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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
VILLA NO ATACARA. -.
Uirnc de Ia charla plana).

general Murguia. a proposlto dc los
rumo~e que circulaban entire e! pue-
bio lie "a capital del vecino Estado
acercl de ia derrota sufrida por Nun
guia, del pr6Ximo ataque de los VI
llistas V de IN evacuation de Ia plaza
Dor las tr7pas carrancistas.
Con tiprs Jtandcs, eI Ilcrlod%N'
scmi-oficial 4 que aludo, y que ticne
fecha II del presente, publica IN
ti,u!o que dice: Hay que tener con
fianza," Y debajo unas declaraclo-
mes de Murguia, despues de decir que
son falsos los more que circular
accrca de que las tropas ~carrancls-
= iucron destruidas por los Willis
tas. Y para crear confianza. ell pc
ri6dico semi Official dice que mil
,.-ientos soldados al mando del ge-
neal Murg.lia hicieron ]retroccder a
.res mil b~andoleros, pcro que ante
Ia superioridad numerical del enemi-
20, eli jefe de las operaciones ordeno
IN replegamiento general sobre Pa
rial, obtenicndo asi IN triunfo, por-
que logr6 el objeto pcrseguido, que
era poner q salvo el material rotan-
te."
Tai declaration, en- e de crear
confianza. hizo que la poca que ha-
bia en- algunos parttlarios del cons
t!tucionalismo, desapareciera por com
plcto. pues Sc confesaba tacitamente
que cl general Murguia 'habia solo
salvado el material rodante" por mas
ulc Sc ,,ijera que "con sus mi dos
~cientos hombres habia hecho retr1-
ceder al enemigo." Lo que hlzo que
aumcntara Ia alarma y que los /
mores "faisos' circularan de boca
en- boca, fue Ell hecho de que la re-
tirada ordenada a Parral, Sc extern
diera menos que hasta Ia capital del
Las declaracicnes de Murguia dan
! conoce que en- Chihuahua TODD
hablaba del desastre, pues Ell
.itado jeef dijo a los %periodicos semi
oficia!es: Los rumores alarmantes
no Sc pueden e~vitar; pero tanto los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
Noticias d. Ia Ciiuu1dad
Sc SUPRIMIO LA GUARD!A
PRERCSTAL.

Con Ia partida del 27o de infante-
ia. el dfa de hoy, Ia guardia prebos-
tai del gobierno qle eStuvo funcio-
nando en- San Antonio cerca de IN
arc. sera relevada de tel servicio.
Los miembros de dicha guardia que
estaban en- Ia Estaci6n Central de
Po,lcia y funcionaban en- ceneNion
co7 esta, pasaron revista ante el to-
nionte Clifford J. Mathews.
H%biendo quedado p~-lcticamentc
abandonado el Campo Wilson. los
servicios De n Guardia Prebostal no
erln "a r~ecos2rios. Cuando IA cludad
estaba LENA lie soldadoa. entonces
presto rrar,Ies *er"icios esq guardia
pues p~eyiao muchos distu"bIos par
ticular!nente en- e. West Side.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
Sc HARA CBLIGATORIO Ell BA-
NO EN- LAS ESCUELAS PRl-
MARIAS DE 5. ANTONIO.

En- IN mitin que celebro antea-
yer el Comite de Salubridad de la
Camara de Concrete, Ell Inspector de
edificios plblicos, Mr.. Richter pro-
puso c1e Sc hicisra %obligatorio Ell
hano en- las escuelas primarias de
San Antonio.
La proposition de Mr.. Richter
Guiere que Sc estab.ezcan bahos EN-
todos los locales de las escuelas y
que el bano sea ''un curso' regular
de Ia escuela.
La proposition fue aprcbada por
81 Comite de Ia Camara de Concrete
V va Sc dan los pasoS necesarios para
~ercarrilar este asuEto en- ell sentido
cue Sc requiere.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
LOAgLE ~PRoEiIEiCION.

e. Jvez De Disr~ito de los Estadcs
uni&os he JaIo lie p.azo nara Ia
complete desapa-icion de los aP1G"-
tos mecanicos cue Sc Usda en- algu-
1as cas&s comercialeS como juegos de
azar, hasta Ell dia 10. de A3ril pro-
yilao. BESIDE csa fecha e. $50 Ge los
mes aparaecs es sacramento prohi-
DIDO. La prohibition Sc habia i!jado
pa-a el IS de este mes. pero e Juez
Hugh r. Robertson do dos semanas
de gracia fijando para el citad9 din
10. la absolute desaparicioa de esas
maQuinas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
REGlSTRO DE ESCRITURAS

