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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-08

Yesterday on her twenty-first birth
day. Mrs. Hazel Wickland was hos
tess at dinner for her father and
mother. MIR. and Mrs. Henry ]. Tay-
Ior
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-08

tin; Physician, DR.. H. S. Garfield. Mr..
Hines was presented with a handsome
charm of an eagles claws in solid
gold setting. As Past Worthy Presi-
dent. Mr.. Hines will be a delegate
from the local organization TO the
grand aerie which meets in August at
Savannah, Ga.
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STILL HELD ON VESSEL
German Physfcinns ON Wnimate Pend
ing -Adviccs From state
Department..

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August T.
Otto CLAM and H. Zeischuck German
physicians captured by the English in
New Zealand. are still being held on
the British steamer Waimate, pending
advices from the State Department and
the British embassy at Washington.
Collector of Customs Norman r.
Hamilton to-day instituted an In
vesttgation and forwarded report to
the authorities at Washington.
l.. Marshall Won Schlllng, German
consul here. stated that he thought
the British would be within their
rights in taking the prisoners OH TO
England instead of landing them here.
as was advised by British Vice Consul
Kenworthy. Both German and Eng
lish representatives to-day declined TO
discuss the case.
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COL0RED TEAMS SPLIT
brooklyn Slides nnd Black Sox Divided
Double 5ill Yesterday mt Broad
Street purk

In two closely contested ball games.
played at Broad Street Park yester'
day. tho Brooklyn Slides and the Bal
timore Black Sox, colored aggrega-
tons. divided.
The first game was hard fought
throughout, both teams scoring two
runs in the second inning, but the
Slides, aided h. errors and hits, forged
ahead and emerged victorious. The
visiting team threatened to tie the
score in the eighth inning, when il
scored three runs
The Slides got off to a good start
In the second game, scoring two runs
IN the second inning, but tho Black
SoN kept inching up by scoring one
run a inning until they had scored
six men. while the best the Slides
could do was to score four runs in
all.
The teams play this afternoon at
Athletic Park at 4:30 o'clock. South
Richmond.
The score by innings: r.
Brooklyn Slides .....02 o ] 2 o'-7
Black SoN ..........0 o 0 o 3 0-5
Batteries: Slldes--Brown and Grant.
SoX-Boss and Thomas.
Second game:
The score by innings: II.
BLACK SoN n q l q 1 If
Slides ................02 4 OIL OF
Batteries: Slides-Stannard. Muir
ray and Grant. Sox-Ford and Thorn
as.
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WRESTLING MATCH
rom Drank md Ivan IinoM VIII Re
Matched on Thursday Night ut
BrOad street Ibsrk

Having seen Ed Lewis I'm thre.
patches, all of which he won with
imperative ease. local wrestling fans
~ Thursday night, Will he AFFORDED
E,r' opportunity TO see a match In which
he principals apparently are more
n any OF the mills in which Tho
'stranSler' appeared here
The contestants viii be Tom Draak
r,nd ivan linow Jack stone Leon. n
'oSsack, who. IL is said is the one
nan on the mat to-day whom Lewis
ears, When asked If he would meet
iLnow in nnish match here. Lewis
wanted MIN trsi TO meet Draak. and
the Cossack succeeds in downinr-
he belgian, as some OF the cxperts
ihink he viii. the probabilities arc
hat Lewis will take him on
The program calls for n,tsb
match. best two falls out of three, toe
md stranEle holds barred. pin falls
only 10 count Or. J. =. McDonough
VIII referee. The match Will start nj
$3.50 o'clock. =
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BUFFALO HERE TO-DAY
llMBERS AND BISONS TO
OPEN FOUR GAME SERIES
III RcEnold, Out OF Gnmc-McDcr-
mott returns To- 0I0rr0N-Keat-
Ing Has Reported Here.

