davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13

l,NlpbD0T0mt" Ndu0cDlIle nn0 QanHbelbll0et.
.,NlDfg Nrip Hari" Nuctlei 8ollsbclnlih
auuoen
.tnu eh0re Qluercl liHierbnlhngeH
alDguu Cat %ari"- Nnrlei liuierlniiungeH.
2oiNfifrr Brnm Ldglid 6rithonen pcr
I0mulct .tuulie"
Nbfiape0le Bcnn LnglD @riuriioHen per
IlWpft .Irc0uNuuo".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13

9luS ben ilbrigen Bunoes 2Setier'
geobadtunes. Staiionen puroen bic
IoIaenoen b6diten Senperdtiren.
bic nm 8 llbr aeiteru 9IbenO bcrrI6-
ten. beridDtei:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13
EhiHsfarteu

bon uuO nod DentidIono unO
Oeltcrreid. d.ltugarn iiber gloiteroam
uno Neiu.yort. @eIoieaouueen nod
europa.
3beO. 8, Dieuer & So.
217 Cit.gaIiimOre-Gtr,
(Uadrata-) 243 SiS.gFuaOmGp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13

Gin oeutiHcr @elebrter bat Elm Sell.
mittel geeen ainOerldbmtng. II
Or. Sutton lit iteptiid. Nlopor
9'reiton friid geitdrft 5uriidge,
fe6rt. n @robe 3unu6me Der
Yarfiteuern -
9luf gefrogeu 6e5iiglib ser 9eIteru
beroifentlihten NadriGt aus 9lm.
iterOom, OoB Elm Oeuti6er @ele6rter
elm Seilmittel fir Die &inoer Sab.
muIngs &ranfbeit geilmOen bobe,
imo oab ooS uGbite lluterieeboot ei.
ne geiUiiie Menge oieies SeilmittelS
nnd 9lep Dorf 6ringen iuerOe, er.
fl1rte Tr. Sutton bonn @eiunobeits.
1epartement, Dab er Der Nodriht
menig @lauben i1enfe uno Der 9ln.
iiHt lei, Elm iolhes $eilmittel piiroc
Diel e6er IN Ben Ser. Staaten ais nj
Gelitidlono eutoedt merOeu. GoS
biuoert ieoo9 anOere 2eiite nidt, ge.
raOe entgegengeiebter Dleiniing gu
iein,
~ oOor 9re ton / # 10 o blauf..
0loDor 9reiton lit am Eienitag
9lbeno bon 9ltIontic @itD 3uriidge.
febrt uno ipar geiteru Morgen qri
fiir5e 3eit i'm giatbbouie gie pom
einigen 8eitllngen gebradte glotiJ
bon N2opor Breitou's ernitem aranf-
iein lit Ooqig un6egriinoet. IerMoD-
or lit ii6erbaupt ni6t ernflid frauf
gepeien mo fiiblt iid pobI.
cine 9Refor6 .8 8arfiteuer.
Cine Gefor0 9arflteuer Suume
muroe geItern Morgen bon Dem itea.
pertreten0en Gontroleur GbiIos be.
ri6tet. DengemGB betruaen ole
Ginfiinfte aus Oieier 0uele fir Oas
am 80. Slni enoieenOe NuartoI
$160,550.40. SSn Dem oorbereeben-
Oen, am 81. @dr5 enoigenOen Gnor-
tai oieies Sobres belief iid Die 9ort.
Steuer ouf $t470s7.9t. 9eomte ser
llniteo &ailpoDs an0 electric SO.
idrieben oieie 3uuabme Der Eart-
iteuer auf neue StroBen rmo oer
9iqg Sunoab Gompogue 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13
Sti'm Grah6eni1maus.
vGlts" fabrem nadj &ODe
YUimt.
Seate SrOGe 2ParaOe.

