Today he
rocks the beam around $50 pounds,
and is stll growing Within the last
year he has fought his way to the
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nIHNINGHAM OUsTBD
As CLEvEIAND's MANAGER

CLEVELAND a.. Nav n Joe BirmlnF
ham today resigned NJ manager " the
& lryplsud American league baseball team
NHuordinV fo prealdent Charles W Somsrs
resignation was requested
40 successor hat been named Wrminghsm
made manager In 1919 had played In .
Cleveland uniform ~ an outhelder uiucs
lpOH Poor showing ~ the team lat' ysar
and 90 fur this season led 10 his retire
Inent
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MEXICAN FORCES THREATEN
TO Use DYNAMITE BON

WASHINGTON, May 22.-Collma,
the west coast of Mexico, Is surrou
ed by villa forces and both fncti,
In the fighting threaten TO use dy
mite bombs. The cruiser Yorktown
Manznnlllo made this report today
the navy department
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CUTE BURLESQUE FEATURES
SENIOR-JUNIOR RECEIPT,

The annual junior senior receipt,
marking the first event " the graf
ntlon program " the Oklahoma G,
high school was held In the hi
school auditorium Friday night n
sic aud clever burlesQue given
twenty four juniors on "A senior eli,
meeting featured the entertainm,
side " the program.
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your suggestions are good. he'll Hppre
nir them Pny"rs must pun together
they expect tO win
DON'T be- o qulttcr. II YOU are Z,
ing uad break In the luck. brace yot
self and fight an the harder Rrmeml
That Whil" one slip may be- serious. I,
may be- fatal
Don't sulk n you've been cali
down the chances ure that you descry
~. anl you'lI gulu nothing hy .howl
y"ur teeth TRY tu give the club the III
that's in YOU ut all times
10 Don huit the umpire Baseball 4
givcs him the advantage over you nt
times n" that n doesn't pay 90 oppose HI
besides the prnrtlce NJ digputluE decisir
ON the slightest prrVt dlnsEu-ts pntro
The captain VIII attend TO a the nee
spry licking
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Fnh,t Win. htrrnin

CHICAGO MAY % Fahrr Won bis sey
unth straight victory Friday iu the long
est game " the season, which chicago
took from Hustuu hy score NJ tD -
after seventeen innings MAYS held until
the last mining Weakening then under
the strain Score n 4
ll0stuu .... uOO OOl luO Wu uuD 30 2 lH .
chicago ... ulO uuO uuN uuu UOu UI 3 ~ 8
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Is COMING BACK!
WHO? WHY KING


hUhkUaBB, May "a The first game
Of double hoadAr hnJs yesterday was won
for the Senators BY Jobnny Kings two
baggsr In the frat Of the tsnth This
game vas followed by Lnothsr which the
heb easily captured by 10 score
Mng was the feature of both games
He Vet out for circuit poke In the frN
inning " the initia game. The winning
two sack poke. and two siuGlrs we're
brought down by the left fielder
williams. Gillian and salisbury we're on
the mound Tor the Met crew, and Herbert
bald down both games Tor the visitors.
lie pitched gilt edged frame the ntat
game, but IN the second was ON the run.
br tIrrt game was On q
The Senators left directly after the
double game Tor sherman whore they will
be matrhed against the toy uotchnrs for
three days Following the sherman ss
rIrs they meet Iul-u uu the Tulsa lot
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TULSA, Ok May g2 The producers
winning streak Vus broken with blow
Yesterday when the Fort smith Twins
walked all over the Tulmites ma In
gHmp that was theirs from start 10 FIN
Ish registered "a runs aud allowed The
locals but s. Tulsa had won y straight
games until defeated bv the Twins
Saore ~ innings
Fort Smith ...... ......... 100 90 A2a ~
.Tulaa - O2O ono NOO =
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INDIA NpOLIs srOrs
SCHEDULED BuNINO MATCHES

INDIANAPOLIS. May 90 Boring con
tests between Freddy welsh aud Rurns
Sailor and chip and JACK Dillon. sched
uled for MAY "a viii not he permitted. A.
N'rdiug TO an announcement today bt
Mayor jos =. hell II has been customary
70 hold u boxing match the DAY before The
NO0 mile race at the speedway but Mayor
hells saws the Sport "hrgrurrnted mtn
100 p.i.f f..' .... .|I .... fYf u
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ENGLISH STOCK EXCHANGES
CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY

LONDON, May ~ To-day Is holt.
day on the stock exchange here und
the Liverpool cotton aud corn eN.
changes All exchanges IN hotl cities
will I've closed until Tuesday tu- the
Whlt.uAildr hnlldayA
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Mustour~

NuWWUFI IWU NHHr Nus WTTHWN-
Herman HAIL Eunlct. Klng home runs
Klhun King Palmer sacrifice hits. J
Robinson Tackle. Williams O. 7 llohinsou
{ Palmer ,0 rsekr. Herbert 10 uameron
{ Dovis lpft uu bases. Oklnhoma city p
Nuskogs" no tIrst hnsr uu hOlls NJ Her
bert or Williams 2 OF GILLIAN l hit
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THOI SANDS AT ITHACA
FOR COLLEGE GAMES

