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Jarr might not lot his Cof-
fcs Eet cold ut breakfast
whils reading AZ. was caro-.
fully comblnE through tho morning
mail to ann II there was anything Tor
Mr., Jarr that was suspicious, She
regarded n postcard very closely,
Here's n picture postcard Tor YOU"
shs said,
Mr. Jarr knew better than to roach
Tor IT,
ITS u picture NJ the Retreat Tor
Feeble Minded. M,ll Mountain, Minn,
Where's M,nu,r who's Mimi" asked
Mrs, Jar. Tho writing On It says
You oush, to 10 hereH who's that
from"
I'm sur. I don't know, lot mo
ses 1T might know tho writing"
said Mr., Jarr,
What right hnr any woman TO invite
YOU 10 places"
what woman would know who
would write mo from u Retreat Tor
/ the Feeble Minded" asked NJ, Jarr
"rhat's IN. place she'd be TO writo
TO YOU" replied Mrs, Jarr acidly, "But
just the same, lt's very cheeky"
"Ah, It's II Joke" Ncn,ur,d Mr., Jar
"Non must be on very familiar
terms with her N sho jokes with YOU
anl n, Your own home" rctortcd
Mrs Jarr severely,
What do YOU mean, my own home
Here, or tho Retreat Tor IN. Feeble
Minded" asked Mi JRrr
"It's oO> ious, was the dplphio reply
Geo whis' There YOU so!" erie,
NJ. Jarr IN an oNOspcratcl tone
throwing down has napkin In u bruta
manner "lIow can I help Rottin,
picture postal cards from pernieiou
places How can anybody help u?
Tin all tina time getting them
every body IL getting them And w
never knoV VINO they are from, 'Glel
o. WappluHcr's Fails rhn /. IA,
l,fo' u, - 'NiGuolR springs, Sanil
barbara. Nlt Nuu'd love this place
, NM 'ricturcsluo rompton Plains
We ara on uuu way George an,
HAIRY court ~ SnV'n Stars, Fan
NINA ENpusltiun' liaNiug n bls time
1un Inr Whirlpool, Niagara bro
In any ,lNr, u, Al
"Ils very queer, hut I've never see
!, a Dar ~ thosr ,nrds Nuu sp,ah o.
"rury Cnmo TO tho oi,l %
: "rhars where nll Your maDl zoe
! mat yuu n,o AFRAID I vii Soc"
y ron, oumr, noW'' MI Jarr os
/, poAluletcj "Nou shouldn't lalk TIA
4 NAY don' question your mai, VINES
you set II. or who We from"
The evening world., 1915-04-09
ALL CONE!

N Ylu.EL .s ..ass-tls OLD. Fam -- l.'.ot
w H,lr {, s~,Ts'af] Bran dean ~ .'Hr raacr ,1A1r.
ing Sue D,mogfat, Of Iowa o maze yet dyF their
Get - ~, th.u .e brewer ds- srl sa0Ohkcrpsr
the only 'n,uase. .t,uusr ,t ruar' Ps'tma''er, o.
politics. VINO old DAY, couarl up ca', wits ''us' IN
svsy .pseya d 90 M 10 On moral flcon OF whether
Tie state ,nai regulate msn's a,Us f'r h ~
GreenbseA,m iopu Tree ~'cf trusts, state Rghr, lsrf
osgsson Of Bunhos each and al surred The blood IN
She pms political Pst, fought To- them pss. be for
then Yet to-day their e. leader, opposing pota
s.mp can't disagree any subject hand enough anything
All. all gone-the Cd formidable .,ues' And the nation
promise. along surprisingly veil wtaou, any
The evening world., 1915-04-09

ueh h~
muscles that
Of
II /
rood which
soaked
wrinkles to
of
food tho
he 81 III.
kccp
Of fresh blood q Tho Zee
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A Mysterious Picture Postcard
Almost Destroys the Jars Home

