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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-05-25
GET THEM INTERESTED


A short time ago a great effort was
made to get the people back to the
farm. The cities we're congested
with people who had nothing to do
and there was big demand for farm
produce beyond the supply. The
movement was more or less success
full. but there is n movement OF even
greater Importance than the back to
the farm one, and that is to make
the farm 30 attractive that the boys
and girls raised on the farm will not
want to leave II.
A few short weeks ago there we're
two girls ready to leave for the city
with it's bright lights and many lures.
They had been raised on a farm, but
found the work drudgery, they had
been given no interest in the business
and there was nothing TO look for
ward to. II they did anything that
brought a profit to the farm, the
farmer thought the profits we're his
and took them.
Just before the girls bought their
tickets. they got into conversation
with a friend who had seen the city
with all its horrors and had learned
to appreciate the country with all It's
freedom and possibilities. The faith
er asked him what he thought OF
sending the girls to the city to make
their own living.
It was brought out that the young
ladies' had never been away from
home and knew nothing OF life as II
Is followed in the centres. The many
pitfalls we're explained to the father
and the danger OF such a course en-
iarged upon with all the fatal end
ings.
Then II was brought out why the
young ladies' we're dissatisfied with
the farm. They had no part OF the
business. The father saw his error
and he told the girls that II they
would stay on the farm he would
buy them an incubator and start
them in the chicken business on their
own account.
The proposition appealed TO the
girls and they accepted Il. An inou-
bator was purchased and some eggs
from good hens obtained. The ven
lure proved a winner from the start.
rhe girls are satisfied and contented
md do not care TO leave home for
rood, but when Madam Butterfly was
n Boise they had the money saved
~ 10 go and see and hear this great
attraction and they enjoyed II. al
hough they knew little OF music,
.ater when the big film was at Boise
hey again made trip to the city
nd saw the greatest film ever staged.
The father and mother are now SUI
'remely happy because their girls are
atisfied and doing for themselves
nd there is no danger OF their leay-
ng home.
II is possible that there are other
athers and mothers with sons and
aughters who are dissatisfied with
lie on the farm. simply because they
ave never been given an interest In
he business with the attending re-
and cares that go with
!. when the boys and girls are CIV
n a definite work TO perform and
re given the profit from that work. 4
hen they can see something in the
lture for them and will take an in
crest in things.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-05-25
DIsd on .hs Fu,ur. M.morI.I p.y.

DIED on the Future Memorial Day.
May 30 Is the death day OF two OF
the most famous sons OF the eighteenth
century-of Alexander Pope. tho wiz.
ened. witty poet. and OF that satirical
Voltaire who was poet. too. but also
philosopher and historian. Within
eight days Of the date when he had
arrived In the world MAY 22). ffty-six
years earlier. Pope died In i7i4
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-05-25

It extends from ocean to oce|
at large.
Manufacturers are workin
demand for every man that
who can help build, or improv
are going up. The farmers crol
and the prices very high.
Everything has meant pros
But prosperity in the natio
not mean much to you unless
eprity here at home. Let's in
prosperity.
We are going to take the V
to 18th to get acquainted viii
with the opportunities of our
We are going to study ways
proving these opportunities al
into greater benefits for home
The best interests of e1
home, the mechanics home, the
the business mans home, the Il
home in this community are q
interests of the community.
and prosperous, all are benef|
yourself, are prosperous, so wd
A great week, to be celebra
and corner, in every section of
been set aside. We are going
Here in our community, the til
for greater growth greater hea|
of all, will be emphasized and
Watch for the announceme1
the week following. See th
home building events. There
and benefit for everybody. p
let us get together and lay pl
and keep it with us always. 4
Help us celebrate.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-05-25

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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-05-25

Greetings againl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
HAWTHORNE RESULTS

