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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06
VICTOR LINART
RACES TONIGHT!
Injured Belgian Speeder to
Ride in 4O-Mile Grind
at DrOme
MOTORPACERS TO CLASH

When the starters gun sends quar-
tet of motor-paced stars over the forty
mile course at the Point Breeze Park
Motordrome tonight Victor Linart, in
mrcd Relgian speed artist will be
found among the riders. His injuries
drome yesterday he showed that he is
capable of going the route tonight.
Vincent Madonna. who has been rid
ing in hard luck here this year. will
he among the whirling riders He will
be accompanied by Menus Bedcll. of the
celebrated Bedell brothers, and Peter
Drobach. of Boston. Madonna made a
good showing here last week for part
OF the race, but tire trouble put him out
Of the event.
Ono of the big surprises at the drome
last Saturday night was the riding Of
Bedell. Just a little overweight and not
yet in perfect condition. Bedell s'ar;ed
against such classy field as Wiley.
Lawrence and tarman. He got the
jump on the field and for forty-one of
the fifty miles he was the leader Then
condition began to tell, his legs tied up
and lie was forced to trail Lawrence at
the finish Bedell now insists that at
forty miles he will beat his best
Big Tim Buckley the king of Point
Breeze never likes to leave anything
In doubt. He has heard the pacemakers
argue often as to speed. and for a side
light tonight he is going to have the
motor-pace artists give n special exhi-
bition among themselves for speed
All day yesterday Lehman was in the
machine shop working on his machine
while nearby Jimmy Hunter was busy
on his speed wagon. Norman Anderson
and Speedy Nandeberry took their
motors out for trial spins and seemed
satisfied when they put them away.
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GALLERY at hERlOh -.
LOCAL PLAYERS
WIN AT TENNIS
Philadelphia Women Quail
ify for Semifinals at Beach
Haven Tourney
MEN IA We MATCHES
Beach Haven. n. j., July 6.


beach maven. y. D., July b.
AS a result OF the womens and mems
singles IN the tennis tournament on the
courts OF the EngieSide Tennis Club
TOUR Philadelphia women qualified for
tho C.,ny,,a I,,,h Dit, sao,,,,i ,s a, 49,.
Mortor Eihha,'., ,-net - L. -,
W.. ,ot nlpoohs .>eH, OF ,he Merion
Irlcket club, are bracketed In the upper
half while Mrs William Galley and Miss
M,rio, Nm . 49,, E,, 80
Nn" 'oi' MURRAY, OF the oNerprook ION
Club. and Belfield Country Club re-
. speCtiyely were srbcduled In meat in
the lower half.
Mrs. Neff PLAYED a particularly
brillian game against young Miss
,r Bonnet Inc men singles were
brought to the seminal round without
+ the winners being forced to go TO three
SETS Iosenb nj os ,bo o,.orhrao,
,oS'p" ,eIo's, VI 'he oNeiplooh
GoN club. and Lee Foshay, of the |. 'ot
P. were as evenly matched as II was
possible for then, to n, peI one NOS
sessed the punch in the pinch. however.
and on both occasions n,xed m. ,Iry-
enth and twelfth games winning each
set at 1-5 A. j. Betty of the tlberon
Country Club uao vivian , ave cortevt
=. utt,ii. va" So" d NV. nv, ,1.
oN " ilian' baleE. or the OVERLOOK CiolI
club. twenty-four games being required
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06
Detroit Not to Play Naval Team Sunday