lO,OOO Ferionen tubren olt oler
gompiern nod Dem 5eitpIot.
200 5diier arebie Weroeu Der-
tiIat. Sir Oic beltiee 9Suraoc
muroen umfangreide 8orberei-
hneen getroiien. - 10000
Iieniden in Der @orooe. II
glbenOs oebeu Die Deleaoten nod
Dem 0aiber giem @ort. Die
neuen geamten.
lleber 10000 oGIfS" meroen beute
8ormittag an Der sroBen Groens.
9araoe tbeilnebmen. Ole 8orberei-
tllngen linO aae erleoiat, uno ioa Der
llm8ug elmer Der id0nlten Deroen
Der ie ourd Die StraBen 8altimore'S
5oa. Gie Dlitglieoer Der ausmdrti-
gen 2ogen babeu Shaiwagen bauen
loIien, Oeren Gbaratter oher itreng
aebeim eebolten muroe. so Winlit
aapellen peroen ebeniolls on Der ASo.
ro0e tbeilnebmen. Die 2eBtere miro
fid am @utoiD 8lace bei'm aeD.Wao-
nument iormiren uno bonn ourd Die
@ntatD. .StraBe bis 5ur 5agetteItraBe
uno bort Die glfs.Gbrenpforte pai.
iiren. Die 5obrt miro in Der SOM
aro. .StroBe fortgeiebt uno 5lpar mad
Der Baltimore, SoaiOoD., 2eJing-
tom, @oD., 8oltimoreitroBe, groao-
pop. Gde 8rooowag lno 9anfitraBe
miro iid onnu oie @arooe ouflOien.
Die formation iebt iib ipie folgi
5uianmcn.
W1aridoa Robert 3. Gorter.
Salfsmorihoa Saml. @. Souie
8ierte Reginents.aapeIle.
Baltimore 2oec gir. 7 uno Slinior
chs.
@roBlogen.geaute in glutomobi-
len.
0ipiiion 0r. l..
Sberlt SenrD 9rebm GoHman'
oeiir; 9lojutanten; Gborles Shmiot
s. s. O'Gonnea uno 8. 9.SpreugeI;
g1cp.gort. N1uiitcorps, Chicago, Ga
cromento, Sorrisblrg SSnoianopo.
lis, 9Srobioence, Denber, &artioro,
8rooflon Wluiifeorps,
Dibiiion Nr. 2.
8. u. Scott. Gommanoeur, 2Dnd.
burg. 3D.; 2loiitanten: q. .. aeIlp,
Syames 8orter nno q. O'D2oIeD; 9bi-
IooeIpbio, St. Sames Yauiitcorps,
glcp SoDen aniebfs DatiitcorpS,
gbeeIine, Wluiitcorps, Ylorion 90,
aogansport QaIIas, @ueblo.
DtDtiion 0r. B.
6opt. Gomoro Gotter. Gommm
oeir. Sortioro, GoHn.; gloiutonten:
8. @ottibalf, s. IS. 2obe uno 10. s.
glngeImeier; Cincinnati Nhlifcorps,
aeofnf Bridgeport 9aiifcorps,
yorf, @reot Sails.
DiDiiion Nr. A..
2ieut. 5rcoerid s. 5opIcr. Com
monoeur. MeaolanOs, Gal.; 9lojutan-
ten: s. q. 91irom Serome StrolNc
rnO 8. O. Roienbeim; @oibington
Wluiifcorps. Moaofe, @auIs @llIiif.
corps.
DiDifion Nr. 5.
0lipe &. Gomca. Gommonoeur,
Sunberro. 30; 9loiutonten: Soiepb
g8ieieufclo uno 3. Is. Stern; Bolton,
Wluiifcorps, 2nncoiter Yauiifcorps,
Stodton. Gal, 4etersbilrg, 9Ina.
conoa. Gomoem g. g. Nlulitcorps,
ggarrcm 81, Detroit. Wlulifcorps.
Dtpiiion 0r. 6.
Sobu 3. Sbea GonImanoeir,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13

GlHtb
gBeiteransEdlien.

Sir WnrDlano imo ben Diitritt
Columbia aaeemein tIar, itolide
Minoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13
Gnnlfrt nm Meridlisplnhe.

