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POINTS OF INTEREST.
Friday and Saturday week-Ends.

Friday and Saturday Week-Ends.
 If you are planning for weekend excursion do not overlook the mat inee trips as given on the steamer Park City to Port Jefferson, IN. Y. The steamer leaves the wharf at the foot of Fairfield aenue at 1:s0 o'clock, The trip across the Sound occupies one hour and a half and is a most invigerating and enjoyable sail where cool breezes blow.'' One hour and a half Is allowed at Port Jefferson which is ample time to view this quaint old ship building town, The return trip is made leaving Port Jefferson at 4:So p, m., arriving in Bridgeport at 6. Special low fares are made for these excursions, chil- dren between and. 12 years of age half fare, those under 5 no charge Is made.-Adv.
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N. Y. Live Stock Market

Reeves: Common to prime steers sold at $s.25 @1s.15 per 100 lbs. Bulls $7@9.25; cows. s4.7b@0. Dressed beef 1e@181ac lb.
 Calves: Common to prime veals sold at $115G@ 1850 per 100 lbs,' culls, $s OH; grassers and skim milk Aaakes. $7@S &. City dressed veals Is @2sc; country dressed, IT 7@2l h c; dressed gra.ssers and skim milk calves 14h @16k
 Sheep: Common to prime sneep sold at $5.b0@1o; cplls. $4.5e % D; lambs. s13@16; one car, $l6.26 .cuiis $11.50; dressed mutton, alS % le 1a c; dressed lambs, 1S@2Sc. I Hogs: Hogs.. s16 O f8 per loo IDS. pigs and lightweights, s1elo @ le.bo; roughs, $14.
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Float Canadian
 Loan Notes at 98

New York, July 2B-The banking syndicate floating the $1oe,ooo, ,ooo two year per cent. Canadian notes will offer them at 98 and interest, to yield slightly less than 6.1 per cent. 1t was announced later.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-26

Beets-.60 per dog. bun. Carrots-.35-45 per dog bun. Onions-s1.5o-$1.75 per dog bun. Cabbage-$1.oo-$1.25 per bbl. Wax Beans-$1.0 1.0o-$1.26 per bu. Green Beans-$1.00 per bu. Peas-$1.50-$2.00 per bu. Lettuce-4o-6o per dog. Squash-.40-.60 per dog. Romaine--$1.00 per bbl. Endive-$1.0 per bbl. Kale-.so-s1.oo per bhl. Kohl Rabi-.4o per dog. bun. Cherries-12 1-2 per at.
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New York Stock
 Exchange Quotations

Reported oyer the private wires of T. l. Watson & O.. Bankers and Brokers. Corner Main and John sta. Bridgeport. Conn. Members of Nsv :. York Stock Exchange.
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PATENTS

FRED H. BOWERSOCK, B. o. E., IL. B. Attorney and Counsellor at Law in Patent and Trademark Causes. Solicitor of Patents. s2o Main St.. Suite 20. Phone 112 Bar mum. IA years practice in New York city. New York office, NO Rector St.
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Secretary McAdoo, oorhmittee mem- bers stated, told the finance commit tee that II was estimated that an ad- ditional loan of $2,000, ,0oo, ,o0o to the Allies would be requested.
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he UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
 836 Fairfield Avenue

Summer Session, July 17 to Sept. 2f
 Elementary and advanced subjects Successful preparation for September examinations. Private tutoring. Save a year. Barnum 642. P2 ass
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Kingdom Gould Is in the first quota Of the men to be called for examina- tion in Ocean county, N. J.. under the draft law.
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The giass bowl from which the l0.- 500 army capsules were drawn win be placed in Independenoe Hall. Phiiadel- phia.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-26
BRIEF NEWS NOTES

The Navy Department requisitioned seven oil tankers and ordered them to report at Atlantic and Pacific ports of the navy.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-26

AN ORDAINED Spiritualist Minister Marie Davidson, Ph. D. Scientific and Spiritual readings daily except Thursdays anc Sunday. 404 State Street. D IF alls
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vessel of 1,221 tons. She was owned by A. R. Reed of Waldoboro, Me.
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A German bank is reported to have offered confidentially to the Argentine government anS immediate loan of zoO.ooo,ooO piastres ss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-26
sPIRrTUALIsT MEDIUM

MRS. HEATON BARNES, spirituaiist medium, readings daily. Meeting Thursday evening 1880 p. m. for the unfolding of spiritual gifts. 314 French St. near Main St. D 22 ale
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WHOLESALE PRICES
 OF PRODUCE

