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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-14
Teacher Certificates Are Gone Over,

AUSTIN, Aug. l2.-The state board Of
examiners, which for the past six weeks
has been considering papers Of 5000 APP
plicants for teachers certificates. conclud-
I'd their work today. The results are now
being tabulated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-14
BOWLING ALLEYS.

BOWLING ALLEYS: Complete three alley
outfit in good condition. located IN Okla
hoina. can ship immediately. cost 5000.
viii sell for $500. See F.. 4. Moncess.
brownsville. Texas. So
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AGENTS WANTED.

A tipOD canvasSrr can make S1IO a mont
selling stock IN a high grade telephone pro
position. No trouble IA answer oyur iuquir
les. Cullen. Moline. Alabama. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-14
HOUSES FOR SALE.
LOST AND FOUND.

FoJNp-Small sum ~ money. Owner may
have same NY calling az office NJ City Man
ager. City Hall. proving property and paying
for this advertisement. -.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-14
ROOMS WANTED.

Nj MAN wants room and board with pri-
waite family. close IN. near postoffIce. Ad-
dress II. o.. Care Herald. %
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-14

Wool embroidery appears also on frocks
nj -erge. gahardinc. satin and heavy
crepe
There II 2 pronounced vogue for or
gardie trockS. Groups W ~-uperpo~ed
tiny trlls provide IN effective trimming.
NcIling~ show marked Improvement. ~
q result NJ their liberal use wv Par mil
lncrv houses. nrpcd ~tylp~ w chiffon
and mesh combined. together with white
Shetland~. continue IN the lead.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-14
FARMS n SALE

- SALE OR TRADE Wei improved
No-acrr farm near kingsvilIc. 9n5 W. tincin-
natl ave. san Antonio. Texas. NJ. ~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-14

WANTfIp-A partner II = good paying huSi-
ness in brownsville. small capital and time
required. Y. Herald. 81
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POSITION WANTED.
BUSINESS CHANCES

ONLY DRUG storr. rail road town. fur >-lo.
uo druggist paying business. diStrHunt lll
purchases. Tart nr al cash. Security. a..
%I,atrau. North ri,aSsnton. TEXAS Sci I.
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being tabulated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-14

Miss Magdalena Fernandez VIII enter
tam the Tuesday Bridge club at ] O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-14

Mrs. F.. &. Order entertains at bridge
this afternoon in honor of Miss VashtI
Hubby Of Waco, who i the guest Of Mr..
LOUIS Bulay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-14

Mr.. aud Mr.. Morris Edcl-tcin have re-.
turned from = visit ~ Houston. Calves.
ton and Humble whore they nave been viz.
ltinR r%clatives and friends.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-14

Mr.. James 4. Browne viii c%ntcrt1i
Wednesday afternoon w honor ~ Mis-
Nashti Hubby of Waco. the euc~t If Mr..
Louis Brulav.
Williams news., 1916-09-28
Kansas Strong on Municipal
 Ownership

Kansas has about 22O munich pal waterworks and of this num- Der less than 20 are privately owned and the number of pri- vately owned Waterworks is growing less each year. Kansas finds that there is a great ad- vantage in the public ownership of the municipalities water sup ply. Generally the expense to the public is less. Always the benefit of controlling the water service IS great. There is al ways contention with a private corporation which supplies a mu- nicipality with water. The pub
Williams news., 1916-09-28
= O250O1 >:> ; *., NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. :,
 s. Land, Office at Phoenix, k %-.
 Arizona, Sept. 13, 1916
 NOTICE is hereby given that Alfred K. Hawkins, of Williams, Arizona, who, on April i2S, 1914, made Homestead Entry No. O25- OO1, for SW4SE4NW4SE4, E4NW- 4SW4SE4, E9SW4SW4SE4. SW4 SW4SW4SEf, and SE4SW4NW4 SE4 of Sec. 7, -SW4NW4, W4SE4- NW4, WiEasE4NW4, S1S4NW4- NW4, .NW4NE4 and S4NE4NW4 Sec. Is, Township "A N., Range 3 E, G & s R M, has filed po- tice of tintention to make T hree YearIFinal Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Chas. H. Adams, CIerks of Superior Court, at Flagstaff, Ari- zona, on the 27th day of October, 1916. ~.,. ~s, --.... Claimant names as witnesses:
 Edward Hamilton, Ma ude Hamilton,
 Isom M. Jackson,
 George McCormieks all'>of @Wil. ] Hams, Arizona. d. ..,@: @ as Thomas F. W eedin,
 Register. First pub. 9-21, 1916
 Last. pub: l0. IS, l916, 9sl1.6S,.,.,s. .s,s.. .,,,se
Williams news., 1916-09-28