Tie Sta0t-Sapelle oes 4roi. 8.
p. SteinluaIo BAT fir 0as CONCERT
ian italieniidn @arien am @eridts.
plabc belhe 9I6eno BON s bis 12ff
llbr ioIaenoes 4roeramm aiiige-
feni
Ui0rh, .Gur Uiaior- .........1i. Glair
y Eubcrilire 3n .Satunialn" IT,. WDlnmarf
81 1iiil0ouiilon nno Hrdui.0bor aus
.NODeuqilH" .................. HBnqner
NOruel colo. ~ teried DaD" .... Bonn
tpr Quilltnm Dppper)
n cuueuiQb0 0DOr ans .Wcinne" j. pnnoe
D. Uiarld ulur 4reii0eHi" ........ perbeti
u eccftOn aLbe cnu Of Same 1alraned
lBQl8cr. Vim ldl0nen Bbeiu~ 0eld Neil
SuefNou, NDbin ODDo" Xe NObeu
40 NnoinaQe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Oerberi
~ Wlun8ipalNieo; Baltimore, our
HaimOre" .............. 0embefoer
~ -cleffOn sIbc Uierfb 9NiDOlU" Ne6ar
49, Nrcl Ldi1e aus sNenrO s.".... wefn0n
I4 "Reminiscences bon 8erol. .....4 WopireD
lb. {Dc l5reui 0Rur Sccne" .... 1ienmuD
l6 .Siar 4panaleo Banner"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13

iinoet man in einem @Ioie DSolace.
Bier" ans SreO. 9ouernibmiofs
Dg(mericm 8remerD". 9lus beitem
%opien imo @aoI6 oebraut, aiiimilirt
li6 Iei6t nit DER Nobrllug uno III
Dem id)Ddditcn @lagen 5utrGglib.
9roucrei; Sorforo-9lpe., @olnment-
lmo SilenStr. Sel. 6. & g. G1t.
gernon 365. (Suli13) (9lno)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13
Nnnbes.D .DspariemenI iiIr aanbwirIl.
gIlridIl bts @aIllmore MelIerbnrtang

Der SeudtigteitsgebaIt Der Suit
rar 70 4ro5ent i'm s ll6r @lorgens
nn0 81 Rro8ent nm s llbr gLben0s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13
Wniehnn.

Dic Orioles" beiin6eu ii6 an-
i6eiueno ouf ser 9iutidbabn nab
reno Iie auf Der 9feiie iiuO. @eiteru
wuroen le wieoer einmal ari's
&mlpt gei6laeen. Gie Score mar:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13
1er oDtutidJe Correspondent" ou
crFnunt.

tff HLcutlale 0vttelpOhoeHl NV
erfnHHt.
Ter @elangDerein DSnrmonie" bat
Dem n1euilhen Correspondent" fol.
Qquoe5 Iantihreiben ii6erienoen loi-
ien
baltimore, -. Sui 1916.
Q9e1be 0crren: IS 1T mir abermaIs
ser anacnc6me glniiraa 81 Sbeil ge.
ioor0cn. SbHeH beim Sabresidtrie
0cs gereins Den 6er3lidIten 1anf
mis5ulprcdeu Sbr ecibdbtes 8Iott,
0as licts in Qreue 5um Geutidt6um
bnli uno beiirebt w. IN oieier idue
rem 3cit and iiir imiere Sade ein5n-
irqien. tam Der n@armonie" 81 ieoer
3et iremolidii eittgesen. ipoiiir mir
,6ncn Die bodiic 9nerfennlng 8ol-
len Wit 5augergruB, y. @iortih
Gcfretar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13

Aun eriten Ulale N 0lelem oon'
rncr iiiee sic Iemperotm iiber 80
@rao lmo 3par begaIn oas Ebermo.
meter nm Wlittaa 5u flettern on nmo
erreidic nm 8 llbr % @ra0. SeIbit.
Derlian0lidD borte man iI6erall iiber
Die sitr flaaen 8umaI mir cine rebt
fiible 3rii bisber gc6abt batten Ger
gseiiermann ltellt rms aber nod mebr
ioIde gage IN 9uslibt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13
Sr. Is biI6s ge6tin sic
f5erien.

