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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-15
Sunday School Convention.

The Winneshiek County Sunday
School Convention will be held in the
church, Decorah
Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 3 and 4
Every Sunday school in the county
will do we'll to send the largest pos
sible delegation including represen'
tative from each department of the
Sunday school. Further announce
ment later.
MRS. G. NJ. SHOEMAKER,
Secretary.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-15
Enger-Turly Nuptials.

On Tuesday, Aug Z, at the home OF
the groom's parents on East Main
street occurred the marriage of Miss
Ruth Turly, of Des Moines to Mr..
Norval Enger. The ceremony was
performed by Prof. S. G. Ylvisaker.
The groom was born and grew to
young manhood in DEBORAH and is the
youngest son of Senator and Mrs. l..
NJ. Enger. He is a civil engineer and
for the past nine years has been To-
Gated in the state of Washington and
now lives at Ephrata, Wash. Mr.. and
Mrs. Enger departed on Wednesday
for their western home, taking with
them the best wishes of all for long
and happy welded life.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-15
Home From $685. Mile Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Nosby and three
children arrived home Monday from
"a trip through the Yellowstone Park.
They left DEBORAH in June and made
the trip in their Ford, travelling sew
en- weeks and making 1886 miles, and
had no machine trouble whatever,
and they report a most enjoyable
time We think this trip sets rec
ord for this section.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-15
LOAD OF CORN WORTH S175.
Weighs Out Seventy-Eight Bushels
and Market Price is 1925.

Nevada, Aug. 13.-Roy Kline, who
works fer Attorney Bert B. Welty on
his farm east of town on the Lincoln
Highway, brought in a load of corn
Friday morning, which weighed out
IS bushels AID which was worth on
the local market 1925 per bushel.
The corn had been contracted by Mr..
Welty to Dunklebarger e. Newton
some DAYS ago at S2.12 per bushel.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-15

Local Board for the County of Wi1neshiek, State
of Iowa, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-15
NOTICE.
Secretary

The annual meeting of the Russell
Association will be held at
the school house District No. 2, Ca
noe township, Aug. 20, at 2 O'Clock
D. m. AL members please attend.
SECRETARY.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-15
District superintendent Coming.

District Superintendent john H.
Klaus of Charles City, will conduct
quarterly meeting at the German NJ.
Z. church in DEBORAH on Saturday
and Sunday, Aug. Is and 10. On Sun
day at p. m. he speaks in English
to the young people, in particular to
the young men.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-15
Try Our Want Column.

List of Winneshiek County men called into
the United States service not exempted or
discharged. These names have been GER
titled to the District Board for Northern
Iowa at Waterloo, who will pass on the
appeals of exemption from the local board
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-15
NOTICE OF CALL AND TO APPEAR FOR Pl
CAL EXAMINATION.


Any claim for exemption or discharge must
made on forms which may be procured, or
form of which may be copied at the office of the
cal Board and must be filed at the Office of this
cal Board on or before the seventh day after
date of posting of this notice.
Your attention is called to the penalties for v
alton or evasion of the Seective Service Law
proved May IS, 1917, and of the Rules and Re-
lations which may be consulted at this office.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-15

third sixty-fve on Aug. 20. Below are
the names of the first 65 called and
the others will be found on page six
of this issue:
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-15