according to an announcement made
's' night by Manager Billy Smith, Of
ne Climbers. Dusty Rhoudes or Slim
ichenry will pitch the opening game
sainst the Buffalo Bisons. the lead
IN the race for the international
ehnant. who open Il .our-xame series
'h the Climbers this afternoon
'hoades more than likely Will be Sc
ected to do the hurting for the 10
as Mckenry has not been going
ray keating. the hurlcr turned over
inc locals By the Yankees. has ar
Gu mere. but VIII not be used until
:eana 1feDw sr,i Afternoon moon probably. as
.he bench for = day or so In ordc,
get him acquainted with his sur
ouhdings; keating, according to n
'"ry IN the New York sun of Sunday.
usuSt a. is sore on the New York
arrangement. and is anxious TO get
acH INTO tho minors and start all
Hcr again. The hurler is only TWEEN
"o Eears old. and Is just the man
Iartmcnt.
This afternoon Will be celebrated as
'rasoh Day at Broad Street Park, and
sapacity crowd is expected TO be
cseht 10 give the sterling little Gu
n 'hhcider rousing scnd-on. Ar
"RGi has done about as much to pro-
nor baseball in this city as any
,her or the team. He is a clean
,ensa,ion al ne way through and a
my smith knows that the recall
hs OF Arragon By the Yankees is
ieon' a., as hard blow as has been
bui h. me nichmond club this season.
~, ne IS determined to make the best
rut .! Inc worst, and come what may
n. locals will be fighting well un in
ne race belong long.
The climbers ,,.;,,
a ase on the Bisons. in that the visi-
o!s VIII have TO travel until 2:45 this
Sr!ternoon. due To the long jump from
hou,.s s9 10 this city, With the one
i a,ns they Will enter the game
determined to pull tho Bisons frn,r
M top OF the ladder.
On i'cyholds. hard working back
~ W me locals. Will hardly be able
get into the game this week. due
me injury TO his hand. sustained
SSaII,urday afternoon. In the absence
viI Pr RAJ, inc r nrmn' OF the backstopping
i 'yy.!Is'i - VERY promising young
tct,Ncr and he is expected 10 Give n
20 account Of himself in the series
Red McDerinott caut,ir ,,d ,,i,
acKcr OF the Climbers, Will return 10
ne game tomorrow afternoon after
aosenc" Of three weeks. and will
seen q, short stop in place OF Ar
aron Manage Smith knows I'm. /,
you'd break up hig co,nhir.,,;", -,
aNc k"llhcr on, Of center as m.
rlshfn:n ~ sWatt!mE :hc bal! "a nh
ofners OF the lot. Tim Hendryx viii
kept on third base. while Stein.
frcnner the Hone well product VIII
'iay until Johnnie Priests leg gets
Tomorrow afternoon the Climbers
"a Eisons Will stage double biu n
Tder 10 make up for a rostnorn,i
me win the B!sous on their las;
4rin mere. Tho first game tomorrow
VII start st $50 o'clock
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SARATOGA RESULTS

First race-six furlongs-Gnat. ia
shilling). 5 to /. s to S. : TO 10. won:
ir William Johnson, 1913 (Petroff).
is to !. TO l.. to /. second; Port
irht, III Murphy). I to 2, even, to 5,
-ermont. Huntress, kens. Success
voodfair, Busy Joe. Gibraltar also ran.
Second - steeplechase. about two
jles-Watertown. l47 (S.rSot). 3 to :.
to .. to ., won; Agon. 1872 GKen-
edy). 8 to ], TO !. 4 TO B. second:
Rivalry, AZ tKelleher). to /. to 5.
10 ). third. Time, 1926. Guardian
aint. otto Floto. King Simon also ran.
Third - six furlonGs - Tumbler. 125
Notter), . to 20, to e. out. won;
tromboli. 125 Noftus). 10 >, TO 10,
to i. to >, 3 to 3. third. Time.
81 So. Trial by Jury, Frizzlc, The
linn also ran.
Fifth-onc mile--Sam Slyck. lis
Byrne). 30 to ], s to /, 4 TO l. won;
:eigian Trooper, 105 (Buxtom. 10 TO |,
TO !, > TO /, second; Royal Meteor.
jlS (TroXler), 10 to ], 6 TO /. 3 to l.,
tnird Time. l:41. Jacket. Beethoven,
Ionmoth, Day Day, Brave, Fair
leather, Shooting Star. Sevlllian, DR..
;iamer, Nigel. Polls Connolly, Bobs
,lka, Garbage, Carlton G., Sanward,
[aifou also ran.
sixth-fvs and one-half furlonss-
Ida, ia (Buxtom, 4 to l. to 5,
to 10, won; Kittenish. ia Connolly,
to 10. to 3. out, second: Gadiola,
I'd N McTagGarD, s to l, to s.
to TO- third. Time, los. Odds and
nds, Felluca, Glory Belle. WinGold.
Election, Precise. Mother McChree.
rrow also ran.
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Du Point Gun Club,
T Special to The Times-Dlsr