SlO.-V. G. Morales a Eloisa R.
de G. Morales. q de Mario de 1917.
Lotes 1886. Block =. Colima San
tiago.
$500. NJ. Pedraza Y esposa a
Jose de J. Ped"aza. "A lie Febrero
de l917.-Lotes I. s Y 9. Block A.
Canine de Corpus Christi.
s5.-Clementina Duna a Antonio
Salinas. u Mario de 1917. Lotes 5.
.Nucvo Block de la ciudad 21S. Gale
de Ruiz.
l6.64.-G. L. Garcia por Sheriff a
John T. Smith. 6 de mayo 1916.
Lotes Al 45. Block Is. Block de IA
ciudld 1892.
SIS7S.-Antonio Martinez por she
riff . John T. Smith. 6 de Mario de
1917. Lotto 40. Block /. Block de a
ciudad 1894.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
DOS LEONES MARINOS LLEGA-
RON AL PARQUE BRAC-
KENRIDGE.

Los leones marines regalados q ia
C!uaad por Albert Stoves Sr., llega-
ron aqui aver Ell Is mahana, proce-
denies de Ia costa del Pacifico. In
mediatamente Sc les llev6 al sitio que
sc les tenia preparado en- e. Parfue
Breckenridge y Sc les do la prime
"a comida de pescado. Fran tres los
zones marinos que venian destina-
dos al parque, pero Il De clos mu'
10 en- el canine Y solo los dos res
-antes llegaron aqui. Uao pesa 13o
libras Y otro cerca de -.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
C~ONVOCATORIA

Por Ia presente Sc coDvoca 4 los
zelorcs socios ?ropietarios del Cast
no Mexicano de esta c;udad. para
que el rr6xirno domingo p de Mar
20 concurran Z las &c 4. H.. i Ia Sc
ion ordinaria que tendrl ~verifi>ativo
en- esa fccha en- el edificjo que ocupa
actaalmente en- Ia eSquina de las ca
lies Garden ' Nueva, bajo IL Si%0icn-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
NEXICANO EERIDO POR UN COM
PATRICIA SUYO.

\. Salazar de SO amos de eGGd :
iornalero. fue conduc;do a. Robert B.
Green Memorial Hospital a las $50
de antcnoche Q una herida de cu-
chi.'o en- el carrillo izQuicrdo. So
asa.t2nCa fue ORC meXicano, qu:cn
fue ~&rrestgr!o iuego po" el po,!cia Fro
hocsc. Salazar fua herido g pasa-
IA intersection de IA Gale de Conner
clio Y Ia Avenida de Santa Rosa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
PERMiSOS A R FINCAR.


}. S. Henayides. Casa de , Guar
IS. Gale Salinas. Block 2234.-
1928.
?. K. Crowell. Casa de 3 cuartos.
"a'le Dclmar. Block I604.-SS5O.
Sclosa y. TaIlcy. Edificio para
..enda. Gale Hartman. Block 3495.
$1,000.
A.iszion Wood and Coal Company.
Grale-o. Gale Bryand. Block 1886.
100.
Ssac~a 4. Litter. Bodegas. Gale
E~oefgan. Block 6l3.-S12OO.
SeGo:a E. Martens. Garage. Ave
.;aa Pos. Block 3593.-S100.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
MUJER HERIDA EN- LA CARA

Juana Perez, residente en- IA por-
ci6n so de Il ciudsd. fue cortada de
Ia cara con IN cuchillo manejado por
otra mujer. antenoche cerca de las
1880. l. a~saltaHte hugo luego de
cometer " de.ito Y ii herida fue H.
vada al Memorial Hospital para ST
tratamiealo mGd!co-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
TiROS AL BLANCO.
(Nienc de la Ga. plana)

que Sc lie pareZca.
:. :: ::
Claro que muy lcjos
estoy de la idea
de comparaciones
hacer entire aQuella
zorra de las twas
V don Luis Cabrera;
pero es que Ia genie,
charladora eterna,
dice que los tiempos
que las pobres zorras
son de tai manera
cue mueren de dieta
no consi3uen uvas...
y hasta las desprecian,
Y que los "dc facto"
plata no Sc agencian
aunque para ell case,
segun Sc comenta,
ofrecen les bueyes
Y hasta la carreta...
CHANTECLER.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
PARTICIPANTS AL PUBLICO

ale ha5:endo &mp!iajo nues1ra casa
&c BANOS, estamOs Ell mejores con-
diciones de of.cce- bahos: RUSOS,
TURCOS. DE- TINA, De REGADE-
RA. ETC. cor coGa clase de comodi-
IaGes.
IMPERIAL TURKISH BATH
HOUSE. Suite. ..3co de- Moore Bldg.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24

qIe los propalan como los que los
Green, tendran que convencerse de
su falsedad; 81, porque todos esos
rumores que llenan Ia ciudad son fal
SOS absolutamente."
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
RECISTRO CIVIL.
Licencias de matrimonio.

