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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
Research Expedition Reports Finding
Remnant of ce-Populous Indian Tribe
Hitherto Unknown to Any White Race

riuLAuELrulN Nrui % Sine sif.
vivots " y once ruruluu,s irih, " IN.
dians hitherto inkroNn 10 shUe nen
have been found b, " Winiam e. Para.
he.. leader VI the I,nnsl,anla Museum =
Nmason expedition \ letter from w
fsfahee dated March ~. tsliins ~ this
and other discoveries wHs made rdhilr
rhur~ia, ~ the museum nffirials
M epidemic " siipp. va. t..rrnsihls
for the tribes destruction Tn. Indians
we're the lihipllnnres name hefr,as
fore unknown ~ ,ihnulir,. Eo nnt rvula
r found ~ sp.lk thtit lansuass. hot
Dr fsfsbse succeeded IN mskits q vo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20

,s6ulsp nj no vwi. vb,,h ts viii
'iudi In The hurr ni friInr rni ~
-hRi r"nefal bian D. ui iuiIsns ihis rem
nsnt belongs
The survivors afr hlrf sIt euWsr
snl two hniF 1trt uvv 'H utter dr.ii.
lmirn vhsH m, nusrHnis ,srirtrf,
FOUND them
Anu,hrf i,srn,rF rf ihf expedition
wstc reiirs " an unrs'linrufi tribe p'
lmllsns IN the Nmatrn ir ihe uprsi
iearhrs " the Matata uf fsfshes w..
rn'tcd thsfs ONE lived tfilse viii
The perniiat rhsiarirfs'ir uf huttinr
theft dcad m ufnf N potter, made N
'ecei,. the todiss M si,iins posture
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
SUGAR DUTY ON
INDEFINITELY

WASHINGTON. Aprn 20 lSsl-l'tlon
repeating The ncc sugar claus" oi the
tariff. witch was To- have become cf'ec'
tive May |. noSt. viii BE- enacted imne D.
dlatcly hi ,ungtcsF
This wsr decided upon NJ ciucu. NJ
the senate "Wednesday night when II
Was voted 10 accept the house lepcal
bill instead ~ the senate suhstituir no
viding for the retention ol the existing
duty of | cent pound on @ngai until
1890 M result the present duty viii
h. continued indefinitely
The caucus action was influenced hy
arguments NJ house leaders that the gov.
ernment va greatly IN need of rcv.-
niue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
FRS YOUR uWER!!
YOU'RE BILIOUS,
HEADACHY, S|CK!!
Don't stay constipated with
bad breath, stomach
sour or a cold.
Enjoy life! Liven your liver
and bowels tonight
and feel fine.

To.n'sh, sw"' Remove the nvcr and
bowel poison which ~ keeping your head
disry. your ,nnGu" coated. breath ~.
feniivc and stomach sour Don't stay
bilious. sick, hc,dachy. constipa,cd and
full u cold WHY don't YOU got bo,
of Csscsrcts from the drug store noN :
va, unc ~ two to- might and enjoy tho
incest. gontlcst liver and bowel cl-nns
Ing you ever experienced. You viii wake
up feeling II, and fine. Cascntcts never
Gripc or bother vou ail tho next day
lihe calomel. salts and pills They act
gently but thoroughly. Mothers should
give cttes, sick bilious or tcvcrish rhli.
dren whole Cascarct amy time They
are harmless and children love them ..
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
CLASS At AUTO ROOMS;
TO HEAR MOTOR TALK

Tho class ir mrchsW,s ~ The llrh
school viii visit the r'Wt " IN" OKLA
homa S,estw automobile ,ompan, ai
500 Nnfth ntadvay 1T 10 o'rlock tri.
ls, afternoon tu Inspect and study a
stripped chassis ani .u,.avpv motor that
will he on exhibition
Manager nulhutt " the Steatns com.
psny. viii deliver shuft lecture tu tho
students 'Nrlain'nF the various puints In
witch tho lass. Witch y building ~,
motors At the iiigh s.huul, " cspccleil,
interested
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
STRApHANGtRS WRECK
CAR TO POINT MORAL

CHb'Auu. Artn 20 several hundred
Nrfhmsn. after number ~ prniesia
ssaiust The street ar service w the 90.
itsns southern rou " ihr yiit Nv,in,s
ds' nIshi held ur o. s't,rt ,st elected
The Iassenrcts and ,umplr,sif wrecked
ihe vehicle The ~ rnntant hsrdsii
ihs pFu'ssi and THURSDAY rushed sufn
tivni Usts to handle ihe traffic
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20

