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YANKS LOSE TO BROWNS
SUNDAY GAME IN MANHATTAN
BRINGS OUT LARGE CROWD
Army and Navy officials Witness Bene-
fit Contcst-PItchers' Hattie De-
tween Caldwell and SothOrOn.

NEW YORK. June list. Louis de-
feated New York here to-day, 9 to l.
in the first Sunday major leaguo cham
pionship game ever played IN Manhat-
tan Borough. The game was preceded
by u patriotic band concert. parade
OF an engineers regiment which at
tenoeL in body. and drills 'by the
contending players.
The ent.ie gate receipts will go to
tho treasury of the engineers reserve
corps for tho support of dependents OF
it's members. The gamo was attended
by numerous army and navy officers,
including Major-General j. Franklin
Bell, commander of the Department OF
the East. and Rear-Admiral Usher,
commandant Of tho New York Navy
Yard.
~ crowd OF 3o.ooo-one of the
greatest throngs that ever saw the To-
cal Americans play-attended the
game.
The sum of $4,000 will be turned
over TO the engineers regiment as the
proceeds Of the game.
The contest developed into tight
pitchers battle between Ray Caldwell.
til" Yankee veteran, and Al Sothoron.
the young pitcr.ng find OF the st.
Louis Browns. The two men fought
an even Hattie. as each allowed hvc
hits and walked three men. Neither
Caldwell nor Sothoron permitted an
earned run. Errors decided tho game
in St Louis's favor in the fourth in
ming. Pratt made two bases on Peck
inpaugh's tumble, and Baker made
high throw OF Johnson's sacrifice bunt.
Pratt was out at the plate on Soth
oron's grounder to Maisel. but Shot
tons single drove In Johnson, and
Sothoron scored what proved to be
tho winning run on Austin's sacrifice
fly. New York scored It's run in the
seventh inning when Miller was safe
on nun by Marsnns, and scored on
singles by Peckinpaugh and Walters.
The score:
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.U-B0AT FIGURES FOR MAY
EXPECTED TO D|sAPPO|NT
German Admiralty Delays Publlca-
ton While Preparing Poo
pie for Situation.
TRYING TO KEEP SPIRITS UP
Kaiser's Subjects, In Increasing
Numbers. Reported as Awakening
to Fact That They Have Been De-
ccived in Submarine Warfare.
Ipy Associated Dress


COPENHAGEN. Juno II (via Lon
don. June lS).-The German Admiralty
is showing no haste to publish the
submarine statistics for May. No csti.
mates OF them or even approximations
have yet been Issued. though announce
mont Of tho Million ton result In ApriI
was made May 6. and the figures for
March were published April 10.
Tho delay tends to confirm the inn
preston that the May statistics Will
show a considerable falling OF from
the. April figures. Information from
Germany being to tho effect that be-
tween 100000 and 100000 tons uere
sunk in May. 1t also is thought her.
that tho German Admiralty is endeav-
oring TO prepare tho public for tho sit
uation by long dissertations that ro-
suits arc to be measured not by the
actual tons sunk. but by the guns and
men which the necessity OF arminy
ships keeps from being sent to the
front
The newspaper writers Mt tho Berlin
press conference on Friday were In
structed to cmphasize the delay and
embarrassment to allied commerce
caused by the necessity OF conveying
ships. They were given no definite
date concerning tho end OF tho war
through the submarine campaign, and
the submarine press. like the Taec.
Zeitung and the kreus Zeitunk, have
shown marked nervousness at the men.
ton by the conservative leader, Herr
Won Heydebrand OF two months Az the
outside limit as the tlme necessary TO
see the finish OF England. The Tagcs
Zeitung Immediately protested against
too liberal Interpretation OF Herr
Won Heydebrand's time limit. and sur
rounded it with n hedge OF conditions
and explanations.
Tho Admiralty press bureau. inspired
to further activity by Major Morahrs
statent In the Tages Zcitung that
the submarine hao Done nothing to in
terfere with the shipment OF mum.
lions and supplies from England 70
France. recently gave the newspaper
correspondents permission TO print
statements that the campaign had at
tanned what was desired. by interfer-
ring with supplies OF raw material for
munitions and food for munition work.
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SEESAW RACES CONTINUE
IN BOTH MAJOR LEAGUES
Giants md innks Only First Division
Clubs to Show Improvement--LonS
Gnmcs Feature Week.