(Furnished by The Bridgeport Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association,
 Headquarters conner Wall and
 Water streets.)
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CREW SAVED FROM
 SINKING VESSEL

London, July 26-xrIe American sailing vessel Augustus Welt was sunk last Saturday. The crew was saved No details have been receiy- ed,
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BOSTON STOCKS

Boston 1880 F. M. Prices Reported
 Over Private Wire to T. l.
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ADVERTISE. IN THE FARMER
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FLORAL BOUQUETS
 AND DESIGNS, JOHN RECK & SON.
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PIANO TUNING

PLANO TUNINGEService that is exc pert and reliable. Phone Barnurn 1920. Your order will receive prompt attention. Roland F. Hart. sole agent--Kroeger Pianos and Player Pianos, i1is Broad street.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL

DR. J. D. S. SMITH announces the removal of his office from 45s Fairfield avenue to 737 Lafayette St. D 12 asp
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REMOVAL NOTICE

CAROL F. BARON. architect. has re- moved to 1o7a East Main street , corner Arctic street HaFnum 7s6a.
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For insulting the American flag, Carl Adoiph, of Ozone Park. L. l., Ameri- can born. was sentenced to 20 days in the workhouse.
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AAEfED

eAFES-New and second hand; oa-
 Zee and house 5izeA Water -. .
 Narsh, 1s2 Fairfield Ave. A27 sH
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ADVERTISE IN xrrE FARMER
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GRAPHoFHoNEs AND SEWING
 MACHINES
INVENTORS
MsuH1I4ANEous

WILL BUY used sewing machine in good condition. 0, F. H. Care Of Farmer. Pl1 ss
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LADIES TAILORING

JOHN IuLIANI. Ladies and gents tailor. New store just opened. L4a- dies suits to order. Cleaning, dye ing. pressing. 422 East Main St.
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The Cuban House of Representa- tives approved the seante bill empow- ering the president to. settle with the Cuhan Ports Co. pondholders
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According to reports at Copenhagen Admiral Kollschaiateley. commander of the Russian Black Sea fleet, will join the American sQuedron.
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snOn HEPAmINa

GooDxEAR >gHoa REPAIRING co. 76 John St and s4s Easf Main St No connection with other eo-called Goodyear shop& We cau and deliver. Tel 12S1. Wtnfeld Black. Prop u1 stf
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SCREENS, doors. windows. sveranda and balcony screens to order. Henry c. Hoffman & CO. 61 Lewis St. Phone aQl-5.
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FOR SATISFACTION h watch ana clock repairing so to Henry c. Reid and Son. Watehmaksra, Room ala Conn. National Bank RldE. 1eaA Main as.
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Srneltermen at Great Falls and An ncnnda will present demands for in- creased wages. Trade unions at An wages.
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aEwxM0 akAe1zrsns

JENNIE A. BALL-Graduats N. Y. scheoi ef DerEaatology, Growth oe hair on face. warts and mol>s re. moved by electric needle. Hacia1 massage and scalp treatment Reou Slo. tll6 Main street. Phene Sie.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-04

balloons as favors. Hydro Ice Cream
will be served in up to the minute style.
Sal
Mrs. NJ. A. Given. who has been herN
for the past six weeks visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Cohen left yes-b
terday for her home in Des Moines. La.
Mrs. Raymond of Valparaiso. +rA.
will visit her daughters Mrs. F. Steph-
ems and Mrs. Hargis over Sunday.
Mrs. f. Fl. Lewis OF the South Shore
hotel. who has been visiting in Muncie.
Ind. for the past four weeks, has re-
turned home.
& McGuan. undertake
ers. have moved from ss4s Mich. ave.
to 1929 Michigan ave. Indiana Harbor.
The National Flower given last night
at the Mckinley auditorium was a
grand success. The children from the
Harrison and Mckinley took part.
Mrs. Dowell's dancing class will give
their May dance and cotillion at the
Masonic temple this evening Invita-
lions have been issued and the affair is
expected to be brilliant one Several
members of the class will take part in
the cotillion
Don't forget the bake sale at the
Church of Good Shepard on Saturday
afternoon beginning at 200 sharp. This
takes place in the guild room of the
church. There will ne bread, cakes.
cookies. doughnuts and all sorts of
pastry. also baked beans. Fancy goods
will also be on sale. Don't fail to at
tend
The East Chicago Woman's Club will
give grand concert on Wednesday
evening May 9th in the Mckinley audi
forum. Ticbts are twenty-five cents.
4 program of voice, piano and dancing
numbers will be rendered by profess
sional talent out of the city. Be sure
to come. get your ticket from any mem
Der of the club today.
The home economics. department will
meet at the home of Mrs. H.H.Clark.
Magoun avenue. The subject will be
Labor Saving Devices" This is to be
an open discussion.
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|a{:,E3 '}!';'|';;|'; J

ers, have moved from S34s Mich. ave.
to 1929 Michigan ave, Indiana Harbor.
Don't forget sun on the Podunk
bimited" is to be given at the Riley
auditorium tomorrow. This was given
in Hammond in February and was a
decided success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Lukens arrived
Wednesday, TO stay indefinitely. Boyd
is with the McKenny- Marshall Con-
struction Company and was sent here
by that firm.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-04