DHNNGI MELTING TIME on u.
count . the mrr,inz ~ the Gsni
council there viii h. no REGULAR m,rtins
u. lndi1 t'mplc Thur 1l1 There VIII
Dc tp'risi meeting NwIl 70 ,t lu r
m 'nr the purpor' oi .,l',tius ih, Int
u,l line " railway fur 'l' trip 'u hr
token b, the m,mh,'s to tho Imperial
council meeting ~ Duff1iu u lult
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
Silk Cloves from Kayser

kalser >ilk Glo,es In the military effect 500 pop.
umr n"vu'ny- White and champagne With con.
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rtlrr ~ 30
Nnoilirr from kai-cr iu the military .r,c white
with two toned embroidery. STRIPED baud and gore
at wrist VERY smart 81 -
The new Bandalriic Fabric Gloves made %, kay
SER " heavy sin: BLACK embroidered aitr,ti,,Il.
lU,h lnud II contrasting urlur at wrist 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20

EX-GOVERNOR HASKELL UruI
Iorm.' Go, g. haskell OF Tuip vns
In pkthum, 'itN UN business TlUr.ipN
3. fpr. IN. corporation commit sion Uud
ihr state ho1fi u' equalization
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20

UOWNET Mas \ VISITOR % "
Ndh,ff'd " Hobart wee Iu oklahoma
~, tfpusB,iinf lusiu,sa ir some ~ ~,
state departments THURSDAY
To EFSrWT UHNriNG iiyrius ~
th' complaint ~ = \ SkIpvith. lu.,l in.
.lfsr.' agent psun,i she MARYLAND
Casualty ,onpHn,. Win hU resumed ~.
d,, h,fofc state Insurance Commissioner
\ O.. Wrl,h Tho complaint .N,rgr. 'h,
rpmrlr, with violating provisions ~ tho
stat. iuvutpnr, law
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
Easter Calls for New Gloves
The Finest of Kid Gloves

hid Gloves from France iu white
mulr aud champagne. tWu.t'uud
embroidered plpuc ,ril'hcd. two
pearl clasp go per mir
The West Point Glovcs madr los
'"u'cmori in white with contrast.
lng crurhrt"d embroidery aud
stitching gurcd wrists boz contrast.
ing color, Gauntlet trimmed IN
uarrow baud. In contrasting colurs.
pearl buttons. $3.50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20

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iroI officer. mad, ihs report
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20

NEGRO poNs NprtErrp Tho p,.i,s
department rounded up touf uvrfu Nr,.
this mufnins The, ft believed ir have
h''n r., the bottom ~ srtrmi pr,,, fnh
htfirs Tho hu,s tsnGr In aur tom IN ir
y irsts 1hvt rs,t tur| namrs as fui.
luvs charlie, 1rrp.r 80 Msss,l husaiil
Leonard i.rrdy sii WrI r,rih. Ward
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20

Frazer. ~ Wet second pui lrucst
taurhIin tis Wti SECOND
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-04
PRESIDENT TO ADDRESS WORLD
ON SUBMARINE WARFARE

Washington, Jan. 4. = President
Wilson's next statement on subma-
rine warfare is likely to be message
addressed to the world-to be an an
nouncement of a Wilson doctrine"
as to the rights of Americans the
world over.
Technically it may be embodied in
a message to Austria or to Germany,
but it will be intended for all other
nations, and particularly for Bulgaria
and Turkey, allies Of the central pow
ers, according to report today.
That note is likely to go forward
to the two smaller allies of Germany
and Austria was practically admitted
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-04

by Sec'y Lansing today, who would
not discuss the matter beyond that
point. 1t is presumed such message
will be intended to head off subma-
rine outrages by those two countries,
in case the difficulty with Austria is
cleared up.
Unless official dispatches immedi-
ately reveal the nationality of the
submarine that sank the Persia it
was said today Bulgaria and Turkey
will be asked for this information, as
well as Germany and Austria.
CIeveIand.-In i'll health, Mrs. w.
o. Collins, wife of travelling broker,
shot and seriously wounded husband
and then committed suicide.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20