322- 919-Oscar s. BergelaHd, DEBORAH, Ia. RI.
323- G56-John Kahovec, Cresco Ia.
325- 814-Peter Peterson, DEBORAH, Ia, re.
327-1 070-Albert JOS Kuhn, FIT Atkinson. Ia. RI.
800 S4S-Clarence d. Brown, DEBORAH, Ia, RI.
34O-1474-Frank w. Rehe, TT. Atkinson, Ia.
341-1414-Anton Recks, Calmar. Ia, RI
342-1616-Kinley T. Orr, DEBORAH, Ia.
344- S22-Albert Julius Rogen Waukon, Ia R5.
346-1 064-Frank Fred Jirak, Waucoma, Ia. RI.
347-1 205-Albert Edw. Peyer, Ossan, Ia.
34S-1510-Gi,bert A. ArneSS, DEBORAH Ia.
352-1507-Nels Alert Arness, DEBORAH, Ia.
354-1626-Benhart L. Thompson, DEBORAH, Ia.
360-1179-Joseph John Kipp Ossian, la.
eel 753-Carl Bernard Buer, DEBORAH, Ia. re.
363- S5S-Henry Joseph Ginapp, Ossia1, la. RI.
366-1774-Olaf NJ. Queal DEBORAH Ia.
36S- S40-Richard w. Arness, DEBORAH, Ia. R6.
369-1347-Carl John Hovden, DEBORAH, la.
370-1511-Floyd Allen, DEBORAH Ia.
371-11SS-Henry knute Larson, Ossian, Ia.
373- 175-Carl NJ. Selless, Mabel, Mimi.
374- 300-Henry Bonnie Hanson, Locust, la. RI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
GIANTS GAIN LEADERSHIP;
RED S0X HOLD POSITION
Rainy Weather Forces Postponed nj
OF Eighteen Games During Week.
Recent Performances Reviewed.

While Boston still leads in the Amer
lean League. New York has climbed
into first place in the National. Last
week also saw the Chicago Nationals
and the New York Americans fall be-
hind in the races for leadership. Rainy
weather again caused many games to
he postponed in both leagues. eighteen
contests heins put off.
Up TO Wednesday only one scheduled
game had been played in the National
League and Monday, for the first
time in several years, there was not
game played in either OF the major
organizations.
New York rcgained the lead position
in the National Wednesday by defeat
ing Philadelphia in both OF the holt
day games McGraws club began its
long road trip Friday by taking the
first game from ST. Louis and on Satur-
day beat tho Cardinals through Good
work in tho box by Benton.
After losing two to New York. Phil
adelphia lost Thursday to Pittsburgh,
but came back Friday with victory
over the Pirates. On Saturday they
heat Pittsburgh again, TO !. Chicago
stopped at Pittsburgh on Memorial
Day on the way home and divided two
games with the Pirates. Meeting
Brooklyn on Friday. the Cubs played
Saturday, however. heat the champions.
TO 4. Early in the week Brooklyn
had lost two games TO Boston, both
being shut-outs.
The winning streak Of the Boston
Americans was stopped at ten straight
Friday. when cleveland shut them out.
3 TO o. through the good pitching OF
Morton, who allowed only one hit. The
Indians repeated the shut-out perform
ance Saturday. when Bagby pitched
them TO a 5-to-0 victory.
Chicago. np to Saturday. when they
beat Philadelphia. had taken part in
only two games, both OF which they
won.
Washington had not won game in
Two weeks until they defeated ST. Louis
Saturday. Walter Johnson suffered de-
feat twice during the week
New inierscctional series began in
both leagues Thursday. and including
saturday the results were: National
East. 6; West, .. American East, 2;
West. D.
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SERMON Is PREACHED
by REV. w. AIKEN SMART, %. u.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
LfNCHHuRG. VA. June 3.-The
chapel at Randol ph- Macon woman's
College this morning was crowded for
inc baccalaurcatc sermon. which vas
delivered by Rev. w. Aiken Smart, d,
D., professor Of biblical theology Of
Emory University. Atlanta. Ga.
Monday viii be class day In the
finals. exercises taking place on tho
campus in the forenoon by the grad
uetinG class. and At night the class
play was given at tho Rivermont Ca
sno. near tho campus.
Many friends of the school. az we'll
AS aiumnae, are here for the finals
which terminate Tuesday with the
address to the class by Dr.. Hamilton
Holt. editor OF the Indcpe ndcnt, New
York City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
VETERAN PLAYERS FAVORED
National Commission Announcer That
Seasoned Ncn Must Not
BE BOycotted.