The Detroit Tigers will not play the
Fourth Naval team tomorrow at the
Country Club for Enlisted Men, as orig
inally scheduled. The Tiger marriage
ment Cancelled the game, as 1t is playing
several double headers, and will, there
fore, rest on Sunday. A team of major
and minor leaguers, under the direction
of Eddie Williams, will play the sailors
instead. Ty Cobb and his pals will en-
tertain the thousands of enlisted men
who attend these games every week on
their next trip here. The United States
steamship New Hampshire will play
Schuylkill Arsenal in the first game
This contest will he called promptly at
/ O'clock. Autotrucks will leave the
United Service Club, Twenty-second
street below Walnut, at noon tomorrow
All enlisted men are invited to make the
trip to the country club at Rockledge
Enlisted men who desire to entertain
their wives. sweethearts and parents
can make the trip to the grounds by
trolley. The Fox Chase cars on Fifth
street run to within a short walking dis
tance of the grounds.
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Red Cross Matches at
Merton and Pine Valley
sr" Tomorrow and Sunday

golfers In the country vii inlay in. Red
Gross matches over two Of the, admitted
ly finest c0urses In .imericn today
Hnd Snnd"~ jerome ID. Travers. four
time: @ and cnss Spea gu:an sna%e%G% %s%
Jersey. champicn. Will piay. agninst 0s-
wald Kirkb", the r,"trO'rot tan ~ "'o'd-
er, end Jchn- q. anderson, twice the ma
tionai anallst. ut the MeIion Cricket Cinh
i, & the Pine y;a,sy y;,.. Golf Club sunday
live Tommittss @ cf TIE United Ststes Golf
Association say Of Merton that II II the
best course eyer which IN amateur
Championship % IN this country wa WA ever
Sis' Sssf .:ss @ e sof nTs in myIhf toss Ont = . tho
Tremendous crowds VIII without doubt
l. accessible by both MOT IN" .-"".-
Filth FSr those ThS ,E,In trolley , tske ttssm,nn 1hs
and the PhIiadeinhia and Western to
Ardmore avenue station. Trains Will run
every twenty minutes and oftener during
."P,ns Xsiisy pssE be reached by Gct.. ..
$restl.. ,%sss.Ist' ',S Ein: v;Is' mn I'm
EE:sssdias EE:s ss"f f' foot sa'sr sss st
street fort Pine VALLEY, The train Will
sISet s%ndss ,,.n,,s astsrPsSn, sT,n, ,i TSs
stos S,es1ef st Pine % VaIies s% 1T sas. "''e wy WI"
pine VALLEY course sScrid not feii to 90
there Sunday. II win be- - revelation tn
7 : lot OF Eolfers who think they h.ve
~esR the best golf courses In the country.
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Red Cross Matches Today
and Tomorrow: How to
Get There; Cards of Courses

Today | nj Merio, at $50. Tomorrow
Tho PARTICIPANTS.
ess%Sss .ssS%s P 1oo Tr'TS ISs n'so" S Ss S's" ss
!sss "ps up pmesopos" "'Ss csamnis% is%
ts" tsS rnnnsi 1oSs ioos seo s% jersey
Mss Msr:t:S;; ; ;;%isSS;.!is.; national s.sr.a
Oswald Kirkbs: metronciitnr amateur
Ssa%%'@T @ o's ,% frS"sfa% S.Fsss a%nisuT t
John G.; AnsrrsCn nItioncI nmattsmr n,ats%r
rUitnn Sonn nnser rS m rrsI ISIS y" Massnch%setts
nm.tevr chc,nrion 1907. 1911.
American N" pr%s"fant He'd Gross Society.
TO sc! TO Marion by motor. take any
.u! West on Walnut street to. siyty,,
t. Insaster .nISc. :, i: Ardmors avenue:
east course. tsl sixty-third. and Market
:S :seS to Ms cn.S scsS to rSSs Srdcre to Sr
sHSi sisty-tTird and M.rkst streets I" Hayt:.
mo. more " avenue ~ trolley take subway
TO- Siyty-ninth street terminal, then Phil
n%.o and Waits" tnns VIII f -S%ors IrSrs On Il.
hour and every ten minutes there8f fter.
The station IA few hundred feet from
the first tee.
How to get to Pine Valley by motor
and train:
n you 20 10 Pine Valley by motor take
the white Horse nike from Camden.
There will he signs rostcd nIorg the ike
showing whe-" to turn as well rs signs
leading into the nriretc road to the links
from Irelpud's. Nv trnip take the Read
inE from the foot Of Chestnut street. the
train leaving Mt 2 o'clock. The Pim.e
Valley station IL within n hundred yards
of the cIubhouse. Lunch will he served
before the match. The q o'clock express
from Atlrrtic City will stop at Pine Val
ley at G:45.
HSse are the distances nrd the rar
for the two courses. The Merton dis-
tcur cha mpionsi,ir. The figures for Pine
Valley were supplied by the late George
4. Crum,:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06