lie wants an ample supply of good water. The private cor poration wants profits. These
 wants conflict. Kansas removes the cause of conflict by taking
 over the public utility, owned and operated by a private cor
Williams news., 1916-09-28

poration and making it publicly owned and operated. A private corporation need not apply for a franchise to supply a Kansas town with water. The applica-- tion would be turned down as soon as made.
Williams news., 1916-09-28
Money a1ks

T ~j- To be sure money talks,# especially money that is actively mployed. Money that is idle. is money asleep, and money doesn't talk in it's sleep.
 If you could hold all the money that passes through yourehands itwould be a fine thing for you, but if everybody else followed the same plan where would you get yours? The place for money is in reliable bank like ours, safe but subject to your check. Hoarding money takes it out of cir culation, and it is constantly liable to be lost
 Money on deposit talks, and the things it says to you are security, comfort, satisfaction" Vein vite you to open an account with us.=~=z,===@.-~-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-01
INTER-CLASS TRACK
MEET FOR BETHANY

SPA "a, a., Dispatch to the IntelIigencer
bEI HANN. w. Va. April 36-Reth
any Nollese viii hold its annual Int
lass Track meet this Afternoon ON tie
olegc athletic field. col W " B.,u
I,Sthtny = Athletic Trustee" has CON
S,hlrl 70 act as official starter The
I'tr"m includes all the regulaffou
vents ana a large number OF enfries
TsN. 'ecn received by Manager Heakfr
lhtrc - % great deal Of friendly riVaIr,-
aHlphf the classes since the class y,r,-
ulUk TWO successive meets ,,-iu -
awarded silver loving Gun TO be nrs
scented hy the Bethany Business Men
Association -"'h
Manag'r Hcakin - negotiating -.
a dual meet with Waynesburg College
an NaNneshurE The Bunalo Creet bo,,-
lave entered a team in the 4. OF y. omen
Nee u" b" held a. Pittsburgh on Ma.
~. The contract for n meet with o.
neEte Tech has practically hcor etc.,.
mus contest viii be held on with Wesf
lTsinla Wesleyan for a Decoration ma.
.u.el should BETHANY and wesleyan
wy conclusions there would be no de
pl'' as 10 the State Championship stpc,
'SleNau is TO meet W v a. oariior
ln inc season. Coach EaIch seols con
to.nt that he has a winning aRgreEs-
h" rrckurcd with.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-01

FOLLANSBEE ATHLETICS
WIN OPENING GAME

Special Dispatch Co the Iut.lIireurer
FpLLANSREE. " Va Apru .u Tn.
oliHnF be- Athletic has, ball club open
ed It's season on Saturday afternoon with
a victory over the fast Grand Athletics.
81 East Liverpool. %. Tho game was hard
Fought and resulted in . 6-to-a score IN
taNpr OF the home club
n" opening Eam, wH- preceded by a
street parapc and band concert. and Was
witnessed by more than % thousand fans.
MaN or kan Williams pitched the first
bhll over 'ne plate. East IIN.rf,oDI sue.
c"rced tu scoring iu tho first iunint. ami
20 lans be- came back Co even things up
In their half
SiIvia and faff.u,y worked together
Tor f"IIan~h"'. while Nauifnnn aud sui
ifhury formed fh' visiting teams bat
terN Gene curtis. former manager ~
ID" ~t'ub. rl tIle. - and u. League club
was ON the diamond and urged the locals
20 Ntrf"rN. Tho features o. the game
v ere Tho fielding and hating Of Rad
cliff" and Bates. Tor Foliansbee and
DAVIS. college and MDNath fof tho
Frauds. each e'rIrinE two or more hits.
fnllHush"' viii meet Martins Perry
next ~dfurdaN AMI has arranged a srhed-
ul" with other OF M. leading ohio Val.
icy mines Tho follow Inns BE- 90" sum
m"rf ot saturday, game I' % o.
FHIlanehsa .....1 .1of0rf
p T.. o. ......r n 10000 %
Two haso bits. Uar4ou Thr.. bss.
hit- Radcliffe Sacrifice hits. I,ers
~llNis Mahsu. Huu..t ~a,rific. rly.
Nathan. stolen base. Parsons I-rer-
h1Hgh and steiner struck out. Tv SAL
l~Hurs. o. o. S.Itfa u.r|-ae fsI.
CIffff and SaIrfrInd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-01
MANHATTAN SHIRTS

