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NILLLONS or PEOPLE KNOW THE
REPUTATION OF DIR. II. H. WARNER,
Of "WARNER'8 SAFE CURE" FAME
HE PERSONALLY, AZ WELL AS THE
COMPANY (WHICH 10 COMPOSED OF
RANK OFFICIALS AND PROMINENT
BU6INE6S MEN OF MINNEAPOLIS
AND ST. PAUL.. GUARANTEES TO
RELIEVE YOU OF EVERY APPEAR
ANCE OF GOITER OR REFUND YOUR
MONEY.
The GUARANTEED TREATMENT
consists Of . sufficient amount Of medi-
cine to relieve the patient Of all traces
of simple gOiter without danger to
health or the necessity Of an operation.
It Is reliable, hut gentle, and surely
restores the thyroid glands and af-
fected parts to their normal condition.
One treatment lasts about three weeks
saa consists Of two kinds Of medicine:
Tshiets. taken three times . day, which
contain ma opiates or narcotics and act as
less solvent. applied at bed time. gently
hut thoroughly rubbed on and about the
gotter-Dces not ~irritate or discolor the skin
and ID easily washed of in the morning. with
warm water.
THE BENEFIT WILL De REMEM.
eERED LONG AFTER THE
PRICE Is FORGOTTEN.
upon receipt or price, which Is $2U,
we will send you four. three weeks
treatments, of Warmers Guaranteed
Simple Goiter Remedy.
Another GUARANTEED OFFER:
We will forward you the four treat
ments for SIT. provided you send us
the names and addresses of five or
more people. 50 years Of age, or under,
who have simple. o. external gOiter.
Warmers Guaranteed Goiter Remedy
will remove most cases Of long stand
ing, but our guarantee applies, only,
to persons 35 years Of age, or under.
This emphasizes the Importance OF
curly treatment.
The quantity Of medicine sent under our
guarantee will enectually and permanently
remove the Eoiter. hut YOU must cooper
ate: Q must assist US by using the re-
Qnired four full treatments IL necessary. IT.
after using the four treatments. you are not
satisfied. we will. on application. refund
your money.
a~ 5000 - $780,
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Don,t Worry About pimnlel

DON'T Worry About pimplee.
On rising and retiring gently smear
the face with Cuticura Ointment. Wash
of the Ointment in five minutes with
Cutlcura Soap and hot water. For
free samples address. "Cuticura, Dept.
x, Boston" At druggists and BY mail.
Soap IS, Ointment Is and 5O.-Adv.
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Don't Work In LimeIioht.

Secretary Houston says: Farmers
are not spectacular performers. They
d. not furnish sensations and head
lines. They work in season and ont
Of season, from early dawn until dusk.
but they do not work II the limelieht.''
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HOW TO USE VICkS VAPoRub IN
TREATING SPANISH INFLUENZA
The Influenza Germs Attack the Lining Of tAe Air Pas
sases. When vapoRub l. Applied Over Throat and
Chest, the Msdicatsd vapors Loosen the Phlssm,
Open the Air Passages and Stimulate the Mucous
Membrane . Throw off IL CermA

n Addition, vapsRub il Al
sorbed Through and S6uau-
latss the Skin. Attracting
the Blood g the Surface and
Thus Aids IN Reducing The
Congestion Within.
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SPECIAL OFFER: Coed enly untii
January TT, t11o. Send US 500
for the Afst treatment with dve Or
more names a. ab0vel, and $500 each
for the other treatments, ~ needed.
Two or three treatments will often
remove simple. or external, gOiter In
Its early stage.
ORDER TODAY: 0oiter often grows.
to take new life and Increase rapidly. or
take the form Of Internal. or exophthaln.ic
toiter. thus making It very dinicult =
remove.
You can obtain this remedy from
any leading druggist. If he hasn't 1t
in stock he will order 1t for you. Do
not he misled by worthless and harm
full substitutes. BE sure 1t Is Warmers
Guaranteed Simple Golfer Remedy.
We PREPAY DELIVERY charges
to any part of the United States. ca.
madam points duty paid, 50 per ent
higher. When RENTING, state your
age, how long you have had goiter,
and condition Of your heart and
ervou system: also do your eyes
pfotrude, showing more Of the whites
than usual?
" or MANY AFFIDAvITs.
70, several years was aisicted With z
. s,%His g: and s1 ss.a,sd G no. Yer, = m srs ) BESIDE. sides
deprivinE me Of my rest; many tiMes caus-
ing ME 70 sit up In bed suddenly ut night
and gasp for breath. It also csused me 70
suffer . great deal with palpftation Of the
heart. took three treatments Of Or.
Warmers Goiter Remedy and every vestige
Of the Golfer h gone. In fact. I have almost
forgotten 1 ever had . goiter. To those
means use DR.. Warmers Remedy-The
sooner the better. Do not be afraid. the
medicine will slso benefit your general
the same for several Of my friends who used
the treatments" .Slgned. Niles Iottis JONAS,
65 w. Morton st.. 81. Paul. MINI.
Stnte Of Minueaota, County Of Henrepin-
es.-Smb~eribed and sworn t. before me this
2Sth day Of September, 1918.
signed. Aiex. 9. M~esgclkoch,
Notary Public, Hennenin County, Mirne-
oSta. (My coMIniso6oa expires May b, 1881
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- our SPECIAL 0FFER 2
Quite So.

