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Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-09-14
BATTERY D DEPARTS
stern-visaged Men and sad-
Hearted Women at Depot

That the United States is in a great
war which will involve her man
hood was more forcibly brought
home to Paris and Henry county
last Sunday than eyer before. The
occasion was the departure of Bat
terry D, First Tennessee field ar
tillery, which has been in Paris
for several weeks.
The bulk of the n-about 200
innumber from Henry county
and Benton county, with a good
representation from Haywood,
Madison, Gibson and Carroll and
other West Tennessee counties.
On the occasion of their depart
ure, which was over the Nashville,
Chattanooga & st. Louis railway
at 10 o'clock Sunday morning,
possibly the largest delegation
which ever appeared at station
ii Paris was present to say goodby
and bid them Goodspeed. The
crowd extended from Ruff street
south nearly two blocks and from
court square about two blocks
west, the crowd being estimated
from 5000 to 5000.
It was not a gala occasion in the
usually accepted term. There were
stern-visaged men and sad-hearted
women, from those of vigorous
manhood and womanhood to those
on the tottering decline of the
path Of life. There we're the
youth and the aged present to
show the boys that they we're proud
OF them for answering their cOun-
try's call and believed in them that
they would do their bit to their
best ability.
Carroll county has several sons
in this company. Second Lieuten-
ant Gordon Browning, one OF the
strongest men in the company, is
a Carroll county boy, and there
are a number of others, all of
whom are Of the finest type of
manhood and they are carrying
with them the love aud best wishes
of our entire people.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-09-14
tor Of the First Presbyterian

tor Of the First Presbyterian
church.
The marriage was the culmina-
ton Of an interesting courtship
which started last year when the
bride was visiting relatives in
Lancaster, Texas. Lieutenant
Coultas had visited her twice quite
recently since her return from
Texas.
They left on the evening train
for Fort Logan H. Robts, Little
Rock, Ark, where the groom is
stationed as FIRST lieutenant in the
quartermaster's corps. The bride
is a lovely young lady and quite
popular with a large circle Of
friends who wish her much hap
piness in her married life.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-09-14
Conserving Food

The campaign for canning, dry
inc and otherwise preserving foods
under way in all the states are
doing much to insure q supply of
sood for winter use. and should be
oontinued through the fall. Special
stteDt;on should be given at this
time to making fruit buffers, such
a peach butter, ounce butter and
annie butter, and no family should
relax II canning and drying until
every pantry shelf is filled with
canned. dried and preserved food
products.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-09-14
observation-disclosures

Mr.. j. l.. Vaughn and Mrs. Mol
he Roberts were married last Sat
urday. The ceremony occurred
AZ the home Of Squire Garvin
Parks. the accommodating Squire
saving the ceremony. The con.
tracing parties drove to the home
az the magistrate, we're married
and returned to their home. taxi
mo but few Of their friends into
their confidence. They will reside
At the home Of the groom in the
Tenth district.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-09-14
hrs. M. L. Mckenzie

The remains of Mrs. Mckenzie,
wife Of M. L. Mckenzie, were
brought to her former home in
Mckenzie last week from Rich
mond, Va, their present home.
Mrs. Mckenzie was born and
rearedin Mckenzie, being a daugh-
ter of the late DR.. w. w. Hem
dirk, for many years prisdent of
Bethel College, and a leading min
ister of the Cumberland Presby-
terian church. She was quite .
cultured and popular woman. and
leaves a husband and sevenal chill
dren. Revs. w. P. Hamilton and
B. f. johnson conducted the fu-
neral services and the remains
were laid to rest in the Mt. 0liyet
cemetery.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-09-14
Surber--ROseberry

A marriage of prominent young
people, Of Mckenzie, by Rev.
Geo. L. johnson at his home in
Mckenzie last Saturday night, was
quite a surprise to their many
friends. The contracting parties
were Mr.. Kenneth Keith Surber
and Miss Meta Roseberry, and
they did not take their friends
into their plans. They are of
splendid families, have a host of
friends and their marriage was an
event Of much interest.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-09-14
CouItas-Lee

Miss Lorene Lee was married
last Sunday afternoon to Lieut..
D. F. Coultas, Of Winchester, III.
The marriage was at the home OF
Mr., and Mrs. Lucian H. jolly in
the presence Of a number of rela-
dives and special friends. The
beautiful and impressive ceremony
was said BY Rev. Q. y. lines, pas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-26
WHITNEY PAIR WINNER
OF BROOKLYN HANDICAP
His Horses. borrow md Regret, Finish
First and Second I'm Running of
Historic Rncc.