~ 4 = = W.
SteQnertretenoer Gontroleur Mm
Z. @6iloS uno 6onilie lperoeu belte
nad G6otanauqua, 9&sD7 abfabreu,
mo Sr. G6ilos 3e6n Gage 6erieu per-
brineen miro, m16reno ieiue Samilie
auf im6eitimmte Belt bort oerlpeiIeu
iuir0.
6eneripebr ais StraBen.
reiniger.
WoDor Preiton regte geliern IN Der
Sibllng Ser @iiooet geb0rOe an,
0aB bic 5euermebr iebr mobl 6a5n
bermonot meroeu f0nnte, 6ei ser 9iei.
nguug ser SiroBeu 3u beIieu. @s.
irnObeits Gommiii6r glofe erflGrte
Dem NlaDor gegetiiber, ooB cine Ser.
binOerung oer&inoerl1bmlng baupt.
lddtli1 ourd 9leinlidfeit befuerfitel-
ligt lperoen fonne Ger WaDor plant
iebt, Dem StraBenreini9ungs Gon.
miiI1r Qarfins 10 Diel Spribenuagen
mie mogIid sur Berfiigung iteLlen 81
lolien, Inn beionOers Oie 9IueDs tiiH-
tig rein maihen 0u founen, moolrd
idon piel iiir cine 8erbinoeruug Oes
9lusbrudeS elmer ainOerldbmungs'
@pioemie getban 1T
Gie glngelegenbeit miro beute IN
elmer eeneiniomen Sielmg Der Bib.
get 9e60roe uno Der Jeuer6eboroc
our Sprade iinO pobrideinlid aid
5ur Gntl1eioung gelangen. Gbef.
Sngeuieur Gmrib pom 5euer.Cepar.
tement StroBenreinigmngS Com.
mil1r Qarfins unO @aner SSnge.
nieur @aIter 6. See peroeu w1breno
Der SiBung 5ueeaen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13

s. 5. 9lesbitt, gapitGn; 8. ".
@ubIerin rmo s. S. @Ioce, 9lOiu.
tanten; s. S. Staples, Or. B. W.
Gbons, 6. godleD, Q. 6reuOenIteiii,
z. 6. O'Gonnor, 6. s. Slemming,
Wl. M. Moulton @. @. Simmel.
bauer, Sbomos ". SiImor, 9. g.
@cefs.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22

The international rifle matches which are held every year between the first and fifteenth of July are now holding the attention of sportsmen in all parts of the country. The Phoenix Rifle club, which participated last year, took second place in the meet, losing out to the Los Angeles club by the narrow margin of five points.
 These matches are held simultan- eously in all parts of the United States by the various rifle clubs. The contestants shoot on their local ranges at any time during the period allowed for the matches. The scores are added and totaled, both individual and team and then sent to the headquarters al Washington where they are computed and the winners announced.
 Much interest is being manifested by the local club this year and the mem bers are doing their utmost to bring home the team, as well as the individ- ual. championship to Phoenix. There are ten members of the Phoenix club entered for the shoot. Clarence Shue mas been the only member to date to
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
GRANT AND SCHMIDT
 ID MEET IN FINALS
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

DEL MONTE, Cal July 21.-Douglas Grant. northern California champion, will meet Heinrich Schmidt of he ClaremCnt Country Club, Oakland. cal, tomorrow Tn the finals of the Western gold championship. Both players went through their semi final matches today in finished style and sensational contest for the cham rinnship is expected.
 The principal match was between Grant and Clarence Mangham, of san Antonio, Texas. Mangham fought Grant hard but had to accept defeat by the count of five up and four to play. Schmidt won easily from Roger Lapham, of San Francisco, l3 up and 19 tn nlaN
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
Records Smashed M Great
 Pace Clash Om Grumd Circuit
Single G., Driven by Curt Gosnell and Tommy Mur- phy with Russell Boy Broke All Season Records and Two World Marks
GRepublicsn A. p. Leased wirel