First Observation-Disclosures 112
(Schamcrhorn), - to |, Is to /, 3 to /,
hrS;: HARDWOOD, ll5 QI. Stearns). to
l., 70 . to ., second; Dartmouth, 115
third. Time, l:i5 2-5. James Dockery,
W3rid's Wonder, Bmrwood. Dengre
Louise Paul also ran.
Second iacc-siX furlongs-Kor
100 tSGhamerhorm. 3 to /, even. to 8.
KS TO- >. | to 2, second; Borax,, 1l3
Time. Tic as Lady lane Grey, Toy
Miss, j. c. Welsh also ran.
Third race-nvc and onc-half fur
loI ,G d los {AInrpnyy)i to 1,
(Andrcss), TO i, even, TO 2. second;
Deck Hand. 105 CHoag). 10 to I, 4 to 4,
? 10 I. third. Time. III 2-5. Velvet,
Justify. Bcssanta also ran.
longs, Bonanza. lOa. tSchamerhorn). Z
(Van Duscn}. z to 2. even, 2 10 s, sec
ond Anita. 90 &C. HunD, to /. to >,
out. third. Time, 1909. Casey Jones.
Herbert Temple. Jack oDowd. Pearl,
Fifth racc-ive and onc-half fur
even. ! to 3, first; Eddie T., 1O3 (Mur-
phy), G to l, 2 to I. even. second: Lux g
j: third TiTmo. 40 Is. Yailaha.
John Robert, Wild Bear, May Pccp, Til
lotson. Blaze Il also ran.
Sixth raccco-milc and a sixteenth
Grasmcre, 40 Iioag,. to ., out. won
! TO 6: second, Mamie McDcc, lo5
third. Time, Isl Is. Disturbcr. I'm.
preston, Little Bigger also ran.
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Mr.. BLAIR WILL WIN
HERMITAGE TENNIS TO
CLOSE THIS AFTERNOON
Coming Champion Iins Met All Corners,
and Is Sure TO Have Ills Name
on Cup This lcnr.

Mr.. Blair will be the tennis cham
pion of the Hermitage Golf Club to-
night. The play has been close
throughout the week. and Il number
of champion players have been elimi-
mated in the annual event ut the popu-
lar club grounds. Tonight. however.
Mr. Blair will have his name again in
line TO be engraved upon the cup.
which, since 1905, has been the emblem
OF the club championship.
Mr.. Blair has played a good game
of tennis throughout the week. and
while he will 20 against an opponent
worthy of his stccl--er rackct--he is
sure to be winner. The historic 1000
.o-l shot isn't in II with the bet T..
his coming out in tho lead. lie de-
serves il, for he has met every on
conner during the week without 4 de-
fault. and has won.
Mr.. Blair. while knowing that he is
to be the champion of tho Hermitage
Country Club for the year 1916, has
not Dragged about the affair. nor his
ability to play tennis. Since yestcr-
day afternoon he has scorned the play
or that is to meet him. knowing full
we'll that he Will be able to conquer.
This afternoon at 4 o'clock, on the
courts of tho Hermitage Golf Club, l..
II. Blair will meet -. NJ. Blair for the
tennis championship OF the club for
the year.
Mr.. Blair will be the champion.
Throughout the week the two broth
ers have eliminated all Corners. and
this afternoon they Will fight out the
fratracidal match.
Luck to Mr.. Blair!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
HERMITAGE PLANS
NEW CLUB WILL CARRY
ALL ITS OLD MEMBERS
Enthusiastic Meeting Held Thursday
Evening and I'lnns OF Directors
Ikatiflcu,

Members OF the Hermitage Golf Club
he!d an enthusiastic meeting at the
cLNn Thursday evening at i o'clock.
me recent action OF the board OF di-
rectors IN securing new charter for
thc ciHb under the name of the Her
mitaEc Country club. Incorporat ed
was unanimously ratified and approved
IL Is understood tina; as soon as con-
Fcnicnt, after. the perfection of the or
EaniIatiOu Of the HERMITAGE Country
Gun. the charter OF the Hermitage Golf
club VIII be surrendered and members
transferred to the new club under the
terms provided.
Although no limit has vet been set
FOR acceptance By the present members
OF the terms provided Tor membership
IN the new organization, 1T is already
apparent that the club will carry to
It's new home practically its entire
membership.
Surprising success is being met with
IN Inc sale Of stock to outsiders. and
at the rate II is now going, the man
ayers of the new project arc sanguinc
that the limit of membership will soon
he reached. II was announced at the
meeting that membership stock. TO the
amount OF approximately 1000 had
bcch Soid within the past few days.
plans along which the new club is
being developed was made by one OF
the directors. and a free and interest
ing discussion was INDUCED in The
up to date We're fully explained. and
the actions OF the directors in conncc-
ton with the purchase of the new
property were unanimously approved.
one suggestion thrown out at the
meeting. the board of directors will
likely take action at an early date al
lowing new stock subscribers the privi-
ieBes OF the present club, provided
Enthusiasm is at a high pitch over the
splendid progress that is being made
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PUFFS ARE DEFEATED
pETrRSErD