Chicago. July AT a meeting Of the rx-
ecutivc committee of tho United States Ma
tional Lawn Tennis Association it was do
cided 70 arrange for 175 net tournaments to
be held in various cities throughout the
country in Septemher. The receipts Of the
tournaments will be turned over TO the ath-
letic activities OF the American troops in,
France and for the soldiers and sailors in
can ntonments here. The committee also took
action to establish tennis courts fully
equipped. at csntonments and mobiliZat ion
camps both here and in France
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06
Sailors VS.. Store Nine

The Armed Guards from the Phila-
delphia Navy Yard will play the Straw
bridge u Clolhier team "A, SiNty-third and
Walnut streets this afternoon. The
game will be called at 3 O'Clock. The last
time these teams met the store nine won
in eleven innings Fagen. formerly Of
Detroh. will he In the box for the WIS.,
itors. while Yates or Lewis will do the
twirling for Strawbridge & Ciothier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06
Commission for Ouimet

BOSTON. July 8.-Sergeant Francis Ouime,
OF the National Army. western ateur golf
champion, has been notified that he has been
commissioned a second lieutenant and as
here.
oulmet was made a corporal after he had
been at Camp Devens few months and
later was promoted to sergeant
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06

journey to J. T. Lewis's grounds. A.
Wheatsheaf lane and Richmond Btfttts:
and Wheeler travels TO Sixty-ninf1f;
street and Church lane, to tackle MoFox'
type. While these games look easy 6(QEI
prises may happen. and on the 34Gf'
Monotype. st43S
An interesting battle will be staxn<|
at Summerdale between Stokes q smith
and Link belt. Third place Is the stake;
for which they are fighting. Both have
been playing fine ball, especially Link
Belt. which has gone through three &t14-
cessive games with only one error hi
hind Gallagher's mastery plfchtnena
At Broad and Bigler streets the down.
town fans are assured Of a struggle With,
Becker. Smith & Page crosses bats8N4tA
Sellers. The last time these teams, as1e}
Becker. Smith & Page won by an 6et1c7l
score. Since then both have been ma
terially strengthened and an even bett&E.
contest is expected. Manager Brurn6d1o
is undecided who to use against Somna4
hut the choice will most likely be
Chick Passon.
sssyn
The first three division nineS os the.
Philadelphia Suburban League are slStfd
to oppose those Of the second dtvfllo7k
this afternoon. Olney and FranIef0f4od1
present are tie with. Lupton for AfA1
! place. hut they draw strong opppqeQfG
| in Lindey and Fern Rock Lunt6p q
| scheduled to play on the Bnff4(l
| grounds. Last season in the Ma06&
facturers' League Barrett had thinGG ~
/ its own way. due to the pitching O.
/ Tommy Nolz. hut so far this year IL n81
not won a game. . e "a
There is little possibility Of I'LL
changes in tho standing of the teams =
the Northeast Manufacturers E4r
unless few surprises are reGi141
The leaders, Flumb and Frankfor4
senai, are due TO oppose Schwarx ~ ~
and Filler. respectively. and she'd
returned winners. Super 0la14
Quaker city oppose each other fIt r.
tie for third place. and a viotG
Suner will send 1t ahead ofs
city. Frankford Laundry has aEafI
d hit "A winning stride and expects
again be among the leaders. The Laufi
dry boys oppose Abrasive ~
ElliottLewis has dropped four gzndez
in row by a single run in the Pha&-
delphia Manufacturers League. AM
Manager Thomas hopes to shake, OF the
hoodoo this afternoon. when his proteEee
tackle the Philadelphia Textile lead9fx
on the latter's grounds at Sixth etrs14
and Tabor road. Quaker City RubbG.
with Duphaz in running form. should
easily defeat Goodrich Tire and hard
game is booked between Standard 7SAeai
and American Pulley, as vIctory ~
| Pulley will tie the two. Hoopee +
Townsend will possibly boost It's b4f
centage at the expense OF Philadeftnm
Roll and Machine. s.sxr,1<
rr-|
This afternoon the armed guards from
League Island Navy Yard will play at
Sixty-third and Walnut streets 3ynle
called at O'Clock. The last time tteap
, teams met Strawbridge & Clothier won
in eleven innings. Since then the 7nH&t
boys have been playing wonderful b1v4.
beating the Bacharach Giants, aaikrQ
number of teams OF like caiiber. Fa&eu
formerly OF Detroit. will be In the box
for the visitors, while Yates or fRNIG
will do the twirlng for Strawbridge 4
Clother.
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Pacific Coast League Closes Saturday