Are very cOlurful i'm the new
Spring dcsigns-and they do
not fade. Priced from $3.50
to $500.
kraus kravatS are always
new because we are making
.neckwear purchases once or
twice every week. See the
attractive new Spring shades
and shapes i'm our windows.
And finally, match up
either the shirts or cravats
IN well-madc. long-wcaring
brands of socks It the kind
we guarantee.
Weather for today:-Fair.
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TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
TO BE LADIES DAY"
wheeling Athletic Association An
nounoes Two DAYS on which rair
Ones VIII 30 Admitted Free

decided Goo make ever,. T'rIssds,.,,,IT - ~
IHt ladies day" A. League ps~l
htl D.. un every Tuesday and Frida a..
l' Iadl'e VIII be admitted TO the eames
fre' Of charge. unless either -. 9bcso
''. should fall on holidays. La So
SON N was tho custom 81 the rfuh a..
hInIf ladies 0u the above DAYS and
in'' have decided 90 carry a. out fbt-
,a-,N. tuesday VIII he tho Nee
Iefd'D. day. Of The season
'u add lion to tuesday being lad.
otF. The winner 81 tho seaaon psss 49,
was orered for the person guessinr tb.
p. .r.i tn'' ~ opening dav will h. an
'.N''L ana 10 De- the request ~ fTr
pup officials that the party b. Ia III.
.' ulnnrs o. the grounds A. fha noe
VI no lr presented there i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-01
WILSON'S TEAM LOSES
in ANNUAL RELAY MEET

o.. RI l-ApELPHIA. Pa. April 30
participating iu the annual PennsyI-
Nania relay meet. which was held yes-
ierdsy afternoon a. the Franklin neId.
were athletes from East and West and
W"rld records were equalled In two
81 the events VAL. tied fhs score mad.
10y mo Irish American \. g.. two-mile
team a. 1910. when they ran the dis
tame" In Z minutes and 81 seconds Cor
u'II~ great distance runners e1uaII.d
The Ttrk Df u minutes 81 is seconds
made hy th' Boston Athletic association
Boo 1913.
go No. relay team. rsprCs euting tho
Washington and JEFFERSON college AMI
upon hi.h Nulucy Wilson. OF Wheeling.
Vas a member. rE ursd 90 the h.rr
event They took fourth place In this
event aud would have finished 100 the
lead had not captain Drew dropped his
baton in ~" last lap az the run This
Was won ht Frukh nHud Marshall .n
minutes 7s f-5 seconds
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CINCINNATI.
TAXES EXCITING GAME FROM
PrrTsBuEeH BY rHE SCORE
OF TO
Ne-.le Gets Two Hits and a Run-oroh
Drove in the winning Run with
HIT on Jacobs for winning Run.

t4N'iNNAIl. o.. April 7e.-Cinctn-
h'u won out In the ninth inning her.
tN'A nti"atlHE Pittsburgh ; 20 T. In
the ninth inning. Punishment 49, on.
IN 20 the good and Harmon was sent
70 thc mound. A hit. a sacrifice and a
placed by Miller. who gave tvyo base.
~ rtitS. Nhfn ne was replaced ny
Sac"hS- 'rph got "A hit on him which
DTNuAit ln ~. winning run. knsbc made
triplc IN the fourth inning with the
bases full. Score.
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AMATEUR NOTES

N..-Naf.un Star baseball team rrsf.
ti. ..HI rHr.n'I team In tho B...
fH'.f fuf game SUNDAY MAJ on a..
'.I.. accepted. answer through
.t in."lIiEr rrer. The lint-up of fr.
NI nation Stars follows y -aasIr r
hrt tn. r. tinniEan se. 81 Davis
ID. leonard 90. Ca cwff~ rf. e..
LONG. ci. IT'D Grady. r. H sfuhbs. ID
The Curfailmcnf of foreign baryfea
$4,000 TONS imported IN 1918 due
In ih' European war. has caused
American paint manufacturer to do
NeIop domestic supplies. which should
increase ne output bon the United
States. which Wa $1,000 ions lasf
rcar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-01
SHENANDOAH CLUB
TRIMS RUSH RUN