CINCINNATI, June 3.-The National
Baseball Commission has issued no.
tee III which it construed legislation
by major or minor leagues that vir-
tualiy places boycott on seasoned
and veteran ball players. as a class or
individuals. as contrary TO the spirit OF
the national agreement, and. there
fore. null and void.
The notice was issued in answer TO
many requests received from minor
league clubs for 4 ruling on the valid
ity OF league Legislation requiring
members TO employ prescribed num-
Der OF players without previous pro-
fessional experience. the notice said
that the commission regarded such g.
measure as predicated upon economi-
cal considerations and designed to aid 4
ininor-league club in keeping within
the salary lmi, of its classification. az
prescribed by the national agreement.
ana In developing talent.
The commission, however stated /,
insists that IN the obscrvances OF tho
rule there shall b. no discrimjnatIop
against experienced or veteran PLAYERS
VINO apply for employment PROVIDED
'ney consent TO contract with q club a;
or within the salary limit effective in
It's league
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT
SOUTHERN GOLFERS MEET
AT BIRMINGHAM TOMORROW
Annual Tourney mt Rocbuck Goif-.Au-
tomobiie Club Expected to Bring
Out Best Talent In Section.
IRY Ak,oclai.d pr..s.

tBy Associated Pressl
BIRMINGHAM. ALA. June 3-Al-
| though Il number of golf tournaments
have been postponed on account Of
the war. the sixteenth annual tourna-
ment Of the Southern Golf Association
will be conducted at the Rocbuck Colt
Automobile Club here June to .. in
elusive. according 20 original schedule
Indications arc that the entry list
will be large. Practically every golf
club that is member OF tho associa-
lion is expected TO have representatives
here.
The championship Nights for this
years tournament have been reduced TO
| sixty four players by the elimination OF
the high handicap men. those above
fourteen being barred from play on the
course during the tournament in order
that consested condition OF tho
course may be prevented.
The qualifying round Will be played
on Tuesday. This round will be eighteen
holes. medal play. sixty-four 10 qualify
From the siXty-four who qualify will
be formed the championship. the sec
ond, third and fourth Nights, Of six
teen players each.
Team match play will also feature
Tuesdays program. Each team will be
composed of four players who are
members OF the same club. and who
must be named TO the tournament COM
mttee before starting. The scores re-
turned by these players in the qualify
ms round will govern this event
Match play will continue through
Wednesday morning. the sixty-four
qualifying players participating. On
Wednesday, afternoon the first cham
pionship flight OF thirty-two players
VIII he entered in match play in tho
second round, while the third flight Of
thirty-two men Will play tho first
round. The defeated sixteen in the
championship flight will constitute the
second flight Thursday. and the sixteen
defeated in the third flight will consti-
tute the fourth flight Thursday.
On Thursday morning. June I, tho
third round OF the championship flight
will be played. The first round OF the
second flight. the second round OF the
third Night. and the first round OF the
fourth Night also will be played Thurs.
day morning. In the afternoon the
fourth round Of the third flight. the
second round OF the second flight. rho
third round OF the third flight and the
second round OF the fourth flight VIII
be played.
Friday will witness tho scminnals
In all flights They VIII be played
either in the morning or the afternoon
the time being left TO the players.
On Saturday tho finals OF all flights
VIII be played. All matches in both
he semifnals and the finals will DO
thirty-six holes.
The winner and the runner-up in
each flight VIII receive a trophy The
low medaist or the winner OF the quail
flying round also will receive trophy,
while the club. whose team wins tho
team match viii be presented with a
trophy.
Players who fail to qualify in the
lowest siHty-four Will be invited to
participate I'm an invitation tourney at
the Birmingham Country Club. which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
viii be in progress Juno 8 to 5. in.

will be in progress juno to 8. in.
elusive. - y.
The tournament is expected to bring
some OF the Souths best golfers 10
Birmingham. Many players OF promi.
hence. among them Bobby Jones and
Perry Adair. of Atlanta: Charles Il.
Dexter. Jr.. G. ~ Aldredge. C. 3. Dex.
ter and e. Fl. Munger. OF Dallas. have
signined their intention Of participat.
Ing. while member clubs at Now Or.
leans. Houston. Memphis. Montgomery.
Chattanooga and other places have
notified the Roebuck club officials thev
Will be represented.
IN connection with tho Tournaments
VIII be the annual meeting of thu
southern Golf Association. which will
ne held here on Tuesday. June S. at
o'clock.
Rules OF the United States Golf AS
soclation VIII govern the play, with
such exceptions as the governing COM
mittcc may announce :.
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At the Movies To-Day

