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Russian Victory at Erzerum May
Sway Rumania, Later Menace Turk

PETROGRAD Russia Feb 18-That the Russians capturing
Erzerm ouwitted the defending Turks and took the stronghold
whrlwnd fashion the here stated that the city
fell after only SO hours bobarent the Russians gaining vcy
much earlier than had been expected The Turkish defenders
attack the right had concentrated their forces there
n the Turks held the right while the Russians delivered
surprise frontal attack The Turks fled doderon all the roa
leading to Sivas,
An official of the number Stays
is still lacking The interest speculation the probable
future of the Russian 1t reported that they have
already pushed reaching Barbu rs miles northeast the road
to Trebzond.
There possibilities foeen of against Constan
tinope successful thrust British Mesopoma
sible
The Russian authorities much encouraged the general
campaign believing that the victory Erzerum the first signal
operative action among the Allies
BERLIN, Germany, Feb 18The newspapers though
without Turkish confirmation of the
accept the truth OF the capture of the city by the Russians but minimize
the Importance of the victory.
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SWEDEN TO GUARD SUBJECTS BY KEEPING THEM OFF ARMED
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET TODAY

Following are the closing prices Of
stocks on the New York market to-
day, sent BY the Asseeiated Press over
the Federal Wireless:
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DIES
FOR MURDER Of
anna AUMULLER

GAssociAted Press by Federal wirslsssl
OSSINNING, N. Y, Feb. Is. = Hans
Schmidt, the half-crazed ex-priest con-
victed of the murder Of Anna Aumul-
Ter, a domestic, was electrocuted to-
day at Sing Sing prison. Schmidt
killed the girl in September Of 1913.
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Four new stocks have been added to
the daily quotations In The star-eM-
lctin-Anaconda Copper, Lehigh Rail-
road, Ray censoIIdated and Utah Cop
per.
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The night rider trials at New Ma
drid, Mo-. came to a sudden end when
S2 Of the defendants pleaded guilty.
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Britain Needs More War Funds

proxmaing 100000 pounds viii asked Of House
Conmons by Premier Aquit He preparing bring the financial
situation for discussion and point the need of the sdo1
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SUGAR.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1S.-sugar:
96 degrees test, sos cents, Previous
quotation, 4.s9 cents.
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HINDU REGIMENT REBELS and
Il OFFICERS KILLED, RUMOR;
RUSSIANS PUSHING SUCCESSES

CAPTURE OF ERzERUM FROM TURKS SAID TO HAVE BEEN
FOLLOWED BY MOVE WHICH MAY THREATEN CON-
STANTIN0PLE-REP0RT VICTORY lNcLlNES RUMANlAs
TO ALLlES-SENAT0R LODGE SAYS U. S. SHOULD NOT
EXCLUDE MERCHANTMEN ARMED ONLY FOR DEFENSE
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IAssociated Press Service by Federal wirelessl

WASHINGTON d. C.. February l8Sweden, confronted BY
German Austrian notification that after March armed
chanmen of the will be treated warshp will take steps
to keep Swedish subjects off such ships E4
This significant contemplated Sweden has informally all
vsed the United States protect its subjects and comea
tions.
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LONDON, England Feb ls-Dbqueting reports Of the muhy
of Hindu Egypt have reached Great Britain through German
channels with detail which has aroused much discussion
circunant of uprising in Hindu regiment
has published newspaper of Cologne This
that regiment rebeed that II British officers nud
ing the commander of the regiment and major killed by the
soldiers the disorder of the mtiny and that the British authorities
taking that there will be such among
the troops engaged the foifcaon and defense of the Suez Canal
The story adds that the British Command Egypt has ordered
the withdrawal from Suez of all Mohammedan troops.
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ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal Wirelessl
s WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. Is.
Charges that the International Har.
yester Company had furnished money
for arms and ammunition used by
Gen. Ortez Argemido in revolution
against Carranza In the state of Yu.
catan, were flatly denied today by
Walter L. Fisher. formers secretary OF
the interior. and counsel for the har.
vester company.
The charges were made by Levy
Mayer Of Chicago during an investiga.
tion made by the senate agricultural
committee into allegations that a mo-
nopoly is in control bf the sisal mar.
ket.
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NEW sTocKs AppEn.

