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Arizona republican., 1917-09-29

Do not wait till tomorrow-phone that WANT AID. to The Republican office now, and get your wish fulfilled.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-29

The girls lily club gave party for all the girls of the school last night. It was given for new girls of the school that they might get acquainted with the other girls Over 100 girls were pi csc n. and asa very good program was given, they all had very good time.
 The party was opened by talk py Florence Latimer. Following that was Victrola solo, Then a talk on Asilo mar was given by Ethel Holsinger Then a piano solo by Virginia Stone man. Miss Blount gave a talk on Stop Your Brakes which delighted every girl present. The program was closed with a talk by Miss Rosenberry, the lily girls advisor. Refreshments were then served and everybody talked at the same time, making steadfast friends.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-29

Mr. Stauffacher, in oral test: Who wrote the Gettysburg ad- dress?'
 Wise Student: Why er-George Washington.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-29

The class games in football this week has shown some great material for the football team. With such old stars as Wilky, Detweiler, Sutter, Caldwell, Westfall, and Gorrell and lot of new material it looks as if the alumni will have to fight some to win. In fact there is hardly a winning chance for them as far as the school can see it now. The backfield will be whirlwind for speed and weight The line will be a regular stone wall. So alumni, the school is ready for you and by next Saturday, the team will be in tip-top shape.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-29

Chief of Police Brisbois sent thrill through the school yesterday when he made his appearance on the campus. Many a guilty one sought safety in various corners and hooks. Particu- larly those who engaged in the free for-aIl snraD at noon
Arizona republican., 1917-09-29

The junior English classes are study ing the formation of the American lan- guage. Prof. Stauffacher gave talk f\- three days, which the students took notes on. Afterwards they wrote com positions which were read in class yes- terday.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-29

The faculty were out for good time last night and they sure had one. It was sort of a let loose for them and as all people do. they like to act as kids once in a while About 80 people were out at Papago park where they had a splendid picnic super at o'clock. After their hunger had been appealed. they spent the evening hours in various games and sports. The affair was very informal and everyone is ready for an other. The committee in charge arc to be commended for the excellent ar engagements and the success Of the af- fair.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-29

The next meeting of the "Hi-Y" club will be held on Tuesday immediately after school at the Y. w. C. A. They will take up the study of Social Eth ics." Every girl is invited to join.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-29

Harry Amster. agent for the Kissle
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sal

Notice of MOPtasGe E0ree1OswFe Sale.
Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage, executed ana de-
liyered by the Northern Immigration
10 Kafna Nelson strombera Come
times called Karna NelsoTi)i- mort
gagss. dated the sra DAY or April
1913. and filed for record in the ONCE
% Cass and state of North Dakota on
the 9th day OF April, 1918, at 1:4S
o'clock P. NJ, and recorded in Book
"'lSb" OF MORTGAGES on page /, will be
forecl6sed by a sale of the premises
In such mortgage and hereinafter de-
scrlbed at the front door of the Court
House in the City of Fargo, in the
County of Cass and state Of North
Dakota, at the hour of ten O'Clock
A. NJ. on the 2sth day of July, 1917,
to satisfy the amount due upon such
mortgage on the day Of sale.
The premises described In such
mortgage and which will be. sold TO
satisfy the same are described as fol-
lows:
The s StR.n half (sH Z # o ssSsISS
number one hundred and forty Gi0J,
North, Of Range number fifty 800
West of the Fifth Principal Meridian,
containing 320 acres. more or less, ac=
cording to the United states Govern.
Cass and State of North Dakota.
Ana whereas, default has been made
In the payment Of the sum of Five
Hundred fen Dollars (S510.00) inter
est which became due on the principal
note of Eighty-f1ve Hundred Dollars
on the flrst day Of March. 1917, and
also further default has been. made
in the payment of the principal note
of Five Hundred Dollars $500. 00)
which became due on the first day OF
March. 1917, and in the payment of
Ali interest thereon, and In the pay
rhent of the interest on remaining
principal note of Five Hundred DOL
lars, no part of which has been paid,
the undersigned, Karna Nelson stfon-
berg, MORTGAGE and holder Of said
mortgage, shas duly elected and does
hereby elect to declare the whole
principal sum of said mortgage due
and payable at the date of this Dotice,
Under the terms and conditions OF
said mortgage and the power of sale
therein contained.
There will be due on such mortgage
at the date of sale the. sum of Ten
Thousand Four Hundred Nihety-nihe
and 40-10O $40, 499.40) Dollars, be-
sides the costs and disbursements of
this proceeding, including attorneys
fees provided by law.
Dated June 18th, 1917.
KARNA NELSON STROMBERG.
Mortgage.
William ]. Clapp. Attorney for
Mortgage. Fargo. N. y.
Dune 1926. July S-10-17-24, 1919
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RED SOX AND BRAVES !.
!, HARD HIT BY DRAFT
Manager Jack Barry Of Americans
and Seven stallings Men Must
Report.