Seattle, July 6. - The Pacific Coast
International League will close its 1918
season Sunday. r. l.. Blewitt. president,
announced yesterday. BY playing until
granted by the National Baseball Com
mission, to the players contracts ana
the northwest territory. Mr. Blewitt -
serted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06
Smith Leading Batter

Scranton. Pa. july 8.-Pnul Smith. form
erly with the Boston Americans has
ousted Bill Kay as batting leader in the In
ternational League, according to latest offi-
ter Is hitting .$03. sgainst .374 for Kay.
Meyers, OF Bpnsio: Esther, Rochester. and
men In the Internationally
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06

For the second day IN succession, poor
fielding bv Ping Bodir cost the YankeeS q
ball game, The portly outfelder dilolcCd
Picnich'S hit TO oct by him yesterday and
Washington scored the UnninD run on the
play. The count, ttuo 10 one.
The senators climbed another notch In
the American League by their victory over
the Yanks. Griff's folks this morning were
only two and u half games behind the Cieve-
land club. the league leaders. In spite OF
the fact that Washington Is virtually on
the heels Of the pathHnders the capital peo-
pie are In fourth place.
~ II Is some race when two games sepa-
rate the leaders from the club in fourth
place and that was Just the condition In
the American League race this morning.
Ruth,s ,Uin oVer the Athletics put the
Red SoI WithiH one game OF Cleveland.
There was no change In the COMPLEXION
Of the National League race Yesterday. as
both the Giants and Cubs fell. The former
were beaten nv Pit.sburgh. 10 to 4, and
the latter by st. Louis. To 8.
Our PhtfIies THIS morning toere ~ third
place aud nsMe aud q hall oames behind the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06
Today's Baseball Games
in the Little Ledg9J ~

Main Line Leasue-Dun & CO. - -
downe. ~ q
PHILADELPHIA Suburban Leagus- -o1n6ysr
IipdIey. Frankford at Fern Rock. IluDf3n 6>1
Barrett. =5ssf4 =, IL q
Montgomery County Lea&ue--seuthAalp16
at Souderton, Amber at Glensl4es Il u, (
Washington Mt Doy1estOwn. xxi -
Delaware River ship League--HoG Ie<n1
Mt Merchants. Observation-Disclosures Seet4 ~
sun, Pusey-Jones at TraylOr. Chester ~ sAQ4]
York ship. 81 's 's7l 75f3 53
PhiIadelphia Manufacturers, Less 60
Quaker City Rubber Mt Goodrich Tire, E1l1U& +,
Lewis Mt Philadelphia Textile Maehisa E4Gn.l
pany. Philadelphia Roll and Mnrhine 10
at American Pulley. p 7sS*H
Mnnufacturers' Leaeue--U. q. l. a. q ~
Lewis, Wheeler at Monotype. Link 0611
Stakes Smith. Sellers at Becker. gn11lA p
PAGE. tHAtUi
Northeast Manufacturers Leaeus---Dn1o1
Glass Mt Quaker City. Abrasive ~ rpsalf1I(
Laundry, Plumb at Schwarx Wheel an1 ~
Ter at Frankford Arsenal. ~ n 9a7 ~
ri, Northeast Church Associa ticn-sBets31E q
Covenant at Northwest Memorial. ftF1{
Dutch at Harper. ts.->st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06
German High Gun