IBID. sEx-dIvIdend.
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CONTINUED on page eight
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POSSIBLE WINNERS AT
JAMAICA TRACK TO-DAY


Stromboli. Angus, Belmont's candi-
date for the Kings County. had a fine
workout yesterday, going a mile with
st. Rock In IA and finishing under "A
pull iainer was let down for "A half
In A. 3-i.
cant. Cassatt opened the season with
a slice Of pad luck, His consistent hl!y
Flying Fairy was cut down in the race
for the Paumonok Handicap and will
have 10 be thrown ont OF training for
several months.
Waiter Jennings arrived at Belmont
Park yesterday with the imported three
y%-ar-pld sta Hawk that was beaten a
neck 10y George Smith in the Kentucky
Derby. The English crack is being
pointed for the Metropolitan Handicap
10 he run on the opening dan at Bel
mont Park
Roamer. the champion handicap horse
~ last season, Is to start in the Kings
County Handicap to-day. He has done
splcndidly IN his work. his chef Trial
being on Wednesday, when h" travelled
a mil" and a sixteenth in ! ;M That
the knight l.rrant g.iding has all his
speed was proved Yesterday, when he
dashed half a mile III 40 40, go.nG the
ers, iurlong in II 20. the quarter in
] "a - and the three-eigh,hs In "a -.
The -four men arrested on the opening
day for soliciting bets outside of the
racetrack We're charged with disorderly
conduct before Magistrate kochodorfer
Yesterday. They pleaded guilty and paid
fines OF SO each Two more arrests
were made yesterday. Charges of dis
orderly conduct will be made against
Morris Morrison. u. Second avenue. and
Louis Morrison, l27 Forsyth street. Man
haitian.
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WHEAT'S BAT Is TOO
MUCH FOR The CUBS
lie Helps Dodgers to Win
Pitchers Battle by
Score Of 4 to 2.
VAUGHN PITCHES BEST