TSPeVIHI 20 TIC IIMcS-D ISDatCh.
CITY POINT. August THE follow.
ing scores were made at tho regular
weekly shoot OF the Du Pom, Trap and
Gun Club:
100 targets-L. S. German. 80: l.. Reu-
ger. 81: J. II. Crenshaw, 81
40 targets-E. IT, Storr. II: G. u
Moore. a.; Allen, SO; Berry. as Me-
crcdy, 5o.
SchwartschNd cup. % targets-AIlen,
Fl Reese. 81 Tyson. 10: Cockey. 10;
Niers: IL; Mecredy. Il; Dcnhan, l6: T..
a. Almon. II: Capley. l3: Berry. IL:
Rowe. IL: u. l.. Almon, 10: Woody, s.
Mecredy, Tyson, Cockey, tie.
Parker gun, 20 tarEcts-Rcesc, %:
loenham. 81: Eiers. IS; Mecrcdy. IS:
Tyson. 16; Capley, IL: Allen. -: Berry,
10; Rowe. Q. Reese and Denham. tie.
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WASHINGTON ELIMINATED
National Capitals T"a.n pnt Out of
Running for Championship or Union
rinters by New York

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. August
POOR base running was responsible for
he elimination OF Washington from
he championship of the union print.
trs' baseball tournament here this af-
iernoon. ne ST. Paul Cincinnati base
,all game was called at the end Of mo
bird inning or account of rain. WASH
lngton lost TO New York , 10 !"
Philadelphia was defeated this
morning by Cleveland, II 10 ,
The score OF this afternoons p,mo
'ollows:
r II. f,
Iew York -. % oOO0Ool-3 IL &
Washington 80 5000 2000 o. s
Batteries = Bailey and Wigand.
5ianton and Goebel.
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AMATEURS ARE EASY

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August .
With only two regulars. Sticking and
Hartzen, in the lineup, the Norfolk
Tars proved the easiest kind OF pick
ings for the Shipbuilders this after
noon.
Score by innings: RH.E
Norfolk 80. o 100000 00-l
Newport N...2 l | 90 1O.-1b IS O
Batteries: Stewart and Spencer; Gar
DINER and Lake. Payne. Time OF game
1:"4. Umpire, Buckley.
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Attempt. to Take own Life.

Especial toThe Times Dispa tch.
BRISTOL. VA, August Ills throat
and wrists gashed in an attempt to
commit suicide by the use OF II pocket
knife. Samuel D. Logan, an aged rail-
road man and father of Harvey Logan,
OF the Southern Railway, to-day was
sent to the State Hospital for Insane.
at Marion, Va
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BRAVES TAKE TWO

BOSTON, August THE Boston Ma
tionals scored a double shut-out on
Cincinnati to-day. winning the first
game, TO 0. and the second. to 0.
Toney, In the first game. allowed the
locals only two hits. triple and 4
double. but received wrctched support.
Boston made only six safe drives in
the second game. The scores:
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PInscr. Suspcnded.

CHICAGO, August 7.-Chestcr Thomas,
the Boston Americans catcher and
Jimmy Austin. third baseman OF the
St Louis Americans. were indefinitely
suspended to-day by President Johnson,
for their participation in Il fist fight at
St Louis Yesterday
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ST, I,ouis.
Philadelphia.

Totals. 81 II % II l Totals. SO II q >
.Batted for I.ocz in fourth.
Score by innings: n.
LOUIS .....-.........l y " ~ ' " W
Philadelphia ...........o ; o o -
summary: Runs-!'as-pr,. bancroft t"b,
SIllIfei, Denarce. Smith, Beck. wilson
Stolen base-l'ancrof.. Two-baee hits-Smith,
Beschcr. NiehOF. Three base ht-Corhan.
Home run-KiiIifer. Double plny-Hornsby.
Bethel and Miller. IIits-oE Chalmers. In
innings OFF Ancs. In innings: off
Locz. In l inning: off Williams, IN in
ming Bases halis-on Chalmers. 1: off
Derlaree. 2. on Amcs, q of l-orz. |. Struck
out-by Demarec, :. by AmcS. ! by Steele.
>: icy Williams, l. Wild pitcbcs-Chalmers
Demarce. Hit by nitoher-by Den,arer. [
GWilson). Tine. EOS. Empires. O'Day and
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ATHLETICS NEAR RECORD

