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boosters who will send others here. lt is q pleasure to assist in the up- building Of place like Hot Springs when one find, the people here work ing together and finds an apprecia- tion of the help that can be given by outsiders, as l find that appreciation in the many friendships I have formed here"
 On request. Miss Mary Jane Finley rendered a vocal selection, and the Song of the Rotarian." written by Dr. A. B. Rhine, was accompanied by Mrs Rhine. and led by Miss Katz for a chorus.
 There was dancing for some time after the program. after which the members voted the evening one of the happiest it had enjoyed
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FOR SALE

FOB SALE-t'urniturc of 4-room cot
 tage at l30 Arbor street. All euqtpped Tor housekeeping bath electric lights. hot end old water connections, all modern.
 st00 buys furniture; house rents for Sl2.50 per month Apply at once 10 k. IL. Jag gers Real Estate Office, or 125 Ramble. St i-5-iw
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Let Sorrells Dug Go. .oOk ate your KODAK finishing S-14-H
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WANTED--To purchase for cash old
 and rare books and documents. Call at Nour residence. Please state about now many volumes you have for sale. Call Watts Book Store. or phone 3s6. 3-25-U
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WANTED--Iadies to bring me their fancy work 10 sell on commission Want Immediately any thing in filet, crochet or embroidery work. See Mrs Ramseur Ye Little Shop. 33i Central Ave. Phone 2l42. 3-25- 1T
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EuRNlsnEp ROOMS

FURNISHED ROOMS,
 Furnished rooms with private family cold and hot water; 23 Garland Ave. sec oud door Christian science chureh. phoup fh3S 3-2-tt FOR RENr--You can secure nicely fut- niShcd rooms with a private family by ealing tclenhone l63S U NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. rates reasonable. 132h Central Ave Phone 51I. Steam heat. -drs B shannon.
 11-1S-tt
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FOB SALE
BY Non ResIdent OWner

D By Non Resident Owner While I am here. for snort time 3 oniv, 1 am offering for sale my two farms. joining. four miles , southwest of Hot Springs. on fine s coCnty road. the 20 acre farm has live loom house with large hall and porch on three sides, Is paint cd a buugaioW brown and white, and newly papel.d, There are two frame barns: fine well of Wa ter which never goes dry; one acre fenced with SIN foot chicken wire three chicken houses.
 The forty acre place has three ~, 'UC house. porch in front; large k 13- "baru. well. two springs and creek both places have Eiberta peuCh trees, soil is exceptionally
 good as both places lie in valley, called Pleasant Valley. Forty 3 acres of the sixty aye in cultva- D ton, an fenced with hog wire fence, balance timber. hickory, oak and pine Last year tenant raised bales of cotton on less than five acres and averaged 40 bushels of corn . per acre, and average Of loo bush 2 els of sweet potatoes to acre. ? Only wish to sch because have
 D ranch interests in the west Win make bargain price while [ am
 . here, and 1t will pay you to inves-
 . ilgate. Call 334 Central Ave. 2 Phone 3it3 s-L,tf
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FOR RlsNT-Nice front room in private family Phone HIT. d-@A-u PALACE HOTElq-Opposite bath houses
 modern furnished rooms. $t.50 per week up. W0mack & Woodcock. owners and managers 4t2-4tS Central Ave. 3-6-u
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WANTED--To buy diamond ring or stud. Address or call c. MeGoWan, Rector R1te House. i-l--l1
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AUTO FOR SALE-l.oadster six cyliu- der motor. self starter. Willard battery. all appointment first class Cash uans- action. cheap. Address xxx. care Sen
 tiuel- Record 9-I7-tf
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS

furnished sleeping rooms. Sl.15
 per week and up. r. \. biakeiy, Prop, < Canyon St. 4-5-lW
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PARK PLACE APARTMENTS No. 16 Park Place. Phone 1sj1, Suicuy modern, newly furnished. hot and cold running
 water, gts. electric lights and bath Katos Gncludmg laundl}l, $i and E. per
 W eek Al -tl
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THE PLAZh-Tipht housekeeping anart-
 oerts md furnished roOrus-ali modern. st,rineed sleenirp nOrches heautifui lpca- tion npnositp Y s. Sunerintcndert's res- ,aeprP efA Reserve Ave Phone q6i Nr.s Nj r ferAen
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LIGHT airy housekeepinG rooms, one block from bath house elecric lights; si 50 per week and up PIG Court, St
 Phone 16fj. " II
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST Saturday. diamond bar pin, be- tween krmpner shoe store and Moody ho- tel Is set with three diamonds, ia heir locm 800 reward if returned to Moody hotel 4-9-lw -ND-Hostcu brindLe terrier Owner can have same by applying to Campbell House between [ and | D. m. 4-5-lt LOST -Rcbacca pin with letters l. Q. O.
 F. Liberal reward Phone liSl 4-6-St
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE--Alodern home of II rooms
 practically new, lot 75Nl35. donveuiently
 loeated to car line and school. Phone 396. 3-l5-lm
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FOR SAI.E-15 year old horse and one 4-Sear-uld horse city broke; gentle driver. 1 years old. is combination sad die and di1vlng horse Inquire o54 Gen tral Ave 3-20-tf
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lGHEST PRICE PAID for second hand othlng. Sanitary Cleaners and Overs. Ouachita Ave. Phone ITS. 43-u
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FOR RENT