PETERSBURG. July al-The Coo
helS played all around the Puns this
afternoon and Won easily. Mullin. for
the home team, pitched good. consis-
tent ball while Russell was wild and
when he did locate. the plate was hit
freely The ruffs scored their lone
by simmons. who stole second Went
- third on Earnetl's sacrifice and
scored on Hudgins's wild throw TO
catch him at third. Petersburg tied
the score in the third on two pass
balls, one being the third strike. two
bases on balls and tielder's choice
In the sixth, after one man was OUT
Russell walked Mullin; Whitfield. the
next man up, hit n ball in deep right
circuit OF the bases himself. In the
seventh and eighth the Coolers added
three more runs 20 their score. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
COULD NOT BREAK TIE

RocNY MOUNT. y. O, July 2l-with
.'eh club tN-s= IN The lead and three
inns 10 lose tina; lead, darkness
wound ~ -c-day.s game, 70 I, and
'.e.tEer club could claim an advantage
!I Well played and hctIy- contested
same between n. league leaders and
i1e !Iunc.s-up. Gray clouds threat
eA-c The game throughout. An hours
Nait was attendant q the third when
shower lasted for twenty minutes
ah. iAen twice : long was required 10
clean the playing field Of the water %
game Tor the locals. ana was bestir.
Ray his opponent, until III. opening al
ne eighth, when ia- finger los, the
plat" ana was relieved in favor OF -Ap-
Il-.ate The. score:
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Doubled To-Day

Richmond will meet the Proyi-
dcncr Grn!s In II double bill this
game to stnrt ut :. O'Clock and the
second to begin after an fntrrmis-
sion of ten minutes. The Timex
Dispntrh electric scorrbourd will he
an full operation again ns usual.
There was keen disappointment yen
tcrday when the game was called ON
account of rain.
sunday. Monday and Tuesday the
Team VIII be AT Newark. and then
VIII return home to play u series
with Providence az u starter, lntrr
taking Ia NIL the tcnms OF the cir
until August ~. Local fms count
on the Climbers pulling up In the
HtandinE column during that time.
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7ARs BEAT TRUCKERS
LOCAL TWlRLER UNABLE
TO HOLD VISITORS DOWN
4 Couple of SMnts Over the Fence
Enough to Spell Defeat for
Truckers.

PORTSMOUTH,. July ci.-Norfoll<
came right back with that old stun
to-day. and the Truckers came out OF
the wrong end OF S-to-l score
TO make matters worse. the local
defeat WAS due TO the twirlinE of
"Mollic" Craft. Il Portsmouth product.
Craft held his towuics down 10 six
hits. while OF Norfolk'S nine htpGlcs
two were over the fence. Graft do
mated one IF these and Presley the
other some remarkable fast fielding
WAS done, ana Il glance ut the box
score Will show the Mary James cred
tied with twcEty-tour assists. Alton
went all the way Tor the Truckers but
allowed just enough hits 10 lose the
ENmC. WHO SCnrC.
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With the Climbers
From Day TO Day
How Climbers Bat
How Climbers Field

Totals ..'..:.55s 800 Gon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22

ewson, who was obtained by tho Gin
cinnati Nationals I'm a trndo with tho
New York Nationals for jnnoldcr
Killifer, signed n contract licrs to-day
to manage the Cincinnati ciu,, FOR tho
rest OF this season and that Of l1I7-IS.
Neither President IInrrmnnn nor Mnth-
ewson would say whnt Tho terms OF tho
contract wcre.
Mathewson will tako charge OF tho
Reds in tho gamo with Philadelphia
this afternoon. t
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Rocky Mount
Newport News
Totals....aI 72.!2 To,sls -, IN