AQUEDUCT RACE TRACK. June 25.-
Harry Payne Whitneys horses, Borrow
and Regret. finished first and second In
the running of the historic Brooklyn
handicap to-day. \ head separated the
Whitney pair at the finish. Old Rose
bud: brought on from Kentucky espe-
cially for the classics, finished third,
half 4 length In the rear.
From the moment the barrier was
opened until an eighth of a mile from
home the eleven horses which started
in the race were grouped so close
that it was hard to tell which was in
the lead.
The dash down the long home stretch
was like cavalry charge. The racers
were stretched across the track, prac-
tically all abreast. Regret had slight
advantage. with Roamer and Old Rose
bud alongside of her The final quar-
ter pole found the terrific pace tell
ing on the leaders. with the result that
Robinson. on Regret. sent his mount
up into the front line, while Roamer
dropped back.
Borrow laid behind the pace to the
last eighth. where he squeezed through
on the rail. The race to tho wire be-
tween the Whitney pair brought the
crowd Of $1,000 to it's feet cheering
wildly. Borrow, however, was in his
stride. and nosed out his stablemate
Borrow's time. 40 Us. bettered the
track record made last year in the
same event by August Belmont's Friar
Rock. by 20 of a second. The Whit
ney pair paid to to win.
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RICHMOND T1MEs-D1sPATcH: TUESDAY, JUNE 2s, 1917

sH.ney.r,. $3.50. $50. ..se won: puokshot
Is sss@SSS'.; s." sssd fls%Sssai, .sss'sess:
'M.rchmont. Sister susle and Dimitri also
ran.
..Th!rd.si. furlonss--Prince. g.. II. tI.ill.y).
!ss. gieso. SEQ. won: Lucky r.. 16d (<eissyi.
,hrg TImS s'o i:15 az. Amazon oof r9msI so
MsrtTs. Bean Spillsr and Fonnerside also
ran.
Fourth-miis and a sixteenth-Flash of
steel. 100 {Calahan). $50, $50. $40. won;
EisS, Fsr ~ Munyt u.s. sef rIa
1:S. Il; II. Anderson Irregular. Lady Kath.
erinc. Gretchen a., Duchess OF Liswell, Wal
ter II. Pearce. Ayrep also ran.
Fifth-fvc and a half furlongs-Tcx Fore
Tsn; IL, {doEseI 'IIS 's.sS out: won
and; AMERICAN. iGs Glanover(, out. third.
NOM 5000, 1850. !S.7S. won; Jams strsitb.
tcaii.han). s. third. Time. i:as AS Bed.
For Fair also ran. "
Seventh-niie and n acknowledgements
TO- lSt !Kel So S; $50. tssO; won; the
Sunmaid. lo2 tMurphy). $3.50, third Time,
l;t7 1.6. Cliff Fold. Chief Brown. Nephthys
also
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Get New ln6elder;
After Red Moundsman