arartulent house. unfuuished that Vib hrine I'm sl0 per week from each apart ment hnd will be rented easily all the tine Apply to Mrs F J Looncy ad- ministrntor, 20l Prospect Ave. 3--l-u
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FOR SAI.E-AIy suburban home. % acres adjoining race track, fronting on Central avenue. room bungalow Phone l90l
 8-11-1m
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ANrED--Reliable white or colored wo- man cook, private family in the country. Good home Phone l3OS 3-2i-N
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FOR SALE--l new. l second hand Ford roadster bodies. II. NJ Steele. phone l5. 2-lS-tfI
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ANTED Colured girl for gceural lusework in small family. Apply 73l
 hittington avenue or phone 23G5. l-5-2t
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WANTED

' FANTED-Nurse girl. Apply 5l6 flaw iUln St. Phone l566. i-i-3t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-S200 gets toomiug house
 rent paid to April 1st; : large rooms. one large housekeeping boom. rented for S3o per month. one large front room for g ger week: others fo. Se each Back porch and office furnished completes
 rents for $30 per month No better loca- ton. Como Square. Call at Sil l-2 Cen tal Ave. One ad only 3-20-tf
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FOR SAIE-Finest improved stock farm
 in Garland county. all convenlenceN' house. barns. etc. S20 acres under fence. i5O in cultivation. implements, stock and grain included uarcain to the right carlv. For further information see J. w.. Sunc. Arlington Euginc Room 3-2i-tt
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FOR SALE Furnished roominE house tor sale. containing II rooms. 4@7 l-2 Benton St. 3-7-Im
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WANTED-Experienc girl at the Home Hotel, l3S Chapel St. 4-4-3tc
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FOR SALE-Jl9 Park Avcnue. coufec-
 UonerY. nice business and good location Sell on account of other business. 3-5i -lw EGGS FOR SALE Single comb white LeGhorns, barred Plymouth Rocks, set tings of l5 for $l. w Deming, 1895 Gen. trai Ave Phone 2272. 3-2l-iQt
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WANTrO-A good coioreo yard man, vho can work In gardrn. also clean hous
 milk. run an auto. Apply in person. i0l references. 2-c4-tt
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NFsrLEaEsT

NFsTLEREST Furnished rooms in Ni- vatn famlty centrnlio located hoard K ioral Phone as2 Nitbn one hlork s
 ear line A-2
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FOn RENT OR LEASE--To man and wife the restaurant connected with me
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WANTED-De Delivery boy with bicycle Anulv to The Batteries. S-l9- If
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FOR SALE-Eusch sters' eiecant fix- lures consisting Of show cases. wall
 rases. shelving heautiul office. safe and telenhone Miss Busch ljS3, l-25-tf
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FOR SALE Splendid chance tu buy toi
 cgsli or on terms. two fino houses in good location; seven rooms han and tw0I t9ths five rooms, ral and bath; an cnnyenieucps. 26l and gG5 Cedar St SerI oWrer. 7i2 Central Ave 2-C-if|
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THE DER5Y--6t6 ouaehlta Ave. For Rent--Modern rooms and apartments, evervthiup furnished fer house keeping: ras for cooking and heating rooms S.50 ner week and up Phone ll02 Mrs C
 I Rradv. t-3l-tl
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