Boston, Mass, July 24s--Manager
Jack Barry of the champion Red Sox
and shoftstep Mafanvilie of the
Braves are threatened by the great
draft, but neither is likely to be
taken in the first army.
Pitchers Nehf, Raglan, and Barnes,
Catcher Rico, Infieider Rawlings, and
Outf1elder Bailey of the Braves had
numbers that were drawn early.
Others whose numbers were drawn
early were Olaf Henlksen, recently
released, and J, Welaen Wvekeff,
now with Buffaio.
Barry, when he learned Of the
draft, said
ut Is not worrying me as much
as how to circumvent the White SoK.
| have been called and that's all
there is to it. If the country needs
me, will be right there doing my
level best"
Pitcher Willie Mitchell of the De-
troit team has been Notified from his
home In Sardis, Miss. that he has
been drafted for the new national
army and will have to report with
the fiEst contingent. He will not
claim exemption.
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Pittsburgh, July, s4.-( Especial. -
From all appearances, Bob Steele,
recently, ACQUIRED by the Pittsburgh
Pirates from the 81. Louis CAfaiIi.
ais, like Alexander and Watson
seems to have the number Of the
Cincinnati Reds. In other words, he
is somewhat of a hoodoo or Jinx to
the Rhinelanders. The Mattykins
have not had much dealings with
Steele, but what they have has been
detrimental to their interests in the
fight for the bunting.
re be more specific, Steele has
gone the full route in two games
against Cincinnati this season and
each time scored q win. His victory
at Pittsburgh recently was one OF
the kind that stamps a pitcher as
specially lucky against q certain
club. Practically every Fedleg hit
the bail on the nose ana tore the
hands OF the hostile helders, but the
Tnufdsrous wallops were held just
the same.
steele received. A wicked line drive
Knocked old reliable Honus Wagner
kicking and sized along over nrst
base. Upon stumbling, the flying
Dutchman struck at the ball with
his gloved hand and DETECTED 1t
right into the paws Of one Mr.. Pitler.
The latter scooped up the sphere
like a streak of lightning and got It
away TO first like a shot. Steele
crossing the bag on 3 dead run,
made d fancy catch and achieved 2
Y1uteut. The play broke up what
would have been a great rally.
Perhaps Steele will be the Reds
third hoodoo OF the season, ana per-
haps they'll get him good and proper
much sooner than was the case with
Watson and Alexander.
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airlklnn slatsmsnta.

From The New York Independent:
Count gitm can
never become Independent.
! Franklin p. Adams-Be you bruno
or be YOU blond, now is the time to
buy d bond.
III. q. Wells-The Germans have
been made into a kind OF Scientific
cally equipped Zulus
Ofiville WfigRt--The greatest
danger OF aifpiahing Ia not the hy-
ing, but the landing.
Ettore Janni--G Germany has g1ori-
ned as a supreme Virtue the fact of
reilouneihg every virtue.
Mary Piekford--I often think how
much better 1t would be if love were
not quite SO blind
Prof. II. II. Giddinas- Money
making ana fads invented BY luna
tics are tho only things We take ssr-
iously.
coninRsby Dawson--It's Sc easy TO
find excuses for not elimbif1a TO
Caivaryj Sacrifices IL always too
noble 70 be sensible.
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women in breeches who fear war and
deplore II as cruel or revolving. No,
war Is beautiful Its august sublim-
ity eievates the human heart beyond
the earthly and the common. In the
cloud palace above sit the heroes
Frederick the Great and Butcher,
and all the men Of actfon-the Great
Emperor, Moltke, Room, Bismarck are
there as we'll, but not the old WON
en- who would take away our Joy in
war. When here on earth d battle
10 won by German arms and the
faithful dead ascend TO heaven, a
PotsdAm lance corporal will call the
guard to the door, and "Oid Fritz"
springing from his golden throne,
will give the command to present
arms. That IL the heaven Of Young
Germany"
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Notlee ana Citation

