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WINDSOR ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Six furlongs; 3-year-0lds. Jacs
Snipe. lo4; Hornet, 81; Carrie Louise. l2; Phi
sen, l07; Magic Mirror, 80; Leixlip. lo4; Banyan,
%; Nellis C., 90; Lynette. l05; Frasculo, l0i
Arrow, lc2; Duchess Of Lizwell 30. Jack Snipt
and Hornet, Hendrie entry.
SECOND RACE-Five fuTlongs: 2-year-oidS
Viva America, lis; FlaGette, 100: Rlue Paradise,
lS9; Atalanta, 100; Miss Sweep los; julie, 100
Gipsy Queen. 100: Redlita v, 10; Miss Bryn,
100; Sincerity, liz; Breezy, 100
THIRD RACE-Canadian bred; 3-year-old:
and upward; six furlongS statim. l05; Bellc
Malone, l09; Isabelle H.. lG2; Moss Fox. lie
Hampton Dame, ia; Britannia, lO2: Silk Bird
ia; Corn Broom. us; Old Pop. III; Rex Gaiety.
lO7; Loneland. 100; Tartarean. lls; Akeldama,
lis; ]. W. Hunley. lG Statim and Belle
Malone, scagram entry. Com Broom and Old
Pop Crew entry.
FOURTH RACE-Mile and one-sixteenth }
year-olds and upward. Leo Skclney. III
oboIus, I2; Good CNrsel. l05; Bac, ia; Nc
Manager, los; Curlicue. loS
FIFTH RACE-0re mile: 3year-olds and up
lis; Will Do. lce: Lucille p. el volsday, r..
Gadder, 81; Broom Corn, lc2; Dental, 90; Sun
Maid, Ill; Bright Sands. 90; Fleetatelle, 100
Lady Mol, 81; Cardome. lc2
SIXTH RACE-Mile and one-fourth; 3year
olds and upward. Black Frost. Ill: Thanks.
giving. ICE; Poker. los; Billie Baker. l07: Aida.
l0e; Prince Philsthorps, eS; Reno, 10; Gainer,
lis; Will Do, lp; Lucille p, 81; yoloday. jr..
lo3
SEVENTH RACE-one mile; S-year-olds ami
upward. Royal Interest, los; Harry Gardner. lr;
stelcline, i3; Reeresso, ss; Rose Jufette, l6li
Harwood. Ioi; Aprisa. "a; Birh. lo2; High
Horss. loe; Requium, lo&
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STANDING OF THE CLUES.
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Seiling; 2-year-olds; five fur
nngs. Miss Bolero III Connolly, TO >,
to l. even, won; Dawn Star, liz Lykel, TO !,
2 to !, even. second; June Bug, ITO tkleegerl'
8 to l. 5 to l. to s. third. Time lNH s.
Paganini Frank Keogh lima SchorT, DIR
Wicket, George W. Avery. Cavcman, Gyr
Hypnotism and Josie A. also ran.
SECOND RACE-wiuneEs Of one race only
maidens; S-year-olds and upward; one mile
PHILIPPE. 10 (McAteel. even, cut, won; Atai
Like. ITO (Knsnpl. II to 10, out, second; Tranby'
los (RoWaul, % TO J. to l, even, third. Time
1925 Spring SoEs Icaus, Dixie II and
Ear Of Phoenix also ran.
THIRD RACE-Handicap; 3year-olds; about
six furlongs Riverdale. 10 knapp, to l
8 to 5, to .. won; westy Hogan. 10 Con
nolly), to s. to T. out. second; Bedtime
third. Time, llO4-5. Milkman and Diamond
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Mount Vernon Handicap
3year-olds and upward; one mile. st. Isidore,
Ill Rowan), 9 to l. II to s. 4 to 5. won; Dsddy's
Choice, lG collins, to l, to 2. 10 s
second; wistful, 81 Uykel. to l. to 2, ) &c
5, third. Time, l:iOl5 st Isidore an added
starter. Roamer. Green Jones and Bob Hens
ley also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Claiming; for 4-yesr-olds and
upward; one and One-eighth miles. Soslrrs, lo7
CONNOLLY, 10 to !, to l, to l, won; Intone
1O7 (Barrett), s to 5, TO TO- to s. second
Miss Kruter. LOG tKleegerl. 9 to ., 8 TO 5. 4 to
s. third. Time, Sc. G. NJ. Miller, Princes
Janice, Ed Bond, Dovedale, Stalwart Helen
and Star Gaze also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Conditions . year -olds; five and
a half furlongs. Bantry, lN dyke. lS TO >
even, 2 to S. won; DR.. johnson, us tknarpl.
to 10. to 5 out. second; Star Glass. IL
CTroxler), : to /, 2 to l, 4 to 5. third. Time,
lI IS. Wiusome Vera, Alberta and Butcher
Boy also ran.
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WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fire furlones: 2,year oIds
Pleasure Bent. lol tConnsl. $3.50. g. SEQ won: :
Flame. los Mink. $3.50 s. 20. second; Britain's
Ally, Ill BEN. 8. third. Time, IN. Miss
Edwards Confidence and Kittiwake also ran
SECOND RACE-Six Iuriougs; 3-year olds
Trusty. lOs KELSEY. g. $40. $50 won: Hondo.
los DUyle). 500. S5.7c. second: Blaise. III
Collins. $50. third. Time. 20 3-5 Comacho.
Sweeter Than Sugar. Felicidad. Minnow.
Nepotism, Aristobolus. May W. and Irregular
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Ffvs furlongs: 3year-olds and
upward. An Akin. l24 Mink. $50. $40. SD
won; Hauberk. Ill (MctCalf. SsO, S 80 second ;
Celtic. lo3 Uouderl. $40. third. Time. LIS J5
Back Bay. slippery Em. Damrosch, G0ldcrest
Boy and Skiles Knob also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ona mile; 3-year-olds and
upward. Phil Ungar lOl (StirIing). s23 40 So
SAD. won: Burglar. % Uouder), ss. $40 sec
ond; Marion Goosby. 10 tKelsly). S3.7O. third
Tine. l*ioi5 Prince Hermis. Harry Shaw
Scheme .ands OF Pleasure RrIbed SteeIer
Hubbub. Jack Reeves, Sun Maid and Ting-a-
FIFTH RACE-Five and onehalf furlonG
2-yeaE-olds. Start Right. III Louder, $50.
$3.50, $780, won; Goblet lilo tBelr, $40. $40.
second: Ownroe O'Seill, l07 CHunt), 81 30, third.
Time, lis 3-5. Stanley Fay II. Jessie Ormsby.
kirsties Cub Great Gull. Senator Broderick
Miss Cove, Fox's Choice and W. H. Buckner
also ran
SIXTH RACE-One and onesixteenth miles
Inquieta. S2.2o. 1910. 7.2O. won Thursday Night,
l2, $40, second; MargeTy. 72O. third Time,
l52. Royal Interest, Impression, King Ham
burg, King Mart. GartIey and LndenthaI, also
ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and one-sixteenth
Surprising. IO5 tHunt). Sl2.To $40. sI6O. won :;
Egmonet, los tPauingtonl. $40. IS, second
First Star. 10 Collins, SEQ, third. Time,
81 IS. Poppee. Baby Sister, Virginia W,
Requiran ard Pepper Sauce also ran.
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May Holl Tryouts in Phillie.