See-saw races continued last week in
the major leagues, especially the Ma
tonal, and, except for the New York
teams. none of tho first division con-
tenders showed any marked improve
mcnt That also is true OF the second
division teams.
In tho National New York appar-
emily recovered from the setback dealt
by Cincinnati. and. after losing to Chi
cago sunday came through the week
without another defeat, winning five
straight from Chicago and Pittsburgh
Mrt;raw's heavy hitters displayed more
Skin. especially Zimmerman. Philadel-
phih, aided by consistent hitting by
l'aSkcri and Whitfield. took two out
or three from st. Louis and two out OF
the Iirst three contests with Cincinnati
saturday the Phiilies lost 10 the Reds
. to /.
Philadelphia held first place until
Thursday, when New York went ahead
only TO tie Philadelphia for the lead
on Friday. when the phillies beat Gin
cinnati while the Giants were idle
Saturday. New York took the lead
again. Chicago fell back during the
week, but there was little change
among the other i've clubs, none being
able 10 win consistently
chicago retained the lead in the
american and improved lis standing
slightly, but mostly because Boston
was unable TO get going again. Play
ms against New York at the Polo
Grounds Tuesday and Wednesday,, the
WhItc So% hit the ball hard enough 10
Win, but the Yankees took both games.
INC htst OF which went twelve innings
ana the second ten innings In the
series with 81. Louis. Boston took one
/ OUT OF the three games and lost tho
/ hrst two OF the series against Chicauo
| FRIDAY and Saturday The champIons
are not hitting and Barry's pitching
stan has lost It's cunning for the time
| being.
After winning two games from IN.
| White Soa, NeY York fell unon ~
! Louis Friday and Saturday ana hc, I,
. 1iowhh In poth gamcs. Tho hit
| Ting Of the Yankees, more than anv.
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PATRIOTIC GOLF TOURNEY
z. f.. G. 4. Rrpiac~x Annual Omen
Cham ionship With National
COMPETITIONS
LRy Assoc.Atea - !

NEW YORK. June l7-Reg!nninE
next Wednesday and lasting unt!l Fri
Gay, June -. on the links Of the
White Marsh valley Country club
Philadelphia. q national patriotic omen
golf tournament. which this year take.
the place OF the annra! open cham
pionship Of the United States Golf
Association. will be played
Secretary 4. f. Whitney. o. the
United States Golf Association, in an
announcing the pairings Of the seventy
four entrants, stated that other entries
were expected before the opening DAYS
play began so that the field may be
equal to that Of last year. when an
even 100 golfers competed for the title
which was won by Charles T.. C"Chick')
Evans, OF Chicago Neither Evans MOI
Jerome y. Travers. the 1915 winner
has sent IN an entry, but seven othe,
prominent amateurs arc included IL
tho list Of pairinga
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WEST END GUN CLUB PLANS
SHOOT TO AID RED CROSS
Join with Other Clubs Of Country 20
Provide Ambulance for American