 CLEVELAND, July 21.-All seasons and two worlds records went by the boards in the free -for-all race at the last day of the North Randall Grand Circuit races, in which Single G, after Russell Boy had won the opening heat in 2:00A by coming on and nosing out Murphy's pacer in the second heat, duplicated the time of the first mile and then took the race by tramping the third heat in 2:01 1-i.
 It was the greatest speed exhibition in the history of the grand circuit, and in only the special match races between even approached.
 The worlds records were: The fast est three heats ever paced, the three heats averaging 200 92-100. The fast est second and third heats ever paced by the same horse, averaging 2:Ol. The seasons record: Fastest first heat, 2:00A; fastest second heat, 2:00h ; fastest third heat. 2:01A fastest three heat race averaging 200 S2-1O0
 The only reason that the two min ute notch was not beaten was that Murphy took back and saved Russell Boy at the finish of the first heat and Curt Gosnell did the same with Single c in the second mile.
 Single G crowned himself as one of the greatest pacing machines in the history of the harness sport.
 That they can sometimes come back was shown in the 2:06 trot, when Joan beautifully driven by Mike McDevitt romped off with the race in straight heats and looked like the Joan of two years ago, when she was practically unbeatable.
 Castaway, the Cleveland pacer that sold for $55, won the 2;1S pace by taking the first and third heats, while Contention was the winner in the second mile.
 Donna Clay kicked everything wide open in the 2:13 trot when Charley Valentine piloted her to first money by winning the first and second heats and trimming the heavy favorite Worthy Prince.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22

The time is approaching near when the Coyote coach, Francis s. Geary. who has put P. H. S. on the man in athletes. Viii ae back on the field Io develop a four state championship \ foot ball team
 Geary has won considerable fame all over the southwest by coaching P. Fl. S. teams to vic- tory each year. And it is be- cause he has never had a losing team, that the California Univer- sites have been trying there best to secure him for the gridiron work next season. However Coach Geary has signed a con- tract with P. H s. for this sea- sen, which will keep him in Phoe- nix to do the promoting that will enable the Coyotes to become more closely related with the athletic world of California.
 Tt is almost certain that the
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
INTERNATIONAL RIFLE SHOOT
 PARTICIPATED IN BY LOCALS

turn in his score which was 226 out of a possible 25O. Figuring on this basis, if the other contestants do as well the locals will average about 2260 out of a possible 2500 points, At this rate Phoenix should carry off the hon. ors of the meet.
 Tom Edens, executive officer of the Phoenix club, has made arrangements for the trials of the members of the team to be held on the range near Tempe the contestants are requested to communicate with Edens as to the date they wish to shoot and arrange ments or their transportation to and i from the range will be made
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
Good Material; Good Coach
 Coyotes To Be Grid Stars Once More

Coyotes will play a coast high school here this season." was statement made by Gerry yester- day. 50 far there have been Pasadena Venice, and Santa Ana high schools seeking the big date for game to be play cd at the State Fair during fair week in November
 The Coyotes vii travel quite a bit this season. The schedule will he arranged so the Coyote squad can play Prescott, Win slow and Flagstaff on the same trip lasting not over week.
 Coach Gearv will arrange the schedule for the Coyotes at rather early date the games win run cleai up to New Yeary day
 It Is the intention of the coach to call all candidates wish ing to indulge in games this sea- son, out to practice at an early date.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
FINALS IN KANSAS
 CITY TENNIS TODAY
IRerubIican A. p. Leased Wire1

KANSAS CITY, July 21.-Chicago and Kansas Citv will contest the singles championship in the Great Plains tennis tournament for men, in play here on the colrts of the Rock- hill Tennis C!ub Heath Byford, OF Chicago, entered the final round to- day when he defeated Seiforde Stell- wagen, the Minneapolis expert in their semi-fir2l match. G-1. 6-3. S-5,
 The Seml-final match sent Cliffori l l. T.ockhorn. Kansas City. into the finals when he defeated Eugene Mon- nett of Norman Okla. 6-3. GO 6-4.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
MESA JEWELS AGAIN
 IN FIELD FOR GAMES