Juan Guzman Y Josefa Garcia.
Pablo r. CorteS " -AguStlna Lo-
PEI.
A.lbino Gomez Y Manueia Marti-
neZ.
Petronilo Elinaldo y Petra Lopez.
Juan Garcia V Rosa Chavez.
Jesus Rodriguez Y Evangellna
ValdeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
Nacimientos

Dos gemelos (seXo ~masculino) del
matrimonio Pablo Garcia. Gale S.
Leona No. 9l2.
In nino del matrimonio Jesus Pc.
rales. .Avenida n. Santa Rosa. No.
42l.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24

Cuando necesite Gbros en- esPanol
dirijase d I~gnacio E. Lozano.-6o7.
Doloresa ST. San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
Defunciones.

Sonora Julia A. Ottmanns. As amos,
Hospital de Medicos Y Cirujanos.
Martin CARA. u amos. Gale de
San Luis No. 923.
Zaragoza Rabago. 3 amos. Gale
de San Luis No. 100.
Tn nino de A. Arocha. 4 dias. Ca
lies de Colorado Y Morales.
Angela Chandler. 2 amos. Gale
X. Theo No. 242.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
45a. Corte ce Dist-iso
Nuevas demands prcsentadas

Nuevas Demands prcsentadas
". Schultz Y socios contra j. R.
Davis Y s%ocioS. Acci0n paar practi-
a vista al Console lie Escuelas del
CordaGo : Mandamiento.
Ben i. Kelly contra U. H. Bearks
hca- : socios. DisoiUci5n de socicdad
: G.aadaEieGto.
Frank Liocrti contra Samuel &
Sanders y socios. Danos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
Gouraud's -,
Oriental Cream

que imparte a Ia piel csc aspecto tan
deseado. Lacremafacialfluida suprema
por mas de 65 amos, que Ia merecido
los elosios de las damas eleeanteS dc
dos co%ntinentes- No conticne srasa,
IS calmaCte ySanativa. PruebeSe hoyy
ssase 10 retrescanteque es para Ia pieL.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-02-15
SOUTHEAST-COE

Mrs. Mary Byers spent the latter
part of last week in Alma visiting
with her son and family. She re-
turned home Sunday.
The church services Sunday both
morning and evening, were well at
tended considering the cold weather.
The services were exceptionally good.
Elder Murray delivered two fine SER
mons. At the close of the services the
gospel team presented Elder Murray
a complete surprise to him, and for
which he is very grateful.
This next Friday evening the Cos
pei team will hold an oyster supper
at Coe Hall The team will furnish
the supper and do the cooking. All
the ladies are requested TO do. is to
bring their husbands.
Last week Monday. while hunting
near Hamlin Greek, Byron Myers, 10
years old son OF John Myers of St.
Louis met death, when gun shot
lodged in his head. just above the eye.
The body was brought to his old
home. The funeral services were held
at the Presbyterian church. an inter-
men was made in Pleasant Ridge
cemetery.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-02-15
MRS. MELT0K'S LETTER
To T;rad Worn o,,4 Matthews

Jackson. Miss shall feel repaid
for writing this letter if | can help any
tired, WORKOUT mother or housckeepcr
to find health and strength as ! have.
II have a family OF five, sew, cook
and do my homework and | became
very much rundown in health A friend
asked me to try Ninol | did 90 and now
am well and strong and my old time
energy has been restored. Ninol has no
superior "a a tonic for WORKOUT, run
down, tired mothers or housckeepers.
Mrs J. y MELTON, Jackson, Miss
Look Paterson Drug Co.. Alma. Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-02-15
n. f. NORTH STAR

Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Guy Holmes. son of James
Holmes of this place and Miss Marie
Jennings of Ithaca
Rev. w G.. Polly breaches every
Sunday afternoon at Sources Memorial
church, at 2:30 o'clock. Sunday school
al 80. All are welcome.
The w C. T. t. hold a Francis Viii
lad meeting February 2lst at Mrs
Luther Carriers at Town Line, east
oil Ithaca. Program and dinner
Mrs Margaret Emo has sold her
farm east of Ithaca, to Nh Christie
Of Newark and viii reside in ithaca
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-02-15
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Alma. Mich. Feh. II. 10

Alma, Mich, Feb. II, 1917
Advertised list for week ending
February ~, 1917.
Miss Leila Baldwin
Mr. Melvin Crisenbery.
Mr. r. c. Greenwood
Mr.. Arthur Guatkowski
Mr. VIM Htsman.
Miss Mabel Hook
w. n Hutchinson q Son
Mister Kitty.
Mr.. G.. II. Laing.
Allen ID. Morrel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Olney
Mr. Jess Pickering
Mr. Elme Powell.
Miss Pauline Smith.
Miss Sibyl A. Wheeler
The above, if not called for, will be
sent to the Dead Letter office Febru-
airy 26. 1917.
v. p. CASH. Postmaster.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-02-15
A Smooth,
Hairless Skin for
Every Woman
For Beauty Secrets.

With the aid of plain medol paste
il is an easy matter TO rid the skin
of unsightly hairy growths. The
paste is made by mixing seem water
with powdered medol This is applied
to the hair not wanted and after two
or three minutes rubbed off and the
skin washed, when every trace of hair
will have vanished When you go to
your druggist for medol be sure to
get the genuine article. and if he will
not supply you, the American Pro-
pietary Co., of Boston. will send you
a soc or $1.00 package by mail.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-02-15
SAGVE' w'Epr'Ful aeEEE nv
ltgar Ssr0MASH'.A.|


81. - 4. 4 IA. @ &c. 4. 9. 4
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Stomach and fntestines, Auto Intoxi-
cation. Yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis
and other fatal ailments result from
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ach Sufferers owe their complete re.
coyery to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
Unlike any other for Stomach All.
ments For sale by Charles Murphy
aud druggists everywhere.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-28
Tennis
 Football Bowling
M|LLERS C|NCH
 INITIAL SERIES
 BY LICKING RAY

HAYDEN. May 2S.-The Mill and Mines played If innings of thrilling ball at Ray today, the AIillers finally win ming in the 14th by punching hits off Delhi and driving in two runs.
 Pitcher Rankin Johnson, who re- placed Brandt on the mound in the tenth inning, was the star performer of the game. Besides pitching his usually brilliant game. it was his timely single in the last inning that brought in the winning runs.
 Westersil, the Millers' third baseman, also played sterling ball both in the field and at bat. Delhi for the Miners, twirled a steady game until the four teenth inning, when he weakened greatly.
 Nick Demmaggio. the Miners little outfielder, starred at bat for the losers. being credited with three solid bingles. Today's game gives the Mill team the first series regardless of the outcome of the remaining games.
 The Miners have recently secured the services of Metz, a high-class first baseman, who is now en route to Ray and Manager Beaumiller is planning on making other shifts in his lineup for the next series. The score:
 RHE Hayden =. O2O O00 OO1 100 O2-G 10 4 Ray ~ 200 001 900 100 00-4 10 , Batteries-Brandt. Johnson and Car isch, Burch; Delhi and Tonneman. Um- pire Anderson
Arizona republican., 1917-05-28
VIVIAN PRAISES WILSON
Republican A. p Leased Wire

PARIS, May 27.-" President Wilson, said M. Niviani the minister of justice just returned from the United States in an interview in the Temps is a man of high intellect, whose mind has been refined by study and whose penetrat- ing vision perceives all shades of Amer ioan opinion in the vast country with it's one hundred and ten millions of people where all races are intermingied. He possesses in the highest degree two masterly qualities which mark the statesmen, namely. patience, wherein no event can draw from him premature conclusion, and when he has reached his conclusion action from which noth- ing can make him recede
Arizona republican., 1917-05-28
URGES COAL SAVING 1 Republican A. P. Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, May 27.-An appeal to the country's houSeholders to save every pound of coal possible and thus help in the war was made tonight by F. $. Peabody, chairman of the na- tional coal board of the Council of De- fense. The pound of coal that you save today, MT Citizen" said Mr Pea body, may contain energy necessary to drive a shell home through to the enemy and spell victory instead of de- feat The pounds of coal that many MT. Citizens may save on many days may forge the shells that may decide the war in favor of a worlds dem- ocracy'
Arizona republican., 1917-05-28
IA TOURETTE W|NIS CLASS \ CUP WITH
 148 HITS IN 200