Tn" Shenandoah base ball cfuD rour-
eyed To Rush Run yesterday where
they met ana defeated the fast ssmi-pro
team OF that place. IL was the opening
game OF the season and the Shenandoah
boys showed well. Their batting was
Ia, feature of the game. they making
. hits FOR "a total Of nine runs.
The score by innings. r.. n T..
Shenandoah 4Ozl l-sI2 D
Rush EGu 20 70 . % o=f (
batteries. Shonaud1ah-Ru bl.. Nor
Kan and SCHULZ. Rush Run-CassN and
60 Brown
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FORBES ROBERTSON SAILS

HH... '. 'I. Intel .rHHHfr
\IN WORK. April 1u Sir Johnson
In'N. iH.fIfa0r sailed last night for
london inIuwInl o. final appearance
I 'N" f|'rI States fl. sIHktHpcHrran
..H. 500 Irr..n PLAYED no rHrhfIdfn
hII IHE urIf under tho auauIrfoa
"f ihe dramatic department OF Harvard
COLLEGE
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The Standing.
RAMBLERS LOSE
TO SISTERSVILLE

special Dispstch - the Intclligcucer
lSTERSNiLLE. ". Va. ApriI 20
Tn" Renwood Rambi.rs Were defeated
mere to-day In the first gam. Of the sea-
son. by the score OF O. go e. Tho home
team outhit the visitors almost two 20
one. but the hits were kept well scat
tered.
The score:
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WIN FROM SPRINGFIELD, 4TO2.
BEFORE RECORD-bREAKING CROWD

sartner and Cleveland rolled out. Baum
gartner to Anderson.
Nhechngs last run came in the
eighth. Callahan drew a has on baii-
ana took second on Lear's Out Shecren
was safe when CaVcncy furrblcd his
Erounder, and Swanson walked. In an
attempt "a catch Callahan az third
Dunn threw Wild and the second sacksr
scored with the fourth run
The score:
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DUQUESNE CLUB
WINS THE OPENER

IN well played game on the Tunnel
brt'H grounds yesterday. IN. Buguesuo
'iLh defeated the All-SchoIasticS bV IN.
-'or' ot e. D. Engl, pitched Tor the
DUG I"sne boys and showed due form.
Nils. who relieved him. also dfd well.
Do hiLiug OF a.. kl'e. Enrle and BIIske
f.atureL tL. Eame. Tho ...r.
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Earned communicating I.
three base hits-Sheeren, Daily
Double plays-BraVener to Seibold
10 Lear: Seibold (unassisted): Baum.
gartner to Anderson.
sacrifice hlts-CleveIand and Brav.
ener.
First base on balIs-Or Brave,e-
q, of Clark 2
struck oUt-By Brsvener 3, BY
Clark ? ~
FIRST base on errors-Sprinateld 3,
Wheeling 3.
Wheeling 7.
Umpire-Shuster
Attendanee-3.2O 200
lime OF game hours
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

A. Ind aulToIls-- d Do o.
Indianapolis ............ 8 Do
kansas I'|f. .......... .
HHft"ries-'arter md Scraurs. rn.t-
rfhau. 'ruflUer and Earrt
a. Toledo. b. o. Dr.
-f IIII .........
Toledo D
Hatfer.'. Douglas ami Land. ka.....
Tins NHII.. and -ttrusl.
80 I.HI.tIHr. Do o.
|...iafIIIs
80 uHuE..
.'sf.aa I,.fI. md rrIurr, 1r.
.'H -H1'.'IfH-I. |tsth and Ns.s-.
-r'IIUIsr
a. .u'YmhI. .I- Hr.ne-.. Do d. d.
...|"..H.H. ..
MIruHHl.H.
|'HffsH|.. fHrs. IlH.. ..F ....I.......
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MUSKEGON DROPS
CLOSE ONE TO TOTS

IEtttE HAITE. Ind A-rT 20
Pitcher AuSworth was r 800 -,
ihls afternoon. holdinc Mu-k.ror fa fvs
@g1l tered blows and mot giving "a h.t-.
on hails. Terrc Haute winning 10
...ttoss and cobb provided foIdinr Yea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-01
MAKE 1T
THREE IN A ROW

