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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-07-18
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beift:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-07-18

Die ein5i8e fd9ri6e oe,tf.
(6e Peitang in 2ai4isan,
mer6e Die 9epefopen Der
HH. YreHe 6ringf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-07-18
Sns @etter:

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nno auoanernb iuarmes @etter;
leidltcr Sitiuino.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-07-18

(gorffetune nut Sette 81.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
~ FRANK G MENkE.

NEW YORK, tune ! on the opening
ds, st the Jamaica track zee lined 'H"
rail - wat u tnc finish ~ the nig Isndi-
zap race. which Sand Marsh. n H. Co 4
shot. won Win caFc
~ the horses rounded the turn into
the stretch. the io.bg, aboard the horse,
fz,ied him along to ti- greatest speed,
widening the gHp that separated him
from the contonding field " Sand
Marsh nerrod the finish line. his jockey
hair turned In hi seat. glanOcd back ~
the tfsilcr-. figured he had command
ine lcai anil then pulled hi horse,
bt"ering IN m cAsy ninnct
Just st that moment wi1cnsd old
'irr alongside NJ ~ loosencd string
NJ words that rlNm- nicely with Jam and
sam pud he'll aud dell
"Didis see that pidia see IT, h'
exclaimed. cSciedly. ~ bc grabbed our
coat and Whiflcd W. around hi'
"pdis ~" him look back ana then pun
his horse
W remarked that We had
What of 49, ve rount'red sand
Marsh had safe lead. didn't 10 Whv
rscs horse to is limit whom II isn't
NECESSARY
Recalls SAD story
That what . lN'keN thought ten
NeRts arc and " rcst mo so nnn -.
turned the old fellow Ever since that
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THOMPSON Will
LEAD FOOTBALL
eleven AGAIN
Says Report That He Intends
Resigning Is Unfounded;
Good Prospects.

REPORTS 10 the effect that Cleveland
Thompson, athletic conch NJ the okla.
homn high school intended rc,ignns,
are unfoundcd, Thompson said this
this morning
Coach Thompson declared that So
FAR rs h. knows ~ present hc VIII be
hack next fail To lead the Oklahoma
campaign.
Tho report that Coach Thompson IN
tended ~ sever his connections with the
high school probably was the result "f
n similar rumur before school opened
last fall Al that time he really con
tcmplnied leaving Oklahoma ,ity, but
now he has no such intention.
Coach Thompson believes that Okla
homa city high school next fall will
have n good chance 10 regain first hon.
ors In the state interschOlastlc foot.
hall world Most NJ Tho stars of last
years team will be- back. and n great
swarm ~ freshmen from the various
eighth grades will be on hand for new
material
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flf June hut soon'r or later !, uI'l OFF,
tend 10 this deficit il' HNH hN'. for
ter years sn,Vs,. su why bother about
ham nov
ihiaIo ~ tho Nbuausu SEWING hIF
twentieth season. is nov fu.s fHr the
moment et 295. mark NOT 'n n. I.'f,i
NJ bN any of them one reason 'u9 tho
White Soy tcstins vllu" in To- ."r1n !
.,t cpr ho easily seen from thee ur-
ur,s collins s-O. ioH Jackson 600. :
Tournior go Th'.s 'hrr, u0fwH'l,
n,,pr, rbou' '1n Their smnsr v.l De-.
gin io show against tho horizon I'd. teHi
pt au, moment after .r.HN th, White
SoX will bear closer NrtrlnHe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
Orchestra Made Up
Of Students Gives
Excellent Concert

The last gathering cf the Patrons
club Of Whittier school Tor tho season
~ss IN. "fs'hets' evening In the sh.
sence ~ the president. Mrs = \ iu,,
presided Mrs = = Hoo,rr. principal
Of the school. save an interesting report
Of the years work
feature NJ the program ei,Cn b, the
children WAS music ~ the whittier nf.
ches,fs. which although only recently
o'ganiscd has innc cNrsllcn, work nm.
De- the leadership " Director Thomas
Hamilton. The members ~ the ot,hcs.
ira which up"nHi and closed the eve
rlns ptwtam Afe Vera Nandenhufg.
Della Tanner. nay luts Perl Wallace.
Willie Sishsr. barton Norris. Nettimsn
Cole. RAYMOND lnshin, Margaret Whit.
ioch and Rober, Hnssrs
\ rantHts. "Honnie Hell In Witch the
pupils had been drilled Nv Mi.. Edna
rsul,nu. readef, Nas veil siyen nv
katherine tssh,. Louise Colsrr. MAJ
sste, fch Eli,shr,h C.tnss mildred
. Ncwlsnd. Truman Coiser. Lorraine shan.
non Gertrude slsvel. Harden Rsirc.
Katherine Ulililsnh winnlitrd Mile,
'hs CnlletNn Martha burr Ne,,s Pom
ION Inc, smid,. pcls MAY Wheeler and
NHffy Stokes
ne,ssen sr's Henry Nardsws, rave =
violin solo "Humotpsa,e" ani tpading
we're tsnieted by uslen wilkins Maj.
ssre' Saith and Neus rnm,rn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
And Indications Are That |
We May Get EN- Right Soon ]
Senator'S to be Strengthened Before
Thew Get Back From Texas Inuasion