SteeplechaseS again will be the fea-
ture on the speed program offered
annual lily by the Virginia State Fair
Association. Prompted by the success
ful meeting last year. the racing com
mite" mas offered larger purse3 and
more liberal conditions for the comiug
season and its program. announced
yesterday. is the most attractive in the
history OF the association
Harness events. both trottinE and
pacing. viii be far above the average.
while one of the thrilling chases will
be Offered each day More than 10
eral purses doubtlessly will attract
talent such as is seldom seen on a
track In this section, and Judging from
the mass Of correspondence in the
hands of the committee. the entry list
Tor the coming meeting Will be the
largest in many years.
Only four days of racing have been
provided, but they will be chock full
of good events Richmond pay. as
usual. has the most attractive offering.
and in addition to the virginia State
Fair Steeplcchase. the free -for-all tro,
ana pace VIII have Il prominent part
on the program. This event will at
tract some of the fastest horses from
the grand circuit. one OF the positive
entries being Roam Hal. the Sam Err
ing PAGER which only last week made
remarkable showing in the Columbus
meet. Roam Hal won the event last
season in great race and it is more
than probable that the local product
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
STEEPLECHASE AGAIN
TO FEATURE, RACES
Program of State Fair Races Announced Yesterday
Large Number of Entries Already Booked.
With More to Be Added Later

Will shatter not only the local track
record, but the Virginia mark this fall
Entries must be in the hands Of tha
committee on Tuesday. October 3 Tho
Err "p"bS on October and closes on
October IA. Although those dates have
not been provided for. it is more than
probable ;hat lovers of horseflesh will
De given some attraction
Much work must be done 70 get tha
track in proper condition for the rae
Ing m-eI The use of the grounds as n
mobilization camp played havoc with
the track. bur in the next six weeks
II viii again be put into shape for
sp.euy work K. Conway Saunders.
the new manager, will personally su
pervise the work and his wide en-
perience in road construction Will he /,
valuable asset. The course consists of
rull mile track, which is unusually
sate and fast. The regulation steeple-
the stahlinG Is first class The grand
stand will comfort bly, Accommodate
900 persons
TIE racing committee consists Of r
t. Anderson, Chairman w J. Carter
and Leigh r. Page, with NJ Saunders
as secrst Try, The committee has work
ed hard on Its program and has taken
into consideration the lessons learned
In the past. The pop llarity of the
Steeple chases has been one OF the most
noticeable features of Il . annual fair.
and 1t is the intention III" corn,nit.
GO to give the people what they want
The ohases never fail t. provlG. The
thrills, md by getting tie iast talent
obtainAble. the committ,e expects TO
more than satisfy it's patrons,
Tho Valley Steenlechas. viii be run
on tho opening day of the meet. It
Will be over the two-mile course The
Virginia State Fair Steoplechase on
the following day will be al two miles
and quarter. The Co: rmonwealth
Stecplechase is at two mites and the
King Corn Steeplechase gill be at
three miles The second and fourth
events arc only open to hunters duly
qualified under the rules nf the Ma
tonal Steepleohase and Hunt Assoc
citation. Purses OF $500 are offered in
each OF the four events. Purses Of $500
are offered in tho flat events.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20
CHAMPIONS WIN EASILY
LEADERS IN TWO CITY
LEAGUES DOUBLE UP
HIVE One of Hest ANN
teur Teams Richmond IIns
Yet Produced.

The liomebuilders. champions of The
Commercial League and koccns Boost
crs winners of the flag in the Central
League. won the first games Of the
elimination series TO determine the city
champion. Both teams won double
headers from their opponents y,stcr-
day. the Homebuildcrs completely ont
chasing stockton Street Il; Byrd Park
ny the score of 30 to 1 and u to .,
while koccn's Boosters and polarincs
staged TWO hard BATTLES at Clarke
springs koccn's Won the iirst game
by the score of TO =, after battling
for ten innings. In the second game
the TaiioTs We're again victorious by
tho score OF to l.
According TO the opinion Of men who
have followed amateur baseball in this
city from its infancy. the Homcbuild-
ball team that has ever competed for
city or intercity honors. In Iollif
and Sanderson the Builders have two
pitchers on whom they can depend
Both hurlers have pitcheh great hal,
this season. and JolliM added another
feather in his cap yesterday when he
relieved Sanderson after the first in
ming of the second game and came
through with his second victory of the
day. as he had won the first game for
them.
In addition to having two good pitch
ers the Homeb;iiiers have one OF tho
best catchers that has ever caught in
this city. Rex TiGnor is his name.
and he needs no introduction to the
amateur fans of this city. having been
u member of the Richmond Grays.
Another feature of the Homebuild :
ers is their ability to hit when men
are on the bases. This fact was fully
demonstrated Yesterday afternoon a,
Byrd Park in their double victory.
From reliable source comes the
report that the Richmond AMATEUR
baseball Commission and the Richmond
Amateur Athletic Federation would
consolidate before next season rolls
around; that is as Ear as the basehn II
end -; concerned. For "A long while
1t has been noticeable that this city
can support only one organization and
the consolidation OF the two organize
tions would mean tho very best posi-
hle move that could I've brought about
Whether or not the two organizations
consolidate. they will play series Of
"am"s against each other at the close
Of this season to determine the Citv
champions The winners of the base
ball championship in the Richmond
Amateur Baseball Commission and the
winners of the championship in the
Fcdcratio will play y series. the dates
TO he decided upon later.
On next SATURDAY. afternoon the
li"mebuilders and Koccn's Boosters
will play double header at BROAD
street Park to determine which team
will represent this city In the intercitv
series with Washington and Baltimore.
kocen's have piuckv team and UNI
loss the Homehuilders are mighty care
ful they are likely to be handed a sur
nris" by the champions OF the Central
League
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20
RICHMOND GETS HALF
OF MONTREAL SERIES
ocal Lads Lose First Affair and Win Second Yesterday
Afternoon With Shot-to-Pieces Team-ODo
Breaks Up Last Game With Terrible Drive