Nell found she would have to take
her new dress to pieces"
Il bet she was ripping mad"
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What's the matter with a wedding
ring as an exclusive circle?
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Her Species.

"She is the gray mare in that house.
II should call her more Of an old nag
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Tact.

Tact.
Hostess Recommendations do you
like your pie. James?
James-A l~-l-little b-b-bigger, ma'am.
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Silo- T Filling Crew Gathering Csrn-
Sled Type Gutter u in Use and Corn
10 Carried Directly to Wagon.


tached to the corr harvester and de-
posits the bundles Of corn as they are
cut on the wagons which may be driv-
IN opposite the machine. If 1t is de-
sired to start the binder several hours
ahead OF the ensilage cutter, this at
tachnent Is not used, as then the corn
mny be dumped on the ground ard
from there loaded by hand.
In view Of the current high prices
Of grain, the specialists Of the United
States department Of agriculture sug-
gest that, sin many instances, the ears
may be proftably snapped or husked
end only the fodder converted into
silage. By the practice of this sys-
TEN the silo will still provide a wealth
Of cheap, s%ucculent rOughage.
Sealing 10 Neglected.
Sealing Of the silo after the struc-
ture is filed is too often neglected.
There are q number of practical meth
DDS OF topping OFF the silO SO as to
minimize waste and spOilage. A cOm-
mon practice Is to level the silage and
then to tramp ove the top thoroughly
for 20 or 30 minutes every day for a
week, in order to eliminate air peck
cts near the top OF the silo and to
thoroughly compact the mass of feed.
Then oats may be sown after the top
OF the ensilage has been thoroughly
soaked with water.
Make USE Of Boys.
The specialists Of the department
recommend the use of boys In the silo
for tramping and packing the ensilage
during the filing process as conserva-
tive of man labor as well as silO space.
Under this arrangement one man to
handle the distributor pipe with three
or four boys In nm average IA to 49,
foot diameter silo will not only pack
away the feed 70 that It will all be
saved. hut they also will render avail
able the maximum tonnage capacity
= - ~. !.
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CALI. A PHYSICIAN - &C
TO BED - STAY QUIET
DON'T Q r

There q Ne Oeeasies fer Panie-ynAae
u ITSELF Mas = Very Lsw FeReeat.
aoe u Fatalities. Net 0veF Ono
DeatA Ost ~ cvefy Fouf Hundred
Cas A~ccoralog - the N. C.. Doaf1
81 Health. The Chief DANGER Lies
IN Complications AFtslD9, A~ttoek1ng
Prlaelpally PotieAts n q Rundown
ConAltien-Those whe Don't &c -
Bed Seoa Enough, Or These WAo Get
Up Tee EARLY.
Spanish Influenza. which appeared In
Spain in May, has all the appearance
OF grip or la grippe. which has swept
over the world in numerous epidemics
as far back ~ history runs. Hippocra-
ties refers to m epidemic in AZ B. c.
which IL regarded by many to have
been influenza. Every century . had
Its attacks. Beginning with 1881 this
last in 1sss-1sS0.
TINE SYMPTOMS.
Grippe. or inauensa. ~ Il 10 now
called. usually begins with . chill. FOL.
lowed by aching. feverishness and
Q general feeling Of weakness and de-
preston. The temperature 10 from 100
to 1e4. and the fever usually lasts
from three to ave days. The germs
attack the mucous membrane. or lining
Of the air passagee-nose. throat and
bronchial tubes: there 10 usually Q
hard cough. especially bad At night,
and frequently AL the Appearances OF
. sever head cold.
THE TREATMENT.
Ge to bed 1t the frst symptoms. mot
only for our own sake. but to avoid
spreading ne disease to others-take
. Durgative. eat plenty Of nourishing
food. remain perfectly quiet and don't
worry. ouinins. aspirin or Dover'a
Powder. ETC.. may be administered by
the physician's directions Il relieve
the aching. But there 10 no curs or
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Its Contents.