known hut n Is understood that he
planned 10 present NJ least one new out
fielder and couple Of ne" pitchers.
Gsnn cameron, the regular firstbase-
man. who has been out of the game Tor
r. month with an injured ankle. expect
od tp got back IN the fray BY June l.
nIi Glenn said last night that his In
Iuroi leg was not vet sufficiently healed.
Ne said II pnlned him slightly to use
ina I'g
Rad pitching hsA been responsibls for
mo I..s N three ~ tho four road games
d.uwrd .inc, tho team left home
Th. senators rlay eight more games
,u ho road before they return 10 mo
home lut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
Wi a nm O nd
Gill MT

Cbris,y M,thcwson has zone way back
yeE way hark TO the golden form ot hi
youth.
Give the scnstnrs = few moro pitchers
Ike IT, Smith and they would moi
remain in sixth position Ncty long
"liI' rarely strikes out fewer than
ten men. usual, more Yesterday.
pitching against the Paris survivors, he
vhified eleven A few daVs before the
team lef, tnmc smith famed twelve In
one game more than had been struck
out by . " 4 pitcher this season ON
'he same dRy, however, Shipe NJ shcr-
man. caused thirteen to swing Ht the
air,
cleveland returned 10 = tie With wash
iuginn for first place Yesterday nv
we're again hcing humhlcd nv the Red
| SoN
Rafting average. published At ,tc end
NJ this week. covering rsmes played
! "wednesday. will show Ttis Speaker 90
| bc hitting well over the ,oo'matk.
| Cincinnati ana riu.hursh PLAYED siv.
teen innins. YESTERDAY The Pirates
hlsW up In the sixteenth and Hcrfor >
men counted three tlme.
! Tuisa was beaten by rnf' smith We'd
nesday. hut nenlson likewise suffered
defeat and the Producers did not lose
any sround.
Tho Senators wen, notch nesret the
tor runs. winning while both the lead.
ets wcie losing
Il However. ne Senators arc 60 far 10.
hind the chances are the leaders Ars
no, worrying great deal because
Snaps men happened 10 win y rn,,imc
Tho.r ned sns will hear Watching
They've lust spt started HITTING the hall
and have trimmed the Washington
three times IN y row cleveland had =
snlden opportunity 10 regain clear
hold on firs, r,ace.
card. and Cnhs halved a double hll
q, chicago Yesterday
rven "Cticf' nenaet. the ola ilnN nj
the Giants WAS unable TO heat Nc.
draws men Wednesday The Giant,
hsNe nov won nineteen ~ their last
twenty games Their percentage II 600
when they LETT home On q ipad toul
' thsy hAd percentage OF la
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
Oth.r Notahl.,

Tho roughe.t break 50 far has 'nll'r 20
Smry Nclnnh Stuffy has battsd we'll
over nm 'or ~ 'cnr' 'Iyo years Vet TO
dry ho Is down ~ ~ swinging hIa hnt
Boo ever, direction to md 'h' slump IN"
white So, with Au attack h''f'd D.
,.Hr. Irrllou md fgu.ni"' backed
up D., Weaver. Fcl.rh and s'h'I-. u"i'
supposed 'o nave the strongest offensive
r.4,r'np in tn, game meaning nN'n7' -
r,esl ptrhorl. n.t 90. hoiuc fans
VET hero ~ the blood r'i eds" ~ june
.. o., sto Ia.' iu batting Wi'h ~ .'uh mHrk
M. s2i The dope O.. ono thing anh ih'
igufss are another
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
SMITH HURLS
GREAT CAME
Blanks Paris, Allowing Only
Six Hits and Whiting
Eleven BatSmen.