wont perea mating idiots from send.
Ing ym their pestlterous picture
posi- .EaNis!"
II don't know any ono who woult.
dare send me cards IN such a familiar
way" said Mrs. Jarr.
"Oh. you don't, don't your" replied
Mr., Jarr, taking tho card and exam
ming u. well, II you'd have looked
olosc you would have seen ia ad-
dressed 10 Mrs, Edward Jarr,' not
Mr."
"l,'s from cara Mujridse. Smith
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vomaL whose skin has not DO
fsd winter usage ~ f"as1u ~ ils
psff"' ioB sua har ,h's needs 10 do
ono ~ 'WO 'hinss ~ bulI up b.f
complexion % shed the old one aud
grow a. entirely 1ev skin a sTsst
many psOpls tshs the latter course
~ aus' u DiinEs tbsm q pink baby
skin that N Q dehgh, 10 tho eyes
rhsy simply have th.r old shins
rs'..i ~, apply plaster under
shiuh tho face separates aud when
me nov ,.ip forbs, when u doe.
n about i've dsSs. tho, east Rsii.
tho rastsr. s-sths III. delieat.
cuticls for another ws.li ~ two. and
then sppssr Ike an apple blossom.
for fre,bnsss, With the spring
Women who cannot afford the
leisure necessary TO this renewal Of
. hari.ussd complesiou--and the
operation has more than once proved
dangerous go through . system OF
cleansing the skin with no, water,
,oudnG u w with AN leo ina ssas "a,
feeding II with q skin food, and
pattins ana pinchinE out tts dapres.
sions and wrinkles. They open the
poras with the hot bath. whom pure
soap IL necossary Tor tho cleansing;
Seeh the skin, 10 II needs plumbing.
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WHY NOT EVERY SPRING?

HE notable enhusa WITH which all New York-csens and
merchant. helped by willing police aud street cleaning suhor
= es-hs. up The Evening Worlds proposal for
sason Sunday Parade making the celebration regular
annual feature.
The possibilities o. Spring Fashion Festival will appca every
bdy New Works foe would OF be the
the Fifth could be counted hearest
se-opsrston.
Many ~nce spring flower aud fashion
fs lasting three days. during which the principal
lined With howe srung between gay Venetian
na Parads Of nocts end carriages filled with flowers pretty
girls in frsh spsing eostumss usher In the season.
Fifth Avenue lends itself fsta decoration annver
cay celebrations avs proved I psvsnents broad vis,as
charming shop windows famous With slish effort New
could produce snnua Spring Fashion Fce that would he
savy and sdmintion cf the country
The evening world., 1915-04-09

A. Lsvs isn't blind. for 1t sees In the
,0Aorsd that which Others cannot DIS.
.leern.-pessrs' New"
81 Nest Of us arc lightning sketch
hastlsts when II comes to drawing con-
.eiusioas.
Some people act a. II they regard
common sense NJ cheap and upds-
oirabls, Toledo Blade,
Occasionally there In one who can
quote pasWges without end from the
olassics and a,ill not have tho hrs:
Idea Of how 10 write n check, Mash
willie Banner.
A man nsver achieves absolute sue.
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The Jarr Family
BY Roy l.. McCardelI

~ Wv wv '''N '''"H'7t N'TINTI
You are perfectly welcome to-" ro-
Joined Mrs, Jnrr with some Nsporily
u do not get any lrttcra or post cards
hom persons ! must pretend ignorance
or nor do I receive communications
outside ~ my home that I have to de-
NroN " did, you'd"----
NO, | wouldn't'" re,ortcd Mr.. Jarr,
anHrily. I'D know You couldn't pre-
The evening world., 1915-04-09

WYE hear on every side accounts
w OF fallen and broken foot
arches. Compare the shape
Of the human foot with picture ~
y modern high heel shoe. and be SUP
piled with food for reflection.
We must see immed iately that a
,reme ndous and unnatural strain
,nust DO put upon tho foot by the
raising " the heel. In order To main
tain the body balance. great IL the
strain which must fall upon tho arch.
The use u. heels on shoes ~ ono ~
the unnatural things wo have Adopted
with civilization, Savagcs used no
such thing. and no record preserved
gives M reason to think that iholr
feet gave them much trouble. We
must remember. however. that pr'mi-
tive man walked on the natural earth
and knew no such thing M our mod
cin hard paNencnts and roads.
We have simply grown SO ac'us-
The evening world., 1915-04-09

while city father, Albany telling "a, iet.sA
impos. maybe they could pcA up lee
yons on the home problem OF how collect
The evening world., 1915-04-09