Philadelphia, July 1s.-A movement
has been started to hold the Eastern
try-outs for the national track and
field championships on Franklin Field
about the middle of next month.
The Amateur Athletic Union asso-
Citations eligible will be the Metropoli-
tan, New England. Middle Atlantic and
South Atlantic. Whatever cash would
be forthcoming to the Amateur Ath-
letic Union could be devoted to the
fund for defraying the expenses of the
Eastern athletes to the national fix
lures at st. Louis on August 81, Sep
tember l and Labor Day. 1t is pro-
posed to divide the receipts equally
between the Amateur Union. the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania and ambu-
lance fund and the Red Cross.
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EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Selling; for 3year olds snt
upward; one and onesiHteeuth miles. Battle
Abbey. lOi; Fright. IS; Bond timp). l0l; Little
Nearer, lis; Hsnobala, lO6; Onwa. Ill.
SECOND RACE-Two year-olds; five furlonss
BILLET Poux. ll2; Low Degree Gmp.l, III
'PaGanini, 10; June Bug. ll2; Elizabeth H.,
ll2: Pinehurst. 1l5; Cruelty ll5; Frances Craw'
ford, ll2; 'Aileen o.. l07; Rarid Firer tmp).
lis: 'Jofie A., l07: -Comsors, lT.
THIRD RACE-The Morrisianis Handicap
for 3-ycarolds and upward: one mile and sev-
enty yards ST Isidore, Il9; Ticket. lis; Ke-
wessa, III Dick Williams. l35; Nylon dmpO,
l24
FOURTH RACE-Demoiselle Stakes, Of 500
2-year old flies; five and half furlongs. Em-
press, liz; Srark. 1l3; Quietude, ll3; Perrlex-
ing, 100: Arrowwood Gmrl. lo9; La Russ
timp.). 100; Wawbeek. ll3; Rosie O'Grady, Is
Mrs Trbble, ll3.
FIFTH RACE-Sellng handicap: S-yearold'
and upward about six furlongs. Kildee. ll6i
Ed Cudihee, 10; Judge Wingield. 100; Thorn
hill, 10; Breeze, Ill; Brooklyn, los; DR.. Lar
rick 1l2.
SIXTH RACE-For 5year-clds and upward
nonwinners of three races; one mile. Fleuro,
ll5; Piraeus. 10; Battle .lOj; Moratorium,
IU2: Achilles 10: Sandstone II, lo2; Har-
wool ii GmpO lo5: James F. Cummings, lo.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