HaEerst0wn. July 6.--At the annual regis
tered tournament Of Haeerstown Rod and
Gun Club, l.. s. German. Baltimore, broke
ninety-seven clay pigeons out OF possible
100. In the professional claas j. r. Hawkins
broke ninetv-six ont OF 100. F. Bfllmyer
and W. II. WesoCsrter, in the amateur class
tied for first place. each breaking 112 out
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06
Scranton Boxer to Fight for Uncle SAN

Scranton. Pa. July 6,-Ray Boles. the
well-known middleweight boxer from tn,
South Side. who always fought under tn
name of Joe Walsh. is the latest of tn
fighting fraternity from this part O
the State TO swap mufti for khaki, T.
has enlisted In the army.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06
Caddock Wrestling Champ

Casper. Wyo.. July 8-Sergeant Earl Cad
dock, Of Camp Dodge. Iowa. retained the
wrestling championship of the world by tax
The nrst was obtained in one hour and one
minute with bar-srm and head-lock and
hold $3.50 N'H'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06
Mrs. Fckert Wins at Golf

Reading, Pa. July S.-Mrs Hunter Eckert
won the ladies' golf tournament at the Berk-
shire Country Club. with Hawley Quier TAX
ing first honors in the mems events. John
tournament.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit ut Phiiadelphia-Cloudy; 1:45 and
3:45.
Chicago at New York-Cloudy; 1.SO and
St. Iouis at WashinEtOn-('lear; $50.
Cleveland at Boston-RaiP. 1:so and $50.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PHILADELPHIA at Cincinnati-Clear;8 3.
Boston at Pittsburgh-Clear; and 4
.. m.
New York at ChicaEo-Clear; 3.
Brooklyn Mt st. Louis-Clear; $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06

, Reading. Pa, July 6.--The L S Ma
rines from League Island lost TO Reading
steel Castings here yesterday by Q to 3.
Home-run drives over the fence by
Becker and Kissinger were the features.
allowed but four hits.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06
Tennis PLAYER Breaks Down

New York. July G.--Seiichiro Kashiro, the
PLAYER, who has been creating such
a furore in some of the recent lawn tennis
tournaments has suffered a nervous break-
down because OF his devotion to the courts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06

This weeks games marks about the
middle of the Manufacturers League
season Thus far the race has been
close. with the newly admitted L. q. ].
club leading last years champs. Mono
type, by single game Today's lay
out calls for the leaders to tackle the
tailenders. L. q. l. is scheduled to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06

Tuesday section 4 will again roll on and
the suburbanites are out to scalp the Ply;
cairn team and try for first place. 1t will
take some fancy ducking TO overcome the
latter's lead.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06
Wilmington Giants, 10; Bacharach, 3

Atlantic city. \. j., July 6.-The Will
mington Giants surprised the Bacharach
Giants here Yesterday. winning a heavy
hitting game by 10 to 3. The same teams
will play here tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06

The best four-game score since the series
openrd was rolled by the Irving team,
with 54S; second. Germantown, 53T; third,
Sunshine Biscuit, S2S.
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Bowling Notes

Pitcairn. in the section of the summer
DuckpIn League, is still Claspng the top
runs with six games won, percentage OF
Ia5 over it's nearest rival the Germantown
quintet
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06