Bob Cabell and Dick Coleman. as
sisted by Gusty wind. made the talent
mourn out at the West End traps Sat-
urday afternoon. Their good 95 per
cent cards showed nifty work. consid-
crinE the conditions.
Jim Anderson chewed UP Cornell and
Goodloe. He said he had let them beat
him once or twice lately, and that 1t
had come mighty near running them {:
that they were good fellows and had a
lot of fine friends, admitted that his
and their scores were way below what
they generally made. He said that he
thought this statement was due him, II
not them.
The club decided to hold a "Red
Cross" shoot on June 80. All the prin-
ciple gun clubs in the United States are
holding such shoots June IS to July 4.
the proceeds TO he used to buy an am
bulance unit for service Of American
troops in France. The secretary was
instructed to invite all the shooters to
this shoot. and to give it much
publicity as possible. Saturday scores:
a
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thing else. accounted for the good
showing by the team during the week.
Cleveland and Washington battled hard
in three games. and only one was de-
cided. the others ending in ties Tues
day the Senators and Indians played
sixteen innings until darkness inter
rened with the score . to . The fol-
lowing day Washington took tho first
game or a double header. but the sec
ond contest went eleven innings with
the score ! and 1 when darkness cacoc
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hoy MAKES BOMn OF
PENCIL; LOSES HAND

LORAIN. OHIO, June DETERMINATIONS.
10 Dc real munition worker just like
some OF MS srown-up companions cost
tourteen-year-o John Katonak his
right hand and lacerated his knee.
Johnny TOOK the lead from a pencil,
hlied 'he holiow tube with powder and
plugged 1t with dynamite cap in each
end. he attached electric wires to
set OH the charge. and when the wires
became crossed the explosion followed.
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MISS M0LI.A BJURSTED WINS
TIE DELAWARE STATE TITLE

WILMINGTON. DEL. June l7.-Miss
Molla Bjursted. national tennis cham
pion. yesterday won tho woman's State
patriotic tennis championship. defeat
ing Mrs. knud Dahl. Swiss champion.
in straight sets, Ga. Ga.
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A'o Af' ~ isoAii
Score by innings:

Ehiiadelphia ..........o oo52oeo %
Cleveland ............o . 2 n-5
Summary: Errors-Roth. Harris. Two
base hits.Schang -. Strunk. fsiksnhurs,
burg. Home run-Gooch. Sacrifice hits
McInnis, Howard. Harris Stolen bases
Chapman. Bodie. Double plays-Spenker 10
o'Neil: Chapman to Harris. Bases on balIa
off FalkenburE. .: off Morton. .: on Lam
beth |: OF Klepfer. |. Struck ou,-hy
E@lk;enbursi 2; Ey Morton Morton 2 M,.S.otf
in "a innings; on Lambeth. none in
inning. Umpires. Evans and MORTALITY.
Time, hours,
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RICHMOND TEAM FACES
MUCH WORK THIS WEEK
Rochester Closes Series With Locals
Io-Day-1NrO Gnmcs With Buffalo
TueSday-Injurcd Returning.

The Richmond baseball team faces
rather hard week, beginning with the
final game of the series with Rochester
at Boulevard Field this afternoon.
Buffalo follows the Hustlers here, and
Will lock horns with the locals in a
double header on Tuesday. The Herd
will be here for the Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday game, after which
Montreal appears for two games on
Saturday and contests Monday and
Tuesday OF the following week..
Present Indications are that. with
fair pitching. the locals will be able
10 continue the progress they have
been making during The last week or
ten days knabe has been able TO in
still considerable pepper into the
players. particularly George Distcl.
and 10 develop something closely re-
sembling punch. Even the hurlers
appear to be going better. and the
fans have begun following the games
again and taking an interest in the
work of the men.
While Manager Knabe was injured
on Saturday. when he collideI with
Farrell on the base lines. and was
forced to retire from the gamcs, he
Will return TO his position this after
noon. Charlie Hanford, out OF the
game for some time with laceratcd
fingers. also is expected back in tn.
lineup early this week. while Rcd
Mcpcrmott. recently operated upon for
tonsiiitis. probably will be able to re-
sumo his duties ere long
Hack Eibel, who has pitched in p
couple OF games for the locals on the
road. and who has been anxious to
display his ability as moundsman
10 Richmond fans. probably will be
given an opportunity for so doing this
week. II is possible he will pitch one
of the games on Tuesday, with Car
michael working in the other.
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TotulsSs 3 so1ll Totals. SO 81: 81 J
'Satie6 for Smith in eighth.
fRatted for Wilson In eighth.
tHatted for Seaton In eighth.
tEa,tnI Tor Nnrtrnan In ninth.