%s%por, News .......0 . J , =,
Roxy Noun. ..........g D..
summary: Kuns-Wrattcn 90 Wsys..
Satie'A, Hirchcr. Edwards. Ma:csn, brown
i;;"ihc: Euns.NewpoFt New. /. ROCKY
NulNf, ] Lot on Day"=-EeYpurt Kew. 5.
lto.HE Mount stolen btscs-W:,l,.-.
,4fToi! Gb, J:!sei. Ryan. Sacr.nc. t.,S-
- 4t:ss: Eisr!, Marrar. TwO-:4r. tt,s-
ttitt. - alH"r. Carroll. Calbn:l Jo.;fl. rta
aifoH to Edwards JI!,s-U.. E.gw;. Z.
INV run ia irn!r@S: of AIllcgatc 80
-, runs y! : II nin.s. St-.cb ovt-by gE. -
ny hfoEr; - 10 Arplrrar-. Rsss5 o.,
"''.,,tu KAY g. off Brown 3: o.: tr,uj.-.,
WIid pi'ch-I!rown Passed l., r. ;; @ -
;;ii,t ny pitcher-hy itay. ta!arcauJ :ri.r.
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MAMAUX GETS DIAMOND

PITTSBURGH. July 21.-The game
hntwcen Brooklyn and Pittsburgh was
called of on account Of rain in the
nrat part OF the fourth inning here to-
day, with the score 3 to 2 in favor OF
tho latter. To-day was Mamaux day,
and friends of the Pirate pitcher pre-
scented him with q diamond pin.
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WORLD RECORDS BROKEN
NORTH RANDALL TRACK
SEES SOME FAST WORK
Greatest Exhibition OF Speed In History
OF the Grand Circuit shown
Yesterday.
By Briggs

CLEVELAND. July 2l-Au seasons
and Two world records were broken in
the frec-for-all pace at The last day
OF the North Randall grand circuit
races in which Single Ci created a SEN
sation after Russell Boy had won the
opening heat in ia minutes by COM
ing UP with.Aiurphy's PAGER In the sec
ond heat. duplicating tho time OF the
first mile and then taking the race by
tramping the third heat in 2:01 IL.
II WAS easily the greatest speed eX-
hibition in the history OF the grand
circuit and in only the special match
races between DireCtum !. and William
was the time even approached.
The worlds records We're: the fastest
three heats ever paced. tho three heats
averaging 32-loo: the fastest second
and third heats ever paced By the same
horse averaging 2:ol.
Tho seasons record-Fastest first
heat. 600 4 fastest second heat. COL
Ia fastest third heat. POI A, fastest
threc-hcat race, averaging c92-loo.
The race fully lived up to early pre-
dictions and the only reason that the
two minute notch was not beaten was
that Murphy took back and saved
Russell Boy at the AniSh OF the first
heat and Curt Gosncll did the same
with Single q in tho second mile. 9th
crwise. both miles would have been
below the two-minute notch.
single q crow ned niMScIt as one or
the hest PAGERS in the history OF the
harness match.
Castaway, the Cleveland PAGER that
once sold for s55, won the o:lS pace by
taking the first and third heats. while
Contention Is was the winner in the
second mile.
Donna Clay kicked everything wide
open in the 2:l3 trot when Charley VAL
ent!ne pilotcd her TO first money by
winning the first and second heats and
trimming the heavy favorite, Worthy
Prince.
North Randall Results.
purse. Sl,200-Donna Clay. b. m. by
Don Gale tvalcntincl. l. l. Z: Worthy
lG EbRGe r. s ny ri bi M Me by RS
joila (Tipling). .. 3, s. r. C. Humfast.
Carolina. silent Brigade. Ben Gregor
and King Mosa also ran. Time. 2:O7 IL,
2:07 l-2. 2:0S IL.
2:ls pace, three heats, purse 5000
(Kane,, /. ). /; Contcntion, b. e.. BY
Copa DC ORC (Durfee), 2. J.. 2; Sir An.
!Jones}. !. ;. l. Medi H q Gazette, Ar
Time, 2:lO 3-i, 2:11 IL. eO9 10
Free .for-all class. pacing. purse ST.
Wilkes {tGosneiD. :. H. !. ~ Ru Hndsf Boy.
b. h. by Rustic ratcnter (Murphy). I.
2. .; Judge Ormondc, blk. h., by Or
monde {xalentine). o. 2. 2; r. H. Brett
a aimd Hall6 6!&, also ran. Time, 200 1-2.
Joan. b. IN. by Dircctum Spicr (NlcDe--
y yD; l, IL; Mirthful, b; m, by Star OF
b. m, by The Rondsman Walentine).
., 3, 3. Guy Nclla also ran. Time,
2:O5 "a. 2:07 "a, 2:06 34.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22

\ tennis team COMPOSED Of four rncin-
hers Of the Country club u Virginia
VIII leave to-day 10 play & team
picked from the officers Of The Coast
Artillery AZ old Paint. Tho 'tourns-
mont VIII consist of four matches Of
Singles and 'wo matches Of doubles.
The Country Club team Is cornpoped
81 III" following: Erahjnc i3uford
John y. Coke, FItzbugh Lanerty and
Pcyton Fleming. Tho patrings for the
doubles has not been decided upon
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elphia.