The crucial series with the Bos-
ton Red Sox begins tomorrow. Only
one game this time. The definition OF
crucial is "supremely critical"
The Sox now have a margin of two
and one-half games of a lead over
Boston and five games are to be
fought out in this series, one post
poned game Of. the last visit of Bos-
ton being on tap for Monday which
Is an open date in the schedule of
both teams.
BCck Weaver was not in the COM
bats today, being still lame from be-
ing hit on the foot by one Of Wal
ter Johnson's curves Of the day be-
fore. There is a possibility, however.
that he will be sufficiently recovered
to be at third base today. MccMullin
handled the third base Job today.
Danforth seemed to lose control Of
the ball after pitching seven innings
OF the second game. He began the
eighth by walking the first two men
and when he had served two wide
ones to the third batter he was yank-
ed and Russell summoned.
One OF Chicago's loyal White Sox
rooters but one who has little con-
ndence in the team. predicted tonight
that Boston will win four of the
i've games Of this series. He Is quite
a baseball expert. too, 30 now we win
gee what this expert stun 10 worth.
T. N B.
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RUNNERS WILL ENTER
MARATHON TODAY

Runners from Washington, Balti-
more and Alexandria County, Va,
will battle for marathon Iaurels today
when a number of athletes will start
from the Times Building, race
through the streets of the Capital
and finish at Cherrydale, Va.
This marathon, known as the
Cherrydale Marathon, will be a han
dicap event, in which many promi-
nent runners will take part.
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PIRATES TAKE BOTH
GAMES FROM BRAVES

Boston, July 1S.-The Pirates took
both games of a double-header from
the Braves. the first by the score Of
s to and the second by to ?, grab
bing the victory in the last chapter
The scores by innings:
First game r. HE.
Pittsburgh.... OlOOO2O5O-S II 0
Boston. 100000 0-6 10 4
Batteries-Steele and Fischer; Tyler,
Barnes and RaGan. Tragressor. Cm-
pires-Messrs. Harrison and O'Day.
Second gaem- r. II. z.
Pittsburgh. OOO0l1001-3 u
Boston. OOOOO2OON-2 6
Batteries - Steele, Carlson and
Fischer: Rudolph and Tragressor.
Umpires-Messrs. O'Day and Harri-
son.
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RAIN STOPS CONTEST
In ROSEDALE LEAGUE