Shes touring out that way, going to
nan Francisco. 'von ought TO be
here, How sweet Of herr"
The evening world., 1915-04-09

Rahsr The Aea As.easA 70 board and wash
VA 10 WI ssrT4b,s alternative AtAa
The evening world., 1915-04-09

RlNCE HENRY or REUsS.
who was reported killed In
battle some time ago. In
distinguished from tho nu-
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The Dover of Beauty
SHgD YOUR WINTER SKIN.
By Marie Montague

-
~
10 adsA ntoorsJ
becomes ussnsa end g.-ofsa through the coo
The evening world., 1915-04-09
Have You Added 5000 New Words
To Your Vocabulary This Year!

AWE added
month" Mo- Then
The Enx.
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]. CT. 5. TO PLAY
TO Benefit CLUB
--- .rs1u1-
classy salI Game sWdH 5. staged
Saturday Afternoon At League
Park for Benefit Of keo-
kuk Baseball Club.
TIC BE FATS VS.. LEANS
AvoirdupoIs and Not Baseball Know.
edge VIII Govern Positions
on These Two
Teams.
TO BE FATS VS.. LEANS


Keokuk Council No. 400, United
Commercial Travellers at its regular
meeting last night decided to help
the Keokuk Baseball association by
staging a benefit baseball game next
Saturday at the north side park. The
proposition was unanimously endorsed
by every bember of thu local council.
That 1t will be some game, goes
without saying. The boy who tends
the score board will probably be
buster than the man who is manufac-
turing shrapnel for the European love
feast
The two teams will be known as the
fats, and the leans" 1t won't make
any difference how much or how little
baseball any member knows, 1t will
be entirely matter OF avoirdupois.
The game will be played Saturday
afternoon. July "a. at league park
The admission to all or any parts of
the grounds will be Is cents There
is no limit to the number of tickets
a person may buy.
]. w. Van Tassel is the chairman
of the committee in charge of the
affair.
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Amateur Athletic Union Marks Go BY
Boards in Exposition Try
outs At stage
Field.
TWO ARE coLoRED BOYS
Sol Butler, coIored, Of Rock Island
High, Adds 10 His Laurels
in Running Broad
Jump.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
CHICAGO, July 17.-Five Amateur
Athletic Union records went by the
boards this afternoon by the crowd
of middle west athletes in the Pan
anna Pacific exposition try-outs at
Stage field.
The first record to fall was the mile
run when Ray of the Illinois Athletic
club negotiated the distance in
4:16 2-5, clipping is seconds off the
old mark In the 440 yard dash, Des-
mond, Chicago University negro crack
clipped a fifth second off the record.
Butler, another negro, representing
Rock Island (Il1inois) high school, in
the running broad jump. set another
new mark when he cleared the turf
for "a feet 25s inches. Lighter, of
the Illinois Athletic club, stepped
across the hurdles in the 400 yard
three foot-event in Sc 2-5, which was
1 % seconds better than the old rec
ord. When Mucks Of the University
of Wisconsin, hurled the discus 139
feet s1e inches, he added feet 8
inches to the mark set last year.
In the high hurles Simpson Of the
University of Missouri, showed the
way, winning in Is 1-5 seconds in the
120 yard event and equalling the
union record Of 220 yard low hurdles,
stepped the distance in "a As seconds.
Lee Talbot, Jr., Kansas City Ath-
letic clubs heavy man, was the star
in the weight events, taking all but
the discus throw.
In points, Chicago Athletic associa-
ton led with 10, Illinois Athletic club
second with % and the University OF
Chicago with Is, was third.
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New Indian pitcher Starts Career
With keokuk by Defeating
Pilots, on Tribes
Return.
INJURIES ARE NUMEROUS
Play Suspended Four Times When
players Are Injured-carrow
Routed After frs.
Inning.