Score by innings: r.
BOSTON ...............0 q 0-a
Chicago ................o Ia
SUMMARY: Errors-Fi,zpa,rck. Wilhoit.
DOYLE. Ncrklc t:l Left or bases-Boston.
2: Chicago. y. Ets-oH Hendrix. in 3
innings on Allen. 10 in innings: OF Sea-
ton, IN innings. Two base hts
Msrkle DOYLE. Double play-peal to Doyle
70 Mcrkie. Bases, on halls,-oH. alien, :; on
Barnes. on Hendrix, . OF Seato0. !,
Struck out-by Allen. Z; by Barnes ;: By
Hendrix, ! by Seaton. !. Wild pitch
Hendrix. I'm pircs. O'Day and Harrison.
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American Associntion.

AZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o: st.
Paul. 10 trrst game). Milwaukee, Z;
st. Paul. IL (sccond game).
At Kansas City---kansas City, /;
Minneapolis. thrst gamc): Kansas
CITY IL; Minneapolis. 4 (sccond gamc).
AZ Toiedo--Toledo. .: Columbus, 7
thrst game): Toledo, s; Columbus. 4
(second gamc).
AT Observation-Disclosures o:
Louisville. (tirst game): Indianapolis.
3: Louisville, (second game).
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St. Louis ...........o o 0 o-2
New York ............O q O-l
summary: Errors-marsans Baker. Peck
irpaugh (2b. Two-busc ht-Marsans.
Three base hit-Jackson. Sacrifice hits
Johnson. Sothoron. Sacrifice fy-Austin
LEFT on bnses-New York. Z: ST Louis. d.
First base errors---New York. !: St.
Louis. 3. Bases on balis-on Caldwell, 3:
on Sothoron. 3. Struck out--by Caldwell. ):
by Sothoron 6. Umpircs. O'Loughlin. HI
debrhnd and Nallin. Time. 2;l3.
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NEWARK SWAMPS TORONTO

NEWARK. y. J., June 17.--Newark
swamped Toronto here to-day, in both
parts OF q doublc-bill, taking the first
game I To o, and winning the second
one, IS to .. Newark got fourteen hits
in The first game and nineteen in the
second Ross EIdred's hitting fca-
tured. He got three hits in the first
game and four in the second. The
scores.
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I<AUFF'S HOME RUN DEFEATS
NATIONALS IN SPECIAL GAME

AKRON. OHIO. juno 1.-THE Wash
ington club, of the American League,
pat up good losing battle aRainBt the
Giants here to-day. The only run
scored was that OF Benny kaun. who
put the ball over tho center-fcid fence
for home run. The contest WAS n
pitchers battle between Middleton and
GalliA.
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CUBS LOSE TO BRAVES

CHICAGO. June lT.-Boston concen-
rratcd most of their attack in the sixth
inning to-day and defeated Chicago, ;
10 3, in the final game of the series.
The game was marked by close dect-
sions. which resulted in the retireme mt
from the field OF Doyle. Mitchell, Ar
cher Smith and Hughes. The score:
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vospeu heats Throckmorton.

NEW YORK. June les. Howard
Nospell. national indoor tennis cham
pion. yesterday defeated Harold
Throckmorton. national intcrscholastic
champion. in the Country Club tourna
ment in straight sets. So. Us. Ga.
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ST. Louis.
IsrooklNn u.
Totals. / 6:+ Totals. So : L. -

Score .! lnnings' II;
Brooklyn .........-...o .!
81, Louis .........4 0 0 -
Sui.lrnary Errors-HinchInan cu,sha~.
I!ornshN Two-base hits-l.ouG, Miller.
sacrinoc hi;s-Bstrd CD. Double plays
j. Smith TO SNYDER; Olson TO Cutshaw:
Eornsby to Miller 20 Paulette. Hornsby 20
Pauic,,e 10 Baird. DAuhert TO Olson. Hit
by pltcher-hy Amcs tSienEeD. Buses on
hslls--off MarguarG. /: of Aines. 5. Struck
oui-hy Marcvard. ]: by Ames by PEI.
Left on tascs-S; Louis :: Brooklyn. :.
Time i<e. Jinpires. Klein and Bransfeld.
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REOs BUNCH B|NGLES
AL EXANDER LOSES CUNNING
IN THIRD FRAME OF GAME
YbiIIte. Manage to Tie Contest In Ninth
lint Opponents WIN In Twelfth.
Score 5 to 4.