CHICAGO. May 1s.-The Dodgers
broke their losing streak to-day and
defeated the Cubs. 4 to 2. despite the
fact that they we're outhit. Smith, on
the slab for Brooklyn. was touched for
ten hits, while the men Of Robinson
drove out but eight safeties. But the
visitors displayed great Judgment In
punching five Of their hits in two round
and that accounts for their victory.
The individual stars of his third con-
test were II. Mann. who hit safely four
times. mixing "a triple with three sim
giles F1ack, who lifted "A homer over
the short right field fence while Mann
stood on base. thus accounting for all
the Chicago runs. and Wheat, who had
a part in the production OF two of the
Brooklyn tallies.
II was Wheat's triple In the first
which paved the way for one run no
scored on Mowrey's double. He also
scored the third Brooklyn tally In the
fourth after starting on his journey
with a single to centre.
1t was a pitchers battle. Claude
Hendrix started for the Cubs and lasted
less than All inning. Myers, the first
mar up, doubled Daubcrt went out,
zimmerman to Sa!er and Myers started
for third. Safer threw badly and IN.
Brooklyn ou,felder not only reached
the far station. but ramblcd to the plate
while the Cubs rushed to retrieve the
ball. Stcngel was quickly disposed OF
Wheat then cracked "A triple to
centre and scored upon Mowrcy's dou-
bic.
That was quite sufficient and Vaughn
came on. Then II became a pitchers
battle between the two s%outhpaws and
there was no more scoring until the
fourth, when a single by Wheat. Now
rey's sacrifice n Cutshaw's single
sent Zach across.
The Dodgers scored their last in tha
ninth when Cutshaw opened with "A dou-
bile. stood on second while O'Mara
famed. went to third on Meyers in
field out and counted on Smiths single.
The Cubs scored both of their runs In
the fourth. Mann opened with "A singla
Flack then hoisted the ball over the
fence and the Cubs had done their
worst.
The score
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. ,,.,
10 rau,. VIZ" on Vu' w ,.c seventh
.ef'"t ~aINeu 49,. oeSv"e' ,o,'e"
.nls runner ~. iiornspy pounueu u
nish hopper III .ne P''c"erS hhser UPS
Tor personal saiety'
ferritt maue "a grave worse
oy iaui'y chuck 10 Doyie trying 10
catch bescher on the midway. BOD
moved 10 tn,rd ana iiorhspy took second.
M'i'er an cas-! roier toward
Fred Mcrklc' ~ looked the easiest KIM
OF "a cnahce' hut FREQ iunhpied' Ihch
evIden'iy ne oecanne ra','eu inomen'arily
LOT ne Wauc haii u uonen iherectuai
stabs before ne recovered the ball. IL
was 100 ia,e men Tor nm TO attend 10
Miiier slNeie hanueu. ror.uIa,ely ,er,
rltt. VINO nad taken hothins Tor granted
IN oasepaI' had gone over 10 cover. Mer-
&c u,d Just manage 10 get Tue pan 10
M" !" we mn vi ,,lne aS pe'e"e'
bounded across nome plate:
81 iouis eot n run OH itaiph o'rouu
IN the hrst inning smith VINO proved u
real tnor" !" 'ne sue VI Ne" 'orn
rht'hns, starred ms hau career ol
tnre' successive sdicues Win cica,
single 10 centre. betzeis sacr'hce ana
Bsschers OUT Pu. inc runner on 'niru.
lie scored Wnen ftorhsoy oeat a nv th"'
fletcher NEEDED away nack on inc grass.
,h,et wilson doup!ed oH tne risn'
neid'p!eacne. screen s.arune 'ne seeoiu'
StIouu s.ruch OUT Iorha" anu "c!u oo"-
zaies ana Saitee 10 Easy inneiu c"ances,
however, wheh po.h ofnI,h anu re.Ae.
peited singles 10 centre, Win none put
IN thc 'hiru, M.coraw toio S.roud o.a''
IL a DAY WIN Iesreau pltchins; PES
.ner MT MO a uoupie p.ny anu Nc
Nec"h'c ooi.eu VIZ uoo' WIN "
fui one hahoed pickup oi fiorhsoy y sio"
rolier.
'nose G'ants had 1haue IN.
miseraoie LOT one Sai'ee. rle.cner nv
MO u doupie play s'Su spoiieu >"un :
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MRS. SCHWAB AIDS LEHIGH
Will Contribute 100000 10 CON,
plete Big Taylor stadium.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa, May ~
Good news TO athletic circles at IL -.
University was the announcement tu-.,f
that Mrs. Charles NJ. Schwab had s.
cided To complete the big Taylor sttar!u
just how much the work will COS, is A,
known. blu II will be not loss
$4,000, II Is believed. Work Will be- =
gun at once and completed in tim. 90
the football season,
The baseball section OF the s'aI
IL now being finished Mt a cost OF So "
contributed by &. NJ. Schwah and a. a.
The stadium. costing more than 81" o.'
will seat about $4,000 persons.
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Lee Hurls for Winning D~kes.

Delta Kappa Epsilon got into the semi
final round ~ the int~erfraternity base
iall tournament at Columbia on South
Field yesterday afternoon by defeating
sigma Kappa Epsilon ; TO o. harley
Lee. an old varsity outtielder and cap
tain of the swimming team. pitched for
the Dekrs and allowed only two hits.
otto Culman HIT "A home run In the first
inning The score
r. II K.
sigma Alpha Epsilon u u 90 > z
Rattcri">- Lee, Donaldson and Elmer
Shuler and Sharsr.
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GROOM PUZZLES RED SOx.
Brow ne Look Like worlds Cha M
ptOns and Win = ~ I.