Richmond broke even with the Mon
ZEAL lads by taking the final game
fsterday afternoon. to 4, though
10 Royals Won the first game, TO o.
1Donnell ruined the last game in the
bal frame when he slaShcd one TO the
ub house for couple Of bags and
| ored McDermott from first base. 1t
las terrific drive. the best hit of
g two games. 1t was one Of these
&kfsh-looking hits that go from the
ate to the fence in less than nothing.
There We're no great features to
Their affair. though in the first game
$tdore pitched wonderful baseball,
.bld!ng the locals to two hits. one in
J o sixth and one in the eighth. Both
ere fruitless. and the locals had not
chance of scoring. Another feature
as the fact that McDermott threw n
)All over Kelliher's head at first and
to the fence. This is tho first time
tho history Of baseball that Nc
ermott ever made wild throw.
Tho team Ia leaving for it's final
wing around the circuit. and when
returns will he here for one week
J the close OF the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20
WITH BIC LEACULRs
JAKE DAUBERT TAKES
LEAD FROM ROBERTSON
Rncc Between Speaker, Cobb md
jackson Center of Interest In
American Circuit.

CHICAGO. August 1e.-Jake Dau
bert has wrested the National League
batting leadership from Dave Rob-
ertson. according to averages publish
ed here to-day. which include records
of last Wednesday. Carey. Pittsburgh
retains first place in base stealing.
with ia: Flack, Chicago, in sacrifice
hits VIII 81; Williams, Chicago in
home runs. with 10; Hornsby. st.
Louis in total bases, with ia: Burns.
New York. in runs scored, with 6S,
and Brooklyn In team batting, with
.264
Leading battcrs who have played in
at least halt their teams games: Dau-
bert Brooklyn, .326; Robertson, New
York, .32S: Chase Cincinnati, .32o:
warner Pittsburgh, .3l9; Hornsby.
81. Louis. .5l4: Wheat, Brooklyn, 800:
Long, ST. Louis. 500; Hinchman, Pitts
burGh. 800; Schultz. Chicago-l'itts-
hursh. 2a1 Zimmerman. Chicago,
.2?l; Paskert Philadelphia, .o9l; Stock
Philadelphia, .2al.
Leading pitchers for nineteen games
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20
Boston

Totals. 3. X = Totals sgI II
Rated for blackburn IN sixth
tI:httcd for Hughes In sixth
iSntlcd Tor McalnN. in mn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20
COBB'S FINE WORK Wins
DETROIT PLAYERS DARING
COPS GAME FOR HIS CLUB
Walks nnd Then Steals Second and
Makes Break for Third. Which
DiSruptS Inlicld.

PHILADELPHIA. August l9-Cobb's
clever work on the bases in the tenth
inning turned to-day's game in De-
troit's favor. TO > With two out in
He stole second Is great slide and
then dartcd for third, drawing Nc
Eiwee out OF his position. A. the
same time, Neach hit the ball pas, the
spot vacated by McElwec, and Cobb
scored. Detroit then make four more
runs on two doubles, Il single and TWO
frrnrS The Srnrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20
RIO fiMOND.