Buck Carpenter started off his ca
reer as an Indian here yesterday ait
ernoon by winning his first game from
the Clinton Pilots, score 10 to 8. Ihe
game was a smuggling bee in which a
total OF twenty-one hits, five OF them
good for extra bases, was made.
Injuries to players, causing play to
be suspended four different times,
made the game appear to be most
dangerous pastime. Baum was the
first man to be injured when he trip
ped and fell in left fe1s making a
long peg in the attempt 10, Gut off a
run at the plate He MasRbIe to con-
tinue the game EEads WAS the next
to be hurt. In the startf6 ftheIIn indians
half of the second, 3. foul tip struck
his right hand. Hs4HfIfsd to the
bench for an inning. but Mas put back
in the game at the H6fans' half or
the third. During his absence, Miili-
gan was brought in from left field to
catch and Cooper played IN left. Dro-
han replaced Carroll in the box at
the time this change was made. Evans
was injured again later, in the sixth,
when Tommy Giffin collided with him
at the plate Harvey was slightly
hurt when he wrenched his ankle in
sliding into second during the latter
part OF the game. Brown ran for him.
The visitors opened strong on Car
penter and, favored with much luck,
were able to drive in four runs be-
fore they were retired Buck assert
ed himself from then on. however, but
enc more run being made off him
during the remainder Of the after
noon.
Timely bingles and weak support
for Drohan in the sixth COST ManuSh' 5
men the game. The pilots held to
lead at the start of this round. Six
runs, however, shifted the lead to five
in favor of the Indians when the in
ming was completed.
While the game was loosely played,
the fielding Of the visitors being espe-
cially cratic, there were large num-
Der of spectacular fielding stunts
pulled during the afternoon Harvey
lead in this particular. pulling down
two balls hit right at him with the
speed of bullet. Charley Holloeher
played a nice game in the field. &C
cepting FIVE chances. He also starred
at bat with three hits, one a double
and another good for three bases. Lar
~ Brown lead the Indians to victory.
serving as boss during the absence Of
Boyle who took in the Marshaiitown
meeting His work as director was
most accountable
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The attendance at yesterday,s game
Brown took the batting honors in
Weather is Hot in East.

NEW YORK. July IA hard
thunder shower tonight afforded badly
needed relief to sweltering thousands
in the tenement districts of New
York. One death and eleven prostra.
lions resulted today from the most
oppressive heat experienced this year.
The excessive humidity was the
cause of great suffering In the con-
gested east side, thousands of little
tots, for the first time this year we're
permitted to splash around in the
fountains in the public parks. Prac-
tieally the entire tenement population
poured into the citys recreation
grounds and parks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-18
WILL ANNOUNCE
NAMES TOMORROW
Secretary Daniels Talks About the
New Naval Advisory Com
mittee,

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE per-
sonnet Of his new naval advisory coun-
ell, headed by Thomas A. Edison,
probably will be announced Monday,
secretafy's probable selections.
Press tonight, Just before he left his
Office
Earlier in the day 1t was stated the
announcement would not be made for
many weeks" so the news was a
surprise.
AS soon as 1t was given out. specu-
lation started afresh concerning the
sacretarys probable selections.
Besides Edison, Orville Wright was
considered a practical certainty. It
was also stated that Charles P. Stein
metz. the famous electrician, had
also been invited to become mem
ter Of the board.
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Chicago GoIferz Wi,

Limited Press Leased Wire Service. 7
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 1.-THE
Chlcago goi1 club with a score Of s5I
for thirty-six holes this afternoon won
the olympic cup over the MayAeld
course. California finished second
with Cos, Western Pennsylvania third
with 67G. Detroit City fourth. s7s. and
Ohio fifth, 70s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-18
Band Concert VIII Precede the Ball
Game Between Clinton and
Keokuk Here This .
Afternoon.
MEET MONDAY NIGHT
Mass Meeting Of Fans viii be Held
to Clear Up the Middle
Local Club is
Now In.