State Of North Dakota, County of
CAss. In County Court, before Hon.
A. @. Hanson, Judge.
In the matter Of the Estate of Tor
gus Tufteskog, Deceased.
Christine TufteskoE, Petitioner We.
Martha Tuftsbkos, Resbondent.-CltaA
ton Hearing Petition for Appoint
ment OF Administrator
The state Of North Dakota 90 the
above named Respondent and all psF4
sons interested Ia the Estate Of Tor
gus TufteskoR. Deceased:
YOU. ana each Of yea, are hereby
f6tified that Christine Tufteskbs, the
pstitioner herein. has filed in TINS
Court petition, praying that letters
Of administration upon the estate of
Tergus Tufteslgog, late of the Town
ship of Warren, in the County OF Cass
and state or North Dakota, deceased,
be granted to Christine TuRteskog ana
that the said petition will be heard
and duly considered by this Court on
Wednesday, the z2nd day Of August,
"a. y. 1917, at ten o'clock In the fore
noon OF that day, at the Court Rooms.
of this Court, in the County Court
House - the City Of Eargo. County
ana you, and each OF youg Are hereby.
cited 20 be and appear before this
Court at said time and place, and An
Bwer said petition, ana show cause, III
any there Be, why the prayer OF said
netifion should not be granted.
BIZ the Court
JOHN X WEIR
Clerk OF the County Court
Dated the 18th day OK July, A. ID.
tJuiy iF-sl-si. 1914
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Will be Subject Discussed at Oars
meme Convention Saturday.
fBy Aahociated. Press. }

New York, July 24.-The future Of
amateur rowing will be a special
feature for discussion ct the annual
convention of the National AsEo-
citation Of Amateur Oarsmen at the
New York Athletic club next Satur-
day night Officers will be elected for
the coming year and plans consider
ed for the restoration of rowing at
the earliest opportune time.
The annual convention is usually
held In conjunction with the cham
pionsIip regatta which was to have
been rowed at Lynn. Mass. next
Friday and Saturday. The caneella-
ton Of the regatta. due to the war,
made necessary the holding Of the
convention in this city.
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better by illustrating his yarns.
George IL taking q needed vacation
at Whaley Lake, N. Y. He recently
wrote letter to a Brooklyn friend
about his experiences there, which
he illustrated quite eepiously with,
cartoons. The following are the
writings and pictures, which should
make Bugs Baer perk up for fear OF
much rivalry:
whAley Lake. N. 7.
Dear Jehnny-Arh up here with
Roll Wilson, the hunter, having the
time OF my life. Talk ABOUT fishlngi
We have those Florida tarpon fish,
errnen beaten forty ways. We have
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SENDS FoyRTH CHECK.

Chicago, July 24.-charIea A.
Conniakey, president Of the Chicago
Americans, made his fourth contrib
button to the American Red Cross
Monday, presenting a check for sa,-
702.gs This makes d total OF s1D,-
1851 he has given since the baseball
season started, representing ten per
cent 6f the receipts.
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Brooklyn, July as.-tBpeeial. D..
George Bothnef, who has passed
the half century mark in age ana
the quarter century of married life,
has ambitions to be an artist ana
newspaper writer, now that his
greatness on the wrestling mat is on
the wane. The inventor of the
'iscissors hold" can still hold his own
with the best of them at almost any
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sHams HyatL

Ham" Hyatt, ex-Pirate outhelder
and pinch hitter, Is leading the bat
ting lists IN the Southern Assoeia-
tien, although Munich, of Atlanta, Is
giving him a hot race. Hyatt is
playing, a good game In the outfisld
for Chattanooga and his average of
.s49 at the last figuring shows that
his batting eye Ii still in hrbt rate
trim,
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TNakaa ThIrtepn FnnIur.-

Hobten, July R4.@-Wlth two out and
the bases fluff in the last Of the thir-
teenth inning Monday, Marahvilie
scored on Kelly's fiy-out to Mann IN
short left field, and Boston defeated
Chicago. It was the sixth consecu-
tive Boston victory over Mitchell's
R.H.E
Chicago -. 900 900 l9l 900 o. 8 I
Boston ..... 00l 100 900 900 la 8 4
BattefIeb-D6Aalas, Carter ana will
son. Dilh0eferl Rudolph, Nehf ana
Tfa&essef.
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News From the World Of Sport
BOARDMEN HOLDS
TOLEDO TO TWO
HITS ON MONDAY
Former Fargo-Moorhead
Hurler Also Drives in
Five Runs
lRv AssnnIAfhd ptasa.4