To,si,....H = 3. p To,sl,....@ :: :. -
'Bs'tsc &: Seh;.s.d+r IN NTH
S'o'e ~ iHairgs y
ThlaG.l:hia ........G stt: =
cfneinus, ......."..z 49, - -
>garaary I:gns-strr< Cprc. r-tf,,.t
.pt";-s o., izH"-c!:. DT,a. tr->.f Grl.-
''r Cit'k" E,rScE n.--Dy rlzav ~
Sr'a"ld"r. !! bY Ensizs,. Ts,.s M .ss,!-
-o" iAGey. :. on frEr"3G.-. T." /-.'zer
Iyfy-iGss h:'s-i!li3f.rs s,r.< !,fGy
= h'ee-rase hits-T!tI:r- i,>.s. r'al"r.
css'>-GiDn ~, cur Iggil, .,ry nm
',"f ~ i>ruc"n - rn<ss js.f ~ :.,,Ssr-
~ 2, Hns.drr tGroc>J, i.YD.f-s .,.i..is,
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Gun Club Shoot.

rho West End Gun Club Of this city
has boon extended nm invitation by the
HAMPTON Roads Gun Club to attend
y merchandise prize shoot to be held
IN July &c Mt Newport News. The
snbot viii begin at o'clock, and there
vii bc an added bird handicap in each
svent based on the Du Pont system.
Shooters wishing to make the trip can
% 30 and return to Richmond the same
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
BIG SKIES LOSE GAME

CINCINNATI. July oI-Christ
Na'hewson. in his first appearance a;
manager OF the Reds. saw his team ii.
score Il! the ninth inning and then
lose ); in the tenth 10 philadelphia.
knetze- relieved Schneider In III.
tenth. and after Stock and Good hal
singled, Whitfield reached FIRST on "a
sacrifice, filling the bases. Knetz.r
then passed Bancroft, forcing stock,
Good then scored on an !nHe!d out.
Tn Ercr.
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Pitches No-IIit Gnmc.

HARLESTON. S. c., July 21.-
pitcher u. Wright, recently acquired
by the Macon club, Of tho South At
lantic League. from Waco. in the Texas
League. pitched Il sevcn-inning no-hit,
no-run game against tho Charleston
team here to-day, the second game of
"a double header.
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Totals....35 T. 81 "A Totals....3 30 II p III
'Bat.cd for Ayers I'm seventh.

Chicago .....,..........1 o.
Washington ............n 0 %
Summary: Rmns--.Tn mi"son, Murphy. Wcnv-
err. Il. Collins. Fourier. Fclsch. Schhlk Terry.
Mocller. Foster (:l. McI:-dc. Sacrifice hits
Milan, Dumont. Scott f2). Stolen bases
u. Collins "tlscIi. Mocilcr Two base hit
Mocllcr. Three baac hits--F ourncr. Char
rit!. Struck "ut-by Scott. I: by Ayers. J.: by
Shaw, }. Bases On hnIla-nn Dumont. 3: Of
&yers .: of Scott, l. Double pinys--Iienry
To Mcbride: Incilcr TO Fosl"i 'Viid pitch
Scott Time. 2:l8. EMPIRES. O'I.ou6h'in and
Hildebrnnd.
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Portsmouth.


Norfolk .................o cl o OF o-i
summary; Runs Sticking. Presley. Craft.
Moore Two base ht;s-Gaudy, Cueto. Home
ruus-Craft Presley. Sacrifice hi;s-Mcr-
Reynolds. Bases on bails-on craft. ;. of
Alton IS lat by pitChcr--by Alton. tHart-
sc.D struck ny Craft. ;: 10y Alton. l.
Passed tgll-Wrlchcr. Left on hascs-Nor-
iuli, 9, Portsmouth. : Time. s.. Umpire
tuiiihuw"r and <"nus iy.
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Philadelphia.