& McGuan. undertake
ers, have moved from 1913 Mich. ave
to 1929 Michigan ave, Indiana Harbor.
tine and Ada. and nephew, John Holley,
left Saturday Afternoon in their ma
chine for Huntington and Wabash. Ind
They re turned Tuesday evening John
Holley was one of the recruits and
supposed to leave here Tuesday with
the other boys but returned too late
and so left yesterday for Fort Wayne
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Indiana HarbOr
Personal and Otherwise

Very special at Columbia theatre to-
night Mary Pickford will be seen in
Pride of The Clan Don't miss see
ing this great star tonight. sal
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Egbert have NOW
cd from the Slocomb flat on 11Sth
street to the Briggs residence on Hem
lock strset u the Park addition.
The Misses Myrens of Carey street
we're Chicago visitors today
Mrs. lola Pittman of this city enlisS
ed Yesterday for two years service in
the Red Cross. She enlisted in Cali
cago.
The two youngest daughters of s<S,
and Mrs. h.mii Anderson. Ruth and
Msiba, Of 1923 Grapevine street, hays
the chickenpcA
Miss Thelma Mason of Millersburg.
Ird.. viii be the weekend guest Of
KATHRYN Pagan, $500 Grapevine street
The Ladies' Aid society of the Christ
ian chu4ch. were entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Ritz on Elm street, yes
terday afternoon. The ladies are gong
to serve the Chamber of Commerce
four-course dinner next Tuesday even
ing in the dining room of the church.
Committees We're appointed to act IN
this affair and the menu planned.
Mrs. carl Tolf has as her guest Miss
Maddaough of Michigan. Several So
cial functions have, been planned IN
her honor.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Stephens has been very ill during the
past week.
The Ladies Aid society OF the NJ f.
church was entertained at the home of
Mrs Mock II Grapevine street. yes
terday afternoon They made arrange
ments for an entertainment that VIII
he announced at a later date. The So
society has two new members, Mrs
Rohbit and Mrs Shiyers. Mrs. Patter-'
son of Gary, was a guest from out of
town.
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and will join the boys at Fort Thomas
later.
j. Claude Smith left last night on a
business trip through Minnesota
Mrs Helen Nelson Will move INTO
the Walker home on Drummond street
tomorrow While papering and under
going several changes Mrs. Nelson has
been visiting friends in Chicago
Fun pound Chocolate Cherrie~ rr
ular 6ec val. 39c. Friday eve. and Ss:ur-
day Summers Pharmacy, Holman 81.
naar STATE Hammond
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East Chicago
Her People and Occurrences

The Hat and Art Shop. now located at
624 Chicago avenue. will move about
May 18th to new and more commodious
quarters in the Fife building. formerly
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occupied by Fred Fife as a clothing
store. EOS Chicago ave. TO accommodate
their growing business. sal
There will be a meeting Of the Red
Cross executive committee at the city
hall Friday evening. May 4th. The pur-
pose is to report on the work so far ac-
complished and to arrange for a mem
bership campaign. All Red Cross mem
bers, though they may not belong to the
executive committee. are urged to be
present at 7:30 p. m.
EDWIN \. CANINE. Pres
OPENING.
The Spear Pharmacy announces the
opening of their Iceless Soda Fountain
on Saturday. May 9th. The dispenser,
4. J. Cole. has had wide experience in
the loon district at some of the leading
fountains. The adult patrons will re-
ceive roses and the children will receive
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-04

Full pound Chocolate Cherries. reg
Mar soc val acc. Friday eve and Satur-
dav. Summers Pharmacy, Holman st.
near state Hammond . =
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-27
AHbi for Carlos.