business Manager Hap Jones, of
the local tenn, announced Inst night
that the club lind been auecessfuI
In obtaining ShortStop MaEaffisnn
from the Philadelphia Nationals and
fiLat the player would report here
mt once, possibly to-day.
Pitcher Chnppelic was given no.
ttcc OF release last night, and prOb-
ably will leave before the week Ia
ont.
Although Manager Knabc is rnjd
70 be seeking pitcher from tho
Cincinnati Nationals, he Inns not been
able to land him as yet. Until nm
other pitcher In obtained, EibeI will
perform regular mound duty, and
the plan In snid to he to use him ON
cause OF HIS hitting.
George DisteI IN to be retained.
40 II appears that either Mcconnell
or Conroy will he ousted when Ma
SnfhEnn arrives. There Ia talk OF
sendtnS ConrOy to first, McConncU to
third md MnEnmSnn to short when
Eibel In pitching, but It is regarded
as more probable that DfstelI will
be scnt to nrHt md TINT MnEnffigon
Will replace Mcconnell. No an
nounccmcnt hns been made as to
the disposition OF the thfrd-base 3ob
when McDcrmOtt recovers from, his
attack OF tonSlfitls.
Ed Mooers In anfd to have been
turned back on the Richmond team
by the Portland club, hut had nor
arrived In Richmond last night. He
Will he sent to the Peoria club. in
the Three 1 League, where Hoffman
II said to be pitching excellent ball.
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Zine Fin :, HIS f.. N,o I.nk. Tn. Geek. whim.y.
4is 8 + Sssf'',t TIN :! .ss;s ss'
%9lfeScp $k.S.|s.s e II sf' 20 j.:
T r., Zellwood. Plaintir. Leamss. sat1SS.
x. TIhhirdIavs fu.lonss-Dras.lc. lie .tBut-
IS MsAiss e 10 S1 to 10 S' SsoomS
TO third: Nine. 100 it,. Hand G Sq H.
ade' HappyEolucky, Gold Tassel. Papp also
,rourth-mlle and a furlong-.Borrow, ~
x xnhhappppS' 10 z: q to s: to g. won; ere
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:s'eso eco Ola R,Ss.sspd. $50 tcensoi,.,. az. +
Fam ram ESs SSSi:a cls%sa' Il. s,so%soii AZ:
sh His,hO.niis and a slxteenth--wopd.n
won: Nigel, i'd Sa.rssr3. ia TO iio't TO !.
! TO ssfsona; NiEht Slick, IFS iceliinsl.
"amer' Slarhnsh. Grundy also ran.
tRa ,x,hNhye , fyrlonss--Night Wins. .1l6
re IL ies % z6 to- Y0n A,a5-
second nIssYGl,s,Ss:iis tRyan,. s3o't. 70 !.
Erich, Angel sierro. Geers. II. Xv.sy Fhc
s nn.itner; IaIdy Imp. Game Cock, Balas-
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DIVIDE DOUBLE-HEADER

BOSTON. June 25.-Boston and Wash
ington divided a double header here
to-day, Washington winning the first
4 to 3. In the second game wash
inEton overlook the Red Sox, who
started with three runs in tho first In :
ming. and 1t was not until the eighth
that pass TO HoblitzeIl and a three
Dagger by Gardner sent over the win
ming run for Boston. Tho home team
made six hits in the two games The
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Norwood Defeats Phoenix.

fr7I'NN't~t W ITO ~DIoPhIOFI'J
easily defeated Phoenix Saturday, the
score being Is 10 g. The feature Of
the locals, other than the batting of
L. Somerville and Carrot, was the bril-
liant helding Of I. Cabell in left field.
+. Wright starred for the visitors on
third.
Score by innings: r.
Norwood 23-16
Phoenix O32O q a. q
Batteries: w. Woody and r. Somer-
Vile: Dolin and Dunavant
summary: Two-base hits-R. SOM
erVilie. Chrret (2). w. Woody, S. Som
erVille. Dunavant and Ligotee. Three
base hits-S. SomerviIle and FOCUS.
Home runs. Somervilie Umpire
Heath. rer-Callaway
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Summer Disorders Often Come
From Impurities in the Rlood

puriner. and promptly cIeanses tho
oiood OF all Impurities. renewing the
vitality that comes with a restored an.
petite. 1t IL absolutely without an
equai as tonic and system builder.
s. S. s. has been on the market for
moro than nifty years. and is sold by
aruseists everywhere. who will tell
you that Il Is thoroughly reiIahI.
Write to-day for important literature.
and free medical advice from our medi.
cal director Address Swift Specific
Co. Dept. T 26S. Atlanta, Ga.-Ady.
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RECOHD-BREAKIN HIGH JUMP
MADE by CLINTON LARSON

NEW YORK. June 25.-Report Of a
record breaking high jump by Clinton
larson OF Brigham Young University.
mas been received by Amateur Athletic
Larson jumped 6 feet Sis inches in
a recent exhibition at Salt Lake Civ.
AFTER allowing for the sag in tho bar
measured feet 77-S inches. which Is
ll-l6 Of an inch better than the record
made by Eddie Beeson. at Berkley. Cal.
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TED LEWIS BEATS BRITTON
FOR WELTERw WEIGHT TITLE
IBy Associated Press. I