THE MeCRARN-The hotel with the free from dust and noises. cool and pleas
 ant. and very convenient to bath houses ninaged 8-t1-tf
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FOR SALT,-One high bred Pointer TOT
 sale: years old and well trained Cal, ltG6. 3-9-22
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FOX SALE-turniShcd roc house for sale, containing lA docks a417 1-2 Benton St .o p,toha <, 3-9-1m FOR SALE earliest time estin health, No. eruct <: Invoice prices. doiulpl the Nessels III Ane sG0 or 04l months Many of 4 4-1-tf
 paired that soon
 nas i final decision as tdXthe d
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FOR SALE-roodledoc and puppies 2tt West Grand or phone i065 2-2l- Inn
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stMANToN'S Mud Ba ths. furnished cot
 tnges and patching apartments lip a'a . vine St. corner Park Ave. 2-s-tt
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FOR SALE Wall soda fountain iH noo1 condition Call end sve it 1.l '""tril IEcuUc 5-al--W
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FOR RENT Furnished 1-r0om cottage gas light and water. Call l539 Central
 f-4-lW
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apartment, furnished and unfunished.
 Tel. 122 4-3-3t
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MILLsTEAD APARTMENTS -- Mcdern iioht houeekeepinr suites. brick buildine. ideal location Also single rooms with running water; sas included. l37 Chapel St Phone SS5. Mrs Chas. Ba- kbr Mgr.
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,kISl :n EASSIFIED COLUMNS
 wona HAsn NsEFrO~ rOs'rsE-x A-- s-Ass''rs
FOR RENT

FLATS FOR RENT-Fivc and three rooms nicely furnished with bath; beautiful location, close in. al Prospect. Phone 22Sj. i-5-tt
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FOR RENT Modem i-iupn cottage. furnished or unturnished. Apply God dard Hotel 4-l-3t
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1 A final decision 2. 1 ton of the ships
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
BIG JULY FOURTH
SPORTS PROGRAM
Aquatics, R cling, Field
Meets and Red Cross Tour
neys Among Features
IRISH CLUBS TO CONTEST

Tomorrow will be the biggest day in the
field Of sport in this country. All thoughts
Of war temporarily will take back seat in
the thoughts of the men wearing the uni
form Of this country stationed in this city.
The track and field events for the enlisted
men at the navy yard have drawn numerous
entries. including many star college men
who are stationed at League Island.
Another big meet will be staged on the
Belmont plateau. Fairmount Park. where
more than a thousand young athletes Of
Philadelphia win compete in the games ar
ranged by subcommittee Of Councils, The
winners of the many events will receive gold
watches and silver cups.
For those who are interested in the
ponies there will be many racing meets in
the afternoon at Frankford, Narberth
Downingtown, Ptman, Byberry and Mount
Holly
The annual field day Of the Clan-Na-Gael
Society win be held at Point Breeze Park
and varied program has been arranged.
In the afternoon there win be track and
field contests for registered amatarrs "'''
dancing contests for members Of the irish
clubs.
The water carnival on the Schuykil
for the benefit Of the Red Cross win be
the first of its kind in this section of the
country. The principal boat race viii he
the eight-oared event, n .,hiCh "A Pacific
coast crew, composed Of former members
of the University of Washington and Leland
Stanford are entered against the best of
the local eights.
Although there is no big golf tourna-
ment scheduled, most Of the clubs in this
district will hold patriotic matches for the
benefit Of the Red Cross. The same is true
OF tennis, the only big tournament being the
annual one at Beach Haven.
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BUXTON EASILY DEMONSTRATES
THAT HE IS IN A CLASS BY HIMSELF
AMONG THE GOLFERS OF THIS CITY
Made 1t Known Early That Winner of Event Was
Real Champion in Spite of Decision of Golf
Association of Philadelphia

is very likely that that body would be
very glad to get rid Of the responsibility.
But to get bacR to Buxton for one min.
ute. The championship was IN many ways
one Of the best contested affairs In the his.
tory Of the organization in spite of the
fact that Knight broke so badly in the
afternoon Both men were fortunate in
one thing and that was that other players
eliminated a lot Of players who were re.
garded as more likely contenders for the
championship than the victors. And in the
case Of the victors these in turn were beaten
so that when IT came down to the scmifinals
the only real CONTENDER left was George
Hoffner, and Buxton had no great trouble
in beating him.
Interesting Round
The morning round between Knight and
Buxton was one Of the best played rounds
ever seen in this city. The medal cards
showed how well both men were going. If
any one other than Buxton or some one
who has had as much experience had gone
up against the marvellous golf knight put
up he would have cracked, and Knight in
stead OF being two up would probably have
been six or seven up. on several occasions
Buxton would play the hole in par figures
only to have Knight sink a bird, yet the
veteran refused to crack even at a time
when he was four down and things were
going against him
Yet in the afternoon the golf that Knight
displayed was worthy only of an eighteen
or twenty stroke man. Instead of losing
the six out Of the first seven holes he
should have lost them all. Not once, with
the possible exception of the ninth hole, did
he play golf worthy of his fine morning
round. 1t was one Of the most curious re-
Nersals ever seen on a Philadelphia course
Buxton, on the other hand, played with the
skill of a master, and at all times was his
golf of a very fine order He showed last
year that he is the best golfer in the Phila-
delphia district and there is no reason this
year to change the judgment of last year
One fitting champion succeeds the other
and both their names are Buxton.
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NIAGARA 7-DAY RACE
MEETING ON TOMORROW
Fine List of Entries for Big Fourth of
July Handicap Stakes