Minneapolis, MINI, July s4.--Pitcn-
err Boafdnan held Toledo to two hits
and drove in FIVE Minneapolis runs
with his three hits, Minneapolis win
ming easily from the visitors Monday,
10 to g.. Errors were responsible for
many OF the runs on both sides. Ham
ilton, a third basefnafl from VaEitou-
yer, Joined Toledo, and had bad day
In the field. Score:
Toledo ... 900 400 600 I
Minneapolis -. 900 056 20x-13 IL I
Batteries - PIefcey, Bowman and
sweeheyj Boardman and Owens.
Indians Rally and Win.
st. Paul, July 24-Two triples and
q single in the first inning gave the
locals three runs, but Northrop, pitch
ing for Indianapolis. frightened up and
allow only one hit durihe the re-
naming eight innings, the visitors
winning to 8, Monday. Griner, who
started for St. Paul, was driven from
the mount IN the third inning. Hagef-
man succeeding him and holding the
league leaders to one run, until forced
out of the game by q pinch hitter.
Williams pitched the last inning.
Scores
indianapolis .... i03 90 00Q-g Il 3
Batteries . NortfFop ana sehans;
Griner, Hagerrhan, Williams and
Glenn.
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aThe Heaven 81 Youne Germany

Detroit news. FOR nfteen years
before the war, as everyone knows
who haA taken the trouble to in
duiFe, tnib war has been prepared for
bv German editors, .panphieteers,
professors and preachers This Is an
utteranee of 1919 In capitalization Of
the association known a. Young
Germany:
aWar Ii the nebleAt ana fioliest
expression OF human activity. For
us. too, the glad, great hour or bat
tie will strike. stEll and deep In
the German heart must live the Joy
81 battle and che longing for IL. Let
us ridicule TO the utmost the old
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
(By Associated Press.)
Standing of the CIuba.
- hfralrhf fnr Redn.

BfooklY1i, July .24-Cincinnati made
IL four stFaiHht from Brooklyn Mon
day. ufoh, Kopf and Roush made nine
of the visitors. eleven hits and scored
all the runs. Score:
R.H.H.
Cincinnati 800. 002 02Q 1905 ii
Brooklyn .... 900 zoe 00O-2 s b
RattkFles-Toney and Wingo; Smith
and Miller.
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weight, and he is prospecting in his
physical culture emporium in MAflA
haitian. But the literary bug has
bitten him ana he wants to emulate
Jim Corbett, Sparrow Robertson and
other men in sports who are now
winning fame AZ pencil pushers.
Bothner thinks he can SO them one
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aale a. Lana.

Notice is hereby given, that under
authority of an order Of Sale granted
by the Honorable Fl. c. Bradley, Judge
Of the County Court Of the County Of
Burleigh, IN the state of North Da-
kota, dated the ara day of July, A. d.
1917, the undersigned, the executors
OF the estate OF Harriet q. Wilcox,
late Of the City Of Bismarck In the
County Of Bur1sigh, and state of
North Dakota, Deceased, Will sell at
private sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, subject to confirmation by the
Judge of said County Court, the fol-
lowing described land to-wlti
Lot 8, MeAley's subdivision Of
Block 45, Roberts Second Addition 70
the City Of Fargo, III the County OF
Cass. state OF North Dakota.
The sale Will be made on or after
the 4th day OF August, A. D. 1917.
All bids must be In writing ana
may be left ct the ONCE OF r. II. Reg
lister, one OF said executors. In the
Webb Block, City Of Blsfnafck, State
ef North Dakota, or filed With the
Judge Of said County Court, or de-
iivered to the undersigned pefsqtiAlly.
JOHN u. FoRT,
Executors OF the estate OF Harriet
b. Wilcox, Deceased.
Dated July Tth,. a. p. 1917.
tJulV i0=f7-9A. 1917
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And Rules GoyernisG Insertion Of
Advertising Under the
ClasstfeatIomn.
RATES.
Oae Cent q Word each In

RATES.
Oae Cent q Word each In
aeFtfon.
41.Oo per line per aa0Bth.
MInlmuEa Charne 20e.
No elairvoyant, fortune teller, mat
rimonta1 or doubtful advertising &C
cepted. We reserve the right TO re-
ject any copy submitted.
No display lines. cuts or black por-
ders will be run under classIhcations
ana all ads must conform TO the typo
graphical restrictions.
Advertisements muet be ordered Tor
4 definite number OF insertions. NO
tin forbid" copy viii be igSsrtea.s
Want ads will be accepted over the
Telephone from bona nde telepnone
SUBSCRIBERS. but are payable the same
day when our collector calls. THE is
accommodation service and we expect
prompt payment.
CLOSING TIME--AIl copy for In
eeftIon the same day must reaeh us
not later thAn IL O'clock noon.
Out-of-town orders must be accom- :.
panied by the cash to insure prompt
rEsf. Sspvs0NEs 1SaH.
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Last night we went hunting rae
cons. We bagged about thirty. az