BosToN. May l?.-The Browns looked
like worlds champions to-day. again
yanquishing the lettering Red Sox. this
time by "A score Of ! to /. Agains,
Groom the locals were paralyzed. Hob
litzell being the only one to do any real
hitting.
Leonard went along very well for n
time and then the visitors began finding
him and punching hits for runs Shore
twirled the final session and was an Easy
mark, Four pinch hitters sent up b,
'arrigan failed to make goCl. The
score
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swARTHMoRE BEATS MICHIGAN
S.rrors Help IL to Build score OF
90 . In Annual Game.

SwARTH MORE. Pa. May 1o.-Swarth-
more easily defeated the University OF
Michigan in their annual game on Whit
tier Field to-day. score s to 3. Swarth-
more did not make as many hits as
the Ann Arbor boys. but made them
count and together with a half dozen
errors by the Westerners was able to
score almost at will.
Mich!gan's hits were kept we'll scat
tered by Ogden and Corse and the
Garnet played errorleA ball in the field.
White was the star at the bat for the
Garnet, with two two baggers to his
credit. while dunno was the star for
Michigan. with thr.. safe bingles. The
score
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TRIPLE PLAY SETTLES GAME.
AraEon, Roche and EibeI Spring II
for Richmond In Ninth.

TORONTO. May ia brilliant triple
play. Aragon To Roche to E!bel. in the
ninth with the bases full saved to-day's
game for Richmond. The final score was
. 10 :. Graham laced a liner to Aragon,
whose throw beat Burch back to second.
Roche threw TO First Baseman Eibel and
caught Murray for the third out.
Mckenery allowed only two hits up 10
this Aning. while the Virginians used IN
two Toronto hurlers. The fielding OF
Aragon at short stop featured. The
score
II. II. T..
Richmond. 10000 o-5 10 /
Toroft o...... 0o 900 IL 4
Batteries -Acken~ry and Reynolds;
Manning. McTigue and Mckee.
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INDIANS INCREASE LEAD.
Heat senators by = score Of
Runs to .,

WAsnlNoToN. May 10 Cleveland
strengthened rs hold ON first place to-
day by handing the Senators a good
beating, . TO !. Guy Morton. the
visitors pitcher. was hit harder than
Cleveland batted the Washington
twirlers. but Morton managed To keep
the blow we'll scattered.
BochlinG started FOR the home team.
but was batted hard and taken out in
the nth shaw. who succeeded him.
failed 10 survive that inning. Dumont.
who finished the game. stopped the
slaughter and allowed only one hit. The
score
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ATHLETICS WIN IN ELEVENTH.
Neat white SOx I to q and Advance
In League Race.

PHILADELPHIA. May l9.-The Athletics
beat the Chicago White Sox by 10 o
in an eleven inning game to-day and by
their victory went ahead OF the White
Son in the American League race. Joe
Bush won his sixth victory OF the season
when he outpitched Cicotte. lie allowed
only three hits, one in the first, one in
the ninth and the other in the eleventh.
The Athletics won the game In the
eleventh on a pass to Strunk. McInnis's
sacrifice. n pass to lajoie and Picks
single to centre. which scored Strunk.
Manager Mack announced tonight that
he had released Shag Thompson to the
Western League club. The score ::
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base hi, that would ave brought home
tho spoils. The score