One of the most successful shoots in the history of the Phoenix Rifle club was held on the range yesterday. The regular monthly cups were shot for. and in addition the chamber of commerce in addition, the chamber of commerce
 A large gallery watched the entire series of matches. Dr. Lorenzo Boido, donor of the handsome class A cup, captured the C. of C. cup with score of 92
 Class A was won by Lyman La Tou- rette, Harold Wells took the class B cup, and R. I. Henderson moved into C class and took that cup. E. A. Sigler surprised all present by a remarka ble perfolmanc for q novice and won in that division.
 The scores in detail for A, E, C, and Novice classes follow:
Arizona republican., 1917-05-28
SERVICE NOT REoUlPFO

ITE'9UEIINdI7 N' r. LVdSSu VVHtI
 FL PASO, May 24-Acting upon in- structions from the minister of foreign relations of Mexico, Consul Eduardo Soriano Bravo today issued a procla- nation addressed to all Mexican citi- zens living within his jurisdiction ad- vising them that, under no conditions would they be required to perform mil htary service in the United States army. The proclamation was issued to contradict the rumOrs which have been circulated among MeXicans along the border that they would he forced to serve in the American army.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-28
Eighth Inning


 Pastimes-Bagley struck out. Stuckey lifted to F. Westfall Johns struck out. No runs, no hits and no errors. Outiaws-pePriest and Anderson struck out. Gilland threw Burns out at first. No runs, no hits and no CT TOTS.
 Ninth Inning
 Pastimes-Oppy singled to left as | starter. Cross lifted to Parathon. Sea- man was out, DePriest to Anderson, Oppy taking second. Leach got his fourth hit of the day, single to center, scoring Oppy. Leach took second on the throw home. Geare shot single to left Leach stopping at third. Gilland ended the game by lifting to Stewart in right field. One run, three hits and no errors
Arizona republican., 1917-05-28

Batteries: Caldwell, Russell and Walters; Lambeth. Eagby and O'NeiH. Two base hits. Caldwell. Roth. Bagby Home runs, Pipp, Speaker Stolen base Maisel. Double plays Peckinpaugh. Maisel and Pipp; Pipp. Walters. Peck inpaugh and Baker. Bases on balls off Caldwell ,. Russell ,. Love ,. Hits off Caldwell, in (noEe out in third); 2-3 off Lambeth in (none out fin 4th); off Bagby ? in s. Struck out, by Caldwell l, Love 3. Lambeth 1. Bagby ?. Empires Moriarity and Evans.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-28

Jimmy Ring, Cincinnati Red pitching recruit, who has had trials with Brooklyn and with the New York Yank> IS in seasons past, seems all set for a fig league job at last. When Ring reported to the Reds this spring, nothing great was expected of him, but he has done far better work than several other recruits who were regarded as better prospects
Arizona republican., 1917-05-28
Chicaqo

Chicago .0l1 900 02X-4 1
 Batteries: Johnson and Ainsmith; ; Cicotte and Schalk; two base hits. Lie bold. Johnson. Three base hits Foster. Stolen bases. Liebold, E. Collins; double plays, Jackson to Gandil Bases on balls, off Cicotte, one. Struck out. by Johnson 1: by Cicotte 2. Empires, Mccormick, Nallin and Connolly.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-28
g 4 II 24 13 $ Outlaws

summary Home run: Seaman. Ihree-base hits: Leach. Double plays: Ceare to Leach to Seaman: DePriest 10 Westfan to Daele Sacrifice hits: F. Westfall. Stolen bases: H. WestfaIl '. Westfall, Johnson ?. Peters ,. De- Priest Hit by pitched ball: Glow by Cross Bagley by DePriest. Struck out: By DePriest, [; by Cross, ?; by Johns, 0. Hits: Off Cross, hits in innings: off Johns, hits in innings: off De- Priest II hits in innings. Bases on balls; Off DePriest. 2; off Cross, 2: off Johns, l. Wild pitches: Cross, ?: Johns l. Passed balls: King. Time of game. 1:54
Arizona republican., 1917-05-28