they are very scarce but we had
plenty Of excitement when we came
upon full grown grizzly bear. We
were not exactly scared, but Mr..
Wilson cleared a brook that was
more than twenty feet wide. Mr..
to my assistance with a sixty foot
ladder and got me out Of the tree.
Ne said the bear was enc of his billy
goats. GEORGE BoTHNER.
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ash close to the shore, as we get a
beatload every fifteen minutes, and
the best part Of it he we don't need
any bait. Wilson caught two bass.
They were so big We could not bring
them into the house, 30 we left them
out on the lawn while we we're hav-
ing dinnef, and when we came out
we discovered that little kitten had
eaten both OF them.
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Kansas City, July 24.-Lowdermilk
vas in good form Monday, and Column
bus defeated Kansas City, 4 to o. Co
luf1bus Knocked out Mcconnell eaEly
and McQuiHah and HUMPHREYS finish
ed the game. Gerber got Ave hits out
of five times up. Seorei
R.H.E,
Columbus 900. 031 900 00O-=l IA D
Kansas City So. 900 900 000--0 4 3
BAtteries-Lowderm and Black
burn; Mcconnell, McQuillan, Hum
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a Mnnhlna PnlllloLan.

chnrch-Do you know that New
York Official2
oothem-Oh, yes. 4,
SIS he a machine Politician
Well, guess so. see him around
IN one 81 the city's automobiles
most Of the time. - YOnkers States
man.
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SummnnA.

State. of North Dakota, County Of
CABS, IS, in District Court, Third Ju-
didial District.
George H Hollister and B. @. Ten
fieson, Plaintiffs. VS.. Thomas S. Wood
haii, Harriet nj steFfett, and iii otSsT
persons unknown claiming any estate
or interest In or lien or encunnbfance
Upon the property described In the
complaint, Defendants.
The State of North Dakota, to the
above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned to an
swerr the complaint. in this action.
which has been filed in the office of
the Clerk of District Court at Fargo
judicial District Of the state Of North
Dakota, and to serve a copy of your
answer upon the subscriber within
thirty days after the service of this
summons upon you, exclusive of the
day of service; and in case of your
failure to appear or answer, judgment
viii be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
Dated this and day Of I Jqlg, Ig17.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Once and Postoffice address. Fargo.
To the above named defendants:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: That the
the purpose Of quieting title against
each of the defendants herein to the
real property described In the COM
plant IN this action, to-wit. Lots
tire, IN; feqr az, iyee % t, ana ai1
toms Addition TO the City Of Fargo,
according to the plat thereof on. his
and of record in the once Of the Reg
lster of Deeds OF Cass County, North
A. w. CuPLER,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
ONCE and Postoff1ce address, Fargo.
North Dakota.
July 3-i6-f7-24-s1, Aug. Z, 1910
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AnTERIoAN LRAauE.
(By Associated Press.)
Standing Of the Clubs.
White sox Tncreasea Lead.

Chicago, July 24.-Chicag6 inefeAs.
ed its lead over Boston to four and
ofie-half games by winning Mondays
game. Great fielding behind Williams
was one of the big factors ia saving
the game for Chicago. In the eighth
Williams gave way to Cicotte. Score:
R.,H. e.
Boston ........ 900 200 010--3 10 D
Chicaao ........ 013 Dol 00x--5 8 D
Battefies-Sh5re. Jones, BAdsr ana
Thomas, AgfeW; Williams, Cieotte
and Sehalk.
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brewers Defeat ColaneIn

Milwaukee,, July 2I.-Martifi's triple
with two in the sixth gave Milwaukee
q 4 to . victory over Louisville Mon
day. Sl&phieka was hit for ten hits,
but Was strong in the piTiches. Koch
Louisville .... go 900 000-2 10 i
Milwaukee 49,. 100 100 00x-4 3 D
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Kochsr;
slapnicka and Livingston.
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IL The anhf Liaht,

Hazlitt: They do not mind max
TAG their principles odlcus IL they
go make themselves notorious.
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rlrnten aearh hnnto.lt.

New York, July aA-PittsburgB
nosed out New York here Monday,
te 0. Cooper is the third pitcher TO
shut out the Giants this season. Coop
er also sent in the only run OF the
game with q tWo-baBe hit IN the
eiehth inning. New York failed 70
get q runner past FIRST base after the
R.HA
Pittsburgh 80. 600 900 o1O---I Z Z
New York ..a. 600 900 000---0 s
Batteries-Ceebef and w. Wagneri
Schupp and Gibson.
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