.Batted for Burns in the twelfth inning
Slated for Stanage in the twelfth INNING
tran for Baker in the ninth inning
Stated for Ppp in the twelfth inning
'Batted for Cullop in the eighth inning
De,roi, n0o0ooOO0OO0O00o o:
New York 49,. 0oOlOOoO1ooooOoo GO
FRS, base on crrors-Detroit 2: New York,
I. Len on bases Detroit. :: New YORK ..
Cullop. >: on Shawkey, . Struck out-By
Coveleskie. :; by Cullop. 3, by Shawkey. 3,
Three base hit-Veach. Two base hit--CObb.
sarrince fies-Pipp, Peckinpaugh stolen base
Viii Double ~plays-Bush, Young and Burns;
W.T., Young and Burns; GedeSn and Ppp;
Coveleskie. I; Cullop, l. Hit by pitcher,
BY Coveleskic 'Peckinpaughl. Hits.On Cul-
lops, . in eight innings OF " , IN
2. Umpire in chief-Owens. Field umpire
Connolly. Times hours.
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Hartford. 2; LA renee, a.
New London, I; Lowell, !.
New Haven. o., Worcester. l.
Springfield, o. Portland. q.
bridgeport. 10: Lynn, Z
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HOMER BREAKS UP GAME.
Car~y's WALTON Gives Pirates VIC
tory Over PhiIIies.

PIrrsBURG. IA. May 1s.-Philadelphia
was defeated by a'score OF 4 to . to-day,
the Pirates punching their hits of Nc
CULLEN in the seventh and eighth in
nings. with the score AZ . to . In the
half OF the eighth inning Mamaux
to right and Carey followed with
"A home run hit to right, The score
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oklahoma city. b; Muskogee, 4.
McAleser, lG Tulsa. I.
sherman. 5: Paris, 9.
Denison. IL; Fort Smith, a.
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Houston. 3: Dallas. .
Galveston, 2; Fort Worth, |.
Beaumont. 2. Shreveport. I.
san Antonio. 6; Waco, 4 III Innings.
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south Atlantic I.~ssue Results.

Jacksonville. /. Columbus. o.
Charleston. I; Macon. O.
Albany. I: Columbia, 4.
Augusta. 4. Montgomery. 4 I2 inning).
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Totals =, u 0 3f32 %
'batfed for Felsch In the ninth inning.
two out when winning run was scored.

Chicago. ,,...,.,. o o q q q 90
Philadelphia. 0 o 900 II
Earned run Philadelphia. Sacrifice hits
McInnis = stellbauer' Cicotte 2. Stolen bases
j. Collins, Jackson. Left OH bases-Philadel
phia. Q. Chicago. .. Struck out-By Bush, Z:
by Cicotte. 2 Double playsMcMullin. J. Col
Mclnnis. First base on errors Phiia,ciphjo
!; Chicago, ? First base on ba,ls-On Bush
q on CicOtte. s. Umpire In chief-Evan.
Field umpire Hildebrand. i m : hours and
10 minutes.
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Two base hits-wilson. Raridcn. Merkle
Three ba~s hit-Smith. Home run Robert
son. Sacrifice hiis-Be,zel wilson, Corhan
stolen base-Fleicher Double plays-Corhau
and Miller: Doyle. Fletcher and Merkle:
Corhan. Bette and Miller. FRS, base ON
balls-on Tesreau. /: off sallee, :? of Per
rift, !. struck out-by stroud. by sallcc.
two innings mo outs in the third: off Tes-
resu. 3 IN two innings mo outs in the fthl
eight innings: of williams. none in onn
inning. Left on bascs-st. Louis, s: New
York, 3. Umpire in chief-ouiglev Field
utcs.
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Western League Results.

Des Moines, &; Topeka, 2
Sioux city, 4: Denver. ..
st, Joseph Omaha. postponed, rain.
Wichita Lincoln, postponed. rain.
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REDS NOSE OUT BRAVES.
In ttiug Rally in Ninth
Final score . 20 =.