DAYTON. OHIO. June 25.-Ted Lewis
wrested the welterweight crown from
Jack Britton here tonight winning on
decision by Referee Lou Bauman.
from Cincinnati, at the end OF the
twentieth round Britton scored
touchdown in the last round but It
did not offset the lead Lewis had won
In the earlier part OF the title match
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SECOSN CAME
Totals....s2 3 so4 Is Totals 4 y 10
.Batted Tor Jameson in ninth
tBatteh for Dumont in ninth.

$s umma2Y Errors-ieonard, Sco,t. Tho@as Mas
Iwo-base hit--Barry. Thrce-basc hits
Leonard: Gardner. Sacrifice hits-HcblitzeI
Scott Milar. Barry. Leonard. Stolen bases
Lewis. Charity. Milan. Bases on balls
on rennock. on Dumont. s. Left on bases
IB2s,on. >: Washington. s. Struck out
by Pennock. Z. Double plays-Pcnnock to
P PaTTy o HTSsl,,asi Barry to Hoblitzei
Time Of game. 1850. Umpres McCormicE
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PITCHERS ROUGHLY TREATED

CLEVELAND. Juno %. Cleveland
defeated ST. Louis in loosely played
and hard hitting contest, . to 6. Daven-
port and Coveleskie being roughly
treated by the opposing batsmen. Three
double plays started by Chapman, and
CoVeleskie's eight strike outs were fac
tors. st. Louis tried out Moore of VAN
derbilt University, on third base. Score:
st. Inuis. ClaraIans ~.
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BROOKLYN WINS TWO

BROOKLYN. June 25-Brooklyn took
another double-header from Boston
here to-day. winning, to 2 and to 2.
Rudolph was hit hard in the first
ror by Massey in the ninth inning. In
the second game Cheney was invincIble
after the first inning. while the Cham
pions hit Tyler steadily. The scores:
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LATONIA RESULTS

First receive furlongs-March Wind TO
INV GMurphy); $50. $3.50. 1920. wonM Crystal
;a is aun alsS t ;b1a soe END: Red
B Iseiie McS. Bandymo; Alma Louise. Mistress
nolly. DIRTY Face. Marina. Queen Troyato
Phocneta. Olga Petrova also ran
Second-six furlongs-Leo Skolny Tx
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"BABF" RUTH SUSPENDED
FOR HITTING UMPIRE OWENS

CHICAGO. June 25.-'Babe" Ruth
star pitcher with the Boston Americans
Johnson. OF the American League 70.
day for striking Umpire owens on the
mead when ordered off the neld dur.
ing the game with Washington on sat-
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Get In condition for perfect
health.

So many people drag through the
summer season with that worn-down.
tired-out feeling. that almost entirely
unfits them for their daily tasks, with
out knowing just what the cause is
1t is just now that n few bottle. Of
S. S. S. will provo its great worth. This
great blood remedy Is wonderful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-26
JESS WILLARD IN COURT
Curley Seeks to Enjoin Him From Ap-
pcuring With Circus In New
York State.
[By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June "a Supreme
Court order. signed here late to-day,
requires Jess Willard. champion heavy
weight pugi!ist. to show cause to-mor-
row why he should not be enJored
from giving performances in New York
state In connection with his recently
purchased circus. The order was is
sued on application of John Curley
former promoter for Willard.
Curley claims Willard Is under q
three-year contract to him which does
not expire until September Is next
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-26
PH|LL|ES IN FIRST PLACE
BEAT NEW YORK TWICE
AND JUMP INTO LEAD
Rixey Pitches Wonderful Game, Allow
Ing Only Two Singles, and Gets
Perfect Support.