The Senators slide toward tho Cciler,
which had hccn gaining momentum rap
idly since the locals left on their road
trip. vai checked for thr tine bciug yes
t.rday when "lis' smith. the lRukN
s,fk-out pitcher. hlankod Plfi- In the
last game ~ the series The score VAS
7 too
south pitched an excellent brand of hall
for the Senators. holding Paris 10 sis
scattered hits. not one ot tho binsiss be
iug for an cUtn hase. IN addition he
struck out eleven men.
S,, hos ssNra
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
AS FOR UPSETS

The White SoN supposed leagues hardest hitting club
last iu batting
National, Washington supposed 10 carry the weakest
their pitching u" YOU hAH"u w
club batting NWh"r" hnt nrS' w'N "
Ia Club average II N when f r
they haven't been ahc To collect over 'ir NJ ~"
able u rouh this mark.
make attempt those grishtN Shift, II rs
sufficient permit the earnest reader 4"
arrive his deductions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
TWENTY-FIVE ENTERED
IN CHICAGO GAS OERB '

CHICAGO. June with entries for
the aoo.mile automobile derby here
June 10 closing tonight. twenty-five csrs
slresdy hsve been en,erd Among the
drivers listed are nano Resta. Ralph
he Palma. psrney Oldn~ld and Ralph
Nultntd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
|h..Sportlsht ::
n N |.NL/
ol W.
ORANTLAND RICE

The sUcculent statistic Ia frequently
considered bore One brIe' glance At
any set Of figures Is enough to star, any
rLmber of folks into al the leading ss'
sentials of a yawr. Vet II ls by the sta
tstlc that Ne follow the worth ard work
Of the leading athlete, And no other
method has equal Effectiveness
In the National
The "yerlsHing s'alIsli. shows us =
number NJ interesting Development, ard
Incidents IN the National .0HEuo alone
Jake Dwh"rt. the B'ookfu lumIuir,
ha. lrd 'hr y T. W lnt 'n. i.D sDu
~ l,i through '1' and 1n'i h.rug 'n.
t'uupted hy LHrN Dp.r m.' N'ar NoW
JHtr BE- nut With running st,r' 'nr m7
third sho' AZ M. top 1Il ~ pr't'n'
laoob be- batting 's2 - point ahosd ol
Dave Robertson iu second place nui '
points beyond ll'rI' Zimmerman H
thtd place Jake has nrr o'bF.
chance 10 msko n 'hf'o years o. leogI.
tat'lng leader. but hp has 90" fn'u"-'
competition he has eyer tackled 40 beat
out
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
KauffE DAILY DOPE
w Z ON THE
Cobb : TWO RIVALS

~ L " IN IN I'M su an Ave-
SoSs o Gao
.SEAspN TOTALS
q Ar n n ip IN HR sH sB Av.
.,ohe Z! ~ !, -! . 10 i,s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
ONE MONTH ONLY
TO WIN VACATION.
Twenty Awards Already in The
Times Plan: Time for
Many More. u

Those who enter The Times vacation
.smraigu 10 earn q free vacation 70
colorado THIS summer have Just one
month a. win their trip. II In considered
roni, ~ time for anyone to secure ~
worth ~ subscriptions
n TEL y wonderful trip md those who
a. MOT desire ~. spend their own money
Should Immediately START IN 10 earn theif
tnp through Tho Times plan.
THE PEAKS or THE ROCKIES: A
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rr 'hc rclt'css ~ signifies adventure; -
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nitrf league NJ glory dark'green With
rsrfsri nine and spruce. white capped
with refreshing snow purpled by dis
nr,r tinted brown and yellow and red
o, ancient long cooled fires. by the
Towers of spring and summer or nv tho
turning foliage ~ autumn: their broad
ht scr already H mile above plain and
nU,,. their calm cres's piercing above
~" clouds
An urbroser Bulusrk.
Thus II 10 that IN Denver the eve
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hoken hulNark zoo miles In length ever
r,minfinE of the land of pure Joy 70
costly 20 be entered Denver II the gate
oPt 20 the Rockies whose scenery sur.
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What q. me answer 10 an ~ this' Are
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curing tho long hot DAYS whom YOU can
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f0t Tn Tunes and Farmer Stockman and
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Twenty Awards Made.
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o. tuu think this offer is reasonable
md attractive YOU should hesitate no
lUfgcf send In YOUR name today to the
Vacation Manager. oklahoma city Times.
TNh Helena ON opera singer. owns
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rn,. .br raises some ~ 20" finest grain.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01