ODEON-GIadys Coburn, In 1.-THE
Primitive Call"
ISIS-kHthlyn Williams and The
odore RObcrts, In "Thc Cost Of
Hntred."
BIJOU-JRck Pickford and Louise
HUFF, in 'Frecl<ies," and Paramount
comedy.
COLONIAI-France Nelson, In
"rhe beautiful Lie" and His
Naughty Thought"
VlCTOR-Mar! Miles Mlnter, In
"Annic for Spite" and war pictures.
BLGEHIRD-Grace Cunard and
Francis Ford, IN 1.-THE Purple
hn1k," and Kingsley Benrdict and
Eileen Scdgwick, In mo. 10, West
bouMd.'
REX-Tom Mix. In "Mov!e stunts"
and "rhe Merry Motor Niendcrs."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
YOUNG .kETCHELE SUCCUMBs g
TO BOXING DOUT INJURIEs

louisville. PA. June 3.-Michael
Seubachai. twenty-one years old, a mid
dlewetGht pusilist OF Shenandoah. Pa.
who fought under tho name of YOUNG
Netshcll. died in A hospital here ye,E
terdaE AS a result Of a boxing bout
Thursday night.
Eddie Rcvoirc. OF philadelphia. his
opponent. and others connected with
the oout were committed to jail 10
await tho action OF the coroner. The
referee. Frank O'Brien. OF Philadelphia.
was held under bail as witness.
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Amateur Notes
~ PREF"

pup!eI snd Old vMFinias played corning
Park ihe oTmrr Ss.ns "lcaST,ous by hy ihs
s.o, ,,. CT J to . rhe oSniest was a pitchers
s. h.ouf Ssd and md. ,h wa on. OF ne
teams were o" n jump all the way
Ed lower .uao.s4l 81 The p,pl., rs,.
1rsai, ioi winn'rf The. same. FOR II was his
I .nG IN IN ne ssIenih inning thai pace the
Tor H.iheT,. md secured the hrs, hit o, the
y ,,sned bin % second. sn.e an inn I'D "u,
nIs,so him on ihird base. He scored on
another error by JENKINS.
Pc Wsldhouer, hurting for Duplex wss
hot IN tlie pest o! form, bur he siUays t!et.-
sneo ~ when hits meant runs and the xix
nv. secuI.d hy the Old NirEiniss were scat.
~ nS.r ne Sso 1i'n Tn .si
1e!dinE o. his teammates saved the day
., s ~, ~oIlG hsv, Won nine times GU. NJ
ThTce ni'>. but IN. breaks we're With the
7wsn,y m.n were Canned between The
81 ~ ~. Pt az Esdbaacr causfr thirteen
while Narter Ser, seven Of the D9 ies' t"a
p"eH ''s the s'rthe-out route
While ptrcy Jenkins is charged with three
errors; his held!nE was The most ,rnsationnl
msae by nm can ha .,tr.sn,.d 70 ,'f ,%s
,n9G sround ;scond base. Both chances wer.
t%o sensational cat-.es that atoned for tbo
ih,t. errors mao. howeyar His hare hand
'a;.h Of drive from T!snor's bal, in the
seh.! ihhins, was ? dandy piece 81 field
n. nir'h inning ana snear.d with his sst =.
hahe Texas Lacquer from smithers's bat
coone Gen;ry was switched from thlra
~ =" shoristop by MANAGE Findlsy. ana
YAK. poh P!sysa his usual FOOD game
Virginia Lacquer covered 10, Of rround
1nH made severe! ssnsstiona! catches
ni E.i, T;xno, caught good game for the
Of H. biz r" boy ,.,i wss lh' n's, .ppearanc"
H.nn.d' ~ me Old vtrg.nlas. got ~.
,and.h for double in The third irning H.
Go' Out snLns 20 'hrd, however. by trying
vch.Ty Smash threw >care into The
C"ntI.! League Saturdsy when they held
men snsT 20, 20 los seo,s cnslry smash rot =
sood !cad. ou' errors coat them the gam.
~, snt It,,S III" s@9s,sr. ,an hsseroan
r0.t him the los: Of . nnEer. Tne lepp.-y
+ fear.d I ths n, viii nTf Ss,. IN ~ i
His absence wss keeniy te!t bs the Boosters
CARRIER. the Boosters new riteh., sho-.o
np VsiI ir tho three inning. th., n. ,soThed
HIS double brought In the run that ;ied Inc
s.e ;eg 81 II h: h. A ss2: Sc H.,ss m
or East Main suest. at s o'clock,
Mold. defeated Paramount SATURDAY rs N,
s ssey' Of u TO II At G. c. A h.le. tn. VIC.
HT! put Node on par win Gnlde fol
aff mace In the Athletic League
,clsrhe md Tucks: led In the kit,inr FOL
Soioe. while Patterson, OF Paramount $50
n. iesdtns hitter OF the day, Ket,inS ,hrs,
OTIS out OF three timer up
C Ttmmon,. 2. Timmons. Knight an,
Ien,rJ eseh lanoeh fer four hits for Ran
dhIph Street Saturday
Hsndniph Strest and stook,nn Street pla
a.douple- header nfSt Saturday at South
soc. and. A. both teams tisd for nr,
esss' the games should prove 10 be hum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
SUPERBAs ARE BEATEN
CHICAGO PUNCHES HITS
OFF CADORE IN FOURTH
Iooyie Clears Base. with Homer-Snsp-
, by Fielding Aids Douglas In Hold
ing brooklyn safe.