DETROIT. MICH. August Try
losing to-day's game to Detroit, 4 to
=. the Philadelphia club placed itself
In position to tie Boston's record
Of twenty consecutive defeats. estab-
lished years ago. Charles e. Hughes,
r ep u b1 &c an presidential nominee,
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SOX INCREASE LEAD
CLARENCE ROWLAND'S TEAM
VICTORIOUS OVER BOSTON
Chicago Now Has Lead OF IL Points
I'm Pcnnnnt Chase OF Amer
fcnn League.

CHICAGO. August 7.-Chicaso in
creased its lead for first place over
Boston to-day by winning the first
game OF the series from the worlds
champions. u J
The standing Of tho leaders is: Chi
caGo, won CT. lost -; percentage, .5SI.
Boston. won IS, lost -; percentage.
$50 The score:
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ROCKY MOUNT LOSES
DOWN. HOMERS CANNOT
Hit WOODS DELIVERY
Portsmouth's Star IIurlcr Holds Ray
Nynn's Tenn to Three Hits
and Wins EpsIIy

PORTSMOUTH,, VA, August 7.-Un-
able to hit Wood. Rocky Mount proved
easy to-day, being defeated by Ports
mouth by the score OF to /.
Score by innings: H. Fl. e.
Portsmouth .00 l 021 N-6 10 9
Batteries: Ferguson and Gust; Wood
and Reynolds. Time OF game. 1870.
Umpire, Cauinower.
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NlEH0FF HAS PERFECT DAY

PHILADELPHIA. August 7-Phila-
delphia won to-day's game from st.
Louis, TO 2. Manager IiuEgins put
in three pitchers in the closing in
nings, all of whom prevented the home
team from scoring. Nichoff had three
singles and Il double in four times at
bat. The
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BROWNS WIN IN TENTH

ST. LOUIS. August st Louis took
sixth place from Washington by de-
feating the Senator'S In ten innings to-
day. 3 TO >. Sisters double in the
tenth scored Shotton, who had singled
Until the eighth Weilman allowed but
three hits. Tho score:
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Southern A.sociatIon

At Mobile--Mobile. OIL: Nashville.
Ga tsecond, seven Innings, agree
menD.
At Birmingham-Birm l;
Little Rock, l. (Seven innings, rain.)
At Atlanta-Atlanta, 8; Memphis, S.
Only three games.
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pitches No-Hit Game.

WHEELING, w. VA. August e.
larry Seybold. Of the Wheeling. Cen
raj League, club, pitched n no-hit and
cam from Muskegon. Mich. Five men
cached FIRST base. but mono passed Sec
nd. -basa
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two Innings OF the game. The

Summary: Runs-Bush. Neach. Burns He'll
man, Witt. I.ajoie Two base hit-Ha,.y
Threc-basc hit-Lajoin. HONS run--Witt
sacrifice hit-Myers. Stolen bases Burns.
Holman. Neach. Double pIay-witt TO La
1oie to McInnis. Bases on bails-on Myers. 6
Struck out-by Myers. G; by CoveleskIe ?
ump!res. o'LouGhlin and Evans Time LOG
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SECOND GAME.
Totals; IS 1924 8 To,ais.:o 27n 0

sore ny innings: II,
Boston .........,...o q q n a n
,:Sunmary: s-Maranviile t3,. Eran.
w iinoit. Collins. Two base hit-NIitrhcll
Ihree- base hit-konetchy. Home run-Nar-
anri,ic. stolen bases-Maranville to). Sncr-
nee hits-Wilhoit. Eran. Double plays-rEDn
20 Maranviiic 10 konetchy; Maranvillc to
r:san 10 konetchy. Bases on balls-on Nose.
10y :. on Allen, J. Struck out-by Nose
t IT,, o. ny Allen; =. EMPIRES. Quigiey and
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AFTERNOON GAME.
Totals....a 10 81 Totals....3 81 Il J
'Batted for Manning in eighth.