While Tulsans have their attention
focused on the bantamweight cham
pionship boxing bout to be staged
here Labor Gay between Pete Herman
OF New Orleans and Nate Jackson of
Oklahoma City. they cannot keep
from considering every now and then
the possibilities Of the heavyweight
bout to be staged on the same day
up i'm Ohio between Carl Morris and
Fred Fulton with battle with Cham
pion Willard as the main stake. The
most disappointing news of Morris in
recent months was his defeat at the
hands of Tom Mcmahon i'm Pittsburgh
a few weeks ago. The following from
one who saw the contest will tend to
encourage Morris Oklahoma we'll
wishers. as it furnishes a very good
alibi
The value to the boxing game OF square,
capable referee never was better Illustrated
than in the recent bout in Pittsburgh be.
tween Can Morris, Oklahoma giant and Tom
Mcmahon. late of Spring Valley. Il This
bout vas handled hy u man named Kennedy
former horcr From the start he imposed
~ many conditions On Morris that he finally
got 70 be a Joke. and tho order from Morris
corner was not 70 attempt 10 hit Mcmahon
below tho chin According 10 fair minded
ringtiders. pre ~ whom sas Matt. Uiukei Of
Cleveland. tho referee Kept no continual
hshde NJ ordor- protests and instructions 10
W"r' mo tearinE disqualification md
tho loss ~ valuable ipture engagements made
tho best ~ bad mess and merely stalled
thu The hnai rounds iiiukrl has Morris
matched with Fred Fulton iu Canton, Ohio
Labor dny and 10 was mrky thing for hin
ho saw the Pittsburgh match. 4 never woult
have believed II unless | Aaw it, Matt Snit
aitorwRrds The press reports were al
wrong. Morris Won off by himself and that
too, In the face OF one Of the biggest haudi
caps | ever saw. Ii is merely a miracle NJ
WASH disqualified for hitting Mcmahon a
lall 80
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HERMAN AND JACKSON
WILL ARRIVE TODAY
Preparations Being Made
for Both to- Train
This Week.

The Pete Herman-Nate Jackson
bantamv eight championship affairs
change from the passive to the in
tensely active stage today. The pis
thing now is just one week Oft, be-
ing set for next Monday night, and
both boys are scheduled to arrive to-
day At the solicitation of his OKIu.
homa City following Jackson re-
mained in the capital yesterday allo.
noon for "A final public workout there
instead OF coming over to be intro
duccd at Sundays baseball game, but
he Will be here early today. Herman
also is expected sometime this morn-
ing and Promoter Al Nenn Is pIah-
ming on having the champion and his
challenger introduced at the baseoati
game this afternoon.
4 ring will be set up at the basr-
ball park early this morning and it
is expected that both bows will du
their training in the open there as all
the open-air work will be much pet
ter for them than that of the interior
of closed gymnasium. Herman Will
be given his choice OF hours and
Jackson will work either before ~.
after the champion appears on the
scene
1t is to be week of hard work
for the promoter as well as the box
is big job and il will take severai
CO.'S work to prepare the baseball
park. for the affair.
1t has been announced officially
that the top price will be only So.
This is for the choice box seats
Ringside chairs will be only "a. Any
seat in the grandstand can be had
for SO, while the general admission
price of 81 will admit to the bleachers.
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Muskogco G. Sherman 4.

MUsKoGEE, Aug 20 Hard hitting gave
the Nets a q TO victory over sherman
today Hughes was fined SlO for disputing a
decision In the sixth and was put out by
Umpire spencer when the tax failed to quiet
hifn. The Nets srored the winning runs ON
fluke Decker scoring after being caught
between third and home by Coriine In the
sixth Manager Hellmnn OF sherman claimed
Deeser ran out Of the line, aud the game
WA DELAYED for several minutes during q
hot arguurnt which ensued Manager Calbert
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SECOND GAME.

NrOfe by innings. -
Philadelphia ............ 010 600 103-5
St. Louis ........,.,,.... OlO 2iO -
SUMMARY: Runs, Jameson. Bodie. Bates,
Strunk Haley. Smith ., Magee, Pratt .,
Sloan. jacobson, Grover: errors, Jameson,
Strunk, Haley, Dugan .. Layan 2: two.baSe
hits aJmieson Bates, Smith. Siscr; three
base hits, Smith ., Lavan; stolen bases,
Jameson . Bodie Bates, Magee, Pratt,
Jacobson sloan; bases on balls, off Myers ?,
off Groom 4 struck ont, by Myers 2, by
Groom l. Umpires, Evans and Moriarity.
Time 1:i9
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Games TOday
Western Association.