Rain caused the game scheduled yes
terday between the Maroons and the
Rosedale teams. of the ROsedalc
League, to be called in the fourth
inning
The contest started as though a hard
fight would be seen fer the long end
of the score, but in the fourth in
ming after two men were out the rain
came upon these athletes and caused
the postponement.
Today two fast teams will take the
field, namely. the Truxton and Print
ers, of the same circuit, at Columbia
Park, Fifteenth and II streets north
east
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Y. M. H. A. TO PLAY
GAME HERE SUNDAY

Another good game will be played
at the American League Park, Sunday
when the Washington Y. NJ. II. A.
team enter a contest with the Rich
mond Y. NJ. H. A.
Shapiro will be seen doing the mound
work for the visiting clubmen. while
Jacobson will do the receiving; Gold
berg is slated to toe the rubber. with
I.uber behind the bat. for the locals
This contest is scheduled to start
at 2:30.
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GIANTS MAKE IT
THREE in A ROW

New York. July 1S.-The Giants de-
feated Chicago for the third success
sive time here today, the score being
to 2. The score by innings:
Chicago. 10000 O0010-2 8 3
New York. k.... 0 90 3 0Ox4 9
Batteries-Prenderga and Wilson;
Perritt and Rariden. Umpires-Messrs.
Byron and Quigley.
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MAYER AND TONEY
In PITCHERS DUEL

Philadelphia, July 1s.-The Phillies
beat the Reds today. to l. in a tight
battle between Mayer and Toney. The
score by innings:
Cincinnati. ...... 1OOOOOOOO-1 II 3
Philadelphia. O1OOOO20x-3 6 .
Batteries-Toney and Clarke: Mayer
and Killifer. Umpires-Messrs. KLEIN
and Bransfield.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. 5; Louisville, 6.
Kansas City, 4; Indianapolis, 6.
Minneapolis, 4; Toledo, s.
St. Paul, 0: Columbus. 3.
SOUTHERN LEAGUT.
Memphis, s; Mobile, 0.
Little Rock, 7; New Orleans, I.
Birmingham. 5; Chattanooga, 1.
Atlanta, 2; Nashville, 1.
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Norfolk TO Box Cowler.

New York, July I3.-Kid Norfolk.
heavyweight champion of Panama,
has been matched to meet Tom Cow
Ter, Of England. in the open air at
Buffalo on July 16. These men boxed
one of the best heavyweight fights
seen in many moons at Rochester g
short time ago.
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Run-ScOtt. Errors-Seyereid ~. Sacr1hce
hits-Bauy Lewis. Gardner and Scott. Double
rlays-Austin to Magee to Sisler; Gardner to
Gamer to Agnew; Gardner to Barry. First
base onballs-On KoOb. 2; of Mays, ? Struck
out-By Mays 1. Pitching record: Hits-Of
KOob, 7 in 3 innings; of Rogers. ] in l inning.
Left on taseS-St. Louis, s.; Boston, 9. I'm
pires-NIessrs Evans and Hihebrand. Time of
game-l hour and Is minutes.
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KiIbane Training in PhiIadelphi..