ERTLE ILL. AND BOUT
WITH kAUFFMANN Is OFF

CliiCAgu. June Johnny Eftlc. IN,
~ raul hsntamwsisht. wss reported
iods, tn hc NJ here with ionsiliils His
bout With nenny Kaufman " rhna.
d.lrhis for neu Mpnds, nisht has been
called OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
DANCING IN THE CITY
Auditorium asnclnf every nish,
Popular rtires

putietlck school 81 Dancing ruclia
Hail class and assembly hsncire Tues.
dsy Thursday snd saturday nlshia Nv
Invitation New lass uisfis rVsfs Mrns
asV stsr W. Teach ,uh the four J.np.
ulsr fsnres fcr tleo Private ietsin dali,
b. appointment-Ad,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
RIDER PULLS HORSE UNDER
WIRE, AND PLUNGER LOSES
COOL TEN THOUSAND BUCKS

iby never can look at turning jockey
without f,olus shIr'r all over me
N'.' We nrok" tu. figuring that hc
had stuI to i'll
10 ,pu tcmem1n' Peter Pan. the
fsco horse asked the little Old man,
after pause
Well. Peter Pan WAS tie sensation ~
the turf ten OF eleven yoars ago he
continued. without waiting ir our an
'wef lie WIS ~" pride ~ the James
u kccnc stable. ami ono of the great
eJ animals thsi ever faced barrier
Along in 1905 Peter Pan was entered m
one ~ the bis races at belmont PARK
lie was figured To Dor unbeatable IN that
ct ont. and although q hig field was
piiicd against him. hc was quoted at
10 when the betting OPENED And when
no. went in the post le WBs al odds
on Iyofitc ~ to :.
a $4,000 es,
y hot tioo ooo ON Peter Pan 70 win
my betting averaging even money II
Potter Pan won that race stood 20 get
back so ON N he lost ever, dollar
had I'm m, world was rouo ~ PLAYED
I the hors" Tor white before then and
I decided that - make my hsi hot ON
Peter Pan som" folks probably think
/ that I was crazy TO stake every dollai
ihos" who. r~r~wNcr rctct Pan viii tcll
YOU ttat setting on HIM. when well rid
/ don. wns ~ safe thiuc as investing IN
= Government bond
Well the horses got away from tho
barter In bunch After IN" first
,pfia Peter PAN shot into the lead and
when the turn for home was reached
he was leading the nearest horse hv q
wide margin u looked like m absolute
ginrh when Jockey Walter Miller. riding
Peter Pan. committed the fatal error NJ
looking hack
Miller turned and sluintcd down
along 10 nn he saw that his horse
WIS leading the nearest horse plthiu
the scope NJ hi- vision nv five length.
Nnd the finish mark was only about ten
lengths away n looked Ike a sure vic.
tory. Whereupon Miller pulled Peter
Pan. snd. ~ course. tho horse slowed
down
Dark Horse Bears Down,
"Rut Mllcr. IN looking down along the
rail hadn't seen tho horse Frank GIN
driven by Jockey Sottor, racing Alnng
on tho nutsi. when Miller turned. ttt
Gnl horse was utohnhlv three lengths
|h'hind and rushing along Ike streak
Aud when Peter Pan was pulled tho gar
between the Two horses was reduced 10
Ia bare length
"A roar from the stands avokc Miller
~ his ucN peril lie looked toward The
outside and saw Frank am almost
abreast " him, with the nni.r line less
than three lengths awaN Miller applied
the whlp N the sides " Peter Pan hut
icinfc the great horse could set back
into his fastest stride Ssain the finish
line Nhs ,tosscd, and Frank Gul "
IN shot. was the winner of the race
hy nosc
"INr never het on horse race since
tlnt day nu, still love tho horses and
llko 10 sec them 60 Hut I never car
watch n Jockey pull horse near IN,
finish line No matter how srea, nj,
lead without feeling n shudder-- without
calling hack 20 memory ,hs, one sc,lur
n Miller which lost me my bet Of go.
900"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01

vher Mac gathered in hi' one Nlov y
voek Hc Vss finally displaced and
laNc Hunter went tu the gap Hunter
was hurt. M,Kechuie was sent hp.k and
today he is batting ?9s. including those
'tist three hiticss weeks Since r. Join
ms the thlrdhasc Job where he started
with an average well under 100 Nc
k,,hnie has been batting over 600 How
does one account for IT, one doesn't
unless ono b. natural hug
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
Baseball
Calendar
wLsiIR> ASSOCIATIONS srANDiNG.
RrSIrs yEsrERDAy-At sherman.