Ray Lesueur telephoned The Re publican yesterday afternoon that the Mesa team was again organ iZed, on the return of a number of its members from their vaca tons, and asked that a game be scheduled It was arranged that a Phoenix pickup team would visit Mesa next Thursday, the Outlaws having already taken on the White SoX for the Polk street grounds Sunday.
 A week from tomorrow. the Out laws will clash with the Jewels on the Mesa field.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
HEAVY slIJccINc WINS

DES MONIES, July 21.-Des Moines punched four hits, including a triple in the first inning today and scored three runs. enough to win the game from Topeka, 3 to 2. Score: R. H. F.. Topeka . 100 0O1 OOO-2 2 Des Moines .. 300 900 00x-3 8 ? Batteries: Burwell and Allen Mus ser and Spahr.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
PIRATES WERE LEADING 1 RepubIlcar A p eased AALira1

PITTSBURG, July 21-The game between Brooklyn and Pittsburg was called off on account of rain in the first part of the fourth inning here to- day with the score to in favor of the latter
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22

@Batted for Betzel in ninth.
 "@Batted for Williams in ninth
 By innings:
 Boston ............ 100 100 020-i St. Louis ... 900 012 000-3
 SUMMARIZING base hits. Maran- vile, J. c. Smith, Gonzales. phree base hits, PetZel. Maranville. Home runs, Hornsby, Tyler. Double plays. Hornsby to Miller; Evers to Maran- vile to Konetchv: Gowdy to Konet- chy; Hornsby to Betzel to Miller Bases on balls, Tyler ?, Ames ?, Williams l, Hughes 2. Hits and earned runs, off Tyler 8 and 3 in z: Hughes none and none in g. Ames 9 and in tnone out in eighth; Williams none and none in 2. Struck out: By Tyler ,, Ames ,, Hughes 2, Williams l.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22

SUMMARY-Two base hits: Kni. fer. Stock. Rixey. Three base hits.
 Killifer. Roush. Double plays: Rixey 10 Stock to Niehcff: Good to Luderus
 to Killifer; Emmer to Louden to Chase. Bases on balls: Rixey I; | Schneider !: Knetzer l. Hits anG earned runs; Schneider II and iu
 '' Knetzer and ? in l. Rixey : runs Struck out: Rixey. f: Schneider 1; Knetzer l.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE
HERzOG WINS F0R GIANTS;
 ANATTY LOSES TO PHILLIPS
IRepubIlcan A. P. Leased Wlre1

CINCINNATI, July 21.-Christy Mat hewson in his first appearance as manager of the Reds saw his team tie a score in the ninth and then lose it in the tentk to Philadelphia. to 4. Score:
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
LINCOLN WINS SERIES

LINCOLN, July 21.-Lincoln de- feated Wichita today, to 4, making the five-g game series stand four for Lincoln and one for Wichita. Score:
 R. H. F. Wichita ..... 900 OO2 20O-4 10 7 Lincoln .0 .01l 900 4Ox-6 9 Batteries: Kaufman and Griffith Halla and Johnson.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
AMES BLOWS; BOSTON
 CLEANS UP ST. LOUIS
Republican A. ?. Leased wire1

ST. LOUIS. July 21-Ames weakened Tn the eighth inning and was pounded Tor home run, triple and a single which gave Boston two runs and the game here today, 4 to g. Score:
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
IRepublIcan A. p. Leased Wlre1

CHICAGO, July 21.-A single by Herzog who joined New York today, won for the Giants q hard fought game from the Cubs, , to l. Score
 Now Xork
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
CLEAN SW EEP