Western Association.
Mc\lester at Tulsa
Ardmore at Oklahoma City.
sherman ~ Muskogec.
pcniSon at Fort Smith.
American Laegue.
Boston at Detroit
New York at Chicago
Philadelphia NJ St Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
National League.
81. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn,
Cincinnati az Boston.
pi,tsburgc az New York.
American Association.
Columbus az Minneapolis.
Toledo at St Paul
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
Louisville at Milwaukee
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McAlester, therefore, must win six
more games to finish with the highest
percentage in the history of the
league, even tho her number of VIC
tories already has outstripped the
highest previous mark by half
dozen. This is the first season the
schedule has called for 154-game
schedule,
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After Century Mark.

To win one hundred games this sea-
son--this IL the goal Jimmie Hum
phrics has set for his McAlcstcr Miners
nant. Including yesterdays game they
have won o. this season and with nine
games yet to he played within the re-
naming eight games, IL Is within the
bounds of possibility. IL Is not even
improbable that they Will reach the
century mark for they are driving
along at n rapid clip right now and
they have u run of If straight TO their
credit once before this season.
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sherruAn ...... OOs O2O OOO-i
MuNkccee .............. Sol OO2 OOs-d
summary; Runs, Hughes, Haley, Allen,
Robinson. Fisher Pike, Cslhert Decker >,
Geist, errors. Corsine =, Wagner > two base
hits Calbert Robinson Allen, homerun,
Pike. sacrifice hits Banner Pike, stolen
haSvs Decker > Gcist. lett on bases, Mus
kogre !. sherman ~ double play, CorE.ne TO
HrlmAu; struck out by CarnAu !. by Noll l,
by Corgine I baSses on balls. of Carman },
oil Noll L. Time, 1850
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-27
Baseball PLAYER Killed.

GALESBURG, III, Aug. Z6.-Kalph
Duncan. hit 10y a pitched ball in n
game with the Galesburg Grays at
Naquon yesterday, died here today
without regaining consciousness.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-27
ST. LOUIS IS WINNER
TAKES D0UBLEHEADER
Baulk by Schauer Gives Ath-
letics the First of Sun
days Encounters.

ST. LOUIS Aug. 26.-st. Louis took both
games of today's double header from Phila
delpha, the first in IL innings, d to 8, and
the second game to 5. st. Louis won
the first game on balk by Schauer, who had
replaced Noyes In the ninth. st. Louis had
10 men left on bases.
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Cline Beats I,,stig.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Patsy Cline
OF this city outfought Johnny Lutsig,
also OF New York. In every round of
y hard ten-round bout here last night.
Cline weighed l3S pounds and his
1856.
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Capitalists Bumped.
Special to The World.

NpOClAI 10 mo " orId.
OKLAHOMA CITY Aug 26.-ITondcrson
hit the first ball pitched over the fence this
afternoon against strong wind and started
slaughter BY which Ardinoro won from
Oklahoma City 4 10 Walkups pitching
vas poor and no had nttlI support.
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Joplin II, WichiiA az
St Joseph g. Des MoineS 4. go innings
hutchinson -, Denver IL.
Omaha OIL, Lincoln Is
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Special 10 lhv W ora.
FORT SMITH, ARK. Aug 26-rhc cham.
pions had better luck punching thc.r hits on
McCloskcy than the locals did on Freeman
and Deuison got away with today s game,
. 90 o.
The score.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-27

CLEVELAND, Aug. 26.-- Cleveland won the
opening game from Washington . to l, each
OF Washington's errors resulting In run. 1t
was Bagby's twentieth victory OF the season,
win that number
The score.
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Southern League.

Memphis 10, Chattanooga 3,
New Orleans an, Mobile %.
Nashville /, Birmingham o.
Only three games scheduled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-27

CHICAGO, Aug. 26,-Chicago defeated
New York to 2 in a batting bee today in
the first game of the series, but failed to.
widen the gap between themselves and 'os'
Detroit.
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Totals 9h 10 81 IN
'Bated for Mogridgc In seventh.
tBa,ted for Cullop In ninth
tBatted for High In ninth.
sRan for Russell In third.
Score by innings:
New York ...........,.. OIL 600 lOO-3
Chicago .......,........ lO2 022 Ol'-s
summary; Runs Peckinpsugh, Gideon,
Baumann, j. Collins 4, McMullin, T. Collins,
Uasbrcok, Dauforth; error, Hendrix; two.
hSse hits. Danforth. Baumann, J. Collins,
Gideon; three.baSe hits, jackson, Pipp, Il.
Collins bases on balls off Mogridge ., off
Cullop . Off Russell /, off Ranforih 3 4;
struck ont by Mogridge ,, by Danforth I.
Umpires, Owen and o'Loughlin. Time, :53.