CINciSSAri. May IA triple nv
Chase followed by bases on balls to
Griffith and killifer and Wingo's single
gave Cincinnati a ninth inning victor
over Boston to-day. 3 to 2. Raglan IA
Schulz pitched good ball. A base on
balls. n single and a double gave Gin
cinnati two in the first. Boston got
these back In the fourth and fifth on two
triples. a base on balls and a sacrifice
fly. The score:
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Birmingham. Z: Memphis. 3.
Chattanooga. 9; New orleans Q
New Orleans. ~; Chattanooga. /.
Nashville, o. Mobile, 4.
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Two base hiis-Meycrs. Mowrey. Mann. Cut
shaw. Three base HIT Wheat. Home run
Flacl,. Double play-Cut-haw AMI O'Msra
>%a,rii,c- n,s :: tlack FIRST base
out-By Vaughn. 8 by smith. 1. III by
pitcher by ml,h Zimmerman. rmplre IN
chief-ODay. Field umpire-Eason. Time
hour AMI - minutes.
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Virginia League Results,
Newport News, 7; Norfolk, s..
IIopewcll. 0; Rockymount, Z.
retersburg, I; Portsmouth, ..
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Slated for Killifer in the ninth inning

Two base hit Byrne Three base hits
Cravath, I.uderus, Home run-Carey. stolen
bases Johnston, Barney Double plays Byrne
Wagner and Johnston: Knabc and Johnston
struck out BY McQuillan, 2; by Mamaux, &,
Umpire IN chief -Rigler Field umpire -Harri.
son, Time hour and 70 minutes
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Giants Score Their Ninth Consecutive Vnhuy~Yamkes and Tigers Battle to Sixteen Inning ?&~Lo
Results of Yesterdays Games in the Two
Big Leagues and Standing of the Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


New York, 2: Detroit. 2 tS innings,
darkness)..
81. Louis. 8: Boston. L.
Philadelphia, 1; Chicago. o I'll innings,.
Cleveland, Z; Washington. ].
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Earned runs WASHINGTON. /: Cleveland. .
First base on error-Clcveland Left on base.
Washington, \; Cleveland, i. First base on
balls-On Bo,hling, /: on shaw, .; oil Du
mont, !; of Morton, . Hits on Bochling. 4
in three INNINGS; off shaw, , IN two.thlrds Of
an inning: on Dumont, in four and one.
third innings Struck out-By Boehling. |: by
Dumont, 3; by Morton. &. Two base hit-Gan.
dill. Sacrifice hlts-tiandil. Morton. Double
plays-Shaw, Judge and Henry: wamby. How
ard and Gandll. Hit by pitcher-By Boehiing
20 Neilh tmplrc III chlcf- OLoughlin Field
u~mpire-Chill Time hours
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York. 8: st. Louis. Z.
Brooklyn. 4: Chicago. 2.
Cincinnati. 3; Boston, ..
p%ittsburg 4 Philadelphia, ..
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san Francisco, q; Los Angelica. l.
Vernon, 4; Oakland, 2.
Portland, .: Salt Lake. 1,
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North Csr0lins League Rrssulta.
Charlotte. 7; Greensboro. 4.
Ash~ville, re; Durham. Z.
Raleigh. 7; winston Salem, /.
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BASEBALL To-day, a1b y. ". n. Y. Ameri-
raIs W. Detroit. Polo Grounds. Adm. b0c.--
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IO-UoyN Schedule,
Newark in Montreal.
Richmond In Toronto.
Providence in Buffalo.
baltimore in Rochester.
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DETAILED STANDING OF THE CLUBs
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totals. ~ J 2 y II
'Ba,ted for Henry in the NTH inning
tBatt.d for Dumont in the ninth inning
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Start good; won handy My Donnie. h, .
nv Knight Of Observation-Disclosures owned b
". c, H~sllenbeck trained by y, " %IIeffncr
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CONSIDER HIM, LADY

Miss Rankin, congresswoman
from Montana, has received a pro-
posaI from an Oklahoma lawyer, who
says he is temporarily employed
picking cotton
Any lawyer who will get out and
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work is worth looking over twice,
Miss Rankin. He'd be shining star
amongst those lawyers,at Washing
ton, anyway.
Tennis courts OF rubber have been
invented by an EngHshman.