CINCINNATI. juno 17.--By punching
hits in two innings Cincinnati defeat
cd Philadelphia In n twclve-inning
camc to-day, to 4. giving the locals
,hrce out OF i've for the series. With
The score tie in the twelfth inning.
Rousch Chase and Wingo singled.
Jsousch SCORING The score:
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MACKMEN DOWN INDIANS

CLEVELAND. June 17.-Philadelphi la
to day defeated Cleveland. to S. scor-
ing seven runs in the fourth inning,
when Gooch hit home run to center
field with the bases filled. SchanE was
purposely passed ahead OF him. Falk-
enberg was hit hard. hut the game
never was in doubt The score:
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CARDS POUND MARQUARD

ct LOUIS. June list. Louis drove
Marouard from tho box in the second
inning to-day. after pilinE up nine hts
for total Of six runs and won from
Rrooklvn TO /. ST. Louis has won
rhr.c of the four games played here
.viih the champions. The score:
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WHERE THEY rI-af TODAY
Detroit mt Washington
Cleveland al PHILADELPHIA.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY i1-aY TODAY.
Rochester at Richmond.
Buffalo ut Baltimore.
Toronto ut Newark
Montreal at Provide nee
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Southern Association.

AZ New Orleans-New Orleans. g.:
Memphis. I.
Al Chattanooga-Chatta IL;
Atlanta, 4.
At Mobile-Mobilc. IL: Little Rock,
lO-3
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SPAIN HOPES NEW PREMIER
CAN FIND SOME SOLUTION
Nation Faces Serious Internal Crisis,
Presenting Acute Problem
for Ministry.
DEMAND FOR INDEPENDENCE
Inhabitants Of Catalonia Openly De-
clare for Complete Freedom From
Government - External Situation
Made Critical by Pro.Germans.
Inv As.ocInted pro-, !


PARIS, juno l7.-Soms light Is
thrown on the present situation In
Spain. which has been the cause Of
misgivings recently. by special cor
respondent OF the Petit Parisien. who
has boon making an investigation
there. lie wires the following sum-
mary OF the situation which made the
position OF the lato Cabinet untenable,
and presents an acute problem for tho
new ministry:
First OF all, the situation in Catalonia
"a district OF about 1900 square miles
in the northeast OF Spain. with a popu-
lation OF nearly 100000. whose capital
is Barcelona) is critical. The inhabi-
tants are aroused against the Spanish
government. and are agitatins Insist
entity for complete independence. One
faction openly declares. in a Barcelona
newspaper. that it will obey no law
not passed by Catalonians for Gaia
lonians. and demands independence at
any price.
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
DEMAND SPEEDY ACTION
Aside from this local situation. the
correspondent finds that the economic
state Of affairs in general demands
speedy action by the Cabinet. Strikes
are imminent, especially in Asturias
Can important district In Northwestern
Spain. on the Bay Of Biscay). and may
break out tomorrow. Strikes are un-
der discussion by all railroad employees
and most OF the Industrial workers.
The cost Of living has advanced Is to
25 per cent in the last three months.
and now the poor can no longer endure
tho sting.
The supply OF coal is so scanty that
IT is almost impossible to operate
trains. StaGnation OF the export trade.
owing to the submarine warfare. Ia
resulting in growing irritation.
Finally. there Is the external situa-
ton. which everywhere is recognized
as grave for Spain. and which, the
correspondent says. is made Infinitely
more troublesome by German espion-
age, German intimidation and the Ger
manophile press. which has wounded
and antaGonizcd Spanish pride. Not
withstanding these difficulties. the cor
respondent wires, Spain believes con-
fidently the new Premier will be able
to find solution.
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Random Musings Of Sports
BY MONTY.