Has she raised vegetables in it,"
NO; flags
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Remit either by check. p. Q. Order, Draft
or Registered Letter to
Warmers Guaranteed Remedy Co.
$40 Loeb Arcade, Minneapolis, Mimi.
ExFKlES JANUARY Ia. 1919"
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Y. REMOVE YOUR
GoITHH
AT HOME
NO KNpE-No STAMINA AIConol-No 0PITEs
WARMERS GUARANTEED
u 0oITER REMEDY
At HONE

HAS FAllg0 70 RaMovG oot1EH
WHEN ueEp AoooRolNo 70 INSTRUCTIONS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-27
BELMONT RACES
DAYS FEATURE
Metropolitan Mile Handi-
cap Will Be Staged
This Afternoon
New York, NaN -

New York. May -
belmont Parks spring meeting. which
will h,cir .hi, of.,r,oor or1 ,,.,c,d
"''' anu
u" June 90 present" an INTRODUCTORY
equal to tho best heretofore offered by
the Wee.chcstcr Racing A;eociation
I, ,r. .:, ,.- ,-.,,.d ,,,o.o oro
''''
hh'tN-Feven probable starters
Tho feature will he the Metropolitan
TIardi~ar ono mile ,,nirr ha- = rr7r-
, ,-,., ,.
'''''" ''T' ''''' " F''''' W.
ih" best horses in tn" country will 60
10 tho post. irC,udinq. Omar Khavyam.
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,,ri,,, L,s bo,, r,,,li,c, ax.n,o ror
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-27
PENN LOSES AND
RUINS RECORD
Talcott. Yale Pitcher. Issues
Only Pass of Season
to Bohan

Penn's baseball players lost a chance
to be acclaimed collegiate champions of
the East when they fell before the
curves of TalCott and the might Of the
Eli bats at New Haven Saturday, hut
in the course of a SO defeat they estah-
lished a record that no other team has
been able to accomplish this year.
Talcott. the Yale twirler. kept his slate
clean. He has not been beaten by any
college team this year, but never before
this season did he issue base on balls
and he fell down against Penn. Paddy
Bohan, the Quaker seCOnd-aaCker, is the
young man who waited for.the four wide
ones from TalCott, and he got them.
When the season first started Paddy
headed the Red and Blue batting order,
but he slumped so badly in his h<ting
that Coach Thomas set him back to the
end of the array, and there he was
when he faced Yale. Perhaps he was in
dignant at the change and determined to
show that Roy's first impression was the
correct one. Anyway, he came through
with two hits out of two ofticial trips to
the plate He vas the only Penn to get
more than one hit and one of four to
slug safely.
It was Bernhardt's first reverse of the
year by a collegiate team He beat
Holy Cross, Columbia and Swarthmore
twice and lost to two service teams,
Camp Dix and the Cost Accounting
squad of Leauge Island, before he twirle
against the Blue boys. Yale was little
too much for him, and the fact that Joe
Straus mis- Judged a fly that went for a
triple was the combination that worked
In his ruin. Sir Walter has lost only
twice to college teams during his career
at Penn.
Eour games remain on the Red and
Rue roster. On Thursday, Haverford
will appear at Franklin Field for the
Memorial Day engagement, and then the
Ouakers will appear at three commence
nent day attractions. The first will be
at Lafayette, on Saturday, the second
al Columbia on June and the third
and final contest of the season at Frank
lin Field on Alumni Day against Camp
Dix.
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BASEBALL LEADS
SPORTS IN ARMY
Boxing Ranks Second With
Soldier BOYS and Track
Sports Third
ALL ARE IN F AN 0 r