DAYTON. O.. April s0-Dayton won
ts thlrd straight game to-day through
ne splendid pitching OF Whltshouse.yy ho
smut out Grand Rapids. o Go %. with four
hlts spencer got double. two singles
and pass In four times utA The er0re.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-01
INDIANS wALLoP
JENNINGS CREW

DETROIT. April 3o.-Jerninss used
sin pitchers and four pinch httters ,o-
DAY. but Detroit lost 10 Cleveland. II to
o. The visitors piled up big lead in
tho early innings. knocking James and
boland out Of the box and maltreatlng
score u 10 ,
Cleveland .-....1 . 200 l-I2 10 ,
Detroit ........o q 90 % ; 70 T. % ,
EatterieS-BaR by Mitchell and O'N.ili.
James. Roland McTigue. Boehlcr. Erick-
son. Cunningham and Stanage.
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stolen bases, AfUswOrth. TARosa
fNers. Mitchell Sacrifice hits Stanley
l-alto-s. Two-haze hIt. Cobb boubia
plays, Eve-a fo Mitchell 20 GvgII. Ia
.."9~ TO wagner. Nespo to Fisher to
Meyers % Jackson. Hits and earned
L-f-. on Faynfer 3 hits. runs IN : In
ni'E-, OF Ainsworth 8 hits. no runs IN
iHNlhE- struck ONT by Payntor. 4. BY
Ainsworth. g. Bases on halle -
Ia}uter. 8. Hit hatsmAn. IaRoas by
IaNrfer. Left on bases MuskeKon =
lIerre Haute. 2. Time. ? hours Umpire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-01
EVAS MAKE 1T FIVE
STRAIGHT VICTORIES

.tNANSNI Ind. April 30-Evans-
Vile won ite fffh game +o-dov vVbe,
,l"y defeated South Rend. 4 20 3. IN he
iF"f ~ the series. lrpmhoIz. pitching
~ TO" locals. allowed only slN p-aftared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-01
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
rssterday's Results.


cincinnati. :; Pittsburgh. =
NhicaEo-St. Louis rain $500.
Other clubs not scheduled
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Stogies Take Candy From Jack Dunn's Infant.
DAVE SAYS

May flowers, Need we
advise YOU To- initiate ma
lures gaictv!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-01

stolen base BushanE
Two base hits-Gray. HenninE Koch
Ter.
Three base hit Frornholz @
. l,Hni' PLAYS Gray TO koehic- 20
E'hll. Matthews 20 Teps TO HennInr
Lott on masses Evansville. =. Sstuh
Bend T.
sacrifice hifs-Csrfmes
Ner. 3. "'
Ease on balls-Off FromhoIz. 4. off
Walker ..
Balk-M alker I've
Time OF gHms-I.Bs
pirc-Daly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-01

.pril 30.-Hard hitting
heir opponents enabled
rom -. Louis here to-
Was the locals sixth
On the home grounds.
mad" by the 81. Louis
which hgurcd in chi
The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-01
WEEKS PLAY SHOWS >
IMPORTANT CHANGES
IN MAJOR LEAGUES