Sun glasses have been invented for
baseball players so hinged to cap
that Il touch will drop them into po-
sition for man 10 see Il ball coming
toward him while looking directly at
the sun.
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r, Legs on the Nowlan. Jahnkc iumsdcn.
Buchanan and Hotel Rueger silver loving
cups TIps, we're Won by cabeli. Williams and j.
Points on the News Leader md crunav
mo-d, Jr., and CabeII w 49, AiA'i
Hercules Powder Co, tronhy surnr,so t,r
seSs ttwoD. won by Hammond. Jr.
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Totslsl5 iiSs3sl5 Totals. As IS Sc =
1900 -. -, ~ run scored.

.Sone ont when Winning run scored. ,
rf SfSdael ' 80 o1ooo
Summary: Observation-Disclosures. Crarath
t2l. Kopf Chase ca. Two base hits,.Lu-
Se-us I;roh. Three base hit-Whittcd
Stolen bAsc--iroh. Double piays-kopf to
shoan 10 Chase go. Wild pitch-Aleaan-
s:ruck out-hy Alexander. A. Sacrifice hits
-Nirhon Groh. Time. sol. umpires.
lG.lCr and prth.
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How They Stand To-Day
international League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Newark. I; Toronto. o (frst gnme).
Newark. 10; Toronto. 2 tsoconI .nmc).
Providence Montreal (rain).
(Other games not scheduled.)
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s1ANDISG Or JLCn~,

WHERE THEY rAaY TODAY
Chicago at Cincinnati
,n Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
lOnly two games schctiuicdD
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Philadelphia, 0; Cleveland, g.
ST. Louis, .; New York, l.
(So other games chedulcd.)
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Graham ~ Infois Sacrifice ht;s-|FuIo
,ei, Entse!! DoIh!H 1iay-Fu!lcr to Lewis
Iss't or oatss-tcwark Toronto q
Tso-s on 1ha'l;s;-..oT rrn32inF;cn s: of
son tRuss%Nl struck 6ut-bv pe,-i i,ptter
= by Tho:grso-. o WIG nitrh-Thom rson
npires rarnent"r and Blackburn. Time.
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National League
RESULTS ,EsrERpa

RESULTS YESTERDAY
ninrsD. -"
Boston. s: Chicago, g.
~. Louis, u Brooklyn, I.
toniy three Ensnes echcduied.)
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Autcmobilists are paying licenses by
the pound in West Virginia these days
The law fixes the license at $40 year
for automobiles weighing 1000 pounds
or less. and % cents additional for each
100 pounds over that Inasmuch as few
automobiles weigh under 1000 pour Dis.
practically every automobile owner
Will be compelled TO pay extra.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals - j2tI2 Totals ..I0l5le.7
Kan FOR Biackhurne in ninth.
SnMre ~ lr.r-lnl.a y

Newark q -.
summary: E-rors--Thompso,. Kelly. Full.
'itl5, LIS -, rEtiSaan, T~o.nase h,s--L.wis
ningtnr Homo rnn-ElArna stn,cn hasns
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Totals3l 2 b?7 7 Totals ~ 5e7l0i
sBHtted for Mage eighth

INsn lot NunafIiakcf IN eishth.
Score by innings:
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One OF Johnny kilbane's latest feats
was 10 easily outpoint Frankie Elem
round bout at Montreal Kilhane weigh
cd In at l28 and Fleming at 122.
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Members Of the San Francisco and,
Oakland baseball clubs of the Pacific
Coast League have been notified at
san Francisco that there will bn
general reduction in salaries. effective
at once. The manager stated that this
step was taken in view OF light bust
ness, attributed to war conditions.