NEW YORK, July ;. - Tomorrow the
bugle will call the horses to the post for the
opening of the Niagara, Racing Association's
seven-day meeting Of the thoroughbreds. the
last one that may be seen at the track
across the river in some time The meeting
promises to be a most notable one, for never
were prospects brighter for a splendid gath
ering of high-class horses and keenly con-
tested races
The entries for the Fourth of July
stakes handicap at a mile and seventy
yards follow: Borrow, Pennant, Bromo.
Liberty Loan formerly Al NJ. Dicb). All
Smiles, Christie. Fruit Cake, Commonada.
Bondage Brumley. Grumpy, Sasin, Old
Broom, Churchill, Rancher, Sands of Pleas
ure, Russell Square, Skeptic. Tom McTag-
gart, Prince Hermis. Bayberry Candle.
Roamer, Runes. Eewessa. Atwell. Bierman.
Monty Ring, Barney shannon Leochares.
Gordon Russell McAdoo. Waukeag. Hub
bub, Harry Shaw. Malamont, Raider (for-
merly Nan) Tea Caddy, HauberS, Ormuu.
Leixlip, Graphic, Incog, Arravan, Trial by
Jury and Westy Hogan.
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RAIN CALLS HALT TO
P. r T. LEAGUE GAMES
p. r. T. LEAGUE STANDING
TIasa

Old Jupiter Pluvius spoiled a lot Of fun
for the members Of the carmen's baseball
league today. for his little rain act caused
the postponement Of all four games sched-
uled
One important contest. between German
town, the league leaders. and the runner-up
team, Allegheny, was sidetracked on ac-
count Of the showers. Reports had II that
the Germans" were due to lose their first
game Of the season, and a big crowd as
sembled at the scene Of the big contest at
Magnolia and Cheltenham avenues.
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WESTERN GOLF TITLE PLAY
TO GET UNDER WAY MONDAY

CHICAGO, July S.-The annual West
ern amateur golf championship will start
on Monday morning on the links of the
Midlothian Country Club Blue Island. IT..
and will finish on the following Saturday
afternoon.
While the strength Of the entry from
the West Is assured. the officials of the
Midlothian Club and Of the Western Golf
Association are particularly desirous Of Sc
curing the appearance OF the best OF the
eastern golfers, in order to make the tour
nament a decisive test for the amateurs
Of the entire country. Heinrich Schmidt
won the title last year.
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LOCAL SCRIBES INDORSE
THE NEW YORK CHAPTER

Members of the Philadelphia Chapter ..
the Baseball Writers of America, at a sps.
cial meeting yesterday, adopted a resoutinH
indorsing the action taken by the New York
Chapter in the McGraw case.
The newspapermen also went on recufl
as requesting President Tener, Of the IA.
tional League, to call a meeting at ta
earliest possible date for the purpose Z
giving the case full investigation.
The action taken by the Phadelphh
writer's follows that of the New Yot
members, who have requested that the No.
Graw case be reopened and that the news
papermen whose integrity has been CUES
toned by the reputation by McGraw Of s'
terviews believed to be true in every dsf
be given a hearing.
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Women's Association
ST. LOUIS PREPARES FOR
BIG GAMES IN SEPTEMBER

Word has reached here from St Louis
that the athletic followers in the Missourian
capital had at last started preparations to
hold the national A. A. U. championships in
September. To raise fund Of $4,000 will
be the FIRST item Of the preparatory work.
The national A. A. u. was beginning 10
perfect plans TO hold the meet on an elab.
crate scale on one Of the local tracks.
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EDDIE MAHAN TO PITCH
FOR MARINES BALL TEAM
Former Havard Star Will Face Chris
Church Nine in Game
Tomorrow

Tomorrow afternoon the United stats
MARINE Corps baseball team will travel d
Christ Church baseball park. Tenth ~
Butler streets, to meet the Christ Chur4
team. Eddie Mahan, the famous all-arouul
athlete from Harvard, and who is "a
toned at League Island, will twlrl for Il,
marines. Artie Drew. the recent sar
twirler for Northeast High. will probabB ).
Mahan's opponent on the slab.
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THEY SEEM TO HAVE FINISHED
TY COBB'S CLOUTING RECORD is
PEACHY ONE, BUT CAN'T COMPARE
WITH ONE MADE BY NAP LAJOIE
While Hitting 400, Great Frenchman Went Bin
gleless Twelve Straight Games-Umpire Bait
ing Is Costly and Doesn't Get Anything
By GRANTLAND RICE
Alan Seeger