Washington, MAY 81
A.. >,..l.,,,, ,r,,,. ,,,., ,,.
'''' W '''V '>''"'
como 50 'h.hnSla5''' over me sports
provided a. the camps hv the Commits
si,, or TRAINING C,anr Activities that
49, ,.,,,.., o., -.
''' N''
largo ana increase '''' '''i'''',,' ''',
'ctic fields. Eororts re"NtNed from All
.,ar,ns show tina, thousands Of mon take
800. f.. u,, ,.,.,cs v.t.h baseball or
I''' WI
course, in the I'A3
Moro than 7oooo hasehalls and 5000
r,,r b,,c h.,u zen. ~ the rqmrs. with
,,.a..,.,.,.-
t.'.''. '..' '
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NAVY YARD BALL NINE is
DISBANDED; SHIP LEAGUE
CIRCUIT NOW INCOMPLETE
Chester Snatches Sensational Game From Haran-Ef-
fective Hurting Features in the Northeast Manu-
facurers' League-Other Circuits Busy

fNABTAlN JIMMY ESQ HEN is re-
J sponsibio for r-ho,ter Io,dfrr .ho
pelaware Gbint,,i1derz, o.r,,a -. ,,,-
bro,o III, Nv, i"'llei leW Cr!'Hms oI,sioer
Reth,ehe,, p, ,-hnr+,,,r r-.,,,,, rrl,,,Ig
NJ T-r,ar1 ,n ,,a +o,,+h ,,,i,r ,t',,,' ~,
einpIod o,,d .,Io -,l,, ,,, .it, !" ~ -.
ing 1ter r, ctcirroId,.,, I,,r', ,,,,.i,
The erd 81 ~ .i,i,,t, I.I, 49,
wee trai,irc I1,,i5,,
home talent sert Two RIM orro-s Me-
p,n &, 49, ,,I,,.,, 49,, .i., , .,.., "
inge tarI r,,ir;,,- ,,,,do Li.. I,i,,, ,,,I
hod or .to .7 '...'7 W.. ." ".,,'
the ,.irt,or f,, ,,,,, 5.,r ~.
coi,octad .trt. -''' '''''' "''''' '''''''
''7''
New J ork ship in7uEuraied tn" home
season across the I''s'War" ana came
through with another 'Nr|l"l verdict. dc
leatinE sun by 20 .fop' Mc'ilnley
tanned fourteen sun batter, and ShNt-
stop {. MoF'r starred WIN a par OF
t""-naEE"!" anu " h'n"'. Il"NI'i l" l'''
sur ."I ,'"Jh d5e''Ef'''H 49, ~ ~ W.
Tor after having Il gam" Wl'h M"r'hant"
'''
N-,,,, Ward l. Nm,
4'dNY lar" Is 'u'
The circuit has met its first change.
aS th6 navy YARD team mas h''N I'T''"
to d!shand and ae a result tho game
scheduled be-wecr Hog rrIard and navy
daIu at 'n'a ,',,' ~ rtn",', D r'l,nd
apgrngation has boCn hardicauDrd from
a.. ,.,'' r,; IJ1.I,,. r,,,.,,,,
me sait' ana fhSlEh .'''! ',"'',.L'', ,..'.i,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-27
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington. a. Detroit, Q.
New York, o. Cleveland, 3
Other clubs not scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phlllies. 1; Cincinnati, 3.
Chicago, 81 New York, /.
st. Louis. 2i BROOKLYN, 1.
Pittsburgh Boston. not scheduled
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Southern Association
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY

AMERICAN LEAGTE
ST. Louis at Philadelphia, 3;3n--ClOudy.
Cleveland at New York, 3:i5-ClOudy.
Detroit at Washington. 4;3O--Cloudy.
Chicago at Boston. 3:l5-Rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PhilIles at Cincinnati 3O0-Cloudy.
New York at Chicago. 3i00-Clear.
Brooklyn at st. Louis, 3;30--Clear.
Boston at Pittsburgh, 3:30-Clear.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Baltimore at Syracuse, 3;S0--Cloudy.
BinghamtOn at Rochester, 4:00--Clear.
Jersey City at Buffalo. i!00-Clear,
Newark at Toronto, 3:30-ClOudy.
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MoreYYille. 10; Boyertown, 9