NEW YORK. April 3o.-with IN.
weather improving and the teams g~ner-
ally playing in good form for so early
In the season. the past week furnished
some important changes IN the stand
ings OF tho National and American
Leagues. Recent bad weather harasSed
the teams in the National orxanization
more than the American. the former
having ten games postponed and the
latter hNe games.
The onward rush OF brooklyn and
chicago In the National organization.
and OF Detroit In the American. fea-
tured the third week OF the pennant
natl. in tho National League. and 81.
idly.
Although not playing as good baseball
as earlier In the season. Phiiadelphta
maintained It's lead in the National
League. Alexander. pitching two games.
5roke even. and the veteran Chief Ben
old teainmate. Jack Coombs. Brooklyn
made the most spirited advance OF the
week. Manager Robinson'- reconstruct-
cd inheld appears 10 ~ a good comhins-
ton. and his pitchers have Improved
The team batting was better. Dsubert
leading In this respect.
with tho pitchers in GOOD form and
the batting power Increased, Chicago
was able to win seven straight games
until defeated by -. Louis. Saturday.
form In the box and Zimrnerman's hat
ting was feature.
Boston, St Louis and Pittsburgh
played In and out baseball. but man
ased TO retain their approximate posi-
lions. GIN, tnnatt despite improved bat
thg, especially by Chase. failed to Keen
up Us former fast pace.
New York did not win a game during
the week.
Detroit Takes Lead.
Detroit won four games and lost one
ana gained the American League leader
snip saturday. The series between New
otk ana Boston gave the American
4. ague followers some excitement
The Red SoN were returned winners.
nut the two teams are almost neck and
neck. Two OF the Rcd SoN victories
went To eNtrs innings.
New York was weakened bv the III
ness Of Gilhooley and Mage, hut man
aged TO keep up a good mace The bat
ting OF Nunamsker and Baker gave on
couragcmont 10 the Yankees followers
Washington and Cleveland showed i'm
proved form ana are making oppoSinr
| Ie9ns hustle hard town. Walter
Johnson won two games FOR the Sena-
l9rS. Although chicaEo's heavy hittcrs
, showed flashes OF better batting form,
The White SON dropped slightly THO
teams pitching stan appears weak.
games
PHILADELPHIA still brings I'D the rcar
, IN the American League
Luuisviile's great winning strcak nuf
M 'olon"lS Tar in front in the Amcri-
an Association. and the race is nov
s,rIng out over a longer distance than
AZ the end OF the FIRST week Fxccpf
however. for the tail-enderS and H..
tolon"ls. the teams in the rniddis So.
ton are well punched
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Stolen bass=Nee
Double plBys-Nce to Hobbs TO
sykes ?
Base on balls-Off Duffy. ,. orr
Whitchouse. -
Hit by pitched ball-Hobbs. Nee
Wilf pitch DUFFY
Leit on bases-Grand Rapids. 4: Day
ton Z -
Time or Eame-I.sg
mpire-tireeu.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results,

W h"elng. q Springfield %
Evansville. (. South BEND 3
Dayton. Q; Grand Rapids. e.
Terrc Haute. 3. Niuskssa 20
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
The Standing.

chicago. D. St Louis
Cleveland. Ie. Detroit.
Other clubs not scheduled
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Two base hits. Clarke. Kinlfer. Three
base hits; knahe. Smith. Mckenrv.
johnston stolen bases killifer. Wax
Nor. hlncfman. .. Sacrifice hits Clarke.
hhrd. Neale. Double plays Noselev
Htrz"g o. Mollwitz Mollwitz Clarke.
5t"i' 10 N,ate. Johnston TO Wagner. :.
WITT. Raird. Makuer 20 Knabe Left
on bases. Pittsburgh. I. Cincinnati, ).
Bases on balls: on Kanthler. ?. Coon.r
Miller. Moseley. &. NcKenrv'
liits ana earned runs. on Kantlehner.
runs ia % innings on Cooper
MT no runs In l-3 inning. on Har-
mon, hits runs IN 3 inning on Mil
lfr. no hits no runs In no fnrE-. OF
Jacobs. one hit no runs IN no innings. one
out. on MoSeley. Z hits runs In g q
innings. on McNeury 4 hits. no runs m
innings. on schneider. . hits one run
ir 3 - innings Hit by pitcher. nv
~ hueldcr tSWIth and Bairdl Struct,
out by kantlchner. .. McKenry. J.
Jmrires. ORTIZ and Emslie Time 80
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

A. Sew Orleans. . E..r.rrr4H.
50 Mobile . Atlanta.
N.Uu"I. .. I.l..Ir..ea
~. "fr'f.''. m. i|ff.. ...s
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WHITE SOX.
ADMINISTER SIXTH STRAIGHT DE.
FEAT TO THE ST. LOUIS
BROWNS
Hard Hitting Features CLEVELAND
swanps TigerS-Jennings Used Il
Men nut Loses IL 10 8.

st LOT IL
ana errors hv .
chicago To- win
daN . to . %
stru ght defeat
SiN errors were
nclders. each OF
csgo = running
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The hffh brought another for The S.o-
gler tlackwolI singled 20 center gra.
Nener lHff down neat iIfffn hunt and
BlarkW"ll took second. blackwell took
third on AltorherE's our and scored
Wh@n l'veland raped single over
second base I'm Tho seventh IIfu nv
Swanson and blackwell and an error ~
Anderson filled rho bases hut Rraverrr
ianned Al'"nh'rE popped out % Raurr-
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