Philadelphia. July H.-Johnny Kill
bane, festher-weight, started active
training here today for his coming
bout with Benny Leonard. at Shioe
Park, July Is Kilbane arrived here
last night from his home In Cleve-
land and will put IN a solid week Of
work.
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R'ps-McInnis, Bush, Witt, Cobb Heilman
Errcrs-Schang. HarlSr. Two base hits-Bodie.
Cobb Stolen bases-Vitt, Bush C2). Sacrifice
hits-Vit, Harper. Sacrifice fy-Groyer Left
on bases-Athlctics. Q; Detroit. 8. First base
on error-Athletics. l. Bases on bans-Or
Poland, 4; of Sefbo!d. 8. Hit made-Of Bo-
land in innings; of Seibold. I in 8 innings
Hit by pitcher-By Eoland (Schangl. Struck
cut-By BolGnd. ); BY Seibold. 3. Wild pitches
-Seibold t2). Umpires-McsSIs Nallin, Owens
and Mccormick. Time Of game-I hour and ii
minutes.
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TIGERS TAKE FIRST
AND LOSE SECOND

Detroit, July 1S.-The Tigers had to
be content with another split today.
winning the first game. to l. and los
ing the second. 4 to 3. Both contests
were light hitting affairs. The scores
by innings:
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The H. z. K. Returns.

York and Tappe, 800
he
had abdated for good the Tapp back for
ma OF lis besty a
will
the elect
Mclnns
Of
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BIG INNING WINS
FOR DODGER CLAN

Brooklyn. July lS.-The Dodgers hit
Ames hard in the third inning today,
scoring five runs and cinching the
game from the Cardinals. The score
by innings:
st. Louis. OOOOOoOo1-1 6 l
Brooklyn.... OO5OOOOOx-5 I i
Batteries-Ames, Horstman, May,
Watson and Snyder; Cheney and Mil
Ter. Cmpires-Messrs. Rigler and
Emslie.
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SECOND GAME.

Crawford hatted for James in the third.
Burns batted for Cunningham in the fourth
Il. Jones battcd for Mitchell in the ninth
Philadelphia. ............. Ol 0 o 0 Q o.
Detroit................... 0 o l 0 Q 90 / Is
Runs-Bodie. Schang IN. r. johnson, Witt
Heilman and R.JOnCs. ErroTs-Schang. Haley
and Young. rwo-basc hits-Dungan (2l. NIcIn-
mis- t2), Neach, Cobb and Harper Sacrifice
hits-Mclnnis, Jameson. Bode. Strunk and
Meyer Double pIay-Bu-h to Young Left on
bases-P Phiadelphia. :; Detroit. II. First base
on errors-Ph Philadelphia. /; Detroit. 2 First
base on bans-Of James, 9: off Cunningham
/; of r. Johnson, }; of J. Bush. T. Hits-Of
James. in innings; off r. johnson. 2 in 5
innings; of Mitchell 4 in S innings: off j.
Bush, in innings. Hit by pitcher-By
Mitchell (Schang and Duganl: by ]. Brsh
thIitchelD. Struck Out-By James. /: by
Mitchell, /; by J. Bush ) Umpires-Meszrs
Owens Mccormick and Naln
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Welsh on the Farm.

has retired to his New Jersey health
culture farm, and will probably never
box again, unless it is in a return
match with Benny Leonard.
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YANKS LAND EXTRA
INNING CONTEST

Cleveland. July 1S.-The Yankees
hammered five runs in the tenth in
ming today and won from the Indians
by n score of II 20 7. The score by
innings:
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Runs-Judzs. sbsnkS. c. Milan, Mcbride.
MeAuIlin. Collins t2l. Jackson ~, Gandil
ECrors-shanks ~. Collins, Risberg. TWobaSe
hit-AinSmith. Three-baSs hit-Foster Home
rm-Jackson. Stolgn base-Leibold. Base en-
baIls-of DanforIh. ); of Gallia. 4; of Ayers,
/. Struck out-By Danforth. 2; by Russell. 1; By
Ayers 2 Cmpires-Mess-S 0Loushln and
Dincen. Time Of game-2 hours and 10 minutes.
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RED SOX TAKE GAME
FROM BROWNS, | TO 0