Boyertown, Pa, May 2I,---Morevvile won
closely contested. ,hard-Sitting game from
lied in tho ninth. scoring four rims, but
could not put across the tying tally.
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pa,e..nn Retains Soccer League Lead

New York, May 27,-Paterson re-
tained the lead in the National Foot
iehAm ~ defeating the Scottish-Amer-
iesns by four goals TO three at Clark's
xfhletiS Field in Newark. yesterday.
Uavfs shot three goals and Casey one
81 which the silk weaVfrg led fy four
f< one. Hogan. With two goals. and
inf9sn with one. 4'd 'he scoring fpf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-27

coach Sutton ,s rort,o,to ia b,,.,re-
AN c\p,r:rrr,d battery. to s,7r, ,bo so, r',N
son next spring.
Captain Dtrrv viii hc back and yitb
tw" years. ,>pcri, Nee. should rrovo
moro valuable. It, vas one Of the etar
catclors If tho lcar,l. Tho rftcbrng
&tan, consisting uC N.ddlriuu and Dine-
moro, VIII al-o ro available next yoar
Middleton WI. the h.@t pitcher during
tn" $ .sou
Dir=morr was called upon several
tunes, and proved hi. mottlo as a relief
pitcher NoN' year ~ should he bcttcr
.t,lI DneTur' also a1tcrnatcd at short.
stop when mot ou the mound. and was
"n" If ~" h.,r n,n in tho mHcld Nippv.
MIddIct"n 1nd ntNrm"ro. besides filling
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.signaI 2. B., I, MOTOR suppIy, .

Camp Meade, Admiral. Md. May 27--The
3n4Fh signal FIELD Battalion rslneo IN the
eiahWsh ~ a tnn.nE hsfs yss,sfasy .aef'a5RiRs 81 The tie
Selpff@d a hcFnf run WITH The o7tta fllfd.
1sIS sE e. s,5 dssIs asa; ss.o ''irsa s;s', s1'
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Eirh,h ward. &, Allentnwn. 3

Lancaster. Pa. May 27.--Eishth Ward
-antinted Ire winning stresk by detasting
Allentown Professionals here yesterday.
Score 70 8, Numerous errors by the
;dsitors cost them the eanne
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Pergola, 5; Pennsylvania Giants,

Allentown, Pa, May 2T. Pereola out
classsd The Pennsylvania Giants of Phiia-
delphia. rt Dorney Park yesterday. winning
handily by TO /.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-27

Fed Amea pronounced the beuedtctfon ovcr
The remains Of the Robins.
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Atlantic City R. R., 4; Hammon,on. 0

ErE Harbcr, y, j., May 27.-AtIantic city
Railroad opened its season yesterday defeat
ing Hammonton by 10 o. simendinaer
pitched not.hit, .n1Cocdrun game The pro
lnenI branch Of the Red Cross.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-27

The Robins have tossed off five atrnlght
games nonchalantly forcing the Cardinals
out q lHt place.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-27

Miller HugEins 1915 model Yankees
hoped over to Cleveland and tramplcd the
Indians with Ray Caldwell IN the box
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CY WILLIAMS
THERE WITH BA
Does Some Deadly Work al
a Real Pinch Hitter
for Pat
PHILLIES TRIU Mp IL