In the single high score Ed BOYD still holds
first place having made a score of lil pins,
Pierson a Pitcairn small pin scatterer. is
second with 1875; w. Zier. Manestc, third.
with 1876, and Reilly. Germantown. fourth,
with 1875.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06

Muiier's duckpinning in section 4 was a
feature this week In each OF his four
Games he tossed for the century count and
over. Muller also is one of Philadelphias 5
crack BOWERS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06

Is YOUR bowling alley advertisement in the
EvENiNG PuRIIC LEpGER? II not boost II
to your bowling alley manager ana nave
him insert one in the paper supporting the
bowling game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06

Totals. 8 4 "a 0 8 Totals. o 81 12
u. s, Marines. 0 o o o 3 90
Reading Steel Z. o l 3 . x-9
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06

Due to no game. being rolled on July I,
section will roll off a double e-header on
Thursday night in the Duckpin League.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06
Bingles and Bungles

Giants Who occupy second position. Watch
them 90 IN the tOesn
The double header between the Athletics
and Detroit was scheduled to begin at las
O'Clock.
The Phillies left last night for Cincinnati,
where they We're on the books to meet the
Reds in the first game of the series today.
Cincinnati Went to Toronto yesterday aud
beat the Canadians tGO to one Ia an eI-
hibitioh frdU.
According TO word received In Cleveland
from Fort Wayne. Ind, William Wambs-
gunss, second baseman OF the Cieveiand
Americans, has been called to the colors
and ordered to report for service Mt Camp
Taylor, Louisville, n.y.. on July 25.
Secretary OF the Navy DdHieiS sent Q
cdblC1ram to Vice Admiral Sims conoratglat
inD the American ndup baseball team 10,
as pictorp oDer the drDlL team at Londo,
IN a game icitncSsed bv King George. IN,
message said:
'GrcetfnDs aud congratulations to tn,
napp boys on thoi,' viefory iR the Drea
AMERICAN game. ~ Is but one more proc
that tie navy oan do peil anythiao Il snder
takes"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06

Smediey sends word from camp that he ls
stil shooting the pill down the alley and
running up some 200 scores against the regi-
ment boys.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06

II your bowling teams II NOT satisfied with
IT'S nresent bowling alley, consult George
Moss at the Keystone alleys. His policy is
courtesy first.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06

II the Interstate Bowling League. from
Reading, Harrisburg, Williamsport. York
and upstate towns. will send in cha allenges
Manager Moss will endeavor to run u match
of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06
YESTERDAYS RESULTS


Boston, 4i Athletics, 3 (ten innings)
Washington, 2: New York. I.
Other games not scheduled
- NATIONAL, LEAGUE
Pitt tsburgh, 10; New York. 4.
st. Louis. 9; Chicago. 8.
Other games not scheduled
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06

Cincinnati Went to Toronto yesterday aud
beat the Canadians tUo TO one Ia an er-
hibitioN frau.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-06

Giants Who occupy second position. Watch
them 90 ~ the tOesH
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-30
GEORGIA MAN
HAD QUITE A SIEGE
10 Hospital, But Improved Sfeaily Alter
Taking ziroR Iron Tonic.

In a recent statement, J. H. Martin
Of Mount Vernon, Ca, says:
Il was In the hospital with stomach
trouble and had quite a siege. It
seemed | would never get my strength
back after came out, I had been so
Ill. | ached all over. was nervous,
restless and yet did not feel like get
ting around. My skin was yellow. Ny
appetite poor. was in pretty bad
shape and began to look around for a
tonic. felt like part OF the trouble
was lack Of iron In my blood. | was
SO easily worried, so easily upset. I
heard of ZIron and knew 1t would help
me. began to take it and the Inn
provement was great. It strength
ened me, renewed my nerves and
toned up my system"
When you feel - that you need
strength, remember that ZIron is q
perfected preparation Of iron salts,
combined with other Strengthening
ingredients. Try ziron.