Clinton and Keokuk will clash In
the final game OF the series here this
afternoon in a booster day game for
which special efforts have been made
10 draw out a large crowd. The In
dams have taken both previous games
of the series and expect to make
clean sweep when the two teams
meet this afternoon.
A band concert starting at the park
at 2:15. will be one of the big fea-
lures of the afternoon. The game will
not be started until the regular sun
day hour. 800 o'clock. The concert
will precede the game, however, and
the band will also play between in
nings. There will be no change in
price for admission to the game. But
one game viii be played, there being
no postponed games between these
two teams
Bruce Penner. who has won eight
of his last ten games, is scheduled to
do the mound work today. Penner is
popular among the fans here and the
fact that he is to work should in
crease the size of the crowd.
Fans Meeting Monday Night.
A mass meeting of fans has been
called by the directors of the asso-
citation for Monday night. While 1t is
believed the franchise will be retained
here the remainder of the season, the
matter is by no means disposed of at
the present time The $500 needed
has not yet been raised. At the meet
ing Monday night the situation will
be gone over and some plan for Sc
curing this money decided upon.
The directors have announced that
the season tickets which were sold
for one dollar each may be redeemed
at Wells store up until 5 p. m, Tues
day, July 90. None of the tickets will
be redeemed after this date. There
are great many fans who purchased
these tickets who have expressed
willingness to donate this dollar TO
help retain the club here. The money
will be most welcome from any VINO
care to do this. However, this oppor-
tunity is extended to all those who
wish to redeem their tickets.
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viii Tr,< for Ses.y Mart

United Press leased Wire Service I
BOSTON. Mass. July NORMAN
. !aoer. who Yesterday smashed the
~orld s record for the mile run with
She time OF Alp 30. will make an er-
lott 70 set up q new mark for the half
mile Wnen he appears in the Panama
eNpositlon meet next month. Taber
tolu lrlenos tonight he intended leav-
ing TOT the coast at once so az TO ac-
climate himself thoroughly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-18
MAJOR LEAGUE
RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
washington 3; Cleveland 2, first
game.
Washington 10; Cleveland 4, sec
ond game.
Boston 6, Chicago 4, first game.
Boston O, Chicago 4, second game.
Philadelphia /; Detroit 2.
New York 2; st. Louis 4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-18
TOURNEY
ON KING COURT
Orsborn Wins From Etersoie ave
TWO Hour Battle in Thiro ii
Round Today.

~
The handicap tennis Tournament -
King court, Nineteenth and Grand a'
nue., is progressing fast this Weea'
since the weather has been more cOa.
ducive to tennis. The matches '
date have been:
/ Preliminary Round.
Hubinger won from Meador by
fault. Orsborn from EThart. OIL go
Wilcox from Sinotte, 81, 6-5.
First Round.
Orsborn won from Hubinger' o.,
Sc. Ebersole from Wilcox. 90 a., ~.
Merriam from Moore, 6-1, o. ~
Elree from Corr, Gil, 6-3. MEGA" Nv.
Arnold, GA, 6-2.
Third Round.
Orstorn won from Ebersole, 60 ~! ~
rs. This was a close battle, EoeI rv
forcing the play at all points ana - On I,
losing after two hour siege. .hs
expected that by the middle OF 49,. ~,
week the tournament will be up 10 t
semi finals. There are some naIcN "a
in the first and second rounds 70 %
played yet, but these will take pi'N
Monday. o,d
Cups will be given the winner
runner up, silver and bronze.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-18
Wins Golf Tournament.

limited press Leased Wire serFlcs.J
SHAWNEE on THE DELAWARE,
penna.. July fT-F w. Dwyer o.
Frankford, this afternoon won the
amateur golf championship OF Penn
syIvania, by defeating Ed Eyer lot
mer national champion, 3 up ana 70
play. In thfrty-six holes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

At New York-St. Louis 4; New
York, 5; first game, 16 innings.
st. Louis o; New York 2, second
game.
At Brooklyn-Pittsburgh 5; Brook
lyn 8, first game
At Boston-Cincinnati 2; Boston 8,
first game.
Cincinnati 2: Boston 3, second game
At Phflad elphia-Chicago 4; Phila-
delphia, 0.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-18
Among the Amateurs
riaer. Play sandusky,