Alan Seeger
Member Of the Foreign Legion-Ked in Action July 1911
Somewhere in France iohere crosses lean
Above many graves toddyj
Where faded lilies place their SCREEN
And summer minds kneeL doWh TO pray;
You tOho first uenttucd overseas,
To match, at last, the light groW dim,
God must hare sent his gentlest breeze
To bring your spirit back to Him.
Somewhere in France dust unto dust,
You ,Cdi beyond the Inn of Life
Where through lone nights the guarding crust
Shuts ont the clamor Of the strife;
But far above the crimson sod
No barrier your soul might stop,
When from the Great White Throne Of God
You the Legion cross the top.
A year ago today you kneto
The endless melody of song;
You that summer skies 1Oere blue
That drifting summer days long;
You ,Odited ChiIe the tOihgkts breath
Came grooming old serennde,
To hold your "rendezUous NTH Death
At some disputed baricade."
Today the Legion holds the line
Unbroken by the driving mass
Where you hare helped to 1Crite the sign
In dripping blood-"They Shall Not Pdssg'
And now beyond the far divide
You the Starry Flag adUdnce
Among the millions Who hare died
For love of Liberty-dnd France
The Eagles tOings at last are spread
Above neVer-beaten shield,
Where still among the deathLess dead
Your specter haunts the clotted field;
And borne df0r summers breath
- You send this message HURTING throuoh--
:" had a rendezvous Nth Death
did not fail that rendezvous"
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WTH1LE Ty Cobb has gone a vast number
w Of games without missing a hit. we
recall an even more astounding record
Some fifteen years ago, when Nap Lajoie
was at his best, around 400, he went twelve
games without making a hit.
At the end of the twelfth game Mons
Lajoe was on the verge of diving off some
high steeple, but he finally pumped one
safely out and then resumed his old 400
stride.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03

PAT MORAN Chief
o
he did Brooklyn He served here twice pitcher
after e innings and the Dodgers touched him for e hits
N % OF the
o In
o
PhInta for ptchers
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dismantle that Red Sox array is to get "
groups of ten or twelve at a haul o,h..
wise it's a waste of time.
Jack Curley wants 100000 from wa
lard" No wonder. War has no horror !,
atrocity compared to suggesting to hrb.
ers manager that he work for living
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Barry Believes Red Sor Are Due for Worlds Series Again

JACK BARRY of the worlds champion Red
frs for
hed warriors The team he points out just
be
the added strength
a to be
Thomas capable a Will
highcas
bases DOING bench duty Last the worlds
picked
departn
The
the
to
regime OF arrga
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having
wide OF
yet ended He has tried than other two managers
equal Mack
o s
of
300
the and would have hitter but that's not Comics
A
Athletics
n Waly
a
Waly will do well in the oufed and should there
they should break
and
s
do the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
Argument Starting

It is easy enough to open an argument
And one of the easiest ways we have found
is to announce that Leonard will murder
Kilbane-or in turn to suggest that Kill
bane will tear the heart out of Leonard.
Both boxers have their hackers in CO.
pious quantities. For the fact remains that
so far as advance dope is concerned no
two men were ever more evenly matched
Both are chockful of cleverness, both are
fast and both can hit. Kilbane outclassed
Welsh almost as far as Leonard did, but
Benny produced the x. o. which Johnny
failed to show.
short bout between this pair will be
very close to a draw. At the best only
shade will exist, and this shade may fall
either way
You Answer II
Kicking at umpires has cost ball play
ers thousands of dollars in fines and in
Vulnerable days of suspension upon the
bench when they were badly needed by
their club
On the other pinion how many decisions
have been changed by such protests?
Some one has advanced the argument
that military drill has put the needed morale
into the White Sox machine. IfIthis is so,
the South Side around Chicago's way will
be bitterly against any form of peace for
the next ten years.
Ruth is suspended. Then Pennock stems
into Ruth's place and pitches a shut-out for
starter. The only way to demoralize or
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Delapare County Baseball League Is Boon,iun


demonstrated in the Delaware County
watched Upland
The of players the Weeks circuit
Ed formerly
am baseball
The Delaware 1
the
sion nto o organize IA
to through
" OF the hourn II defeat