Totals....al 727 Il } Totals....3G j q 10 r, D
Scvi. 10y innings: ~.
Cleveland ...............0 -
Phiiadciprin ...O o o IL
Summary: Runs--Lajoic. McInnis: ROM.
Gandil t3). Chapman, Howard, DAILY. i.e1t
bascs--philadcipha G; Cleveland. T. Two
base hit-McInnis. Stolen hases.Laiolc q.
Speaker, Roth Double plays-Mclnnis 10
witt; Witt to I.ajoie to McInnis: Counbe
to wambsganss to Gandii t2). Struck out
by Majors. &: by Coumbc. g. Bases on phlis
off Majors 3: off Cournbe 3. Thine. $50.
Cmpircs, Evans and Chill.
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baltimore.


Baltimore ..............0, a . o4
Newark .::..;,, 80,
cell 60, shorten ~. callahan. Wit',-.
Sehacht. Two-baSe hits-Aiii,r. NVif,rr.
DurCin. Three bass hit Russell Sacrifice
hit Healy. S>criduc 2i;qm-ruiau stolen
ease-Dursin. Double Iilay -Schwert 90
Durgin Bases on balls-on Schschr :: u!t
Sherman. :. Struck out-hv -chaCh,. =. uy
ShermaE. .. Unpires, WcslYrnv.t aiu
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Chicago.
New York.
Totals 81 ) 27ls o Totals..a s"7Il /
'Bali.li !0r I.ckarG In nth

Now York ........0 . oo2 90 o %
Chicago ................o ! Q o o 81
summary: kuns-Burns. Tesreau, SAFER
IwH-tase hits-Sc huite. Workman. Williams.
Saie!. Sacrifice hi;s-Doy!-. FiacE Stolen
tases-Buras. Hcrzog. Robertson (2b Wort
man: H"ide.. Mann. Double plays-F!acE to
FISCHER Zimmerman 10 Workman 10 Safer
5sses cn balls off Packard, .: OF Lavender
az r"sr"au. l. Struck out--by Packard
~ E"-rcau. &: hy Lavender. g. TINE
n1g-s Iup!res. Klein and E.rsIie
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American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago. =; Washington, 5.
Cleveland, :: Philadelphia, ..
i.AlI others pOstpUned; rnin.l

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
ST. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at BOstof
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HEROES RETURN
CELEBRATES BY WINNING
FOR M'GRAW'S GIANTS
From This Time On 1t Appears Tina,
New Workers May lie Counted
ms Pcnnnnr COntenders,

CHICAGO, July cl.-A single by
Nerzog. who Joined New York to-day,
won for the Giants hard fought
game from the Cubs. 10 l. The Cubs
had men on base every inning. but
were unable TO connect but once. The
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sA,hryiIlo won first half Of psnnant race
with percentage Of 1928. The team won
ihrty-thrc and lost twenty games
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
AAhevills mt Charlotte.
Winston Salem at Durham.
Raleigh at Greensboro
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ORIOLES GOING DOWNWARD

) NEWARK, y. j, July iii Newark
made 1t two straight over Baltimore
here to-day. The score was 10 !.
Sherman WAS Tar from "A puzzle. Wit
ter. for Newark, ana Miller, OF Ealti-
more, each made three hits. The
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Buffalo
Totals. ..S2 j . IL 1otals....ai ! - II
Z Score by innings. J.

Buffalo .................0 e
Montreal ...............G 90 0-l
SUMMARY: Huns korp C3rlsir"m %.
of Badcr, =. of Cuiwvn, . Struck out
by Colwell. 4. by Bau"r. =. Three base hit
Carlstrom. Twu-btNp hlts-Mcpouald, Carl
, stron Channel. iiuWIuc, Snrrific" hits
Mcdonald '2). SHcuic. flies pamrsu. Iscil-
son. Stolen hasC-kopp Lcit on bases I:u:-
falo. e; Montreal. =. ilit by uitch"r-ey col
well. Humnl,i. Ulupir,s. Carpenter and
bransiield riuo. I..i
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MAPS BEAT ATHLETICS

PHILADELPHIA. July 21.-Cleve-
land punched nine of its twelve hits
off Majors in three innings to-day ana
won from Philadelphia, to :. Inc