CHICAGO, June a.-ChicaSo punched
hits to-day and defeated Brooklyn S
to 2 before one OF the largest crowds
81 ,he season Galore held the locals
TO SIN hits. but they managed 20 bunch
FOUR OF these IN the fourth inning. One
was homer by Doyle. which cleared
the richt-held wall and sent run
rer across The plate ahead OF the cap
tain Douglas was hit HARD. hut snap
y, neidinE prevented the visitors from
scoring more than twice. Hickman'S
homer went to the fiecpole in center
h.ld in the eighth inning. The score:
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ADJUSTMENTS


The Red Mill" the second produc-
non OF the Comic Opera Players. Will
ne given its first performance at the
Academy tonight. With Roger Gray
ana Dan Marble in the amusing roles
or con Kidder and Kid Connor-the
parts made famou. by Montgomery and
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rotais..3 SIC ?7l5 Totals .35 4il24le
Batted ;or Boland I'm NTH.
iEattcd for Love In ninth.

NVUTF
Detroit .............,.O o q -
summer: Errors,I,Niu; Hendryxx; reckin.
hits--Cobb. HcndryN. Sacrifice hit-Russeii
Double plays-fipp Maisel and Pipp; Spen-
ger and Young. Left bases--Detroit. :: :
New York: {; First base on errors--Detroit.
|; New York. /. Bases on balls--or Do.
HITS and earned runs-oT Roland. I hits and
runs In ) innings. off Dauss. 4 hits and
no runs in innings: on Russell. /. hits and
runs in l-a Innings: OF Love. no hits and
no runs In 2-J innings. struck out-by Ro-
land tPeckinrAushl: Ivy Dauss (Pipp. Hen
dryN anu Baumanl by Russell tHeilman
sn6 Spencer: bv Love (DRuss and Bush
umpres Nailin and Mccormick. Time,
i..S. Attendance. 1886
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
CARDS NOSE OUT GIANTS

ST. LOUIS. NO. June a.-S,. Louis
Won io-daIs game from New York
10 j. ST, Louis won in the seventh,
Then Gonzales doubled and scored on
Mnlers single TO right Miller took
second when Robertson threw wild to
the irfeld. scoring on Cruiz's hit. New
Works lone run was homer by Burns
in The htth. The score;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
BRAVES LOSE IN TENTH

CINCINNATI June S.--ln a rags cd
ten-inninE game here to-day Cincin-
nati won from Boston 10 J. Maran-
Vile sprained his ankle in the sixth
inning and had 10 ne carried from
tie neld lie may bc out Of the game
Tor some time. Eudolph's hitting was
superior TO his pitching. his triple and
Two singles being responsible for sew
oral runs kopt got four hits out OF
four. tunes a, bst The score.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
BUstDn at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn ut Chicago.
New York Al st. Louis
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American As.oc,ation.