st. Louis, July 1s-Mays, Of the
champion Red Sox, held the st. Louis
Browns to four hits and won his game
l to o. The score by innings:
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Runs High, MaiseI, Peckinpaugh. Pipp e.,
Baker ~. Marsans t2l. Miller. Nunamaker.
Fisher Wamhy, CHAPMAN ~. Speaker. Roth,
Evans and Billings. ErroTs-Maisel, PiPp,
GuiSto Evans, Billings and COyeleskit. Two
base hits-Speaker and Roth. Sacrifice hits
Maisel and Chapman. Sacrifice fy-ROth.
Stolen bases-Baksr ~. Marans ~ and
Speaker. Double play-Charman TO Wamby to
Guisto. First base on balls-Of Morton, .;
of Fisher, ?; of Russell. !. Struck out-By
Caldwell. L; by Fisher !; by Russell, >; by
BY COveleskie, i. Hit by pitched ball-By Rus
sell (Graneyl. Left on bases-New York, s;
Cleveland. Z. Umpires- -Messrs. Moriarity and
COnnally.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals. ...... . } n 81
Charity batted for Harper in eighth.

TCtals...... . 2 q
Charity batted for Harper in eighth.
Chicago. o l 0 ! x+
Rms-JacksOn ~. Felsch. Benz. Error
Leonard Harper. Two-base hit-BenZ. Stolen
bas-s-AIenoskry. johnson, Felsch. T. Collins.
Bases on baIls-Oh Benz. 2; of Harper, 4.
Struck out-By Benz, 4; by Harper. 6. Hit
By ritcher-Jacksnn. Double plavs-RiSberg (un-
asslsted). Henry t. Leonard. Umpires-Messrs
Dineer and O'Lougnhn. Time Of zame-l hour
and IS minutes
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Double Win from Nationals
Keep Sox in Flag Race
American League Statistics

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago, 4; Washington. 0.
Chicago. Z; Washington, 4
New York. Il: Cleveland, Z.
Boston. l; St. Louis, 0.
Detroit, &; Athletics, L
Athletics, 4; Detroit, }
WHERE THEY PLAY.
Today. Tomorrow.
Wash. at ST. L. Wash. at st. l..
n. Y at Detroit N Y. at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago Boston at Chicago
Athletics at Clev. Athletics at Clev.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
WI PctI W. L. Pet
Chicago. IS II .e40l Detroit...... ~ Al 81.
Bostm...., 81 81 eIiiwIshington. $ % .4E
Cleveland. H Il .S3il Athletics. 81 70 81
New York, a - .5l9lSt Louis. 33 IS 3si
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Limerick of the Links.

4 CoIfcr oncc shoufcd Good HccUcHs'
Today could 7rGilop Chick ESGHS!"
BI:t fhc neat day he started
He quit, brokcH-heGried,
H'ih nothing but SircS and scveHs
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National League Statistics
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York. 4; Chicago, 2
Brooklyn. s; st. Louis l.
Philadelphia. ): Cincinnati. J.
Pittsburgh. 6; Boston, 6.
Pittsburgh, ;: Boston, .
WHERE THEY PLAY.
Today. Tomorrow
Pitts at Boston Pitts at Boston.
Chicago at n. Y Chicago at y. Y.
st. l. at Brook. St l.. at Brock
CHM at Phila. CHM. at Phila.
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Totals. ..... II 4 q

Pratt batted fer Koob in the eighth.
RumlST batted for Austin in the eighth.
Boston. 900 900 0 o-I
Chicago. 90 o o o o 90
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oe of the Boss Writing Steno

LOOKS FOR A OiNGUS
To SET HACHIAE
FOR SIN6LE
SPAClNS.
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Smith hatted for Billings in the seventh.
Turner batted for CoYeleskie In the tenth.
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Johnson batted for Ayers in eighth.
Washington. 5000 OlOol -
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The Red Assault.

ade before il del
ball either They and
batting
o
will be the Red pitcher
the Reds OF
they
the bulk Of
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The 0uimet Status.

OF In
he is the most isolated golfer
i
So while his home along the Atlantic seaboard his
members ". G
of
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SECOND GAME

Totals . Il "a L.
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Crawford hatted for James in the third.
Burns batted for Cunningham in the fourth,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-02
\ CHAPTER XVII.