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Philadel-
Dhia not only defeated New York. 2
to 0. to-day, but also took nrst place
wonderful game. allowing his oppon-
ents only two singles one of which WAS
due TO Robertson's fast running on an
iinaeld grounder, and giving only one
got past first base. Rixey was accord
cd perfect support. Anderson was >ef-
fective. except in the second and third
innings. when Philadelphia punched
five hits with sacrifice and scored
twice. Burns's one-handed diving catch
of Whitted's drive was tho most spec
tacular Of several great fielding plays.
Tho scorc.
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Totals....A 9H q Totals. 8 Is 81 i
.Bhtted for Davenport in seventh
tBatted for Park in ninth.

lnn1nER: n
st. s;1.r Louis. ............ eeeeosse1Es
psH mmmqty: sp Er5css-Yier Austin Pratt
I'"o.basc hits-Marsans. Smith Crnney
Speaker. Severeid. Three-base hits-Austin'
chapman Sacrifice hits-Austin. Wainhs-
Eanss t"). Evans (2b. CoveIeskie, Smith
stolen basc-spe aker. Double piays-Austin
TO Pratt TO Sister: Chapman to wambs-
s s.aiS Bases on balls--on Davenport. 4 ON
Dayenpor:. 10 in innings. Wild Pitch
Davenport. Cmpires Evans and Owens
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SECOND GAME.
Totals: az 5 e24ls Totals. mi

Score by innings: r.
Phliadelphia o-5
New York ........ : o o o / =;
summary: Errors-witt, Gooch. Two
base hits-Gooch CO. Three base hit-Baker
Home run-B"ker Stolen bases-Maisel
Baker. Sacrifice hit-Shocker. Sacrifice ny
-PiDp. Double play-SchhnC to McInnis
Left on bases-Nsw York. I: Philadelphia, s.
Struck out-by Shocker :: by Schauer .:
by Russell :. Hits-on Shocker. 7 in In
ninEs. Hit by pitcher-by schauer. i (Ba-
kerr Bases on balls-or Shocker. 3: on
Schauc S. Passed bali-Haley. UmpIres
Hildebrand and O'LouEhlin. Time. les
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FIRST GAME.
Totsls....2s Sc7 2 Totnls....H o . 81 l
'BRtted for Scott In seventh.
tBatted for Agnew In seventh.
-Batted for Foster In eighth.

Score by innings: r.
Washington .......... ooi o!
summary: Errors-Iewis. Agnew CD
Two. base hit-Niilan. Three base hit-Ain-
Foster s. off Bader !: off t;allia, l. Struck
eut16y Harper. 2: by Foster. l: by Gallia, l.
Jameson. Rice. Ainsrnith. Double plays
Hits-of Harper. . in Ia innings; of
Foster. in S inninss. Time OF game two
hours. Umpires. Dlneen and Mccormick
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new YORK GRABS BOTH
WINS FROM ATHLETICS;
SCORES ! TO o AND ITO 5
First Game IL Pitchern' Battle-seeond
Victory Due to Bakers
Long Hits,

NEW YORK. June 25.-New York
twice defeated tho Athletics here to-
day. to and to S. The first game
was pitchers battle between Morg-
ridge and Seibold. In which the Yam
KEGS scored tho only run of tho game
IN the seventh inning on doubles by
l'ipp and Peckinpaugh. Seibold struck
out eight men.
Bakers long hits enabled New York
inning he drove in two runs with a
three-base hit, and In the fifth inning
he made home run with Miller on
base. The scores:
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Cleveland. o.; ST. Louis,
Dttroit-ChicaGo {rAln).
STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
W'nshinSto ton mt Boston.
PHILADELPHIA at New York.
Detroit mt Chicago.
ST. Louis ut Cleveland
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STANDING of CIrR,

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
New York at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Boston mt BROOKLYN.
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*Rnn for Holden In ninth.
Score by innings: II.
Montreal OOOOON20
Richmond ... 1O0OO30 O0---4
Summary, Tvo-bHsc hits - HIM
ford, Gathers. Home ruu-Herschc.
Sacrifice hits-McConncll, Bankston,
-NIaEnIis, SInttcry. Sacrifice ny-
knnbc. Stolen Internationally.
Clemens. Double plnys-McConncll
to Knubc 10 EIbcl. lfIts-oH Mn
gnlis, 8 in innings; Off Adams. .
in Innings. Bases on bnlls-by
MnEaIfs, 3; by. Adams. 9; by Hcrschc.
S. Struck out-by iInSniis, =; by
Adams, 3; by Iierschc. s. Left on
bnscS-Itichmo S; Montreal, IL.
Time of game. 2:o5. UmPircs, Red
ford md Mcbride.
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SECOND GAME.