Cincinnati, o., May 27.--Thers may
have been some excuse for Nero burn
ing Rome. Perhaps there were reasons
why the Massacre Of St. Barthoionntw
was ordered There might have been
justifah1e cause for Grouchy's failure
to reinforce Napoleon at Waterloo But
there was no excuse for the Reds losing
that hail game Sunday.
The triple play that took the visitors
out Of what seemed a hopeless situation
had to he decided by two umpires.
When Lee Mageo shot a liner into Ban-t
CrOfts claws. the shOrtstop leaped on
second, thereby making sure OF two PUT
outs. then snapped the ball to Luderrs
rs Groh went diving back to the. bag,
There wasn't any question as 10 the
hail heating Groh. he was out all
right, but the field umpire, from his
position. didn't sec II and called Groh
safe The Thls raised a mighty uproar
and took their caac hack of the plate,
where the chief lump" promptly de-
cded that Groh was out.
Luck of Mule
Oh the luck of Mule" watsort--he
had absolutely nothing the Reds lit an
l'.tlA INV IlNi llFlN llle IlpUltnI He GN-
feared. Inside Of five minutes one run
was in. three successive hits had been
bolted and twO men were on bases, with
none out. One more long drive, even
off hig successor. would have put the
game on record against the "Mule''---
but Prcndcrgaat was sent in Just in
time to have that triple play achieved
Pat Moran is beginning to feel un-
certain about the Mule" So far Mr..
Watson has shown little beside a glove
and an amicable disposition, and neither
Of these attributes will take you very
far this season.
It isn't oftcn-at least this SEASON.
that a pinch hitter makes good in place
of n pitcher who has been fiingiug
elegant ball hut Cy williams surely
delivered when he replaced BRADLEY
HoRg Tsually the pinch hitter tifvysrs
and the relief pitcher gets blazes basted
out Of him In this case the pinch
hitter won out, and though the relief
pitcher was an awful object, the man
who re~cued the rescuer proved able to
hold them down.
All Ont of Luck
Pete Schneider promises to be the
biggest kind of a sensation this season.
but hasn't had much luck to datesa lie
won on opening day--and has been
pottod for five straight beatngs since.
It seldom happens that three sacri-
fee hits are recorded in one inning
the thing doesn't scem possible, but such
was the case in the visitors eighth ses-
sion Burns's bunt, a legitimate sacri-
fee. and 50 recorded. was thrown to
third instead Of first and intereepted
nobody Fitzgcralds bunt was chucked
| wild by Schneider, and again nobody
! was put out. Stocks long fly to- left
! made the third sacrifice of this frealSish
| inning
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-27

Four hits OF Walter johnson was all the
Tigers got out Of Sundays game at the cap
itai.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-27

Bancroft aud Ludcrus pulled OF triple
rom tying the score ICith the PhilHcS.
An extensive program wes nrrangcd for
Red Gross d1S Mt the POlO Grounds this aft
ernnnn. Besides the ball game between the
Indians and Ncnkees. n concert and athletic
contests were the bill of fare.
A big athletic carnival and baseball game
Ray Fisher hurled the Fort sloCum team 10
victory over the Camp Dix Bolo5, ! to o.
Up TO this morning the Giants had rou
fue ard lost eight games in the West, lchich
materially has helped to make the National
League race a closer one.
Last week the St Louis Browns took FIVE
out of six games. thereby winning their way
into third place.
The White Sox have dropped consldera bIv
since their attempted invasion OF the East.
four and half games behind the league
leading Red SoX. having lost six out OF thir-
teen games.
who was able 10 locate the Philly pitchers
with any degree Of certainty. He cracked
out trio of hits in four times at bat.
SHERRY Md0ss IUaS back in the lineup for
the Reds. but UdS unable TO touch uD The
pitchers OF his former Teammates tor a
safety.
Cy williams, who Joined the Phils I'm Gin
cnnati, was sent into the fray In the eighth
inning TO help out in the rally. He batted
for HOgg and singled.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-27

Bancroft aud LudcrUs pulled OF trtple
pICy at Cincinnati that prevented the Reds
rom tytnO the score With the PhilLGS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-27

Cy williams, who Joined the Phils I'm Gin
cinnati, was sent into the fray in the eighth
inning TO help out in the rally. He batted
for Hogs and singled.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-27

Sherry Mdgee lUds back in the Hne-up for
the Reds. but tCdS unable to touch M me
pitchers OF his former toammdtss Tor a
SAFETY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-27

Heine GrOh was the only Cincinnati PLAYER
who was able 10 locate the PhiIly pitchers
with any degree Of certainty. He cracked
out trio of hits in four times at bat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-27

Whitman's timely hitting Troyed n" Ca
ture in ststsons 3.,o;l YIN TF"r, ,,r ,'anGtH f
ties Eddie Gerner held the Main Lin" cox
iegians well in hand until the ninth. nut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-27

A big athletic carnival and baseball game
were staged al the Polo Grounds Sunday
Ray Fisher hurled the Fort SloCum team 10
victory over the Camp Dix Bolos to o.