ITHACA, y Ip May - Ithaca
welcomed thousands NJ visitors today
for the Cornell Yale baseball game
Cornell Harvard regatta aud Cornell
Yale tennis match
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Layrnd,T win. rI,,h.,, nam,

BuTON, Mny l- pitching battle Ftl
day between Rudolph aud Lavender was
won by the lo'irr chicago taking another
g.mc ~ the ,rr0.s uum Husiuu 2 FOO
scOre u "A E
chicago ...... ... nn 80 leo I
boston ...... ....... .lnN upn u2O [
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OEINOII NAY . THIIHdFTVhH Won
general sluggiug match from Detroit
rldW II TO Duuv passed slr N the
nine men who faced him before hp was 10
placed Score x IA =
Philadelphia ......... AUl uOl all m u 9
Detroit .... ........ Nn| ON WN Sll a
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1T LOtlS. MAY y ST Louis scored lu
the ninth with n batting rally friday. dr
festlug Nrw York iU Z Score RH B.
New York ......... uuu 2OO aO
81 Louis ...... ..... Uuu Nv O23 3 " S
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by pitcher, by Hsrbsrt Herman struck
out by HsrbHt 8, by Wilhnmb 5 hits
of GinRm 4. ofl Williams, 4, passed
ball Herman Time one hour aud flftJ
five minutes Umpire Morgan
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Nrstrrday's Results
kansas tIfy q Columbus b
All othrr gaines postponed, rain.
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Waco ~ San Antonio
Shreveport az Houston
TuHf Worth ~ Galveston
Dallas ~ Beaumont
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WOMAN SCORE LOW IN
STATE GOLF TOURNAMENT

Twenty four women played through
the qualifying round Of the first ok.
nhuma state Womens Golf associa
tm OF the Oklahoma city Golf and
Countr, club links Thursday Mrs Y
A LIehman ~ NJ Reno made the low
Qualfylns score, scoring ~ for the
nine holes Mrs Sam Harris OF ok
lshoms City was second best with 30
Unusual lnteres, ls'being shown by the
women players In the state champion
ship
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Krsults Yesterday.
Sew Orleans 4. Chattanooga ]
Rrmiughum 3. Little Rock '
Mobile Memphis o
Atlautn o, Nashville
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A glr with a new engagement ring
HIvn,, extends the glad hand when
,hr meets nny NJ her friends
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NAAANNN WIN
Washington III Cleveland
Philadelphia Al Detroit
New Nork at 81 Louis
Boston Al chicago
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Results Yesterday
McAlester l. sherman
TulsH g. Fort Smith lB
MuSkoger go Oklahoma Ciiy ~
uenison Paris. rain
Ganes To-day
oklahoma CITY az Sherman
Fort Smith M Paris
Tulsn AZ McAlester
Mu'kogte At Denison
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Chattanooga at New Orleans.
Little Uu.k at Birmingham
N,uY.. at Mobile
Na....I.r ut Atlanta
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Results Nsstsrda,
Boston % chicago
All other Hamrs postponed. rain
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Detroit Il philadelphia il
tleyslund Washington, rain
Chicago 3, Boston 2 ll7 Innings
~ LOuls s. New York
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Iesults Nrstrrday.
Uss Nulnes o, Lincoln 3
omaha s. Topeka !
~ Joseph 3, Denver 2
~IuHi Dlty Wichita, rain
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y o 900 q q d o u 90 o o o q &
AtnnHInr " the Irams.
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o o o o 300 o o q % o o
U FEDERAL LEAGUE q
o. u
o o 0 o o o q o q u q o o o d q
standing " the Teams,
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d O o q u % % u q . q o q o -
y sOITHERN LEAGUE. -


. 900 900 o o o o o Z
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Gsrs, lodsy

DANES To-day
Pittsburgh a. New lurb
Cincinnati ot Philadelphia
chicago at husIUu
81 Louis ut BROOKLYN
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION

D O o u u o q o o q q 90 o
AtandinF Of the Teams
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BLUE RIDGE TEAM
NEAR FINISH LINE
Frederick In Lead With Big Margin
in Points; HagerstOwn
After Third Place

Hagerstown, Md, Aug. 13. - With
the Blue Ridge Baseball League sea-
son fast waning and Frederick 124
points ahead of Martinsburg, the town
that made Barbara Frietchie famous
seems reasonably certain of landing
the pennant.
In the recent three-game series be-
tween Frederick and Martinsburg. the
fans in both places raised a consider
able war fund" as a stimulus for the
players to do their best. The teams
will probably finish in their present
positions, as follows:
Ere d lex, Martinsburg, Han
Gettysburg. Hagerstown has taken
rally and may give Hanover a close
chase for third place.
Two New Players
Manager Gene Hanks has strength
sned his pitching staff with two more
fast twirlers, Swallow, late or the Will
mington, Del, team of the Tri-State,
and McCleary of the Virginia league.
Manager Hanks has released Right
fielder Cook, who had been playing n
brilliant game for Hagersrown. Cook
left for Louisville, Ky.
There has been more complaint
during the last week concerning the
work of the umpires in the bue Ridge
circuit than at any time during the
season. Matters nearly reached a
crisis here in the first of two games
between Hagerstown and Martinsburg
as the result of the decisions of Cm-
pires Stafford and Glatts, particularly
the former.