Buffalo ................1 0 2 o ~
Toronto .....;.......0 o o e-1
Summary: Runs-Kopp co, Channell
Carlstrom CO. Hummcl t2). Thompson
Home run-Thompson. Three base hits
Humm"l, jackson. Two base htt-Carlstro,n.
Sacrifice hits-Chnnnell t2). O'Neili. onslow.
Stolen base-Kopp. Struck out--by rader
J: by Manning, ?: by Russell. |. Bases on
balls-ofr Dader. 2: off Manning. .: of Rus.
sell. l.. Cmpires. Bedford and Freeman.
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How They Stand To-Day
International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Buffalo. ,: Toronto, (frst game).
btnnio, :; Toronto. tsecond guInc).
tNo other games schcduicd.)
STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Buffalo ut RICHMOND.
Montreal at Newark.
Rochester mt Providence.
Toronto at Bait more.
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MORNING GAME.
Totals....31 II 81 II Totals....35 Z - Il /
'Batted for McTigue in ninth.
h,- I'm

buffalo .................o 1 "a
Toronto ................O o q q n 0 90
Summary: Runs-Hunmel. Gill. Sacrifice
hit-McDonaid. Stolen bases-widar. Kopr.
Murray. BLACKBURN. Double piay--Trout to
blackburn. Struck out--by Tyson. l BY Nc
'rigue, 8. Bases on balls-off Tyson. 2: off
McT!Gue = Empires. freeman and Bedford.
Time 80,
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Griffith to Groh: Mitchell to Emmer. Ko-
netchy to Blackburn TO konctchy. Bases on
enIIs-of Toncy. s. off Barnes. :. hit by
pitcher-by Barnes. tRousch). Struck out.
by Ton"y. - by Barnes. .. Cmpires. Byron
and Cuiglcy. Time SO.
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STANDING OF CLIJns.
WHERE THE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
st. Louis nj New York.
Chicago nj Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh ut Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadejphia
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B|50Ns FORGE AHEAD
DOUBLE WIN OVER LEAFS
PLACES BUFFALO IN LEAD
Pat Donovan's Aggregation Now Lead,
Hnce I'm Harrow Circuit by
Half Gnmc,

TORONTO. August buffalo ended
the long series here to-day by taking
both morning and afternoon games,
Q to and to 1. Both Buffalo twirlcrs
Tyson and Bader. showed too much
skill for the local hitters, the latter
allowing only three hits. The Bisons
hit tho ball hard all the way. The
SCOreS:
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Chicago .................n o D-2
New York ..............n 8 o D 0 -
Summary: Euns-WiIson. Packard kaun.
Merkie. Rar!den. Two base hi,s-Zeidcr.
Her2cg. I.obcit. Sacrifice hit-Fletcher. Dou-
BILE piay-HcrZog 10 Doyle. Left bases
New York, .; Chicago. 4 Bases on balls.
of Schupp. ]; off Tcsreau. !. of Lavender.
!: OF Scaton. /. Hits-of Schupp. Z: of
resre"u, ]; off Lavender J: of prendcrGast.
by Lavender. J. EMPIRES Klein and f;mslic.
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L0BERT IS HERO
GIANTS PINCH HITTER
DELIVERS TIMELY SWAT
BATS for Schupp I'm Fifth Inning md
Cleans Bases by Hitting
TwO-BngEcr.

NEW YORK. August New York
made it three out of four from Chi
cago here to-day, winning the last
zane OF the series. 3 to :. In the
fifth inning, with three on, Lobert.
batting for Schupp, cleaned the bases
with Il double. The score:
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STANDING OF CLUs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
New York at Cleveland.
Boston mt Chicago.
Philadelphia mt Detroit.
Washington mt ST. Louis
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All Three Drop

WASHINGTON, August 7.-Tri.
Sneaker, Ty Cobb md Joe Jackson
NIL lost ground to-day, the Clcyr-
back two points M the result Of
acquiring only ono hit cnch In four
times up. while Cobb fell ono point
I'm his bnttinE average by failing to
mnkc hit in two times mt bat.
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Cleveland ...............0 O.
New York ..............0 o o %
summary: Runs-Cha pman. Speaker Peck
inpauGh t2l, Fisher. Two base hits-Fisher.
Chapmsn. Roth. Speaker. Peckinpaugh Sac
rince hits-Chapman. Gcdcon. MaiseI stolen
bas es-.Pccknpaugh t2). Pipp, Oidrine. 3ass
on halisr,on Fisher. !. Struck out--by Bagby,
4: ny Fisher. |: by Saawkcy. Double
to Pcckinpa,igh In PIN
Cmpircs, NallIn and Dino on. Time * ~
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YANKEES CAN RUN BASES