NFHtT'VHH -NHHUCfdfIOHs
At. Columbus--Columbu 7-2; Mil
waukee, OIL.
AT Louisville-LouisvilIe. Az; KAN
sas City, 3-6.
At Observation-Disclosures 2.3;
Minneapolis, Us.
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Score On IHhT', r,,,.r, ,-r,,h,,s
Mover Three. bsss nii--Mann. Home rurs
-poyle Hickman Double piays-Denl |"
Dovte 10 N-rkie: Douglas to Deal Bases
an raii.-on Csdor.. !. struck ou;-hy ca
dor... . by Donsiss J. lsf; on. bases
~ - pa. and EnrrLsnE.
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
tNo games scheduled.b
STANDING OF CLUES.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Newark at Richmond.
Providence at Baltimore,
Toronto at Rochester.
Montreal at Buffalo.
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Totals. .3s 7:f,4 Totals rs sa7 II
.Baued for Slliee IN ninth

Score h, innings r.
New York .. q q | q q o.
st. Louis ..... q o n ! q n -
summary: ErTors-Robertson thinner
nan, nan. rietch.r. Two b.se hits-HerEos,
-An'cs, Robertson. Stolen h.ses-Robert-
SON Rsses on haus-oh Ames. s. struck
ouI-hy Amcs }. ny Saller g. Left on
eases-St. Louis. =; New York -: TINE
ZOO. Cmrirrs EiSlcr ana orth
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Omar khayyam Is Sold
at Auction for $4,000

BELMONT Park, y. ", INN. 2,
wtlfred Vsau. . Montreal merchant.
purchased Omar khsyySm, the Zen.
lucky Derby winner. at auction her.
yesterday. obtaining the import.d
con Of maros-Ltan,a for 100000. Mr..
Niau, who came into the racing cir.
~,ea several ysars hko, IL owner OF
Trial by JnrJ, Achievement, skesr
Pace and other winners.
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score ~ innings: r.
S-Etor .......-.....o = o--S
c1-c:ruSti -.-...-.-.l @ is
summary. Errc-S--T >om5ly. MRvsnNiile,
smith Kor:. "iu=o Two.hass hi,s-kcp:.
N.s.e t.t kcnetchy. RAWLINGS: Three-hase
ti's-Sh.ar. smith. NaranNie. Double
ria: s-kopt 10 chase 10 Groh. Hit by
ritch.r-Ms=ee. Stolen bsses-Thorp.. Ma
zee Sacrifice hits-Wilhoi,. THORPE. Shean,
L"c;rey Struck ou,-ey Rudolph.. J: ~
Tc-.r. :. SGssS on tSllS-or Rudolph. 4:
81 Ioney. :. Time. ::o7. umrires. KLEIN
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American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
let.nit. Is; New York, 4.
Only one rame hrheSuicdl

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
~. Louis at Washington.
Chicago at Philadclpha,
Cleveland al New York.
Detroit at Boston.
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TIGERS BEAT YANKEES
GREAT BATTING RALLIES
PREVENT B0LAND'S DEFEAT
All New York Runs Made on HurIer
Who Never Has Been Beatea by

tHcHI-SCUTC 10 q.
DETROIT. June 3.-Two spectacular
mating rallies gave Detroit 4 6-to-i
victory over New York. This was the
plaE-oT Of postponed game. Roland,
who never has been beaten by the
Yankees. pitched the first five innings,
and all New York's runs were made
of his delivery. The score:
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south,rn A,,or,.,,.

~ Mobile-Mobile, 0; Atlanta. 2
A. New orieans-New orl..n, :.
Birmingham, o. -
~ Hashviiie-Nashviile. s. chatta.
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announcement was made At Mem
bn!h. Tenn. recently that because or
Illness in his family in New York
Nike Dohlin. manager OF the Mem
pms Southern Association club. had
resigned "Cy" Berger. for the last two
Ncafs pitcher Tor the team, has been APP
pointed 10 All the vacancy temporarily.
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Red McDer.nott expects tn have his
'onsi!s removed within a shor, time
and probably viii be out Of the game
Tor some time yet