Ruth Boston, has won elght or the nine games in which he has pitched but has been found for 2.54 earned runs per game.
 In the National League Burns of New York with an average of 3S1 has dis placed Jack Smith, St. Louis, as the leading hitter among the regulars, Wilhoit, Boston, is a point ahead of Purns but he has participated in only fifteen games as against twenty seven for the New Yorker. Burns also leads in runs scored with 21 and is tied with Baird, Pittsburg, for stolen base hon. ors, each having seven. Philadelphia has batted it's way to a tie at 27S with New York for team hitting. Three hundred" batters who have participated in fifteen or more games are:
 Wilhoit, Boston. 3S2; Burns. New York. 3S1: Roush, Cincinnati, 360; Fischer. Pittsburg, 360; Jack Smith, St. Louis, 353; Ruetherf, Chicago, 345; Griffith. Cincinnati 342 Cravath Phi ladelphia, 337; Kauff, New York. 3SS; Killifer, Philadelphia, 326 McCarty, New York, 324: Cruise, St. Louis. 311: Zimmerman. New York, BIO: Wheat, Brooklyn. 305: Whitted, Philadelphia, 302; Miller, Brooklyn 300. Leading pitchers who have appeared in eight or
Arizona republican., 1917-05-28
200 yds. 300 yds. rapid fire rapid fire
300 yds. 500 yds.

Wo possibles weer made by La Teu- retle at rapid fire and Gulley also fired perfect score at 800 yards slow fire
 The range will be open all day every day and the next shoot of the Pboeniy Rifle club will take place the last Sun day in June
Arizona republican., 1917-05-28
TON-bROWNS
 BATTLE ELEVEN
 INNINGS T0 TIE
rsepubIican A. D. Leased wire1

ST. LOUIS, May 27.-Boston and St. Louis battled eleven innings to tie today, darkness preventing further play. Lavan, St. Louis shortstop. was spiked in the arm and forced to retire in the sixth when JanVrin slid into second
 Ros<o0
Arizona republican., 1917-05-28
WESTERN LEAGUE

Republican A p Leased Wire1 Des Moines 5-5 Sioux City 6-1. Lincoln 7-3, Omaha 2-1. Joplin 2-3. Denver 7-1.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-28
THREE OUT IF FOUR
 CLEVELAND SCORE
 AGAINST NEW YORK
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CLEVELAND. May 27-Cleveland made it three out Of four from New York. Two home runs were made over the right field wall, Pipp and Speaker being the batters.
 MaNu NorL
Arizona republican., 1917-05-28
PITCHERS DUEL GIVES SIX GAME;
 JOHNSON LOSES
IRepubIican A. p. Leased Wirel

CHICAGO May 27.-Cicotte had the better of a pitchers duel with Walter Johnson and Chicago won. making four in a row from Washington
 Washincton
Arizona republican., 1917-05-28
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

tReptb,ican A. ?. Leased WireJ Al Chattarooga 1:%New Orleans i. At Nashville ,, Mobile 3. At Memphis 3; Birmingham g.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-28
INDIAN H|TTERS SETTING MERRY
 PACE IN \. |.
Republican A. p. leased Wirel

Repubiican A. F. -cdSeC WireI
 CHICAGO, May 27.-Cleveland bat ters are setting a merry pase for 300 hitters in the American league. Unof- ficial averages released today show three Of the team-Speaker, Wamb- ganns and Chapman.dn that class, Speaker leading the league with .359. The figures include games of last We'd nesday.
 Chapman also is showing the way to base stealers and sacrifice hitters. He has stolen thirteen bases, as against seven for Cobb and has made nineteen sacrifice hits. St. Louis leads in club batting with 250. Leading batters who have played in fifteen or more games are:
 Speaker, Cleveland, 339; Wambs- ganss Cleveland, BPS; HendryX, New York, 327: Miller St. Louis, 32O; Walk er Boston. 31S Sisler St. Louis, 3l1; Cobb, Detroit 315; Chapman. Cleve- land. 314 McInnis Philadelphia, 300.
 Leading pitchers who have served in eight or more games, rated according +,
Arizona republican., 1917-05-28
Third Inning

Pastimes-Seaman went out, Para thon to Daele Leach singled. to right and was forced by Geare, Johnson to Parathon. Gilland went out, Parathon to Daele. No runs, one hit and no errors.
 Outlaws - Daele walked on four pitched balls. F. Westfall sacrificed him to second. DePriest lined to Gil land and Daele was doubled Gilland to Geare to Gilland. One run, no hits and no errors
Arizona republican., 1917-05-28
National League
Coast League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American Leauue

 Boston 1, St. Louis l. tCalled end l1th; darkness.) Cleveland 7 New York 3. Chicago i, Washington 1. Philadelphia Detroit game postponed, rain