Muskogcc. 0 A. Fort smith. =. Tulsa. ,
A. Paris. o. Oklahoma CITY A. Denl.
son, o. McAltsier
GAMES TODAy-okshoms city AZ Dent
son. MrAltsiet a. fort smith Tulsa a.
Sherman Mufkogeo ~ Paris
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
AMlRIc,N LEAGUE STANDING
RESULTS YESTERDAY A. p,,ro


rni,avp 4 ~ ~ Ioui- s.. cleveland 10 A.
no.tuu 10 Washington l. At AeN York
50. Philadelphia 10
GAMES rODAN Chicago ~ Detroit
cleveland A. ~ tnuis Washington al Hos.
ton Philadelphia ~ Ssw Work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
ntelIrs ,LsrEnDNy-At rhlrss1 !

NJ Louis b.f At putshutgr Cincinnati
sixteen innints1 ~ philsfslphia
New YORK 4 ~ BROOKLYN ; Hoston =
GtNIs IODh Ro.ton A. mtooklyn
Nsw work Ht Philadelphia Cincinnati Al
Pittsburgh unlS three rAmrs scheduled.
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~, THEIRS LEAGUE STANDING.


NsN ufissus A. Memphis Z. Hifniing
bsm I A. Nashville . Mobile \ Al iI,il
Nork Atlanta
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I'ih ilol'uH on nporn singer. owns
H 'uHu.BUr. farm M Sew York state upon
rn.. .br raises some ~ 'h" finest grain.
'funs aud thoroughbred livestock II
America
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summary. Twohs.e hi. clemens; sac.
rincc hits, tiilwpu. rNyue. Sunpp. slul 'u
,,ses, liall. Snspp double plays. Watson
tn Gross tn Sprrr. left On bases. Paris
~. Oklahoma ?, flrsthaFe IN balls, 1u
Watson Z, OF Smith 2. MI, by pitcher,
~ Smith OFilinsni; struck out by Wat.
con I, Smith II. Time. two hours TIN
Ito, Lawson
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rrN,s ,EAGru STANDING

New pfissns 81 Nashville birmingham =
iitiie Nnrk Mobile al Chattanooga
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Two Other No,sbles.
You may recall HlHo the early an.
nouncrmeni thst Hans wagner had fin.
i'hcd his 1on days Hrnus ha'ted vel
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RESULTS ,IsrrRp.y ,

" msa,'an A. so'' Wo,,s H's1,s'.' sS,.".'
rott A. Dallas waco = A. san An.
tonic = GALVESTON .
CAMS TO-DAY nssumont al Galveston
san Antonin 81 Houston. Shreveport Al
Int Worth Nsrn 81 Dallas
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wlsrERN LEAGUE srA>DiNG
n,Nrs IonM Na s.m.. ..n,anl.t

IUTTNa ~ Wss NlInNF q OWahs ~
Denver it Wlrhis 8 A. siout city E
lincoln
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MAYOR STONE OF SAPULPA
RUN DOWN BY AUTOMOBILE

SArutrA. okln. June I Especial /.
" y stone. mayor NJ Sarulpa. val
seriously injured here Thursday when
he was run down hy an automobile while
crossing Main street We sustained inter.
nal Injuries snd was unconscious for
more than an hour IN the confusion
which followed the accident the suto.
mobile sscspcd
A complete vcm"ns iirss, was recent.
lv elected IN tho town nt London Mills,
m
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surnc,> ASSOCIATIONS sr,>p'>G
Ur.,,rs YESTERDAY Nj Pa,

Minneapolis At Indianapolis LouisNills
A. tulumhu. Toledo A. Kansas
tity oil Mnssuke- I ten inuinsp
GAMES TODAY Columbus 81 indisnap.
oiis Louisville ~ Toledo milwaukee ~
kansas city. onl three Eamss scheduled
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'llaNes hstist tpf Spc"f IN ninth
''Ccoke hatted for Watson IN ninth
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card. and cubs haivei a double b
q, chicago Yesterday
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Ike IT, Smith and they would moi