Summary: Two-hnsc hith-Dnm-
ran. Galore. Moran, SIattrry. Three
base hit-Sinttery. stolen bnsrs-
Moran 90. Double pIuys-Prlest to
Stcinhrenner; I.enkc TO Eibel; Wng-
ner TO Slattery; kclliher to O'DOn-
nell TO McDermOtt. HitH-OH Leakc,
hits nnd runs I'm 32-3 Innings.
Bmses ON bHlls-of CadOre, 3; or
Lenkc, .; OF Crnbble, /. Bntters
hit-by Crnbble, tSlnttery). Struck
out-by Galore, 3. by Lenke. (; by
trnbblc, l. Baik-Lcuke, I. Left on
hanes-niontreal, 10; Richmond. s..
Time Of Enmc-I:35. Umpires-Car-
pcntcr and tleary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20

STANDING or THE CLUBS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20
INDIANS AND LEAFS DIVIDE

NEWARK. y. J.. August l9.-To-
bnto and Newark divided ii double
eader this afternoon, the Indians win
ing the first game. to o, while tho
leafs took the second. TO .. Enzmann
hid the Leafs TO two hits In the first
hntest In the second game King
rady pitched n good game. holding
he Indians to five hits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20
Racing Events

Tuesday. October 10-Thrce-ycnr-
old trot; 2:a0 trot; valley Steeple-
chase.
Wednesday, October II-2:2O trotp
free-for-3iI trot and pace; @:14 trots
virginia State Fair stccplcchuse.
Thursday. October I2-2,:5 puco,
-::7 pace: Commonwealth Club
handicap stccplcchnxc.
Friday. October t3-2:I: pncc; 2.:4
tr"t; King Corn steeplechase.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20
BROOKLYN SPLITS GAMES

PITTSBURGH. PA. August 10
brooklyn was defeated by Pittsburgh.
2 to |. In ten innings in the first game
OF to-day's double -header. hut the Pr
rates lost the second game 10 Brook
Ign. To o. In the first game. Pitts
burgh scored the winning run on sin
giles by schultz and Fisher coupled
with Cutshaw's wild throw. In the
second game. Brooklyn scored the only
run on two bases on balls Myers's safe
CONTINUED on Second Pagc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., AUGUST 10
Douglas Waters. of New Orleans, the
Southern champion, won the Rhode
Island State tennis championship to-
day by defeating Russell N. Dana, of
Providence, The former champion. As.
Go. 3-6, GA, at the Agawam Hunt.
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Big Hitters Slump

Major lchCnc siusccrs did not hit
well yesterday. the success OF
Honus Wagner In getting two sin
giles In sin times Mt hat being the
nrst performance of the dry. Dave
nobcrtS0n got one out of five md
lost two points from his bntfinp
average; Iris Speaker failed in two
ntfrmpt" ana loat two noints; Nv
Cobb held bis own, with on" ont
as three, Nhiic Jnc jackson lost n
fraction with the snmc record.
jalt. Dauhcrt is still out OF tho
game. The StnndinE;
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Chicago
Totals 3. i'$l l. / Totals al 3 s. Is
Two out when winning ruu scored
Tfsatt"d Tor Packard In eighth

sew Yori. ' .'....s.? 900 . . Ok,
ncnEo .........O o O ia
Summary: runs-Her=os. Robertson. Mann
O.. Safer Sacrifcc Wortnlaa. t.Ito,t
Two-ba hts-Eochcr Home run Robert
son Double plays-Enur to kochsr. Doyle
70 Fletcher TO Morkie: Hcrzog t" DOYLE to
Mcrkic. Bases on balis-on TcSrc.u. >: OF
Packard. /. struck out-by r.sroau. =: by
Packard. |: by Brown, !. Hit 10y pitched
hall-iier&og. GTpires. Rirl"r an! Eayon.
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HUSTLERS GET LIONS SHARE

BALTIMORE. MD. August 1o.-By
getting an even break in today
double-header. the flustlers made It
three out of four in the series with
the Orioles The home team. with
Bentley. late of Washington. took the
opener handily. to {. but was walloped
in the second encounter after weird
exhibition, IL to 3. In this affair the
locals made seven errors and used
three pitchers.
The score:
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BOEHLING LOSES GAME

BOSTON, August la.-Joe Boehline.
recently Of the Senators. making his
initial appearance with the cleveland
team, handed a game TO tho Boston
Americans to-day by forcing run in
in the ninth inning, Boston winning.
to /. Up 10 the final session, Boehi-
ing had allowed only six scattered
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