CLENELAND, August 7.-Superior
base running gave New York a 3-to-2
victory over Cleveland to-day. Cleve-
land knocked Fisher out OF the box
but found Shawkey Il puzzle. The
score:
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Totals. $50 san To,ais....2i 2 "a II 1
'Batted for E1nmer III nintE.
Score by innings: r.
Cincinnati ..............0 90
Boston .................,0 q -
Summary: Runs-Blackburn. Maranvilc.
Two base hit-Wilhoit. Three. base hits
Maranvile Stolen basc--Smith. Sacrifice
hits-Maranville. Ega". Collins. Double plays
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Score by innings: p
ST. Louis ............l ! o Ia
Washington ........0 o . 0 o O CO
Summary: Runs-Mc Bride. Charity, Shot
ton go. Two-basc hitS-M!icr. L.avan. Sac
riEce hits--Marsans. Wallace. Tohin. Shanks
Double plays-Lavan 10 Pratt TO Sister 10:
Ain>mi;h to Foster. Stolen bases-MorEan
Shotton. Hit by pitcher-by Groom. | (Monl-
lerD. Wild pitch-Gallia. Rases or balls
off Ga!la 3: OFF Ayers j. off Wcilman l.
Struck out-by Galia. ]: by Ayers /: nv
johnson .: by Wcjlman l. tmpires Con-
molly and Chill Time. .:2O.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Rocky Mount mt Portsmouth.
Norfolk at Newport News.
petersburg idIe.)
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National League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Boston. 2; Cincinnati. FIRST camel.
Boston. u: Cincinnati. (sccond camel,
New York, g; Chicago. ..
Philadelphia. >; ~. Louis. 3.
Brooklyn Pittsburgh postponed; rain),
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
SOutIr Atlantic L.,

South Atlantic League.
At Observation-Disclosures, 0; Jack
sonville, ].
At Augusta-Augusta. 8; Columbus,
I.
At Columbia-Columbia. 30; Macon.
"a.
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit, !; Philadelphia q
New York. 3: Cleveland, =.
Chicago. .: Boston, ].
81. Louis, 8; Washington, ten innings
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Stated for Jones ia ninth.
Score BY innings r.
Boston ..................o IL
Chicago .................l -
summary: Rurs-IIooper. l. Collins CAV,
JacE son. Ness tg. Scha!k. Russell. Two
bsS hits. Collins. Walker. la ckson. Caiy.
Three base hits-Schalk. Ness Hooper
Home run-Ncss. Sacrifice hit. Collins.
Stolen bases-E. Collins. Schalk. Russell
Struck out-by Leonard. 4: by Jones J. rs
Russell (. Base balis-oH Leonard /
Double piays-HcMu!lsn r Collins 10
Moss: Weaver 70 r. Collins. Wild pitch
Leonard Umpitos. Hiidebraud and oven.
Tine. 1888
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Totals...35 t,e9 Il Totals. 80 Is :
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
tBattcd for Gallia In eighth
-Battcd for Weilman in ninth.
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Newport News, Is; Norfolk. 1.
Portsmouth, g: Rocky Mount, 1.
petersburg idle.)
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New York.


TotaIs....2g Il TotaI7....-f 2 :
'Batted for prcnderEast IN eighth.
tran for Elliott in eighth.
.Pattcd for Schupp in fifth.
h,-I mir
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Cleveland.

Totals: :32 q II . Totals. 81 10 - 10 2
Halted for Turner in ninth
tBatted for Fisher in seventh
hy inninra 7,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-06-07

valedictory. The class song was
sung, after which Prof. A. C. Peder-
son presented the members of the
class with their diplomas. He spoke
for a short time, urging the class to
consider the whole of life a school.
"And live" he said, 80 you will be
among the graduates at the great
commencement time, which is to
come" The doxology and benediction
completed the program.
The Underwood typewriter company
presented diplomas to eight students
at the school this year, for rapid work
on the typewriter. Those who re-
ceived them were Edward Olson, Hell
ga Berg, Eva Johnson, Albin Kanikke-
berg, Arne Wellin, Myra Ruddy, Mel.
lie Olin and Edna Skoog.