X. was being very dense. For SO
long had lie considered Sidney as unat-
tRinable that now his masculine mind a
little weary with much wretchedness,
refused to move from Its old attitude.
1T was glamour, that was all, H."
sud Sidney bravery.
"But, perhaps said X, "it's just be-
cause Of TINT miserable incident with
Carlotta. That wasn't the right thing,
Of course. but Max has told me the
story. 1t was really quite innocent. She
tainted In the yard, and"
Sidney was exasperated.
"Do you want me to marry him, KIP
X. looked straight ahead.
u want you to be happy, dear"
They were on the terrace of the
White Springs hotel again X. had or
hered thinner, making AZ great TODD
about getting the dishfs they both
liked. But now that 1t Was there, they
were not cutting. X. Md placed his
chair 80 that his profile kwas turned to.
ward her. Past KS {profile Sidney
could see the magnolia bee shaped like
\ heart. 4
1T seems to me-" sd ID Sidney sud.
denly, "that you are k ID to everyone
but me, X"
He fairly stnmmere his astonIsh,
nNuy*
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SISTERS EARN s2,4oO.
Set New Agricultural Record Raising
Cabbages.

Greensburg, Pa. - -Four Westmore-
land county young women, daughters
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Smith, near
Ruffsdale, have established a new agri-
cultural record IN the yield ard profits
to he derived from two acre plot af
cabbage.
The Misses smith. the eldest or
whom is eighteen, now have Il bank
account of $500, with accounts due
from Pittsburgh. elmmissaap men
amounting to 5000, and quarter Of
their cabbage yet remains to be cut
and marketed. Buyers estimate the
value OF the entire field at about 3d..
400.
Early last sprsGg Smith turned sfe
two acre plot over to his daughters
telling them to uiSska airy i've Of II thei
desired. The girls. after closely sean
ming the markc. reports for weese, de
clded to grow cabbages. They set abou'
$4,000 plants.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-02

silence on the balcony Christine
sewed; Sidney sat and swung her feet
idly.
Doctor Ed says Max wants you to
give up your training and marry him
now"
I'm not going to marry him at all,
Chris"
Upstairs, KS door slammed. It was
one Of his failngs that he always
slammed doors. Harriet used to be
quite disagreeable about it.
Sidney slid from the railing.
There he Is now"
Perhaps, In all her frivolous, selfish
life, Christine had never had bigger
moment than the one that followed.
She could have said nothing, and, in
tha queer way that life goes, X. might
have gone away from the Street as
empty Of heart as he had come to 1t.
BE very good to him, Sidney she
said unsteadily. "He cares so much"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-02

Oakland, Cal.-Physicians ut the
Emergency hospital were puzzled over
the aillnent of a man who was found
by the Alameda police recently, stand.
ing on the street in complete state Of
rigidity, with the exception of pair of
blinking eyes. The police sent the man
to the Emergency hospital. He stood
all night perfectly rigid. When prick-tl
with pins The man showed no activity
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-02

within y fcw hundred yards Of the
outskirts OF the place. Across the
road n tin sign was Tapping In the
breeze. the only reminder of e. once
prosperous business. The sign was
there but the building had practically
been demolished.
1t was with no sense of regret that
we left Arras and gazed once more Oh
open fields, fields dominated by Ger
man guns but being worked by old
men, women and children.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-02
KILL WHITE FACED IBIS.


Topeka, Kan.--A parry OF hrnters
were near Stafford when a long legged
bird, which locked Ike crane and
flew like duck sutldenly rose ami
started toward phlahpnla
Six guns spoke at the same time.
The bird gave up the southern trip.
The men did not know what they had
killed. The; guessed everything from
a mud hen to wild turkey.
George Stansdcd made a Gecrct trip
to Lawrence and conferred with sore
of the professors. They labeled The
kill white faced glossy ibis. Il specie
of waterfowl very rare In Kansas. The
coloring Is very delicate and changes
continually. 1t is one OF the snipe fam
fly, but is unfit for food.