The West X. Tigers will play the
Sandusky team at the Tlgers' park
here this afternoon. Both teams are
strong ones and should put up fast
game. 3r-rs
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Defeat Buffeds In Both Games OF
Yesterdays Double Header.
Scores to and
7to2
WHALES SPLIT THE BILL
Thinkers Men Divide Program With
Brookiyn-Terriers and
kaws Are Sue
cessful.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.1
PITTSBURGH. Pa, July 1.-THE
Rebels made a clean sweep of It in
this afternoons double header, cop
ping the curtain raiser from the Buff
feds, 8 to 5, and the final to 2. The
scores:
Buffalo .............. . 8 3
Pittsburgh ................ 8
Batteries: Anderson, LATTE and AL
len; Allen, Hearne and Berry.
Umpires: tombstone and Westervelt.
Second game:
Bunalo .....- =
Pittsburgh 49,.
Batteries: Marshall and Watson;
Barger and Berry I.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-18
Federal League.
Resufts Yesterday.

Pittsburgh, 81: Buffalo, %.
Chicago. "a; Brooklyn, Go.
st. Louis, z: Baltimore,
Kansas City, s; Newark, 3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-18
Tigers Crawl Up On Red sox and
White Sox Who Split Even
In Double Header
Yesterday.
SENATORS WIN TWICE
Washington Takes Two Games From
MISUNDERSTANDING Take Game
From Yanks In the
Ninth Inning.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

DETROIT, Mich, July 17.-George
Dauss, Tiger hurler, and J. Bush. OF
the Mackmen, staged pretty pitching
duel this afternoon, with honors even
but with the Tigers super-offens1ve
power enabled them to win, 2 to l.
yeach's triple In the ninth, followed
by Bush's sacrifice fly, scored the
winning tally. The score:
Philadelphia ................ !
Detroit 2 3 l
Batteries: Bush and Lapp; Dauss
and Stanage.
Umpires: Dineen and Nallin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-18
Clinton,

Summary.
Two base hits-Baum.
Three base hits-LeBeau.
Sacrifice hits-Hollocher, 2: Swick,
Kensel. 2.
Stolen bases-Baum, Swick. Giffin,
Brown. t...a
struck out-By Watkins, 4: by Car
row, A.
Bases on balls-Of Watkins, 4: off
Carlow, 6.
Time of game-1:35
umpire-CooA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-18

Score by Innings:
Keokuk 40 106 01x-10
Clinton ..-.-......-4 400 900 100
Summary.
TWO base hits-Hollocher, Baum,
Nanush.
Three base hits-Hollocher. Evans
Sacrifice hits-Harvey. Meme, Mil
igar
Sacrifice flys-Lowther, Brown.
Stolen bases-Harvey 2; Milligan
Ptr-Ertrz -ecori-fIrts OF Carroll, 8
and one nm fl one inning.
Struck oUt-By Carpenter, 4; Dro-
/ han, :.
Bases on 5alls-Otf Carpenter, /
Drohan. l.
Wild pitch-CarroIl.
/ Tine u gau@1:45.
( Cnpire-Cook
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Baseball Briefs
For Busy Bugs

Harvey. Indian crack third sacker,
is out of the game with an injury re-
ceived in Fridays game and will not
be able to play for week, according
to his physician. A tendon in his left
leg was torn when he slid into second.
During his absence from the game
Red Lowther will work on third and
pitcher will be used in right field.
The loss of Harvey will prove a seri-
Gus handicap to the club during the
coming week.
According to the Burlington Hawk
Eye an offer Of $4,000 has just been
refused by the Burlington club for
Pitcher Baichley, while another offer
of $4,000 received couple of weeks
ago for Miller also was turned down.
The reason given for refusing to sell
the men was that the offer was for
immediate delivery and the Red Sox
mana cement refused to part with the
players at this time in the season.
The attendance at yesterdays game
was very encouraging to the directors.
1t is believed there Will be a much
larger crowd, however, at today's
game.
Brown took the batting honors in
yesterdays game with three hits in
four trips to the plate. Baum followed
him cosely with two walks, single
and double in five times UP. lie Beau
walked twice and drove out triple
in four attempts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-18

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