b s?soGiyn '.:::::::: diS?SSGS
Three base hit-Myers. Two-base hits
S SifeS Gn,shaw sse1ies hits-cowdy
basess-,Whest. Konetchy. Bases on balls@
or Tyler. ); on Cheney. q. Struck out--by
Lett on hases1,poston. s: Brooklyn. T. UNI
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

Firat race-eix and one.half furIonSs-
!a IN r Fran vd los s.; %sTssEsIo %
6 to to /. even second: PIckWioH. isd
(KeoBh), Is to S, tn 6. to 6 third
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
RR r"okIyy. 3; n Boston. 2 tfirst 5an,el:
PHILADELPHIA, 2; New York, o.
st. Louis Cincinnati (ptaycd Saturday,.
Only three scheduled.
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FIRST GAME.
philndelphia
Totals....T Q 22411 Totals....B 81
sBatted for Miller in eighth

.Batted for Miller in eighth.
Score by innings: r.
Se New SO2R -: 49,: SSSS 20 -
summary: wo-base hits,-Pipp. Peekin-
Sacrifice hit-Bodie. LIEF, on bascs-New
York; Z: PHILADELPHIA: 3. Bases on balls
off Mosr!dEe. .: OF Scibold. l. Struck out
by MosridEc. ]: by Seibold. 8. Umpres
OLoughlin and Hildcbrand. Time, i:A.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Montreal at Richmond.
Toronto ut Baltimore.
Buffalo at Newark.
Rochester at Providence.
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South Atlantic.

At Charleston-Charle .; Column
bia. 8.
At Acknowledgements. 1; Jackson
vile, Z.
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How They Stand To-Day
International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Montreal. 8; Richmond. 4.
ROCHESTER. 4: Providence, I'll innings>.
buffalo, 3; Newark, 1.
baltimore. o. Toronto, 2.
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Brooklyn.
Totals. 80 2 6.2s Is

Tive out when winning run scored.
.Batted FOR without In eighth.
GRAN for Meyers in ninth.
:, Score by innings: r.
Brooklyn ....... @ q I o n q a -
Summary: Errors : Massey. Hickman.
Wheat. Three base nIts--Steneel, Eonetchy
Mowrcy. Sacrifice hits-Rudolph. Maruuard
Stoien nnSes-Cushaw: Rawlings. Double
basenS-Boston. s; Brooklyn. I. Struck out
ny MarGusrd. !: hv Rudolph. . Bases on
pres. RiSler and Orth.
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S1.85 ROUND "TRIP TO
Virginia Beach--Cape Henry

SPECIAL VESTIBULED TRAIN. car
Trying through coaches to and from
virginia Beach, without change, will
on the following schedule. ~ ''
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They had splendidly
equipped plant at their dis
posal and the best materials
money could buy.
At last they perfected
kovar. One taste told them
they had at last found what
they had been working for
an ideal beverage.
Kovar is ideal because it is
beneficial-and at the same
time thirst quenching, salts
tying and delicious.
Pure water, certifiedce
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American League
RESULTS YEsTERDAI

WASHINGTON, 4; Boston, 0 tflrst Eamc).
MashInSion: 8: noston: (seoond game).
New York. !; Philadelphia, Second
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II.
YsW Ig15i .::...... SGGSSSSSS.s
summary: Errorr = Fletcher. Two-base
hit.Luderus. Sacrifice hits-Stock. RiIey
to Ludcrus. Bases on balis--off Anderson. g.
Passed Hdnderson Ter, On by ,sey
York =; Philadelphia. 7. Umpires KLEIN
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fast Electric Cars give quick and fro
IND Ocean Wow.
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Southern Association.

at Atlanta-Atlanta. 8: Birming-
At ttanooga-Chattanoog Q; Lit
tie Rock, g
At MISUNDERSTANDING. 10; Nash
willie, 0.
(Only three games scheduled)
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Total,....2s 2 10 Totals....2s 2 7Tla
.Batted for Anderson in ninth.