SIOUX CITY, July 21.-Sioux City made 1t clean sweep over the Denver Bears by taking today's contest, 12 to g. Score:
 R. H. E. Sioux City. 408 900 0Ox-l2 IA 2 Denver ......510 02O 00l- g 20 0 Batteries: Kelly and Livingston; Harrington. Manser, Gaut and Shestak
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
BANGS BALL HARD;
 DEFEATS ATHLETICS

Republican A. p. Leased Wire1 PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-Cleve- land punched nine of it's twelve hits off Majors in three innings today and won from Philadelphia, to ?. Score:
 Cleveland
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
American leauuc
Coast Leaguo
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

National League Boston at St. Louis NeD York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsbure
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
American Leanue

American learue Cleveland at Philadelphia Detroit at Boston .. Chicago at Washinoton St. Louis at New Ycrk.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
American League
MANY ERRORS WASH.
 LOSES A SWATFEST
TRepubIican A. e Leased wirel

WASHINGTON, July >21-Washins ton pounded Scott for r hits today hut was beaten by Chicago to ,, be- cause of five costly errors. Score:
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22

Hire little salesman 1t The Re- publican office A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
Southern Assn

At Atlanta, 3 Mobile, l.
 At Little Rock, 5; Chattanooga. 10. At Memphis Nashville, rain. At Birmingham New Orleans, rain.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
By innings

Cleveland ..... O42 GOO 01O-7 12 Q Philadelphia .. 010 900 N01-2 3
 SUMMARY-Two base hits. McIn- his. Struck ont, by Coumbe : Majors {. Double plays. COnmbe, Wambs- vnnss and Gandil g. Witt. Laioie and McInnis: McInnis and Witt Bases on halls. off Conmbe 3, Naho~s 2. Earned runs, off Coumbe 2, Majors G.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
American League
CLOSE GAM E

fFA~ublican A. p. Leased Wire1 OMAHA, July 21.-Omaha defeated St. Joseph here today in a to game. Score:
 R. H. E. St. Joseph. ~ 200 01O 10O-4 12 , Omaha .... GOA 900 10x-5 9 1 Batteries: Havlik. Williams and Fusner; O'Toole and Marshall
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
American Assn

At Coiumous, : Minneapolis Qi innings).
 At Indianapolis. 3. MiiwauHee,4. At Toledo, l. St Paul, ,.
 At Louisville. 1; Kansas City ,. Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
Coast League

At Los Angeles, R. HE Oakland [ o Los Angeles 1 0
 Batteries: Burns and H. Elliott; Ryan, Kahler, Horstman and Web ster.
 At San Francisco R. H. E. Vernon ..............,..13 16 l San Francisco. Il 3
 Batteries: G. Johnson and Whal- ing; Oldham, Steen, Tanning and Brooks.
 At Salt, Lake R. H. E. Portland ................... 6 II Aodit l@hhe. lo 10 z Batteries: Hagerman, Moves, Houck Williams and Fisher; Roche, Klawit- ter, Halla and Vann.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
Coast LeaoiI,

Coast Leaoue Portland at Salt Lake Vernon at San Francisco Oakland at Los 4 Anpeles
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22
Washinqton

%Patted for Ayers in seventh.
 By innings:
 Chicago O.. ..........1 100 800 1O0-7 Washington . ...... .001 900 202-5
 SUMMARY-Two- base hits: Noel Ter. @. Three base hite: Fournier. Charity. Double plays Henry and Mcbride: Moeller and Foster. Bas" on balls: off DumOnt. 3; off Scott 1: off Ayers, 2; off Shaw. l; Cicotte, l. Hits and earned runs: off Scott. r hits and runs in 1-3 innings; off Dumort, 6 hits and 1 run in 32-3 innings; off Cicotte. no hit and no run in 2-3 inning; off Ayers. hits and no runs in 8 1-3 innings; off Shaw, 3 hits and no runs in nings. Struck out: By Dumont, l; ty Ayers, by Shaw. 1; by Scott, 1.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22

+Patted for Ayers in seventh.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-22

SBatted for Betzel in ninth. "@Batted for Williams in ninth.